Donald Trump

[gordondaviesmoustache]

It’s a sad aphorism, but one that holds true for the UK and the USA: the location of your voters is more important than their number.

Both voting systems are an affront to democracy.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

The all caps is because I’ve said this about 1,000 times and I’m tired of repeating it because people keep ignoring it and they shouldn’t because it’s a fact that matters.

Again — point me to the Democrat who is polling well with Republicans. You wanna woman about Biden, fine — offer up the clearly better alternative.

It’s not just the Biden before us now, though. Given his age, there is much more uncertainty about his future. I am sure that will inform the vote of a significant number of voters.

 

[roman totale]

As the vp is second in line it would create an issue. Would they get skipped in that scenario?

I think that’s exactly where the ambiguity lies. Who knows?

 

[FogBlueInSanFran]

It’s not just the Biden before us now, though. Given his age, there is much more uncertainty about his future. I am sure that will inform the vote of a significant number of voters.

Yes, informed voters should consider trading the uncertainty about Biden's future (which means Harris . . . who's, you know, not an insane criminal) with the certainty of our future under Trump.

Of course stupid people will consider it. Stupid people make stupid decisions all the time.

 

[Gabriel]

Thought it only prevented him from being POTUS

The 12th Amendment reads that, "But no person constitutionally ineligible to the office of president shall be eligible to that of vice president of the United States."

 

[ChicagoBlue]

The all caps is because I’ve said this about 1,000 times and I’m tired of repeating it because people keep ignoring it and they shouldn’t because it’s a fact that matters.

Again — point me to the Democrat who is polling well with Republicans. You wanna woman about Biden, fine — offer up the clearly better alternative.

Caps Lock, in context, are CLEARLY for emphasis. Too bad too many see them as such a turn off and miss the forest for the trees!

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Caps Lock, in context, are CLEARLY for emphasis. Too bad too many see them as such a turn off and miss the forest for the trees!

It’s because only sensationalist tabloid newspapers use it in the UK, so it looks like you are shouting to us.

 

[ChicagoBlue]

It’s because only sensationalist tabloid newspapers use it in the UK, so it looks like you are shouting to us.

Yes, I understand the “sensationalist tabloid” aspect of “shouty headlines,” but I feel like sentient mirror foggers (like most here) should be able to tell the difference between that and trying to emphasize a point. That’s where the context comes in.

In short, it’s “stand out” not a “shout out.”

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Yes, I understand the “sensationalist tabloid” aspect of “shouty headlines,” but I feel like sentient mirror foggers (like most here) should be able to tell the difference between that and trying to emphasize a point. That’s where the context comes in.

In short, it’s “stand out” not a “shout out.”

However it is meant, all it does is rile up U.K. readers.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

The 12th Amendment reads that, "But no person constitutionally ineligible to the office of president shall be eligible to that of vice president of the United States."

Makes sense tbh. They were probably trying to avoid a Putin/Medvedev scenario.