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I like Vivek - I think he would make a highly entertaining VP.

"If you always put limits on everything you do, physical or anything else, it will spread into your work and into your life. There are no limits. There are only plateaus, and you must not stay there, you must go beyond them." - Bruce Lee
 

Agree - would say he's well-spoken, generally has solid ideas and overall good energy. He knows how to explain a lot of the key concerns people have and has solutions that work well

 
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Agree - would say he's well-spoken, generally has solid ideas and overall good energy. He knows how to explain a lot of the key concerns people have and has solutions that work well

Yeah exactly 

"If you always put limits on everything you do, physical or anything else, it will spread into your work and into your life. There are no limits. There are only plateaus, and you must not stay there, you must go beyond them." - Bruce Lee
 

He wouldn't bring anything to the ticket. Vivek is a controversial figure himself, making his wealth in questionable ways. He's a big personality, which the Republican ticket already has. He didn't actually perform that well in the GOP primaries because he was only well liked by the Twitter crowd (people forget that Twitter is not real life--Vivek did not come off as likeable to normal people). He's not particularly pro-Israel. He doesn't bring suburban women into the fold that Trump lacks. He doesn't really represent a state whose voters would, via state pride, naturally vote for him--he has houses all over and I think an official residence in Ohio. He'd be all around a very poor pick for VP (not that he'd be a bad VP or have bad policies) if the intention is to win. 

My pick would be Virginia Governor Glenn Younkin, who, on the right, is a foil to Trump. Younkin has an exact opposite personality and represents a swing state (Virginia is in play this year). Younkin has the potential of delivering electoral votes.

 
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He wouldn't bring anything to the ticket. Vivek is a controversial figure himself, making his wealth in questionable ways. He's a big personality, which the Republican ticket already has. He didn't actually perform that well in the GOP primaries because he was only well liked by the Twitter crowd (people forget that Twitter is not real life--Vivek did not come off as likeable to normal people). He's not particularly pro-Israel. He doesn't bring suburban women into the fold that Trump lacks. He doesn't really represent a state whose voters would, via state pride, naturally vote for him--he has houses all over and I think an official residence in Ohio. He'd be all around a very poor pick for VP (not that he'd be a bad VP or have bad policies) if the intention is to win. 

My pick would be Virginia Governor Glenn Younkin, who, on the right, is a foil to Trump. Younkin has an exact opposite personality and represents a swing state (Virginia is in play this year). Younkin has the potential of delivering electoral votes.

Yeah. My pick would actually be Tim Scott. I think Trump could win with Tim Scott, but also I think Trump will win no matter who he picks.

"If you always put limits on everything you do, physical or anything else, it will spread into your work and into your life. There are no limits. There are only plateaus, and you must not stay there, you must go beyond them." - Bruce Lee
 

Who is the degenerate and who is the crook?

The worst case scenario for a Biden presidency’s is that he is not capable of doing the job and lets his team manage the country.  The worst case scenario for a Trump presidency is that he sells our country to the highest bidder.  

I am hoping that someone will step up and saves this country. My guy would be Mark Cuban.

 
NYMetsFan

Who is the degenerate and who is the crook?

The worst case scenario for a Biden presidency’s is that he is not capable of doing the job and lets his team manage the country.  The worst case scenario for a Trump presidency is that he sells our country to the highest bidder.  

I am hoping that someone will step up and sq e this country. My guy would be Mark Cuban.

I like Mark Cuban and not sure what "sq e" this country means, but think Trump would be a better president in 2024 than Mark Cuban.

"If you always put limits on everything you do, physical or anything else, it will spread into your work and into your life. There are no limits. There are only plateaus, and you must not stay there, you must go beyond them." - Bruce Lee
 
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Who is the degenerate and who is the crook?

The worst case scenario for a Biden presidency’s is that he is not capable of doing the job and lets his team manage the country.  The worst case scenario for a Trump presidency is that he sells our country to the highest bidder.  

I am hoping that someone will step up and sq e this country. My guy would be Mark Cuban.

I like Mark Cuban and not sure what "sq e" this country means, but think Trump would be a better president in 2024 than Mark Cuban.

Bad typo.  I fixed it.

 

NYMetsFan

Who is the degenerate and who is the crook?

The worst case scenario for a Biden presidency’s is that he is not capable of doing the job and lets his team manage the country.  The worst case scenario for a Trump presidency is that he sells our country to the highest bidder.  

I am hoping that someone will step up and saves this country. My guy would be Mark Cuban.

Conveniently forgetting the millions in blatant bribes he took via Hunter and other family members, not to mention that his "team" is literally the people who have spent the last 20+ years in various capacities selling out the country lmao. Glad see the mask come off though as you advocate for unelected to be pulling the strings and running the country behind a lifeless figurehead, refreshing honesty from your ilk for once. Trump is far from the first or most corrupt politician to be in the White House over the past 3 decades, but he's the first that the establishment across both parties has unified against.

Edit: and the feckless mods deleting my comment outlining sources for the tens of millions of bribes the Biden family has taken in response to the below comment thread is just the cherry on top.

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Conveniently forgetting the millions in blatant bribes he took via Hunter and other family members, 

Commercial Real Estate Developer
 

On the other hand, based off the other night’s performance, I’m not so sure he’s even able to intelligibly articulate his supposed ignorance of contemporary issues.

 

Are we really still playing the game where we pretend X or Y politician acts with “integrity”,“dignity”, etc? Let’s be real here…

 
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Are we really still playing the game where we pretend X or Y politician acts with “integrity”,“dignity”, etc? Let’s be real here…

It is very low bar to have more integrity than Trump.  If you are that unfamiliar with Trump's lack of integrity, you should probably educate yourself on the topic

 

I actually watched the debate 3 times.  Counted the "lies".  

Firstly, let me define what is a lie.  A lie is not an opinion you think is wrong nor is it an embellishment made for effect, it is a factual statement made with the intention of deceiving the audience.   Example of the embellishments, Trump: Everyone agreed with me on that, it is obvious to anyone hearing that statement that everyone didn't actually agree with him but the statement was used to imply that there were significant numbers of people who did.  Biden: We are going to tax the trillionaires, we all know that there aren't any real trillionaires in America but the exaggeration, read melted brain misspeak, was used to prove a point about his administrations view on wealth.

As for the actual lies I will have to refer to my notes, but the number of lies made by both sides were basically the same.  This talking point is an insanely disingenuous gaslighting attempt to try and distract everyone from the reality of what they saw.  This was obvious given how the narrative was instantly on all of the post debate opinion shows, the wrap up event for the Democrats, and Democrat surrogates on social media.  The saying goes that the easiest people to fool are people who think they are smart has never rung more true.

 

PEarbitrage

I actually watched the debate 3 times.  Counted the "lies".  

Firstly, let me define what is a lie.  A lie is not an opinion you think is wrong nor is it an embellishment made for effect, it is a factual statement made with the intention of deceiving the audience.   Example of the embellishments, Trump: Everyone agreed with me on that, it is obvious to anyone hearing that statement that everyone didn't actually agree with him but the statement was used to imply that there were significant numbers of people who did.  Biden: We are going to tax the trillionaires, we all know that there aren't any real trillionaires in America but the exaggeration, read melted brain misspeak, was used to prove a point about his administrations view on wealth.

As for the actual lies I will have to refer to my notes, but the number of lies made by both sides were basically the same.  This talking point is an insanely disingenuous gaslighting attempt to try and distract everyone from the reality of what they saw.  This was obvious given how the narrative was instantly on all of the post debate opinion shows, the wrap up event for the Democrats, and Democrat surrogates on social media.  The saying goes that the easiest people to fool are people who think they are smart has never rung more true.

Anyone who watches this debate three times, takes notes and counts lies needs to touch grass. 

 
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um, the only supporters of him I've met are the creepy FOB indian guys whose idea of a good tie is to awkwardly stare at girls and make creepy comments to each other. 

Can't think of a single policy of his I agree with and he honestly is a thoroughly unpleasant person 

That is pretty racist.  At least Indians try to assimilate to some extent unlike some other groups in the US. 

 

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