That in a nutshell confirms it's not about what the dems can bring. So let's say trump goes down. Ok that bits done.will that reduce crime, create jobs,stop illegal immigration, stop the murders by black on black, the list of what's needed is endless but let's just get trump. Explains why the left generally is so toxic really.

You need to re-write your post or not drink and write at the same to make sense.

I was in Long Island last week on business & walked roughly a mile to a warehouse I had to visit. I was kind of surprised at the amount of Trump/Biden flyers/posters. I did not see ONE Biden/Harris.
I also think (especially in Democratic States) there is almost a fear to be vocal about Trump, nearly everyone I have spoken to will vote Republican, mainly because De Blasio the NYC mayor is (NOT) doing such a poor job.

Pro USA & Israel

The New York vote will be fascinating.

I will be surprised if at the very least the Republican vote isn't up.

The leftist liars in the US news can describe rioting as protesting, ignore the destruction of businesses and intimation and violence.....ignore some deaths and highlight others.

But it isn't going to work because it's gone on for too long now.

These slimes have the gall to complain about Trump's morality when they are nothing but liars themselves.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Trump has been the most peaceful American president in living memory what are you on about

"Successful Democratic candidates for the presidency of the United States invariably campaign with promises of domestic largesse and moral uplift. They nearly always end up taking their country to war."

Woodrow Wilson 1912

“The Nation has been unnecessarily, unreasonably, at war within itself,” declared Wilson. But now “the forces of the Nation are asserting themselves against every form of special privilege and private control, and are seeking bigger things than they have ever heretofore achieved. They are sweeping away what is unrighteous in order to vindicate once more the essential rights of human life. Reelected partly on a pledge to keep the United States out of World War I, however, he did just the opposite in April 1917.”

The pattern repeated itself for the next hundred years. Despite even stronger anti-war sentiment than Wilson had faced, Roosevelt led the United States into World War II in 1941.

Having won a famous surprise victory over Thomas E. Dewey, Truman unveiled his domestic “Fair Deal” early in 1949. Less than 18 months later, North Korea invaded South Korea and America was back at war.

John F. Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson between them set new standards for both rhetorical uplift (Kennedy) and progressive legislation (Johnson). Yet by 1968 neither his civil rights legislation nor the Great Society could salvage Johnson’s presidency from the wreckage of the war in Vietnam.

I have bad news. It wasn’t Donald Trump who started Cold War II; it was Xi Jinping. And, as I pointed out two weeks ago, his vision of a resurgent China challenging the United States not merely economically but ideologically and geopolitically is widely shared by Chinese intellectuals and (though it is hard to be sure) many ordinary Chinese people. Notice, too, that anti-Chinese sentiment in the United States has increased almost as much among Democrats as among Republicans in the past few years.

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Living down here does have some advantages. At least you can see them cry.