Trevor Morley's Tache
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Utter fucking ****!!!
Donald Trump
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Trevor Morley's Tache
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Was always going to be the case. He was nothing but a spoiler candidate all along (not sure who put him up to it), but now Trump his going up against Harris, he's got zero chance of having an impact. All he can do is hitch himself to the Trump Train and hope for the best.
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RFK Jr considers 'path forward' amid reports he will back Trump
Independent says he will address nation about his campaign as Trump says he would welcome his support.
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Uncle Wally One Ball
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This isnt new. Nixon did it with the Paris peace talks during Vietnam. Read up on Anna Chennault. He did learn almost everything from Nixons playbook though, and for that we can thank Roger Stone
Trevor Morley's Tache
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And Nixon was a **** for that.
Playing politics with people's lives is a war crime in my book.
Uncle Wally One Ball
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Apart from burglary, chronic paranoia and domestic espionage, war crimes are one of the things that Richard Nixon is famed for. Ask anyone from Vietnam, Cambodia or Laos
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See that Dax. Funny eh.
mancity2012_eamo
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Another question to show my ignorance of the US system of election and government.
The incoming president selects their cabinet of Department heads etc., for approval by the Senate.
1. How or when is the Senate voted for.
2. Do the members of the cabinet not have to have been voted for by the public in the first place, to be representatives? If not, I find this part the most difficult part to accept as democracy in action. It’s open to abuse, surely.
I hope it’s understood what I’m asking.
What I’m used to here is a party putting candidates up in constituencies and the constituencies voting in whatever number of representatives they are allowed by Proportional Representation.
The numbers are crunched at the end of polling. People are deemed elected to the constituencies they represent. A government is formed. They pick a Taoiseach ( president/prime minister). The Taoiseach picks his cabinet from those that the public elected.
The incoming president selects their cabinet of Department heads etc., for approval by the Senate.
1. How or when is the Senate voted for.
2. Do the members of the cabinet not have to have been voted for by the public in the first place, to be representatives? If not, I find this part the most difficult part to accept as democracy in action. It’s open to abuse, surely.
I hope it’s understood what I’m asking.
What I’m used to here is a party putting candidates up in constituencies and the constituencies voting in whatever number of representatives they are allowed by Proportional Representation.
The numbers are crunched at the end of polling. People are deemed elected to the constituencies they represent. A government is formed. They pick a Taoiseach ( president/prime minister). The Taoiseach picks his cabinet from those that the public elected.
gordondaviesmoustache
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Not sure if I’ve mentioned it at any point, but I think he’s a clinically insane ****.
r.soleofsalford
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I`ve thought that about Dax
Trevor Morley's Tache
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This guy?