Elections; 2024
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Quote:RFK Jr. went crazy, just as you are crazy, 6ixStringJack:
Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:Quote:
Originally posted by second:
RFK Jr.'s Latest Tweet Is Being Widely Interpreted As A Nazi Dog Whistle
No it's not. "Widely Interpreted" is a dog whistle by the Leftist Legacy Media for "That's what we think and we tell you idiots what to think".
For a while, Kennedy’s pseudoscientific and conspiracy theories remained focused on his opposition to vaccines. But then they metastasized, spreading to a broader range of public health–related issues. He opposed not only vaccines but the fluoridation of water. He attacked mainstream medicine and extolled the virtues of alternative and holistic therapies. He suggested that the cause of AIDS was the use of “poppers” (alkyl nitrite inhalants), not the human immunodeficiency virus, and he blamed firearm deaths on psychiatric drugs, teenage depression on aluminum in vaccines, and the rise in the number of those identifying as transgender on drugs released into the water. He claimed that Wi-Fi and cell phones are health threats and described 5G technology as both medically dangerous and part of a plan to control the population.
Once a person believes in a conspiracy theory, two key psychological factors can make it hard for them to disentangle themselves from their beliefs: First, shared beliefs bind people together. We want to believe what others who are important to us believe. To not do so would threaten our relationships with them. The beliefs become part of a person’s identity: I am a person who believes such and such. By the late 2010s, Kennedy was increasingly surrounded by people who thought as he did, and he was increasingly cut off from the environmentalist community oriented toward more conventional science.
Second, we also try to maintain consistency in our beliefs. Information that is not consistent with our other beliefs and values gives rise to an internal sense of discomfort—what psychologist Leon Festinger called ”cognitive dissonance.” Either the old narrative must go, or we must find a way to discredit the new facts so that they can be incorporated into what we already believe. Belief in pseudoscience to belief in conspiracy theories is a short step. Kennedy’s narrative became one of extreme distrust.
More at https://slate.com/technology/2023/07/robert-f-kennedy-jr-rfk-covid-con
spiracy-history.html
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Get fucked, Slate.
AI will be doing your job soon, if your outfit even remains open by the end of 2023.
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Quote:Unfortunately, RFK Jr. has said many things that are false and he won't stop, but that was also true of Trump and look how smoothly Trump's life has always been, going from one courtroom to the next, thousands of times over the last 40 years.
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Get fucked, Slate.
AI will be doing your job soon, if your outfit even remains open by the end of 2023.
How Many Times Has Trump Been Sued?
https://www.google.com/search?q=how+many+times+has+trump+been+sued
It happens to be true that if Trump had invested his billion-dollar inheritance in the S&P 500 Index rather than buying golf courses, he would be far richer than he now is cheating his subcontractors and being sued.
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Originally posted by second:Quote:Unfortunately, RFK Jr. has said many things that are false and he won't stop
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
Get fucked, Slate.
AI will be doing your job soon, if your outfit even remains open by the end of 2023.
Accusations made by sources that lie all the time themselves.
*yawn*
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"He's going to get drubbed": Fox News legal analyst says "Trump doesn't have a prayer" in 2024
Fox News legal analyst Andrew McCarthy in a recent article for the National Review had grim predictions about former President Donald Trump's ability to win the 2024 election. "I persist in the conviction that Trump doesn't have a prayer of being elected president again," McCarthy wrote, citing the former president's "unfavorability" that "hovers around 60 percent."
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/he-s-going-to-get-drubbed-fox-
news-legal-analyst-says-trump-doesn-t-have-a-prayer-in-2024/ar-AA1eEvPF?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=183be64e063b46dba262d96e6f16b81a&ei=44
So much winning. I'm buried in winning.
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Trump will be fine. Trump will be your next President. 
You need some hobbies or something, Ted.
You're far to emotional and not fit for following or taking any part in politics.
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Trump doesn’t have a prayer of being elected president again. Democrats have drawn the same conclusion, based on a lot of sensible data — Trump’s past performances (i.e., his 46 percent high-water mark, even as an incumbent, before the stop-the-steal nonsense, the Capitol riot, and the string of indictments and civil complaints), the 2018 midterms, Trump’s costing Republicans control of the Senate in 2020, and the 2022 “red wave” that never happened thanks to Trump-supported candidates.
The Democrats are trying to get Trump nominated because they know they would beat him decisively in November 2024. The indictments (and there will probably be two more — one from Biden DOJ special counsel Jack Smith, perhaps as early as today, and one from Fulton County district attorney Fani Willis (in the next two weeks or so), coupled with the civil cases teeing up for trial (New York attorney general Letitia James’s fraud case on October 3, and a second E. Jean Carroll sexual-assault/defamation case in mid January), are both firing up the Trump base and preventing other GOP candidates from getting any traction. That is the intention.
Harry Enten’s CNN polling analysis, to which Rich and MBD refer, deals mainly with the nomination battle and the patent unlikelihood that another Republican could beat Trump given his quasi-incumbent status and his commanding lead in the polls — pulling more than 50 percent and registering more support “than all his competitors combined,” as Enten tautologically puts it. This squares with the latest RCP data, which has Trump polling at 54 percent — nearly 26 points ahead of his closest rival, Ron DeSantis.
The problem for Trump is he has no upside. He is as known a quantity as has ever sought the presidency. In a normal race, the 46 percent of Republicans who do not favor Trump could be expected to “come home” in droves in the general election if he is the nominee. That is not true of Trump. As the Guardian reports, recent Pew polling indicates that just a hair under a third of Republicans now view him very or mostly unfavorably. The remaining two-thirds view him favorably, but that is down from three-quarters last year. It is reasonable to forecast that at least a quarter of Republicans will not support Trump under any circumstances. That doesn’t mean they will vote for an unpopular Democrat, they just won’t vote (or will vote third-party, write-in, or some similarly futile vehicle for registering discontent).
To have a chance in the general election, Trump has to make up that support. But from where? Polls consistently show that Democratic opposition to Trump is nearly universal. They also consistently show that his unfavorability with the general public hovers around 60 percent. There is no reason to believe this will change. To the contrary, about 54 percent of voters cast their ballots for someone other than Trump in 2016 and 2020, when he was more popular nationwide than he is now. He couldn’t win in 2020 with 46 (he won by a miracle in 2016 with 46). He is not going to win with less than 46, but there’s no reason to think he would ever sniff 46 again.
https://www.nationalreview.com/corner/trump-cant-win/
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It's 2016 all over again.
Good luck with that, buddy. 
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Two bodies have been found stuck in the lines of orange buoys installed by Texas authorities in the Rio Grande along the U.S.-Mexico border. The Texas Department of Public Safety notified the Mexican Consulate in Eagle Pass, Texas, on Wednesday afternoon that a person was found dead in the southern part of the floating barriers. Members of the Mexican National Institute of Migration's assistance unit, Grupos Beta, are spearheading efforts to recover the body, according to the Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The Mexican National Institute of Migration told ABC News on Wednesday that a second body has been discovered in the buoys.
The Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs repeated its condemnation of the buoys, calling them a "violation of our sovereignty." The U.S. Department of Justice has sued Texas Gov. Greg Abbott over the use of the buoys.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/2-bodies-found-in-rio-grande-buoy
-barrier-at-us-mexico-border-mexican-officials-say/ar-AA1eIUfV
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