No Dems, You're Not Half the Country

Typically the gray means the votes canceled each other out for a zero net gain for either party.

Weird. I didn't give it much thought after but it did occur to me last time I signed in to 2ps that the gloaters were late. Even as "winners", seem so miserable. Sad.

Ironically, we're all going to be losers. You apparently just don't know it yet. And you're probably not ever going to admit anyway,even then, but we'll know.

Actually, this republican is pretty effing happy these days. And greatly relieved.  AND I’m looking forward to the hope of a better next 4 years than the last 4 years. 

Okey dokey. It will be a cheery 4 years for you then.

You just aren't understanding how our elections work and where the population lives. You just aren't.



Side note: Here in California, we pay for most of the country. Yet Trump threatens to give us Zero money for our natural disasters. How nice. I wonder what happens when we stop sending that money? "The Leopards might Eat Your wrathful, prideful boastful, Face".

Relieved?  Companies are already beginning to raise prices in anticipation of his tariffs and trying to get ahead of the fallout.  States are beginning to put protections in place to try to look after their citizens.   This gives you relief?  A better for years for who?

A business like he ran his own business and declared bankruptcy 6 times? How do you even bankrupt a casino? You have to be really terrible. His campaign still owes cities around the country hundreds of thousands of dollars. His first term in office, he added trillions of dollars to the federal deficit. Great businessman there. He already had a chance to run this country and badly managed it. Anyone who gets their news outside of conservative media or social media can see that.

Trump added 8.4 trillion to the deficit, Biden only 4.3. Even if you take covid relief out of the equation, Trump still added twice as much because of his tax cuts for billionaires

www.axios.com/2024/06/24/trump-biden-debt-deficits-election

Yes, in comparison to Biden's 2.2 trillion.  Still think Trump left the country in great shape?

And Biden inherited the covid shit show from Trump. And that was actually a bigger part of his presidency.

I really hate that people are so negative about Ukraine. I see it like this…if my furnace breaks down, do I want to pay that money to replace it? No. There are other things that I would rather pay for. But if I don’t, even more problems will pop up and cost me more in terms of money and pain and suffering. I blame Putin for that, not Biden or Congress (who actually is the one that sets the budget).

Last time the US tried to be isolationist it didn’t turn out well for anyone.

No, but the mismanagement of the pandemic is completely Trump's fault.  Maybe if Trump had not thrown out the handbook to a pandemic created and handed over by the Obama administration, it would have turned out better

Trump's presidency was a shit show before covid.  And if you're mad about the Black Lives Matter protests, Trump was in charge.

And if you're mad about the Black Lives Matter protests, Trump was in charge.


and the dems fanned the flames and did all of the protesting.

I don't see it that way.  I see it as planning for THE pandemic to happen in Trumps presidency

Businesses don't have an obligation to serve everyone.  If only 6/10 people service a business, that's no skin off anyone's back and the business can be successful.

Do you believe a government should protect the rights of *all* citizens?  Or is 6/10 okay?  

This is how I fear he will "run the company like a business."  Picking and choosing which customers he wants to satisfy, while the President has an obligation to all citizens.