By: Joel Eissenberg
In reply to Ken Melvin. @Ken, Depends. If Trump wins and the GOP holds onto the House and flips the Senate, maybe so. If Trump wins, but the Democrats get the House and Senate, maybe not.
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He also refers to you, I, and over 60% of Americans as “vermin” and “the enemy”. With almost no push back by the corporate media. As usual, the wealthy, corporatists, and the status quo are...
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In reply to Grayson. @Grayson, I watched. It was a riot, an insurrection in service of sedition. That’s what I saw and see. If I watched them again, the tapes wouldn’t change and neither would the...
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In reply to justsomeguy05. @just, Trump lost the 2016 election by nearly 3 million votes. He was appointed POTUS by the electoral college against the will of the voters. Trump lost the 2020 election by...
View ArticleBy: Fred C. Dobbs
In reply to Joel Eissenberg. If the Dems gain full control of Congress, that will at least mitigate a loss of the Presidency. One can only hope. Liz Cheyney, bless her, is still determined that Trump...
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In reply to Fred C. Dobbs. @Fred, I look forward to seeing Liz Cheney and Willard “Mitt” Romney campaign as “Republicans for Biden.” Not holding my breath.
View ArticleBy: Ten Bears
In reply to Joel Eissenberg. If for I’ll not speculate whatever reason Trump is not in it I would not be surprised at a Romney/Cheney It’s early, the game is afoot …
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In reply to Joel Eissenberg. @Ten, The major party nominees will be Trump (R) and Biden (D). The only uncertainty is who wins in November.
View ArticleBy: Fred C. Dobbs
Trump Is Connecting With a Different Type of Evangelical Voter NY Times – Jan 8 They are not just the churchgoing, conservative activists who once dominated the G.O.P. K**** J****** went to her...
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In reply to Joel Eissenberg. If voters get a chance to vote for Romney/Cheney, the winners will be Trump/Party-to-be-named-later. Or, with any luck, the House of Reps will get to decide, and the...
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In reply to Fred C. Dobbs. NY Times – … Mr. Trump himself has become a model for embracing evangelicalism as an identity, not a religious practice. In 2020, he announced he no longer identified as a...
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In reply to Fred C. Dobbs. Of course, if the choice of the Presidency ends up in the House, since this will be the new Congress doing the voting, even if Dems control it there would still be a good...
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In reply to Joel Eissenberg. Sure. In the sense that the Electoral College handles every presidential election this way.
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In reply to Fred C. Dobbs. @Fred, Of course. But only five times has someone won the EC while losing the popular vote, and Trump in 2016 was the most recent case. He couldn’t repeat in 2020.
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In reply to Joel Eissenberg. [sigh] I said what if … he’s not in it. I didn’t care to but Let’s speculate: 1) the most likely is he could be sharing a box full of national security secrets with his...
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In reply to Joel Eissenberg. I agree we should change the way the EC works. It’s not in the cards however. I’ll say again: get the Popular Vote Compact instituted. Agreement Among the States to Elect...
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Mitt Romney needs to re-stiffen his spine on Trump Boston Globe – op-ed – Jan 8 Republican Senator Mitt Romney of Utah voted to convict Donald Trump in two impeachment trials. The second time he did...
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In reply to Fred C. Dobbs. Both Romney & Cheney come from families with deep roots in the GOP. They struggle with the how the GOP is presently behaving, but they won’t be abandoning it, even when...
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