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28-07-2024, 07:56 PM
#791
![Quote](images/misc/quote_icon.png) Originally Posted by Getty
What will those cold blooded reptiles have to say about Global warming?
Have we started on the Reptilians now? That's scary; spell check knew how to spell it! I thought we were keeping the royal family out of this?
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28-07-2024, 08:58 PM
#792
![Quote](images/misc/quote_icon.png) Originally Posted by jonu
Have we started on the Reptilians now? That's scary; spell check knew how to spell it! I thought we were keeping the royal family out of this?
What is the connection with King Charles and his family?
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28-07-2024, 09:18 PM
#793
![Quote](images/misc/quote_icon.png) Originally Posted by Bjauck
What is the connection with King Charles and his family?
I guess they're all Cavalier.
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29-07-2024, 03:13 PM
#794
Harris has now raised $200M.
The Obama's out of respect for Joe Biden delayed their endorsement, now all Democratic royalty is behind the Harris ticket.
All the Trump campaign has is derogatory slogans and trash talk which just look weak.
Trump gonna lose, like the loser he is.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2024/...200m-in-a-week
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30-07-2024, 01:50 PM
#795
This will have Trump, Vance and the Republicans spewing into their breakfast cereal - ‘White Women for Kamala Harris’.
And as usual, the only response they can come up with is to call the females names, their standard clueless response.
https://www.news.com.au/technology/o...5c1f543bba2907
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30-07-2024, 02:13 PM
#796
Absolutely worth a read - how the tide is turning, even amongst Republicans, against the Fornicator :
Republican Arizona Mayor Endorses Harris, Calls Trump ‘Serious Threat To Our Nation’
Republican Mayor John Giles of Mesa, Arizona, endorsed Harris for president in an op-ed Monday that called for voters to “put country over party” while warning against another Trump presidency.
“Arizona leaders like McCain and Sen. Mark Kelly have embodied the commitment to country over party. And it’s that same high caliber of character and leadership I see in Vice President Harris,” wrote Giles, who has served as mayor of Mesa since 2014.
In outlining his support, Giles credited the Biden-Harris administration with improving public infrastructure and transit systems, and adding thousands of new jobs within the state’s semiconductor industry through federal funding.
“Under Trump, American cities didn’t get the support they deserved. Infrastructure week was made into a joke,” he said, while also noting Trump's successful efforts to squash a bipartisan border proposal in the Senate earlier this year.
He said Harris will restore and protect the rights of women and fight against gun violence. Trump “would roll back our rights and freedoms,” he said.
“Trump poses a serious threat to our nation. We can’t have a felon representing us on the national stage, let alone one who would threaten to abandon NATO and ruin our standing abroad,” he went on. “We can choose a future for our children and grandchildren based on decency, respect and morality — or succumb to the crudeness and vulgarity of Trump and JD Vance and the far-right agenda they would champion.”
He concluded: “It will take Arizona Republicans, independents and Democrats standing together against a far-right agenda. Let us put country over party by voting to stop Trump and protect our democracy.”
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30-07-2024, 02:22 PM
#797
![Quote](images/misc/quote_icon.png) Originally Posted by Balance
Absolutely worth a read - how the tide is turning, even amongst Republicans, against the Fornicator :
Republican Arizona Mayor Endorses Harris, Calls Trump ‘Serious Threat To Our Nation’
Republican Mayor John Giles of Mesa, Arizona, endorsed Harris for president in an op-ed Monday that called for voters to “put country over party” while warning against another Trump presidency.
“Arizona leaders like McCain and Sen. Mark Kelly have embodied the commitment to country over party. And it’s that same high caliber of character and leadership I see in Vice President Harris,” wrote Giles, who has served as mayor of Mesa since 2014.
In outlining his support, Giles credited the Biden-Harris administration with improving public infrastructure and transit systems, and adding thousands of new jobs within the state’s semiconductor industry through federal funding.
“Under Trump, American cities didn’t get the support they deserved. Infrastructure week was made into a joke,” he said, while also noting Trump's successful efforts to squash a bipartisan border proposal in the Senate earlier this year.
He said Harris will restore and protect the rights of women and fight against gun violence. Trump “would roll back our rights and freedoms,” he said.
“Trump poses a serious threat to our nation. We can’t have a felon representing us on the national stage, let alone one who would threaten to abandon NATO and ruin our standing abroad,” he went on. “We can choose a future for our children and grandchildren based on decency, respect and morality — or succumb to the crudeness and vulgarity of Trump and JD Vance and the far-right agenda they would champion.”
He concluded: “It will take Arizona Republicans, independents and Democrats standing together against a far-right agenda. Let us put country over party by voting to stop Trump and protect our democracy.”
Wow that's incredible. Hopefully it's the start of an avalanche.
Hopefully you find my posts helpful, but in no way should they be construed as advice. Make your own decision. ![Thumbup](images/smilies/thumbup.gif)
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30-07-2024, 02:39 PM
#798
![Quote](images/misc/quote_icon.png) Originally Posted by Balance
This will have Trump, Vance and the Republicans spewing into their breakfast cereal - ‘White Women for Kamala Harris’.
There is now going to be a 'White men for Harris' call as well.
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30-07-2024, 03:30 PM
#799
![Quote](images/misc/quote_icon.png) Originally Posted by Balance
Absolutely worth a read - how the tide is turning, even amongst Republicans, against the Fornicator :
Republican Arizona Mayor Endorses Harris, Calls Trump ‘Serious Threat To Our Nation’
Republican Mayor John Giles of Mesa, Arizona, endorsed Harris for president in an op-ed Monday that called for voters to “put country over party” while warning against another Trump presidency.
“Arizona leaders like McCain and Sen. Mark Kelly have embodied the commitment to country over party. And it’s that same high caliber of character and leadership I see in Vice President Harris,” wrote Giles, who has served as mayor of Mesa since 2014.
In outlining his support, Giles credited the Biden-Harris administration with improving public infrastructure and transit systems, and adding thousands of new jobs within the state’s semiconductor industry through federal funding.
“Under Trump, American cities didn’t get the support they deserved. Infrastructure week was made into a joke,” he said, while also noting Trump's successful efforts to squash a bipartisan border proposal in the Senate earlier this year.
He said Harris will restore and protect the rights of women and fight against gun violence. Trump “would roll back our rights and freedoms,” he said.
“Trump poses a serious threat to our nation. We can’t have a felon representing us on the national stage, let alone one who would threaten to abandon NATO and ruin our standing abroad,” he went on. “We can choose a future for our children and grandchildren based on decency, respect and morality — or succumb to the crudeness and vulgarity of Trump and JD Vance and the far-right agenda they would champion.”
He concluded: “It will take Arizona Republicans, independents and Democrats standing together against a far-right agenda. Let us put country over party by voting to stop Trump and protect our democracy.”
Interesting that he's in Arizona, one of the swing States that went Democrat last election and also the State that one of Harris' VP picks comes from. I'm picking he's from the less conservative side of the Republicans and is also conscious of his own future in the State. It'll be interesting to see if he has picked the right side. From what I've seen the swing States, where the election will likely be decided, have Trump still leading.
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30-07-2024, 07:46 PM
#800
![Quote](images/misc/quote_icon.png) Originally Posted by jonu
Interesting that he's in Arizona, one of the swing States that went Democrat last election and also the State that one of Harris' VP picks comes from. I'm picking he's from the less conservative side of the Republicans and is also conscious of his own future in the State. It'll be interesting to see if he has picked the right side. From what I've seen the swing States, where the election will likely be decided, have Trump still leading.
Perhaps he just believes in the good of America and the rest of the world. As he said party politics over Trump which is a very big statement for a republican.
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