Trump is running for president again

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In reply to OsoDorado • 11:55p, 6/6/24
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concordtom said:
Article says that Trump VP stakes is down to 4 men:

North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum,
US Senators Marco Rubio of Florida,
Tim Scott of South Carolina,
JD Vance of Ohio.

Let's place our bets on these 4.

Burgum is too ugly, too smart. Trump likes "Central Casting". He also likes people that he can control, and since he can't argue with intelligence, Burgum is out.

Of course it won't be "Liddle Marco".

And let's face it, no matter how much Tim Scott kneels before his master, Donald Trump will never pick a Black man as his VP.

Yes, Doug Burgum is smarter than Donald Trump (as am I), but he knows how to subjugate himself and bow.

His goal is to become President, and the easiest route is being VP to the fat man who is "one-too-many Big Macs" from keeling over.

Trump's necessity is money. Trump doesn't have it but Burgum does.

So their interests coincide perfectly. Burgum will provide the money and Trump will provide the possibility to ascend to the Presidency.

What a collection of losers. I'm guessing Trump will pick Scott, thinking that will get him the minority vote in those swing states, or maybe Vance, getting him the hillbilly vote.

For this year's VP debate, I plan to be reorganizing my sock drawer.
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In reply to Big C • 5:33a, 6/8/24
Big C said:
OsoDorado said:
concordtom said:
Article says that Trump VP stakes is down to 4 men:

North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum,
US Senators Marco Rubio of Florida,
Tim Scott of South Carolina,
JD Vance of Ohio.

Let's place our bets on these 4.

Burgum is too ugly, too smart. Trump likes "Central Casting". He also likes people that he can control, and since he can't argue with intelligence, Burgum is out.

Of course it won't be "Liddle Marco".

And let's face it, no matter how much Tim Scott kneels before his master, Donald Trump will never pick a Black man as his VP.

Yes, Doug Burgum is smarter than Donald Trump (as am I), but he knows how to subjugate himself and bow.

His goal is to become President, and the easiest route is being VP to the fat man who is "one-too-many Big Macs" from keeling over.

Trump's necessity is money. Trump doesn't have it but Burgum does.

So their interests coincide perfectly. Burgum will provide the money and Trump will provide the possibility to ascend to the Presidency.

What a collection of losers. I'm guessing Trump will pick Scott, thinking that will get him the minority vote in those swing states, or maybe Vance, getting him the hillbilly vote.

For this year's VP debate, I plan to be reorganizing my sock drawer.

I figure he already has the hillbilly vote.
Maybe Oso is right about Trump never having a black VP. To trump, it might be worse than having to go to d-day and hang around all those dead people.
Endless pictures together, time together. Travel, meetings. I mean, culturally there is ZERO match.
Okay, I retract.
Vance or Bergum.
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In reply to concordtom • 3:44p, 6/8/24
concordtom said:
Big C said:
OsoDorado said:
concordtom said:
Article says that Trump VP stakes is down to 4 men:

North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum,
US Senators Marco Rubio of Florida,
Tim Scott of South Carolina,
JD Vance of Ohio.

Let's place our bets on these 4.

Burgum is too ugly, too smart. Trump likes "Central Casting". He also likes people that he can control, and since he can't argue with intelligence, Burgum is out.

Of course it won't be "Liddle Marco".

And let's face it, no matter how much Tim Scott kneels before his master, Donald Trump will never pick a Black man as his VP.

Yes, Doug Burgum is smarter than Donald Trump (as am I), but he knows how to subjugate himself and bow.

His goal is to become President, and the easiest route is being VP to the fat man who is "one-too-many Big Macs" from keeling over.

Trump's necessity is money. Trump doesn't have it but Burgum does.

So their interests coincide perfectly. Burgum will provide the money and Trump will provide the possibility to ascend to the Presidency.

What a collection of losers. I'm guessing Trump will pick Scott, thinking that will get him the minority vote in those swing states, or maybe Vance, getting him the hillbilly vote.

For this year's VP debate, I plan to be reorganizing my sock drawer.

I figure he already has the hillbilly vote.
Maybe Oso is right about Trump never having a black VP. To trump, it might be worse than having to go to d-day and hang around all those dead people.
Endless pictures together, time together. Travel, meetings. I mean, culturally there is ZERO match.
Okay, I retract.
Vance or Bergum.

Heard a pundit yesterday speculate for Burgum, as Trump probably thinks he looks more Vice Presidential than the others. And he could deliver North Dakota and all its electors!
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In reply to Big C • 10:41p, 6/8/24
When tRump doesn't pick Scott, Scott's engagement will end henceforth and forthwith. Bet your pension plan on that proposition at a casino. You heard it here first.
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6:21a, 6/9/24
Joe Biden picked someone who banged Willie Brown and got less than 1% of the vote in the Democratic Primaries for VP. Imagine that.
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In reply to Big C • 6:32a, 6/9/24
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What a collection of losers. I'm guessing Trump will pick Scott, thinking that will get him the minority vote in those swing states, or maybe Vance, getting him the hillbilly vote.

Trump just raised $12 million in one night in San Francisco.
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In reply to bear2034 • 3:51p, 6/9/24
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What a collection of losers. I'm guessing Trump will pick Scott, thinking that will get him the minority vote in those swing states, or maybe Vance, getting him the hillbilly vote.

Trump just raised $12 million in one night in San Francisco.

Trump's popularity in The City is undeniable! I hear he's going to be in the Pride Parade, just to show his support for the LGBTQIS+ community. He'll probably rake in another $12 million that day, minimum!
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7:24a, 6/11/24
We all know tRump uses the Thumb with Hair as a messenger:




*As tRump demonstrated during his rally in Vegas, his mental decline is pronounced. He cannot process a question or formulate a response. What he can do is launch into an angry high pitched voice stream of consciousness rant regarding his personal grievances.
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In reply to bearister • 7:47a, 6/11/24
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*As tRump demonstrated during his rally in Vegas, his mental decline is pronounced. He cannot process a question or formulate a response.
And yet, he's either going to deport you or send you to prison.
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9:24a, 6/11/24
But Trump...but Biden...but Feinstein...but Fetterman...but McConnell...

Our government is so messed up...this isn't going to end well.
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In reply to 145 Days Til No Joe • 7:29p, 6/12/24
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bearister said:
It looks like Tom Cotton is the ideal VP pick for Anti anti tRumpers because that tRump Administration will teach Moderate Democrats a lesson they will never forget





….and to think, the Right Wing nuts on this site think I am a Left Winger and they think you tear Biden down for the same reasons and for the same purpose that they do.

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In reply to 82gradDLSdad • 10:06p, 6/12/24
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But Trump...but Biden...but Feinstein...but Fetterman...but McConnell...

Our government is so messed up...this isn't going to end well.

This is the natural progression when a President's response to the US educational crisis (talkin' 'bout Bush 1) is to call for the US to become Number One in math and science and nobody in particular thinks to advocate for the social studies and the humanities.

Education is about more than job preparation. We used to understand this.
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In reply to Big C • 3:19a, 6/13/24
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82gradDLSdad said:
But Trump...but Biden...but Feinstein...but Fetterman...but McConnell...

Our government is so messed up...this isn't going to end well.

This is the natural progression when a President's response to the US educational crisis (talkin' 'bout Bush 1) is to call for the US to become Number One in math and science and nobody in particular thinks to advocate for the social studies and the humanities.

Education is about more than job preparation. We used to understand this.


I have my degree from Cal in Philosophy and I even don't buy this.
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In reply to 82gradDLSdad • 5:41p, 6/13/24
82gradDLSdad said:
Big C said:
82gradDLSdad said:
But Trump...but Biden...but Feinstein...but Fetterman...but McConnell...

Our government is so messed up...this isn't going to end well.

This is the natural progression when a President's response to the US educational crisis (talkin' 'bout Bush 1) is to call for the US to become Number One in math and science and nobody in particular thinks to advocate for the social studies and the humanities.

Education is about more than job preparation. We used to understand this.


I have my degree from Cal in Philosophy and I even don't buy this.

If you don't buy the part about me "blaming" Bush1, let me clarify: His call was more of a symbol of the way people can feel about education, rather than the cause itself.

If you don't buy the part about education being more than job preparation, then we disagree. Sure that is one aspect, but it takes a educated citizenry to have a successful, functioning democracy. The study of the humanities and social sciences have a practical purpose in our world.
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In reply to Big C • 8:43p, 6/13/24
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bear2034 said:
Big C said:


What a collection of losers. I'm guessing Trump will pick Scott, thinking that will get him the minority vote in those swing states, or maybe Vance, getting him the hillbilly vote.

Trump just raised $12 million in one night in San Francisco.
Trump's popularity in The City is undeniable! I hear he's going to be in the Pride Parade, just to show his support for the LGBTQIS+ community. He'll probably rake in another $12 million that day, minimum!

Trump is going to be the first Bitcoin president.
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In reply to Big C • 4:59a, 6/14/24
Big C said:
82gradDLSdad said:
Big C said:
82gradDLSdad said:
But Trump...but Biden...but Feinstein...but Fetterman...but McConnell...

Our government is so messed up...this isn't going to end well.

This is the natural progression when a President's response to the US educational crisis (talkin' 'bout Bush 1) is to call for the US to become Number One in math and science and nobody in particular thinks to advocate for the social studies and the humanities.

Education is about more than job preparation. We used to understand this.


I have my degree from Cal in Philosophy and I even don't buy this.

If you don't buy the part about me "blaming" Bush1, let me clarify: His call was more of a symbol of the way people can feel about education, rather than the cause itself.

If you don't buy the part about education being more than job preparation, then we disagree. Sure that is one aspect, but it takes a educated citizenry to have a successful, functioning democracy. The study of the humanities and social sciences have a practical purpose in our world.


I think our misunderstanding is about too many generalities being used. My fault. I have no idea if Bush said this but I don't doubt you. I agree that education is way more than job preparation. My point was that we don't have reasonable government addressing the actual problems of our fast changing society.
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5:16p, 6/14/24
"WASHINGTON Former President Donald Trump failed to impress everyone in a room full of top CEOs Thursday at the Business Roundtable's quarterly meeting, multiple attendees told CNBC.

"Trump doesn't know what he's talking about," said one CEO who was in the room, according to a person who heard the executive speaking. The CEO also said Trump did not explain how he planned to accomplish any of his policy proposals, that person said.


Several CEOs "said that [Trump] was remarkably meandering, could not keep a straight thought [and] was all over the map," CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin reported Friday on CNBC's "Squawk Box."


CEOs at Trump meeting: He was 'meandering'

https://www.cnbc.com/2024/06/14/ceos-at-trump-meeting-not-impressed.html

*It is becoming more clear why Hannity on Monday night suggested that tRump may be better served withdrawing from the debate. His free flowing crazy man act is lapped up like gravy by his base, but won't play so well at a debate in front of a world audience. Is not like he can turn off cray cray. It is not an act.
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In reply to bearister • 7:40p, 6/14/24
bearister said:
"WASHINGTON Former President Donald Trump failed to impress everyone in a room full of top CEOs Thursday at the Business Roundtable's quarterly meeting, multiple attendees told CNBC.

"Trump doesn't know what he's talking about," said one CEO who was in the room, according to a person who heard the executive speaking. The CEO also said Trump did not explain how he planned to accomplish any of his policy proposals, that person said.


Several CEOs "said that [Trump] was remarkably meandering, could not keep a straight thought [and] was all over the map," CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin reported Friday on CNBC's "Squawk Box."


CEOs at Trump meeting: He was 'meandering'

https://www.cnbc.com/2024/06/14/ceos-at-trump-meeting-not-impressed.html

*It is becoming more clear why Hannity on Monday night suggested that tRump may be better served withdrawing from the debate. His free flowing crazy man act is lapped up like gravy by his base, but won't play so well at a debate in front of a world audience. Is not like he can turn off cray cray. It is not an act.


And yet they will all vote for him, and many will continue to support his campaign financially.

Because tax cuts.
"There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics." -- (maybe) Benjamin Disraeli, popularized by Mark Twain
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In reply to AunBear89 • 10:56a, 6/15/24
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bearister said:
"WASHINGTON Former President Donald Trump failed to impress everyone in a room full of top CEOs Thursday at the Business Roundtable's quarterly meeting, multiple attendees told CNBC.

"Trump doesn't know what he's talking about," said one CEO who was in the room, according to a person who heard the executive speaking. The CEO also said Trump did not explain how he planned to accomplish any of his policy proposals, that person said.


Several CEOs "said that [Trump] was remarkably meandering, could not keep a straight thought [and] was all over the map," CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin reported Friday on CNBC's "Squawk Box."


CEOs at Trump meeting: He was 'meandering'

https://www.cnbc.com/2024/06/14/ceos-at-trump-meeting-not-impressed.html

*It is becoming more clear why Hannity on Monday night suggested that tRump may be better served withdrawing from the debate. His free flowing crazy man act is lapped up like gravy by his base, but won't play so well at a debate in front of a world audience. Is not like he can turn off cray cray. It is not an act.


And yet they will all vote for him, and many will continue to support his campaign financially.

Because tax cuts.
On that note...

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11:39a, 6/15/24
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In reply to Big C • 6:13p, 6/16/24
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In related news, if Trump wins and then gets the Constitution thrown out in hopes of being able to serve a third term, maybe it backfires and we can get Obama back in there! Trumpsters: "Oops!"
If Trump wins, it will be his third victory but he will only serve two terms. Meanwhile, Obama is serving his third term through Biden.
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In reply to bear2034 • 9:15p, 6/16/24
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In reply to AunBear89 • 11:33p, 6/16/24
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In reply to 138 Days Til No Joe • 2:00p, 6/19/24
….and racists always give themselves away by capitalizing White but not black….and they do it when White isn't the first word in the sentence.
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3:52p, 6/19/24

Is Carville telling you what he truly thinks or is he trying to discourage Republicans from voting?
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8:06a, 6/20/24
Donald Trump Suffers Abysmal Polling Week - Newsweek


https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-presidential-election-polls-1915066

The debate is going to finish one of them off. Biden will either be destroyed because he actually is as senile as Fox News portrays or tRump craters because he is as unhinged as MSNBC claims.

If they both crash and burn then America is better off with a senile figurehead president with competent advisors than a micromanaging president who is a pathological liar with narcissistic personality disorder surrounded by incompetent advisors selected solely for their fealty.
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8:49a, 6/20/24
apologies in advance if this tiktok vid by Ed O'Neil has already been posted, um, or isn't streamable here, fwiw (free and worth every penny)..
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In reply to smh • 8:59a, 6/20/24
bonus poll, choose one..
  • a) trump is crap,
  • b) trump is carp,
  • c) none of the above
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9:05a, 6/20/24
^I had to look up Ed O'Neill, turns out it's Al Bundy!
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In reply to Cal88 • 9:18a, 6/20/24
No you didn't.



Lying liars gonna lie.
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In reply to AunBear89 • 10:07a, 6/20/24
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No you didn't.



Lying liars gonna lie.

https://bearinsider.com/forums/6/topics/107414/replies/2295285
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In reply to smh • 10:44a, 6/20/24
smh said:
apologies in advance if this tiktok vid by Ed O'Neil has already been posted, um, or isn't streamable here, fwiw (free and worth every penny)..
I love how these TV personalities and Hollywood types somehow think they're all morally superior.
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In reply to bear2034 • 10:49a, 6/20/24
Like all the idiots in your bubble that you quote here?
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In reply to Cal88 • 10:50a, 6/20/24
Ok. Thanks?
(You aren't as good at this as you think, Pepe.)
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