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  • MrBurgundy
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    Hey man, as long as he's out of office it's worth the cost!


    Everything is worse now. It's honestly amazing how fucked things have gotten in such a short amount of time. Honestly, hats off to Brandon.

    Everything two years ago was Trump's fault, now nothing is the presidents fault. It's cringe as fuck.

    Diehard libs are going to come here and express how everything is not Biden's fault and gaslight themselves into believing that things are even better LOL.

    I'm pretty sure some people here have voiced that- I don't even know what kind of mental hoops you'd have to make to come to that conclusion.




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  • ForcedFirebird
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    This thread aged well. How's buyer remorse on Brandon?

    Orange man was a narcissistic mean tweeter, but not sure about the rest of you, I actually miss 2020. The funny memes and clips were worth the price of fuel, meat, supplies, and I am sure glad my kids are 16yr-23yr, or I'd be in a world of hurt - in 2007 when registering here, had three kids in diapers and still 2.5 on formula. My house cost $260k and in 2004. We could have covered our house in 2.5yr wages at the time. If we were top purchase today the same house is worth $540, which puts property tax (alone) at $500+/mo, borrowing $.5m with 20% down, taxes and insurance puts you at about $4k/mo. That's $25/hr just going to your mortgage. If you make $50/hr, uncle Sam takes $16, 1hr round trip to work is gonna hit you for $640/mo in fuel alone.

    I can't get brake cleaner, m20 oil pump bearings, crank bearings in bulk is non-existent, pistons have increased 100% in TWO YEARS, oil has almost doubled, everything is 100% more. 8.5% inflation my a$$.

    I was going through old filing cabinets and getting rid of paperwork. In 2016 I was paying $4.30 per liner foot of 1.75" .120" wall tubing for roll cages. Yesterday, I paid $14.75 per linear foot.

    Everyone NEEDS to be making 25-100% more money now, than they did with sun tan man.

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  • nando
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    Originally posted by phillipj
    I doubt it's a stunt, because he's just been made a complete fool.

    74 and obese, his future isn't exactly clear. Never was a Biden fan, but he was honorable and IMO too respectable in the way he approached Trump's turn for the worse today; if the shoe was on the other foot, Trump would've called Biden a loser and wished his family got it too.
    I thought that too, but I think Biden has taken the right tack. After thinking about this and reading a bit more, I definitely don't think this is a hoax (he's in the freaking hospital), but I don't see much upside for Trump.

    Faux News is already running stories complaining about the left politicizing this, but it was Trump who made COVID-19 political in the first place. Biden taking the high road isn't going to hurt him one bit.

    Honestly, I see this as giving Trump an out, an excuse for losing in potentially a landslide, that he won't have to blame on voting fraud that even if it happened, would have been caused by him in the first place. That to me, is potentially a relief.

    There's nothing Trump likes more than an excuse for failing, especially a faceless virus that he blames on the Chinese and not his own incompetence.

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  • phillipj
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    I doubt it's a stunt, because he's just been made a complete fool.

    74 and obese, his future isn't exactly clear. Never was a Biden fan, but he was honorable and IMO too respectable in the way he approached Trump's turn for the worse today; if the shoe was on the other foot, Trump would've called Biden a loser and wished his family got it too.

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  • bmwman91
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    Yeah, things are so bizzarro world that I give the odds of "Trump gets COVID" being a political stunt >50%. The BS electioneering has basically been going non-stop since 2016, and I really hope that the new normal is not for both parties to be in mega campaign mode 24/7/356 from now on. The stupidity is painful.

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  • nando
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    Except he's been trying to play up Biden as "weak" for months. Using the sympathy card because he got sick (due to his own incompetence in fact), doesn't exactly play to that theme very well.

    Unless something horrible happens, I don't see this changing much. His fans are basically living in an alternative universe, nothing is ever going to change their minds. I mean, Herman Cain contracted COVID from his stupid rally and died months ago - it didn't make any difference.

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  • Motheye99
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    Originally posted by 2mAn
    But did he?...
    I was thinking the same thing, he's goona survive and this I can see this as a political win. Further useful by keeping his name in the news on something sympathetic and not white supremacy

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  • onesecond
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    Originally posted by nando
    Well, I for one hope he doesn't die. That could potentially mean Mike Pence for president. *shudders*
    People seem to forget how bad Pence is and the fact that he is actually smart makes things scarier.

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  • nando
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    Well, I for one hope he doesn't die. That could potentially mean Mike Pence for president. *shudders*

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  • phillipj
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    Should've worn a mask. Spray tan can't save you from CV.

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  • 2mAn
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    But did he?...

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  • Motheye99
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    Trump got covid

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  • roguetoaster
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    Originally posted by LowR3V'in
    i think both of those guys were pretty cracked the F out.
    But they're running for President, not mayor of D.C..

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  • onesecond
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    With the amount of everyone including Chris Wallace was talking over each other I hope they do a debate where each persons mic is only turned on for their allotted time then immediately muted once it's up.

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  • phillipj
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    " A new high watermark in national shame."

    "It is hard to imagine how the evening could have been more disrespectful to voters or a more embarrassing glimpse into the state of American political culture."


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