Leisher wrote: Biden gets racist.
No, but seriously, Biden and Trump are the best fucking options we have?"You've got more questions?" Biden replied. "Well I tell you what, if you have a problem figuring out whether you're for me or Trump, then you ain't black."
If you told me that Congress was now working on laws that would link all of your social media accounts together and to your federal/state ID in an attempt to prevent anonymous accounts, I would not be the slightest bit shocked.GORDON wrote:Not without the Identity Bit. Remember when I was proposing that? Anonymity online DOES NOT work for things requiring integrity.
I underlined what I agree with, bolded what I don't, any more.Jorgensen supports individual liberties and considers shrinking the government a major priority. She favors non-interventionism, free and open trade with other nations and promoting nuclear power through deregulation in order to reduce CO2 emissions. In terms of healthcare, she supports a free-market healthcare system over the current system or single-payer.[14][15]
In a Libertarian presidential primary debate Jorgensen said she would immediately stop construction on President Donald Trump's border wall and eliminate quotas limiting who can immigrate to the U.S. During another primary debate Jorgensen said she would "open up the borders" and blamed anti-immigration sentiment on disproportionate media coverage of crimes by immigrants. She argued that immigration helps the economy and the blending of cultures was beneficial.[16][17][18]
She has said the government's response to COVID-19 is "the biggest assault on our liberties in our lifetime", due to both restrictions on individual behavior, such as stay-at-home orders, and corporate bailouts, which she sees as antithetical to free-market principles and biased towards the well-connected.[14][19][20]
Major priority. I don't want larger government, but I don't really care much about smaller, really. I'd like "better" but that just can't happen.
I don't know, but ours is crazy expensive, and also not good, so... I'll try anything else.
Yes.
I guess they realize people just don't care.Leisher wrote: Biden anti-Trump ad is a giant lie.
This shit I will never understand. Trump has given you years worth of stuff to attack him on, why make something up? This is 2020, people are going to call you out on it.
Got a lot of extra Blacks out in 2008 + 2012.While whites traditionally have the highest voter turnout relative to other racial groups, Blacks have higher voter turnout than Hispanics and Asians. In fact, Black voter turnout was within 1 percentage point of whites in 2008 (65.2% compared to 66.1%) and was actually higher than whites in 2012 (66.6% compared to 64.1%). In 2016, voter turnout for Blacks dipped to 59.6%. While that number was lower than whites (65.3%), it was still higher than Asians (49.3%) and Hispanics (47.6%).
Overall 38% approve of the way Trump is handling the presidency, while 57% disapprove. That's his worst approval rating since January 2019, and roughly on par with approval ratings for Jimmy Carter and George H.W. Bush at this point in their reelection years. Both went on to lose the presidency after one term.
In the race for the White House, among registered voters, Trump stands 14 points behind Biden, who officially secured enough delegates to win the Democratic nomination in CNN's delegate estimate on Saturday. The 41% who say they back the President is the lowest in CNN's tracking on this question back to April 2019, and Biden's 55% support is his highest mark yet.
A 2019 survey sponsored by the Brookings Institution, for example, found that 82% of Republicans think the Democratic Party has been taken over by socialists. On the other, 80% of Democrats think the Republican Party has been taken over by racists.
Similarly, a paper presented last year by political scientists Nathan P. Kalmoe and Lilliana Mason cited a survey showing that nearly 60% of Republicans and more than 60% of Democrats agreed that the opposing party is a serious threat to the U.S. and its people. Just over 40% of those in each party thought the opposing party wasn’t just worse for politics, but “downright evil.”
Perhaps most shocking, the political scientists also cite a 2017 survey that found 18% of Democrats and 13% of Republicans agreed that violence would be at least somewhat justified if the other side won the 2020 presidential election.
