Color me encouraged.

Papageorgio · Jun 5, 2024

berg80 said:
I'm not necessarily advocating that he drop out. We know he won't. The point of the thread is to show the potential affect on voters.

It will not change one Trump supporter’s mind, they are all die hard beyond logic.

John Edgar Slow Horses · Jun 5, 2024

Mashmont · Saturday at 8:02 PM

MarcATL said:
It's going to be a bloodbath in November, and Trump ain't going to be the winner, so do the math.

After this debate debacle, If the Alzheimer's patient is said to have won the election there will be rightfully be riots because everybody will know beyond a shadow of a doubt it was rigged.

Mashmont · Saturday at 8:03 PM

John Edgar Slow Horses said:
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You're talking about Clinton and Paula Jones? No, that was $850,000

john doe 101 · Saturday at 8:10 PM

Papageorgio said:
Trump should drop out and so should Biden for the good of the nation, and I believed that way before the verdict.

I previously stated neither will be their respective nominee. I'm sticking with that.

Papageorgio · Saturday at 8:12 PM

john doe 101 said:
I previously stated neither will be their respective nominee. I'm sticking with that.

The first to change candidates will win.

john doe 101 · Saturday at 8:13 PM

Papageorgio said:
The first to change candidates will win.

The sooner the better I agree.

John Edgar Slow Horses · Sunday at 1:23 AM

Mashmont said:
You're talking about Clinton and Paula Jones? No, that was $850,000

That was an open settlement, not a hush money deal.

luiza · Sunday at 3:16 AM

John Edgar Slow Horses said:
GA, AZ, WI.

Get them in every state the fake electors tried this treason.

30 years imprisonment max, complete forfeiture of all belongings with nothing going to spouses or children.

I told you to be careful with Tramadol , Horsey .
Six a day is very risky and people are talking .

justoffal · Sunday at 3:43 AM

berg80 said:
Poll: 49% of Independents think Trump should drop out post-guilty verdict
https://www.axios.com/2024/06/01/poll-trump-conviction-election-independent-voters

One in 10 Republicans less likely to vote for Trump after guilty verdict, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/on...-guilty-verdict-reutersipsos-poll-2024-05-31/

Half of Americans think Trump's guilty verdict was correct, should end campaign: POLL
https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/plu...verdict-correct-hush-money/story?id=110744698

I have long wondered what the affect of the verdict would be. These polls indicate it will not be insignificant.

The verdict will ultimately be meaningless. How do we know this? All of the dirt, criminality and perversion of both candidates has done nothing whatsoever to deter either voting block.

the watcher · Sunday at 4:21 AM