tobefrank321 wrote: » Any evidence he was ever a Republican supporter or shares any of their values? Trump on the otherhand:https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_positions_of_Donald_Trump But you're right about people being turned off voting after last night.
BloodyBill wrote: » Trump plays a clever game. Biden went to Trumps level with the 'Clown' comment which just seemed wrong and sounded bad. Biden needs to be between 8 and 10 points ahead come election day. I dont see that happening. Trump will rachet up the pressure on Joe and he ll start losing support. Its started already
Ficheall wrote: » Are there Biden supporters? Is it not more like "Anybody but Trump and this guy seems reasonably harmless"?
Danzy wrote: » He has never been a Republican supporter but in finance and corporate regulation he was stridently free market, often more than some GOP senators. On free trade he is closer to Reagan than the modern GOP.
Igotadose wrote: » Tariffs? Don't make us laugh. This is as farcical as some of Wiggles' claims about the economy. Look up the history of NAFTA and Reagan and get back to us. #IMPOTUS is protectionist as they've ever been. Free trade. *derisive snort*
Silentcorner wrote: » Not a great night for American Politics I would think. Trump was his own worst enemy as predicted....he didn't turn any voters last night. Biden had a good night...in the sense that he didn't collapse or make a stumble in any major way, the TDS crowd will be happy with that. But my god how bad are things in the Democratic Party that this guy is the candidate....it's no wonder no one turns up for his limited public appearances.
hirondelle wrote: » Weird, isn't it? Obvious cognitive decline, drugs and a concealed earpiece were ENORMOUS issues and would be a campaign-ending scandal for Biden. And instead, today's hot talking points:He outrageously used the word "clown" against the POTUS a man (who routinely insults people while he is POTUS). Biden turned and faced the camera to make an emotional plea to the voters which was cheating, apparently. (The sincerity of the moment is open to question in my opinion, but that is another matter). Wallace tricked Trump in to telling the Proud Boys to ease off the trigger finger. Have I missed anything?
Wanderer78 wrote: » where?
steddyeddy wrote: » You also wouldn't believe how sensitive Trump voters are to their leader being told to "shut up" and to "stop yapping".
breezy1985 wrote: » They don't turn up because they believe in science and the dangers of Covid unlike the irresponsible conspiracy nuts at the Trump rallies
Silentcorner wrote: » What do you think of the BLM protests/rioters that started back in May? Did they believe in science...where was the outrage for those conspiracy nuts? It doesn't take a genius to understand what is happening....the dangers of covid on people depends on what you are protesting or gathering for, where is the science behind that?
breezy1985 wrote: » I'm always anti riot. I am fine with a protest if it is done with social distancing in mind. You need to be out on the streets to protest but you don't need to go to rally to hear Trump as you can watch him on TV or online so they are not the same
breezy1985 wrote: » Republicans prefer to discount anything he said before " lock her up"
Silentcorner wrote: » So there is no science to back what you were asserting?
Timberrrrrrrr wrote: » I refer to it as "old testament Trump "
breezy1985 wrote: » Trump tries to play down covid and encourages supporters to mix despite warnings about Covid Biden does not. And before you jump in a BLM protest is not affiliated with or has been organised by Biden so is not an endorsement of his position on Covid. Trump and his rallies on the other hand are
Silentcorner wrote: » So again...you have no science to back up your assertion? You brought science into this, not me, now back up your claim please? And as you are also aware, numerous posters here who are based in the US have noticed the lack of any visible support for the Harris administration, what is stopping them buying flags and bumper stickers...science? (and it is huge part of Presidential Elections traditionally)
Outlaw Pete wrote: » Does Biden ever tell the truth? Would appear not.https://twitter.com/townhallcom/status/1311132450697945088https://twitter.com/guypbenson/status/1311133364955615232 No doubt there'll be nothing but 'But Trump' replies. His Antifa comments are not going down well with moderates either. While Trump under performed, it was really Biden that done more damage to his own chances.
breezy1985 wrote: » Moderates don't believe in Antifa. It's a far right conspiracy theory
breezy1985 wrote: » https://www.npr.org/2020/09/19/914233038/poll-climate-becomes-top-priority-for-democrats-trump-struggles-on-race-covid-19?t=1601476047710 Jump about half way down to the section about public health experts. Republicans are far less likely to believe the science behind Covid and vaccination also climate change seeing as we are on the subject of science. What's the Harris administration? Maybe they are not buying as many bumper stickers because people are not driving round as much due to working from home or are donating online instead
Silentcorner wrote: » Sorry...that is just a poll. Can you point us to the science that you claim supporters of Trump are ignoring because they do not believe in science...as you have claimed. Republicans are less likely to comply with Government officials does not mean they do not believe in science....if government officials endorse protesting for one group of people and not endorse another then I'd be inclined to ignore the Government officials myself....
dwayneshintzy wrote: » Is your position that the moderator was biased? What did you think of Trump's non-stop interruptions during his opponent's designated speaking time?
