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On Mon, 20 Apr 2020 08:14:47 -0400, "Mr. Luddite" wrote:On 4/20/2020 8:10 AM, John wrote: On Mon, 20 Apr 2020 07:28:10 -0400, "Mr. Luddite" wrote: Listening to the leader of the left pack, Nancy Pelosi, it's obvious what Dems are counting on. They have nothing to lose. They are making a big deal out of the push to restart the economy by Trump, hoping upon hope that it backfires and causes a resurgence of covid-19 cases. If that happens to a significant degree, Trump is toast in November. They will go on the attack reminding everyone that they said the economy should not be restarted until the entire nation was tested and covid-19 was gone. I am sure that even many Dems privately recognize that relaxing some of the "stay at home" recommendations in order to get the economy going again is as important (if not more so long term) than the containment of the virus. It's a balancing act. However, Trump's focus on the economy presents them with the perfect political strategy for his defeat in November. I was also thinking about Biden and his running mate selection. He has already committed to picking a woman. If he and the Dems were smart they should pick Tulsi Gabbard. Of all the potential Democrats, she would receive the most support of Independents and even some Republicans. If he chooses any of the others (Warren, Harris, Klobuchar, etc.) the political division of the nation and voters doesn't change at all. Republicans are going to support Trump and Dems are going to support Biden. Tulsi Gabbard as his running mate could swing the election in his favor. I think Trump is hurting his chances of reelection with every nightly briefing he holds. He's continuously making an ass of himself. Last night my wife even got tired of it after the first twenty minutes. I hope Biden picks Tulsi, because I think the more Trump talks the more he helps Biden. And if Biden gets elected, I can see Tulsi becoming president not too long after. Worrisome.I agree. Trump's daily Task Force press conferences have turned intopolitical rallies. He is only hurting himself.Maybe he really doesn't care if he's re-elected. Wouldn't surprise me.If that's the case, I wish he'd step down now. I'm thinking we'd have a betterchance with Pence. --Freedom Isn't Free!


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On Mon, 20 Apr 2020 07:28:10 -0400, "Mr. Luddite"
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Listening to the leader of the left pack, Nancy Pelosi,
it's obvious what Dems are counting on.

They have nothing to lose. They are making a big deal
out of the push to restart the economy by Trump, hoping
upon hope that it backfires and causes a resurgence of
covid-19 cases. If that happens to a significant
degree, Trump is toast in November. They will go on
the attack reminding everyone that they said the
economy should not be restarted until the entire
nation was tested and covid-19 was gone.

I am sure that even many Dems privately recognize that
relaxing some of the "stay at home" recommendations
in order to get the economy going again is as important
(if not more so long term) than the containment of the virus.
It's a balancing act. However, Trump's focus on
the economy presents them with the perfect political
strategy for his defeat in November.

I was also thinking about Biden and his running mate
selection. He has already committed to picking a
woman.

If he and the Dems were smart they should pick
Tulsi Gabbard. Of all the potential Democrats,
she would receive the most support of Independents
and even some Republicans. If he chooses any of the
others (Warren, Harris, Klobuchar, etc.) the political
division of the nation and voters doesn't change at all. Republicans
are going to support Trump and Dems are going to support
Biden.

Tulsi Gabbard as his running mate could swing the election
in his favor.


People will really need to look hard at who runs with Biden. Even if
you ignore the "Curse of Tippecanoe", Biden's mental and physical
health is an issue. There is a very good chance the VP will ascend.
It should be noted, most of the worst presidents ever came after the
death of the sitting president.
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On 4/20/20 8:14 AM, Mr. Luddite wrote:
On 4/20/2020 8:10 AM, John wrote:
On Mon, 20 Apr 2020 07:28:10 -0400, "Mr. Luddite"
wrote:



Listening to the leader of the left pack, Nancy Pelosi,
it's obvious what Dems are counting on.

They have nothing to lose.Â* They are making a big deal
out of the push to restart the economy by Trump, hoping
upon hope that it backfires and causes a resurgence of
covid-19 cases.Â* If that happens to a significant
degree, Trump is toast in November.Â* They will go on
the attack reminding everyone that they said the
economy should not be restarted until the entire
nation was tested and covid-19 was gone.

I am sure that even many Dems privately recognize that
relaxing some of the "stay at home" recommendations
in order to get the economy going again is as important
(if not more so long term) than the containment of the virus.
It's a balancing act.Â* However, Trump's focus on
the economy presents them with the perfect political
strategy for his defeat in November.

I was also thinking about Biden and his running mate
selection.Â* He has already committed to picking a
woman.

If he and the Dems were smart they should pick
Tulsi Gabbard.Â* Of all the potential Democrats,
she would receive the most support of Independents
and even some Republicans.Â* If he chooses any of the
others (Warren, Harris, Klobuchar, etc.) the political
division of the nation and voters doesn't change at all.Â* Republicans
are going to support Trump and Dems are going to support
Biden.

Tulsi Gabbard as his running mate could swing the election
in his favor.

I think Trump is hurting his chances of reelection with every nightly
briefing
he holds. He's continuously making an ass of himself. Last night my
wife even
got tired of it after the first twenty minutes.

I hope Biden picks Tulsi, because I think the more Trump talks the
more he helps
Biden. And if Biden gets elected, I can see Tulsi becoming president
not too
long after.

Worrisome.


I agree.Â* Trump's daily Task Force press conferences have turned into
political rallies.Â*Â* He is only hurting himself.

Maybe he really doesn't care if he's re-elected.Â* Wouldn't surprise me.





It's "worrisome" if Trump isn't re-elected? Delicious. The return of
decency and government competency to the White House
is "worrisome" to Trumpsters.

Trump should continue his daily political rallies on TV. If anyone is
still watching them, they show how awful and incompetent he is, and how
little he knows.


Competence?

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Kinda makes you wonder


On Mon, 20 Apr 2020 09:45:59 -0400,
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On Mon, 20 Apr 2020 08:10:20 -0400, John wrote:

I think Trump is hurting his chances of reelection with every nightly briefing
he holds. He's continuously making an ass of himself. Last night my wife even
got tired of it after the first twenty minutes.


===

The only thing that surprises me is why it has taken so long for
people to figure him out. There are reasons why no major US bank will
do business with him. I hate to say I told you so but...

...I did.

Who? Trump or Harry? :-)


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On 4/20/20 12:53 PM, wrote:
On Mon, 20 Apr 2020 07:28:10 -0400, "Mr. Luddite"
wrote:



Listening to the leader of the left pack, Nancy Pelosi,
it's obvious what Dems are counting on.

They have nothing to lose. They are making a big deal
out of the push to restart the economy by Trump, hoping
upon hope that it backfires and causes a resurgence of
covid-19 cases. If that happens to a significant
degree, Trump is toast in November. They will go on
the attack reminding everyone that they said the
economy should not be restarted until the entire
nation was tested and covid-19 was gone.

I am sure that even many Dems privately recognize that
relaxing some of the "stay at home" recommendations
in order to get the economy going again is as important
(if not more so long term) than the containment of the virus.
It's a balancing act. However, Trump's focus on
the economy presents them with the perfect political
strategy for his defeat in November.

I was also thinking about Biden and his running mate
selection. He has already committed to picking a
woman.

If he and the Dems were smart they should pick
Tulsi Gabbard. Of all the potential Democrats,
she would receive the most support of Independents
and even some Republicans. If he chooses any of the
others (Warren, Harris, Klobuchar, etc.) the political
division of the nation and voters doesn't change at all. Republicans
are going to support Trump and Dems are going to support
Biden.

Tulsi Gabbard as his running mate could swing the election
in his favor.


People will really need to look hard at who runs with Biden. Even if
you ignore the "Curse of Tippecanoe", Biden's mental and physical
health is an issue. There is a very good chance the VP will ascend.
It should be noted, most of the worst presidents ever came after the
death of the sitting president.


Your boy Trump, who tips the scale at 325+ and has obvious cognitive
problems, will go first. Biden has a lifelong stuttering problem.

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On 4/20/2020 12:53 PM, wrote:
On Mon, 20 Apr 2020 07:28:10 -0400, "Mr. Luddite"
wrote:



Listening to the leader of the left pack, Nancy Pelosi,
it's obvious what Dems are counting on.

They have nothing to lose. They are making a big deal
out of the push to restart the economy by Trump, hoping
upon hope that it backfires and causes a resurgence of
covid-19 cases. If that happens to a significant
degree, Trump is toast in November. They will go on
the attack reminding everyone that they said the
economy should not be restarted until the entire
nation was tested and covid-19 was gone.

I am sure that even many Dems privately recognize that
relaxing some of the "stay at home" recommendations
in order to get the economy going again is as important
(if not more so long term) than the containment of the virus.
It's a balancing act. However, Trump's focus on
the economy presents them with the perfect political
strategy for his defeat in November.

I was also thinking about Biden and his running mate
selection. He has already committed to picking a
woman.

If he and the Dems were smart they should pick
Tulsi Gabbard. Of all the potential Democrats,
she would receive the most support of Independents
and even some Republicans. If he chooses any of the
others (Warren, Harris, Klobuchar, etc.) the political
division of the nation and voters doesn't change at all. Republicans
are going to support Trump and Dems are going to support
Biden.

Tulsi Gabbard as his running mate could swing the election
in his favor.


People will really need to look hard at who runs with Biden. Even if
you ignore the "Curse of Tippecanoe", Biden's mental and physical
health is an issue. There is a very good chance the VP will ascend.
It should be noted, most of the worst presidents ever came after the
death of the sitting president.



Biden has said it will be a woman.

Of the semi-obvious choices .... which one would you rather see
as being a heart beat away?

I'd pick Gabbard. Others might pick Klobuchar. The rest of
the obvious are just way too left.

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On 4/20/20 1:25 PM, Mr. Luddite wrote:
On 4/20/2020 12:53 PM, wrote:
On Mon, 20 Apr 2020 07:28:10 -0400, "Mr. Luddite"
wrote:



Listening to the leader of the left pack, Nancy Pelosi,
it's obvious what Dems are counting on.

They have nothing to lose.Â* They are making a big deal
out of the push to restart the economy by Trump, hoping
upon hope that it backfires and causes a resurgence of
covid-19 cases.Â* If that happens to a significant
degree, Trump is toast in November.Â* They will go on
the attack reminding everyone that they said the
economy should not be restarted until the entire
nation was tested and covid-19 was gone.

I am sure that even many Dems privately recognize that
relaxing some of the "stay at home" recommendations
in order to get the economy going again is as important
(if not more so long term) than the containment of the virus.
It's a balancing act.Â* However, Trump's focus on
the economy presents them with the perfect political
strategy for his defeat in November.

I was also thinking about Biden and his running mate
selection.Â* He has already committed to picking a
woman.

If he and the Dems were smart they should pick
Tulsi Gabbard.Â* Of all the potential Democrats,
she would receive the most support of Independents
and even some Republicans.Â* If he chooses any of the
others (Warren, Harris, Klobuchar, etc.) the political
division of the nation and voters doesn't change at all.Â* Republicans
are going to support Trump and Dems are going to support
Biden.

Tulsi Gabbard as his running mate could swing the election
in his favor.


People will really need to look hard at who runs with Biden. Even if
you ignore the "Curse of Tippecanoe", Biden's mental and physical
health is an issue. There is a very good chance the VP will ascend.
It should be noted, most of the worst presidents ever came after the
death of the sitting president.



Biden has said it will be a woman.

Of the semi-obvious choices .... which one would you rather see
as being a heart beat away?

I'd pick Gabbard.Â* Others might pick Klobuchar.Â*Â* The rest of
the obvious are just way too left.



Wherever they are on the spectrum, none are as crazy or incompetent or
ignorant than Trump. Gabbard has as much chance of being on the Dem
ticket as you do.

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