law74
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I believe he will be gone by Christmas.
The harvest will destroy him and donations for the mid-terms will dry up
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The harvest will destroy him and donations for the mid-terms will dry up
Ifwecouldjust.......
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I wouldn’t employ that **** to sweep my (18th century) back yard.
Unbelievable. I still can’t get my head round how any nation with any functioning education system could ever re-elect him.
Think that you've answered your own question there,,,,
flook
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I'd argue it's a barely functioning countryPretty easy to understand when over 50% of the voting age population have the reading comprehension of 6th Grade (11-12yo) or less. I'd argue that its a barely functioning education system.
So what you are saying is we need to use lots more paper?he is the ultimate turd that doesn't flush, so i give him longer.
I'm on my way to Costco ;)
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Where's the next question? "Sir, who pays the tariffs?"
Gareth Barry Conlon
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No chance. The absolute last thing he ever does is quit. He has reduced the Republican party to cowardly boot lickers. They might squabble over legislation but they are never going to impeach him or make any other moves to remove him.I’ll give it a month before he either gets impeached or/ quits/ or gets removed
America has to suffer Trump for 3 more years.
The only light is the mid terms. This time next year the gop will swing to thinking about getting the lower levels reelected. Trump won't be on the ballot but his policy and behaviour will be the backdrop.
A big Democrat win could radically shift the dynamics. But even then Trump doest stop and we have to wait and see how he deals with the end if his term and the fact the law is clear that he can't run again.
fuck me - if you are or have ambitions to be a kiddy fiddler claim to be ICE and kidnap 1st grade children ........
Silent, Dax?
The non-right journalists should make this their first question, every time. Maybe their only question.Where's the next question? "Sir, who pays the tariffs?"
MAGA are in denial and genuinely believe that the tariffs are working (even though most are on pause at the moment). They really, unbelievably, still don't understand what a tariff is, and have no interest in learning. They'll find out soon enough though - but even then, it won't be Trump's fault.
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The Light Was Yellow Sir
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It’s startling when you look into it a little.I wouldn’t employ that **** to sweep my (18th century) back yard.
Unbelievable. I still can’t get my head round how any nation with any functioning education system could ever re-elect him.
In 2023, 28% of adults scored at or below Level 1, 29% at Level 2, and 44% at Level 3 or above.
Anything below Level 3 is considered "partially illiterate".
Adults scoring below Level 1 can comprehend simple sentences and short paragraphs with minimal structure but will struggle with multi-step instructions or complex sentences, while those at Level 2 can locate explicitly cued information in short texts, lists, or simple digital pages with minimal distractions but will struggle with multi-page texts and complex prose.
In general, both groups struggle reading complex sentences, texts requiring multiple-step processing, and texts with distractions.
Of course, you might argue that it suits certain politicians to have a population that has large swathes of illiteracy, and the problem is therefore not likely to be resolved any time soon.
journolud
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I'm pinning my hopes on him either dieing or cognitively declining to such a degree that he has to be removed. I think the latter isn't out of the question at allNo chance. The absolute last thing he ever does is quit. He has reduced the Republican party to cowardly boot lickers. They might squabble over legislation but they are never going to impeach him or make any other moves to remove him.
America has to suffer Trump for 3 more years.
The only light is the mid terms. This time next year the gop will swing to thinking about getting the lower levels reelected. Trump won't be on the ballot but his policy and behaviour will be the backdrop.
A big Democrat win could radically shift the dynamics. But even then Trump doest stop and we have to wait and see how he deals with the end if his term and the fact the law is clear that he can't run again.
And then we get JD Vance who is potentially an even bigger ****. Woo.I'm pinning my hopes on him either dieing or cognitively declining to such a degree that he has to be removed. I think the latter isn't out of the question at all
bluethrunthru
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Where's the next question? "Sir, who pays the tariffs?"
he gets his info and advice off this prick
gordondaviesmoustache
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The signs of his cognitive decline have been there for years and yet they still re-elected him.I'm pinning my hopes on him either dieing or cognitively declining to such a degree that he has to be removed. I think the latter isn't out of the question at all
Ifwecouldjust.......
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It’s startling when you look into it a little.
In 2023, 28% of adults scored at or below Level 1, 29% at Level 2, and 44% at Level 3 or above.
Anything below Level 3 is considered "partially illiterate".
Adults scoring below Level 1 can comprehend simple sentences and short paragraphs with minimal structure but will struggle with multi-step instructions or complex sentences, while those at Level 2 can locate explicitly cued information in short texts, lists, or simple digital pages with minimal distractions but will struggle with multi-page texts and complex prose.
In general, both groups struggle reading complex sentences, texts requiring multiple-step processing, and texts with distractions.
Of course, you might argue that it suits certain politicians to have a population that has large swathes of illiteracy, and the problem is therefore not likely to be resolved any time soon.
Just a reminder that the average reading age in the UK is 9 years old... so we're not much better. And you're correct ... right wing governments don't like an educated population which is why they always wage war on Colleges and Universities .
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Actually his instability is working to the USA’s disadvantage, and many other countries are taking advantage and benefitting.I think getting rid of Trump under any circumstances can only be good.
The simple reason is that nobody knows what Trump will do next. This instability is working to his advantage.
He is so unhinged and petty, you cannot get a handle on him. Vance is much more predictable, so can be countered.
If Trump goes, it is all over...
gordondaviesmoustache
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He is unquestionably accelerating the US’s decline, which whilst still inevitable I’d say, could be managed in a way that was much less painful than he’s going to make it.Actually his instability is working to the USA’s disadvantage, and many other countries are taking advantage and benefitting.
It’s an absolute fucking shit show.
I just hope that he's called to account for his c*ntishness before his lawyers can play the 'loss of faculty' card...I'm pinning my hopes on him either dieing or cognitively declining to such a degree that he has to be removed. I think the latter isn't out of the question at allI
Absolutely sick of bastards like this only being prosecuted/vilified for what they are only once they're either dead or deemed too old to incarcerate.
There are no depths to his depravity - I'm even wondering whether paedo Epstein really did commit suicide, or was he helped along because he was sitting on a time bomb?
he gets his info and advice off this prick
How will the countries eat them? Surely he's not suggesting that the country of an exporter pay towards the tariff? Good luck with that.
Deranged. And this sheister definitely knows better, unlike Trump. I hate these tossers stating that black is white with a straight face, just to stay in their position.
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Popcorn is ready on June 14th.
Mango Mussolini is hijacking a military celebration day as a pole-smoking birthday bash.
Meanwhile, the new Pope will be addressing the People of Chicago via a video link. Unless Trump sends in the National Guard to stop the "insurrection".
Mango Mussolini is hijacking a military celebration day as a pole-smoking birthday bash.
Meanwhile, the new Pope will be addressing the People of Chicago via a video link. Unless Trump sends in the National Guard to stop the "insurrection".
bluethrunthru
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How will the countries eat them? Surely he's not suggesting that the country of an exporter pay towards the tariff? Good luck with that.
Deranged. And this sheister definitely knows better, unlike Trump. I hate these tossers stating that black is white with a straight face, just to stay in their position.
yep thats his m.o. all along - economically illiterate but the cultists are too so they buy this nonsense