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jusplay4fun wrote:As usual, poor PATHETIC p-rat cannot comprehend the argument. He is SO UPSET that I attacked his "golden state of utopia" otherwise known as CA. You LOST again, MAGA hater p-rat. You cannot see past your hatred of Trump that you fail again to understand my point. What another weak, pathetic, and feeble attempt at refutation, p-rat.
Go back to school to learn something, ANYTHING, PUH-LEEEEESE, p-rat.
btw: Did you understand my point about parallel form? Do you know a noun vs. adjective? Or was that merely more dribble?
Pack Rat wrote:jusplay4fun wrote:As usual, poor PATHETIC p-rat cannot comprehend the argument. He is SO UPSET that I attacked his "golden state of utopia" otherwise known as CA. You LOST again, MAGA hater p-rat. You cannot see past your hatred of Trump that you fail again to understand my point. What another weak, pathetic, and feeble attempt at refutation, p-rat.
Go back to school to learn something, ANYTHING, PUH-LEEEEESE, p-rat.
btw: Did you understand my point about parallel form? Do you know a noun vs. adjective? Or was that merely more dribble?
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I rest my case, thanks for confirming your [color=#FF0000]MAGAcredentials. Pure idiocracy.
Pack Rat wrote:Your schoolyard taunts are hilarious!
How old are you?
False allegations: I am not MAGA, have said so, do not follow Russian Propaganda, and I see the bad in Trump.
Here are a few of my posts in THIS very thread ONLY. I can find more where I criticize Trump and realize his limitations and his negative points. Wake up p-rat; your ignorance is showing AGAIN.
For example:
btw: I am disappointed that these two are the ONLY real candidates available for us to choose. SAD. A choice between BAD and even worse.
https://www.conquerclub.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=237819&start=700
Re: The 2024 Elections in the US, mostly for the POTUS
Postby jusplay4fun on Sat Mar 02, 2024 6:15 pm
Even though I voted early for a candidate NOT named Biden nor Trump, I do not see other likely candidates for the two major political parties.
https://www.conquerclub.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=237819&start=625
Re: The 2024 Elections in the US, mostly for the POTUS
Postby jusplay4fun on Wed Feb 14, 2024 3:54 am
One of my many concerns about the Election 2024 is that many likely Trump voters believe that he is the "Savior" and will FIX everything. He is NOT and will NOT.
Below is more criticism of Trump by me Jan. 31, 2024; I added larger font for more emphasis in the quote below:
Re: The 2024 Elections in the US, mostly for the POTUS
Postby jusplay4fun on Wed Jan 31, 2024 12:46 pm
Dukasaur wrote:jusplay4fun wrote:
If you read various threads here, you will clearly see that I do not like Trump, have criticized him, and have said that I do NOT think that he deserves to be President. Trump is bombastic, thinks at a cursory level, has biases, is abrasive, and surely a sore loser. He does love this country, but his view of this country is limited.
Biden is an incompetent President. And let me repeat this: Biden is a doddering old fool.
Trump has a solid block of voters who
A) LOVE him, no matter what, and
B) a block of voters who detest him and will NEVER vote for him.
WHICH is BIGGER?
I do not want either Biden or Trump to be President for a second term.
The Economy, despite the claims of the Democrats, is not a winning issue for Biden.
I do agree with GaryD that this election is likely to be VERY CLOSE. It may come down to '
1) those 6 states in the Electoral College, and
2) the abortion issue.
Good summation.
https://www.conquerclub.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=237819&start=500
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Pack Rat wrote:HitRed wrote:Lumber is affordable again
Wannabe terrorists, who dress like Palestinian freedom fighters. But, came off as candy asses when the police showed up. Just goes to show you today's young people can do the talk, but can't do the walk.
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