Leaving in droves

[HereWeGoAgain]

My anti Trump friends and the anti Trump media keep telling me people that voted for Trump in 2016 are not voting for him in 2020. When I ask for examples they are pretty vague. Who are these mythical people? Can someone direct me to a non partisan poll or graph? I suppose he may have lost support among a few women but what about men? I’ve been a lurker here for years so please forgive me if this is not a good post. It’s my first.

Look at a poll for Independent voters.

According to the numbers I found, 46% of Independents voted for trump in 2016.

He has lost Independents. I'm an Independent. I can tell you that he has sent me and many Independents running from him and the republicans in horror.

The numbers I found are from the summer so they could be different but I found that 54% of independents say they definitely will not vote for trump under any circumstances. Only 33% now say they will vote for trump.

He has also lost women, especially white women. Which I'm also one. We women see that man stealing children and babies from parents, putting them in cages without even a toothbrush or bar of soap and we run from you republicans in total horror of what we see.

You see, we believe stealing a baby from a mother's arms is evil and monstrous. We won't vote for a monster like that. We see that and are horrified.

trump could lie his way through the 2016 election. He didn't have any political history. He does now. That history is horrifying to all decent and good people.

If you like what he has done, vote for him but you will be in the minority. Again.

You're no more an independent than I'm a leftist.

 

[The Original Tree]

Trump in a Landslide, and not only that, The DemNazis have gone off the rails so badly with Impeachment COUP 1.0, 2.0,. 3.0, and 4.0 that is has nauseated most Americans, and Trump will be ushered in to office with a SUPER MAJORITY for the GOP in 2020.

Mark it down.

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

My anti Trump friends and the anti Trump media keep telling me people that voted for Trump in 2016 are not voting for him in 2020. When I ask for examples they are pretty vague. Who are these mythical people? Can someone direct me to a non partisan poll or graph? I suppose he may have lost support among a few women but what about men? I’ve been a lurker here for years so please forgive me if this is not a good post. It’s my first.

this shows to be your 15 h post -

so who is lying, you or the website software.............

Did you check to see if she hadnt posted since the first post?
If not you look like a total dumbass.

 

[OnePercenter]

The trucking industry is in a full-blown recession.

OTR truck drivers have seen a $4k to $8k/yr tax increase.

Eighty percent of American workers live paycheck to paycheck.

Almost 40 percent of American Workers have two or more jobs to make ends meet.

Wrong. The last statistic on that from the Census stated less than 10% of Americans had more than one job, and there is no telling why, so your claim "to make ends meet" is false.

I know people with two jobs. None of them are doing it to make ends meet. They are simply getting ahead in life and like all the extras. One of my friends wanted to have a stay at home wife, who also home schooled their children. Neither was an absolute, but a choice they both made. The kids could have went to public school, and she could have maintained her career as a respiratory therapist. They took a different route.

The kids are grown, and two of the three still live at home. He kept his other job because he's had it for a long time, and wants to take advantage of the retirement benefits since it is a government job. He really doesn't need it, but it's worth still working the job for the benefits. They don't need the money to survive. They could easily get by with one job.

About 13M U.S. Workers Have More Than One Job

"About 13M U.S. Workers Have More Than One Job"

There are the 13M reasons why AMERICAN WORKERS need a raise.

A lot of people could use a raise, but that doesn't mean they deserve one. You get paid by what you are worth to an employer.

How much is an employee worth that makes you all of your monies?

An employee is worth as much as the employer could pay somebody else to do the same job and same quality of work.

An employee is worth as much as the employer could pay somebody else to do the same job and same quality of work.

Could. Lots of ????? in the word "could."

 

[Meathead]

My anti Trump friends and the anti Trump media keep telling me people that voted for Trump in 2016 are not voting for him in 2020. When I ask for examples they are pretty vague. Who are these mythical people? Can someone direct me to a non partisan poll or graph? I suppose he may have lost support among a few women but what about men? I’ve been a lurker here for years so please forgive me if this is not a good post. It’s my first.

Look at a poll for Independent voters.

According to the numbers I found, 46% of Independents voted for trump in 2016.

He has lost Independents. I'm an Independent. I can tell you that he has sent me and many Independents running from him and the republicans in horror.

The numbers I found are from the summer so they could be different but I found that 54% of independents say they definitely will not vote for trump under any circumstances. Only 33% now say they will vote for trump.

He has also lost women, especially white women. Which I'm also one. We women see that man stealing children and babies from parents, putting them in cages without even a toothbrush or bar of soap and we run from you republicans in total horror of what we see.

You see, we believe stealing a baby from a mother's arms is evil and monstrous. We won't vote for a monster like that. We see that and are horrified.

trump could lie his way through the 2016 election. He didn't have any political history. He does now. That history is horrifying to all decent and good people.

If you like what he has done, vote for him but you will be in the minority. Again.

You're independent?! FFS, you're to the left of that Omar skank.

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

Wrong. The last statistic on that from the Census stated less than 10% of Americans had more than one job, and there is no telling why, so your claim "to make ends meet" is false.

I know people with two jobs. None of them are doing it to make ends meet. They are simply getting ahead in life and like all the extras. One of my friends wanted to have a stay at home wife, who also home schooled their children. Neither was an absolute, but a choice they both made. The kids could have went to public school, and she could have maintained her career as a respiratory therapist. They took a different route.

The kids are grown, and two of the three still live at home. He kept his other job because he's had it for a long time, and wants to take advantage of the retirement benefits since it is a government job. He really doesn't need it, but it's worth still working the job for the benefits. They don't need the money to survive. They could easily get by with one job.

About 13M U.S. Workers Have More Than One Job

"About 13M U.S. Workers Have More Than One Job"

There are the 13M reasons why AMERICAN WORKERS need a raise.

A lot of people could use a raise, but that doesn't mean they deserve one. You get paid by what you are worth to an employer.

How much is an employee worth that makes you all of your monies?

An employee is worth as much as the employer could pay somebody else to do the same job and same quality of work.

An employee is worth as much as the employer could pay somebody else to do the same job and same quality of work.

Could. Lots of ????? in the word "could."

Work Harder.....

 

[Andylusion]

My anti Trump friends and the anti Trump media keep telling me people that voted for Trump in 2016 are not voting for him in 2020. When I ask for examples they are pretty vague. Who are these mythical people? Can someone direct me to a non partisan poll or graph? I suppose he may have lost support among a few women but what about men? I’ve been a lurker here for years so please forgive me if this is not a good post. It’s my first.

You are fine Kitty.

I'm sure there are some people who say they won't vote for Trump this time around. But ironically there are likely many who are just like me. I did not vote for Trump in 2016, but I am likely to do so in 2020.

I did not, and still don't like Trumps egotism, or his arrogance. However, the fact is, the alternatives are insane. Warren, Jack up taxes, and steal people's wealth. Bernie Soviet-russia-will-work-here. Beto America sucks. Biden "groping is for adults". Along with Green-screw-you-deal, from the likes of Omar, AOC, and Tlaib.... with their "Venezuela Socialism can work here".

The idea that any of these absolute crazy people, with their Jessie Smollett "everyone who dares to disagree is racists" ideology would get power in government, is just flat out dangerous.

Meanwhile, with all Trumps endless faults, the bottom line is, he's governed pretty good. His policies are not bad.

So... I really don't have much of another option but to vote for Trump.

Kitty darling, don't let the crazy people on the forum bother you.

You will run into insane people who scream and yell a ton. Just click on their name, and a pop up window will show up, where you can click on ignore.

This function is the most important and useful function on this entire forum. Everything about being here is better, when you use it Kitty

There are some people are just flat out jerks, that you can't reason with or talk to like an adult. Ignore is your best friend.

By the way, Ray is actually a pretty good guy. You don't need to ignore him. I was just using him as an example.

After you put them on ignore, hit the reload button on your web browser, and reload the page. It's like *magic*.... screamy people disappear.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Wrong. The last statistic on that from the Census stated less than 10% of Americans had more than one job, and there is no telling why, so your claim "to make ends meet" is false.

I know people with two jobs. None of them are doing it to make ends meet. They are simply getting ahead in life and like all the extras. One of my friends wanted to have a stay at home wife, who also home schooled their children. Neither was an absolute, but a choice they both made. The kids could have went to public school, and she could have maintained her career as a respiratory therapist. They took a different route.

The kids are grown, and two of the three still live at home. He kept his other job because he's had it for a long time, and wants to take advantage of the retirement benefits since it is a government job. He really doesn't need it, but it's worth still working the job for the benefits. They don't need the money to survive. They could easily get by with one job.

About 13M U.S. Workers Have More Than One Job

"About 13M U.S. Workers Have More Than One Job"

There are the 13M reasons why AMERICAN WORKERS need a raise.

A lot of people could use a raise, but that doesn't mean they deserve one. You get paid by what you are worth to an employer.

How much is an employee worth that makes you all of your monies?

An employee is worth as much as the employer could pay somebody else to do the same job and same quality of work.

An employee is worth as much as the employer could pay somebody else to do the same job and same quality of work.

Could. Lots of ????? in the word "could."

I don't understand your reply. What is the confusion here?

If you quit your job for 20 bucks an hour because your employer refused to give you a raise, and he hires another person that does just as good of a job as you for 20 bucks an hour, you were paid what you were worth.

If he can't find somebody for that money, and has to offer 22, then you were being underpaid.

If he can easily replace you for 18 bucks an hour, you were overpaid.

That's how your value as a worker is set.

 

[edward37]

So why is Trump favored to win reelection?

who favors him ?? FOX?

 

[joaquinmiller]

The only exodus I’ve been hearing about are those running from the Democratic Party and democrat controlled states and cities.

The blue wave crashed down on Pennsylvania again, as voters from Philly to Delaware County turned left

Trump is on borrowed time after Democratic election massacres in battleground Pennsylvania suburbs | Maria Panaritis

 

[g5000]

My anti Trump friends and the anti Trump media keep telling me people that voted for Trump in 2016 are not voting for him in 2020. When I ask for examples they are pretty vague. Who are these mythical people? Can someone direct me to a non partisan poll or graph? I suppose he may have lost support among a few women but what about men? I’ve been a lurker here for years so please forgive me if this is not a good post. It’s my first.

I did not vote for Trump or Clinton, but I did leave the Republican party because of Trump.

Unlike the New York far left liberal Donald Trump, I have been a Republican all my life. Now I am an Independent.

As I watch Trump over time, I am becoming convinced that Democrat Donald Trump decided the best way to destroy the GOP was from within. He behaves exactly the way a far left liberal believes a conservative thinks. Yet he also does far left things, like his protectionist tariff war, and his trillion dollar deficits.

 

[g5000]

Party Affiliation

If you look at that link, the percentage of Republicans has declined by two percent since January 2017.

The percentage of Democrats has increased by four percent.

For what its worth.

 

[OnePercenter]

"About 13M U.S. Workers Have More Than One Job"

There are the 13M reasons why AMERICAN WORKERS need a raise.

A lot of people could use a raise, but that doesn't mean they deserve one. You get paid by what you are worth to an employer.

How much is an employee worth that makes you all of your monies?

An employee is worth as much as the employer could pay somebody else to do the same job and same quality of work.

An employee is worth as much as the employer could pay somebody else to do the same job and same quality of work.

Could. Lots of ????? in the word "could."

I don't understand your reply. What is the confusion here?

If you quit your job for 20 bucks an hour because your employer refused to give you a raise, and he hires another person that does just as good of a job as you for 20 bucks an hour, you were paid what you were worth.

If he can't find somebody for that money, and has to offer 22, then you were being underpaid.

If he can easily replace you for 18 bucks an hour, you were overpaid.

That's how your value as a worker is set.

You use the communistic approach to employees where the employee is a commodity. I use the American approach where the employee is ones greatest asset. Putin is proud of you!

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

A lot of people could use a raise, but that doesn't mean they deserve one. You get paid by what you are worth to an employer.

How much is an employee worth that makes you all of your monies?

An employee is worth as much as the employer could pay somebody else to do the same job and same quality of work.

An employee is worth as much as the employer could pay somebody else to do the same job and same quality of work.

Could. Lots of ????? in the word "could."

I don't understand your reply. What is the confusion here?

If you quit your job for 20 bucks an hour because your employer refused to give you a raise, and he hires another person that does just as good of a job as you for 20 bucks an hour, you were paid what you were worth.

If he can't find somebody for that money, and has to offer 22, then you were being underpaid.

If he can easily replace you for 18 bucks an hour, you were overpaid.

That's how your value as a worker is set.

You use the communistic approach to employees where the employee is a commodity. I use the American approach where the employee is ones greatest asset. Putin is proud of you!

Then I would say you wouldn't know Communism if it hit you square in the face. This is not Communism, it's called Supply and Demand. Perhaps you heard about it. Our entire economic system is built on it.

It's like if you have a box of Archie and Jughead comic books you bought for 25 cents each as a kid. You think they are worth about five bucks each since they are in brand new condition. But when you put them on e-bay, people start bidding ten bucks a copy, then twenty, then fifty, and finally a hundred.

Supply and demand is at work there, not Communism. Because such comic books are so rare, more people want them, and are willing to pay you that kind of money to get them. Back when you were a kid, they were in every drugstore and grocery store, an abundant supply.

 

[toobfreak]

My anti Trump friends and the anti Trump media keep telling me people that voted for Trump in 2016 are not voting for him in 2020. When I ask for examples they are pretty vague. Who are these mythical people? Can someone direct me to a non partisan poll or graph? I suppose he may have lost support among a few women but what about men? I’ve been a lurker here for years so please forgive me if this is not a good post. It’s my first.

It's a lie, Cat, if anything, Trump is gaining support. Driving the Democrats crazy.

 

[OnePercenter]

How much is an employee worth that makes you all of your monies?

An employee is worth as much as the employer could pay somebody else to do the same job and same quality of work.

An employee is worth as much as the employer could pay somebody else to do the same job and same quality of work.

Could. Lots of ????? in the word "could."

I don't understand your reply. What is the confusion here?

If you quit your job for 20 bucks an hour because your employer refused to give you a raise, and he hires another person that does just as good of a job as you for 20 bucks an hour, you were paid what you were worth.

If he can't find somebody for that money, and has to offer 22, then you were being underpaid.

If he can easily replace you for 18 bucks an hour, you were overpaid.

That's how your value as a worker is set.

You use the communistic approach to employees where the employee is a commodity. I use the American approach where the employee is ones greatest asset. Putin is proud of you!

Then I would say you wouldn't know Communism if it hit you square in the face. This is not Communism, it's called Supply and Demand. Perhaps you heard about it. Our entire economic system is built on it.

It's like if you have a box of Archie and Jughead comic books you bought for 25 cents each as a kid. You think they are worth about five bucks each since they are in brand new condition. But when you put them on e-bay, people start bidding ten bucks a copy, then twenty, then fifty, and finally a hundred.

Supply and demand is at work there, not Communism. Because such comic books are so rare, more people want them, and are willing to pay you that kind of money to get them. Back when you were a kid, they were in every drugstore and grocery store, an abundant supply.

An employee, a human being, is a disposable commodity? Well said, commie!!!

 

[OnePercenter]

My anti Trump friends and the anti Trump media keep telling me people that voted for Trump in 2016 are not voting for him in 2020. When I ask for examples they are pretty vague. Who are these mythical people? Can someone direct me to a non partisan poll or graph? I suppose he may have lost support among a few women but what about men? I’ve been a lurker here for years so please forgive me if this is not a good post. It’s my first.

It's a lie, Cat, if anything, Trump is gaining support. Driving the Democrats crazy.

tRump IS gaining support from the freakish underbelly of American society.....P.T. Barnum's America.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

An employee is worth as much as the employer could pay somebody else to do the same job and same quality of work.

An employee is worth as much as the employer could pay somebody else to do the same job and same quality of work.

Could. Lots of ????? in the word "could."

I don't understand your reply. What is the confusion here?

If you quit your job for 20 bucks an hour because your employer refused to give you a raise, and he hires another person that does just as good of a job as you for 20 bucks an hour, you were paid what you were worth.

If he can't find somebody for that money, and has to offer 22, then you were being underpaid.

If he can easily replace you for 18 bucks an hour, you were overpaid.

That's how your value as a worker is set.

You use the communistic approach to employees where the employee is a commodity. I use the American approach where the employee is ones greatest asset. Putin is proud of you!

Then I would say you wouldn't know Communism if it hit you square in the face. This is not Communism, it's called Supply and Demand. Perhaps you heard about it. Our entire economic system is built on it.

It's like if you have a box of Archie and Jughead comic books you bought for 25 cents each as a kid. You think they are worth about five bucks each since they are in brand new condition. But when you put them on e-bay, people start bidding ten bucks a copy, then twenty, then fifty, and finally a hundred.

Supply and demand is at work there, not Communism. Because such comic books are so rare, more people want them, and are willing to pay you that kind of money to get them. Back when you were a kid, they were in every drugstore and grocery store, an abundant supply.

An employee, a human being, is a disposable commodity? Well said, commie!!!

Yep, and that's all we ever were. If you have no use to a company, they get rid of you. If you find a better job, you get rid of the company.

 

[OnePercenter]

An employee is worth as much as the employer could pay somebody else to do the same job and same quality of work.

Could. Lots of ????? in the word "could."

I don't understand your reply. What is the confusion here?

If you quit your job for 20 bucks an hour because your employer refused to give you a raise, and he hires another person that does just as good of a job as you for 20 bucks an hour, you were paid what you were worth.

If he can't find somebody for that money, and has to offer 22, then you were being underpaid.

If he can easily replace you for 18 bucks an hour, you were overpaid.

That's how your value as a worker is set.

You use the communistic approach to employees where the employee is a commodity. I use the American approach where the employee is ones greatest asset. Putin is proud of you!

Then I would say you wouldn't know Communism if it hit you square in the face. This is not Communism, it's called Supply and Demand. Perhaps you heard about it. Our entire economic system is built on it.

It's like if you have a box of Archie and Jughead comic books you bought for 25 cents each as a kid. You think they are worth about five bucks each since they are in brand new condition. But when you put them on e-bay, people start bidding ten bucks a copy, then twenty, then fifty, and finally a hundred.

Supply and demand is at work there, not Communism. Because such comic books are so rare, more people want them, and are willing to pay you that kind of money to get them. Back when you were a kid, they were in every drugstore and grocery store, an abundant supply.

An employee, a human being, is a disposable commodity? Well said, commie!!!

Yep, and that's all we ever were. If you have no use to a company, they get rid of you. If you find a better job, you get rid of the company.

If an employee initially has no use for a company why would they be hired?

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

My anti Trump friends and the anti Trump media keep telling me people that voted for Trump in 2016 are not voting for him in 2020. When I ask for examples they are pretty vague. Who are these mythical people? Can someone direct me to a non partisan poll or graph? I suppose he may have lost support among a few women but what about men? I’ve been a lurker here for years so please forgive me if this is not a good post. It’s my first.

Look at a poll for Independent voters.

According to the numbers I found, 46% of Independents voted for trump in 2016.

He has lost Independents. I'm an Independent. I can tell you that he has sent me and many Independents running from him and the republicans in horror.

The numbers I found are from the summer so they could be different but I found that 54% of independents say they definitely will not vote for trump under any circumstances. Only 33% now say they will vote for trump.

He has also lost women, especially white women. Which I'm also one. We women see that man stealing children and babies from parents, putting them in cages without even a toothbrush or bar of soap and we run from you republicans in total horror of what we see.

You see, we believe stealing a baby from a mother's arms is evil and monstrous. We won't vote for a monster like that. We see that and are horrified.

trump could lie his way through the 2016 election. He didn't have any political history. He does now. That history is horrifying to all decent and good people.

If you like what he has done, vote for him but you will be in the minority. Again.

Why are white women confusing Trump with Obama?

You are not an independent. You posts say you are a libtard, through and through!