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Just by way of an unofficial AB poll, who's your money on?
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Mozz @18.42 , my post to Togo, that was removed was in reply to Togo's post to me @18.13. My post to [email protected] what caused Togo to jump to Retros defence , was word for word what Retro posted to me on a previous thread of mine about Trump, a few days ago and if TTT can get away with calling other abers Idiots because they don't agree with him then so can I.
The headlines are already written “Biden Defeats Trump” is the nut clutching, constipated, forced plea. Just like “Clinton Defeats Trump” was. Some remember the headline the year that I was born(and that wasn't yesterday) “Dewey Defeats Truman.”
Just like Biden, Thomas E. Dewey was the clear establishment pick from the start. Like Biden, Dewey therefore entered the race as a known moderate with ample public-policy experience. Mindful of California’s electoral importance, he picked a Californian running mate, Governor Earl Warren. Like Biden, Dewey ran a low-risk, low-profile campaign, assuming the inevitability of his victory, on the advice of his highly experienced campaign managers. As today, the mainstream media overwhelmingly favoured the challenger. Dewey gained endorsements from almost every major newspaper in America. Newsweek surveyed 50 political experts on Oct. 11 and received unanimous confirmation that Dewey would win: “The landslide for Dewey will sweep the country.” As today, too, the press loathed the incumbent. The Detroit Free Press dismissed Harry S. Truman as “intellectually unqualified” to remain president. The Los Angeles Times called him “the most complete fumbler and blunderer this nation has seen in high office in a long time.” Alastair Cooke of the Manchester Guardian published an article on the day of the election entitled “Harry S. Truman: A Study of a Failure.”
History loves a repeat.
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Just like Biden, Thomas E. Dewey was the clear establishment pick from the start. Like Biden, Dewey therefore entered the race as a known moderate with ample public-policy experience. Mindful of California’s electoral importance, he picked a Californian running mate, Governor Earl Warren. Like Biden, Dewey ran a low-risk, low-profile campaign, assuming the inevitability of his victory, on the advice of his highly experienced campaign managers. As today, the mainstream media overwhelmingly favoured the challenger. Dewey gained endorsements from almost every major newspaper in America. Newsweek surveyed 50 political experts on Oct. 11 and received unanimous confirmation that Dewey would win: “The landslide for Dewey will sweep the country.” As today, too, the press loathed the incumbent. The Detroit Free Press dismissed Harry S. Truman as “intellectually unqualified” to remain president. The Los Angeles Times called him “the most complete fumbler and blunderer this nation has seen in high office in a long time.” Alastair Cooke of the Manchester Guardian published an article on the day of the election entitled “Harry S. Truman: A Study of a Failure.”
History loves a repeat.
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The dems are getting desperate now. The money men just coughed up $27 million to secure about 9,000 votes in Florida. What a mad place it is.
""The State of Florida could be seeing a significant increase in a new voting group after several celebrities have paid the fines and apparently cleared the way for up to 13,000 felons to cast their votes in Tuesday’s election, according to a report.
LeBron James and former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, are among those celebrities listed as having paid monies to the non profit Florida Rights Restoration Coalition (FRRC), the Tampa Bay Times reports. According to the paper, some $27 million in fines and fees have been paid.
The contributions from James and Bloomberg could, potentially, clear the way for 12,800 felons to become eligible voters. A review of the potential new voters found that 74 percent were black and 68 percent were registered Democrats.""
""The State of Florida could be seeing a significant increase in a new voting group after several celebrities have paid the fines and apparently cleared the way for up to 13,000 felons to cast their votes in Tuesday’s election, according to a report.
LeBron James and former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, are among those celebrities listed as having paid monies to the non profit Florida Rights Restoration Coalition (FRRC), the Tampa Bay Times reports. According to the paper, some $27 million in fines and fees have been paid.
The contributions from James and Bloomberg could, potentially, clear the way for 12,800 felons to become eligible voters. A review of the potential new voters found that 74 percent were black and 68 percent were registered Democrats.""
jim360//I should say an economy that has crashed -- there are signs for the time being of some semblance of recovery, although it's clearly a precarious one that has left a great many Americans unemployed and facing severe hardship, made worse by the fact that Senate Republicans have preferred to focus on getting their Supreme Court nomination through over organising a recovery package.//
You mean the recovery package that's been sat on Pelosi's desk for weeks. The one she won't sign because Trump will get the credit for it. You mean that one, Jim?
You mean the recovery package that's been sat on Pelosi's desk for weeks. The one she won't sign because Trump will get the credit for it. You mean that one, Jim?
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