Let's take a trip down memory lane about the guy you're defending 😂

Kennedy called Trump a “terrible human being” and said the former president was “probably a sociopath” while attending the Republican National Convention.

Kennedy also said in April Trump “promised to drain the swamp” before he “filled his administration with swamp creatures” and “promised to protect our rights and then torpedoed the Constitution,” in addition to claiming Trump “ran up the biggest debt” in U.S. history during his presidency.

In May 2023, Kennedy said “UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES” would he join Trump on a presidential ticket, as their positions on issues and philosophies “could not be further apart.”

Kennedy wrote in NBC News condemning Trump’s presidential policies, suggesting they did not “actively encourage democracy abroad” and instead reached “some of the most tyrannical governments in the world,” adding the practice was “a discredit to democracy.”



Seems like this guy is honest and sticks by his word. 10/10

I read that twice to make sure I didn't read over the source where Trump pushed to have Americans Microchipped.

You fail to realize why debt rose the way it did, but you go ahead and ignore the long term benefits from everything that was being put into place.

Still curious on that source. Seeing how you are changing the subject every post I'll assume there isn't one.

Re-read

I didn't say Trump. We were talking about JFK Jr....

You're right, I did misread where El1te originally referred to JFK.

Bye Kamala.

She is done. Word on the street is she is going to return her focus to CA governorship.

If she doesn't win that, which who knows, she might be gone permanently.

here's to hoping she loses that race too

Amen, amen, and amen.

Even conservative economists agree.
Gas was cheap during covid because nobody was driving. Recessions always have zero or negative inflation. Trumps first 3 years inflation was higher than Obama’s last 3.

Year Property taxes percent change
2024 --
2023 +81.2%
2022 --
2021 --
2020 +11.4%

Can an economist explain why property tax nearly doubled in last 4 years? Here is a redacted copy of mine showing percent changes. NO actual improvements to property, and 81.2% increase. No additional social services etc offered.

Many, many, many low income working class Americans got wrecked in last four years. Imagine being on a fixed income and 81% hike in one year

This post was edited by RedFromWinter on Nov 6 2024 06:20pm

Texas??