“Mitt Romney is going to put [all you black people] back in chains.” lost dementia patient Joe

you just can't seem to grasp that for every example of a gaffe
there are 20x more and worse for trump
or you just like to ignore that inconvenient fact

Great use of real life examples. You have convinced me with your accurate real life arguments.

Biden literally cant speak unless it is prerecorded today.

This post was edited by EndlessSky on Aug 21 2020 07:26am

Was Biden's speech last night actually live, or was it prerecorded?

Virtually nothing on actual policy they’d be implementing. It boiled down to basically two things.

• Orange man bad
• Covid bad - Orange mans fault

It was live. He was greeted afterwards by his wife and Kamala/hubby then they walked to an outside stage where supporters were in their cars. Then fireworks. A pretty solid production.



The major focus on Trump's COVID failure was a smart play. There actually were policy statements if you listened... on COVID and healthcare. But if America wanted someone who focused on nuanced policy in their speeches, Hillary would be running for her second term. Understandable that the cult needs to find something to criticize after the "dementia patient" sounded more lucid and presidential than Trump ever has.

This post was edited by IceMage on Aug 21 2020 07:49am

The TDS poster boy still can’t manage a coherent thought without bringing up Trump.

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The whole thing has been pretty pathetic.

Bill Clinton of all people acting like the moral voice of the left & lecturing Trump on appropriate behavior in the WH

Elizabeth Warren speaking for the Native American caucus

Some transgender activist who identifies as a mermaid queen-king....literally...talking about getting rid of ICE/prisons/police

No wonder the ratings were way down. More people opted to tune into 2 dudes doing a Yo-Yo demonstration on America’s Got Talent than the clown show that is the DNC

I see. And yes, the few clips I saw of the convention so far look like the DNC did a really good job with their virtual convention, a really good job adapting to unprecedented circumstances.





Big disagree. The average American voter might not care a lot about the minutiae of policy, but he does care about the general direction or vision a candidate offers. In 2016, Trump was offering a clear vision and some signature policy proposals that gave a clear idea about the direction he wanted to stand for. Hillary, on the other hand, was all bleh. Her platform, to the extent she even had one, sucked ass. Consequently, it was Trump, not Hillary, who spent more time talking about policy during the 2016 campaign:


As the chart shows, Hillary was the least policy-focused candidate in decades. She made a huge bet on the idea that she would be guaranteed victory if only she could turn the election into a referendum on Trump. In the end, the election instead turned out to be a referendum on her, and she lost it.

This post was edited by Black XistenZ on Aug 21 2020 09:17am