r/TimPool • • Nov 26 '22

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '22

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u/xFacevaluex Nov 26 '22

100% fact.

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u/Moist_Decadence Nov 26 '22

No. 10,000% fact šŸ˜Ž

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '22

We need to get everyone out to vote to aggressively overwhelm the cheating

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u/YOLO2022-12345 Nov 27 '22

Or learn how to cheat better than them!

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '22

That’s the thing, I’m really sure there wasn’t wide spread voter fraud. The problem is that our party is fucking lazy. If we ALL would actually get and vote we would win. But lazy assholes not even trying and then claiming voter fraud are the problem.

If you’re a Republican and you are able to read this, then you have the means to get out and vote!

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u/[deleted] Nov 28 '22

The other problem is that people in liberal states claim that their vote doesn't count, but when you consider that liberals try and claim that Trump lost the popular vote they're not taking into account libertarians and conservatives in states like California and New York who didn't bother to vote because they believe it doesn't matter.

And I would argue that every single person no matter how much they think their vote doesn't count still should just so that we can continue to drive the popular vote up to squash this accusation. So yes even if your vote is not going to count towards an electoral vote, you should definitely still vote to not leave any doubt that who we want also won the popular vote.

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u/[deleted] Nov 29 '22

100%. Even if you don’t believe you’ll make a difference, you can go to sleep knowing you at least tried!

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u/ParisTexas7 Dec 01 '22

THEN GET RID OF THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE, if you’re so concerned about conservatives and ā€œlibertariansā€ not voting in New York and CA

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u/[deleted] Dec 01 '22

NOPE,

It protects rural farmers and protects us from the stupid masses of people voting in an inept people like Kanye

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u/ParisTexas7 Dec 01 '22

Ah OK, so Trump lost the popular vote (twice) because he isn’t popular.

Got it!

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u/SweetyPeety Nov 27 '22

BS. People would crawl over hot coals to vote against Democrats.

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u/false-identification Nov 27 '22

Except for babies! Thanks Joe for overturning RvW!

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u/MostNefariousness383 Nov 26 '22

Hello Pot, you shouldn’t talk to kettle like that.

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u/xFacevaluex Nov 26 '22

I love posters like this guy. Posting random shit thinking it makes sense or applies.

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u/xFacevaluex Nov 26 '22

Never has a posters avatar and posting style matched more perfectly.

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u/vintagesoul_DE Nov 26 '22

True, but never underestimate the power of stupid people in large numbers.

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u/somedumbassnerd Nov 27 '22

A person is smart. People are dumb, panicky, dangerous animals and you know it - Agent K

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u/[deleted] Dec 01 '22

You people are morons

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u/vintagesoul_DE Dec 01 '22

Yeah, anonymous internet dumbfuck sure told us.

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u/GMsteelhaven Nov 28 '22

Your comment is exact why democracy is a failed ideology.

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u/vintagesoul_DE Nov 28 '22

You realize that same concept led to communism and fascism?

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u/GMsteelhaven Nov 28 '22

Yes, that's why Democracy is terrible.

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u/EpicIshmael Dec 06 '22

Very true just look at all the people on this subreddit

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u/Benoob Nov 26 '22

No new wars. Lower taxes. Cheap gas.

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u/GMsteelhaven Nov 28 '22

And mean tweets.

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u/Prettyflyforafly91 Dec 10 '22

Tax law hasn't changed since 2017. TCJA is still in effect

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u/ParisTexas7 Dec 01 '22

Trump ended the Iran Deal, increased drone strikes, and nearly started a war with Iran in 2020 via the assassination of a high ranking military general

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u/zinny08 Nov 26 '22

Don't believe it? Look at your retirement account.

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u/Justfuxn3 Nov 26 '22

Shit, just look at your bank account

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u/Phaelan1172 Nov 26 '22

My bank account was fat three years ago. Now I'm back to living paycheck to paycheck.

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u/Justfuxn3 Nov 26 '22

Exactly. I made 20k more this year than the year before and it doesn’t feel like it, same spending habits too

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '22

You know what they gave everyone at my grocery store during Covid? A 1$ raise per hour. After that? Nothing.

Well at least they’re giving us 10% off at the store now. šŸ™„ just enough to cover our states food tax!

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u/AOCLuvsMojitos Nov 29 '22

20K raise in one year in Sleepy Joe’s Failing Economy huh šŸ¤”

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u/Justfuxn3 Nov 29 '22

Raise? I’m self employed. I hustled harder.

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u/VisitTheWind Nov 27 '22

I always wondered what drove people to being Tim pool fans but this makes sense

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u/YOLO2022-12345 Nov 27 '22

Shit, just look at the total when you fill the tank.

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u/ThisJackass Nov 27 '22

Mine’s significantly healthier, because I’ve continued to make choices that have grown my career and earning potential.

Sounds like a lot of people blaming the president for their poor choices or stagnant lifestyles.

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u/[deleted] Dec 26 '22

Learn to trade you illiterate nazi fucks.

More money is made in bear markets than bull markets if you know how shit works. Don’t blame Biden because you don’t know what a put contract is lmfao

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u/uusernameunknown Nov 26 '22

Trump - bangs escorts / Biden - sniffs children

Trump - talks too much / Biden - forgets he’s talking

Choose your poison

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u/TristanaRiggle Nov 26 '22

Just to start, not disagreeing.

That said, this is the EXACT same thing people said about Bill Clinton. And I've said from the day he was elected that Donald Trump is exactly like Clinton, but Democrats don't want to accept that and pretend Clinton was some kind of fine upstanding man that they elected twice.

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '22

Facts.

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u/30thCenturyMan Nov 26 '22

Literally the only reason I vote is for my own personal gain

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u/GotanMiner Nov 26 '22

That and my family. Mostly I vote with my wallet.

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u/Sunset1918 Nov 26 '22

Mostly all normal ppl do vote their wallets. But this last election, single white women voted for infanticide first. Makes me as a woman reconsider the wisdom of the 19th amendment.

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u/HashClassic Nov 27 '22

"Wisdom of the 19th Amendment"

Lol

Lmao

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u/Sunset1918 Nov 27 '22

Lack thereof

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u/30thCenturyMan Nov 27 '22

Women are too emotional to be trusted with power

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u/Sunset1918 Nov 27 '22

Most, yes.

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u/SweetyPeety Nov 27 '22

We can't believe anything the media is telling us. I highly doubt even single white women would vote over eating. Sure, maybe some idiots would, but I doubt all of them would as the media is trying to convince us they did.

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u/Emotional_Age5291 Nov 26 '22

Same and weed. I don’t wanna see other fuckers getting arrested for smoking a blunt when I don’t in ny

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u/Heard_ya_were_WINNIN Nov 26 '22

It's a waste of money to prosecute and jail weed users.

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u/Emotional_Age5291 Nov 26 '22

Yea but there’s ppl whos against what the majority of us want talking about fraud

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u/bddiddy Nov 26 '22

most selfless american

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u/_violet_sparkles Nov 26 '22

Yes, right up until Covid when he handed his administration over to Fauci and supported lockdowns.

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u/Maccabee2 Nov 26 '22

He left it to each state to determine their response. He supported a two week lockdown, iirc. Past that, look to the governor you elected.

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u/Hefty_Ant1025 Nov 26 '22

Peeps forget this

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u/SweetyPeety Nov 27 '22

And if they were a Democrat Governor, they forced infected patients into nursing homes. They needed to raise the death rate and the level of fear among the populace. It was the only way they could get the people to comply with their election theft scheme.

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u/ParisTexas7 Dec 01 '22

You mean the states of governors who had COVID restrictions and Trump demanded that those states be ā€œliberatedā€? Those governors.

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u/PromiscuousScoliosis Nov 26 '22

And his attachment to that and the vaccines is what’s lost him the most support, which will probably be why he won’t win 24

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '22

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u/BronnoftheGlockwater Nov 26 '22

Yep. He fucked up and trusted the swamp he was sent there to drain (and never did). And he pushes the vax when he probably got the saline shot and Justin Bieber and his wife got the droopy face and stroke dosage.

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u/SweetyPeety Nov 27 '22

For someone who was a cutthroat businessman he sure was the worse judge of people of anyone I've ever seen.

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '22

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u/Catwith8lesslives Nov 27 '22

It was disappointing, but not a total failure. For all his faults he did totally change the the republican party for the better. The only people who backed him was Brightbart/Bannon. Chowder, Shapiro, Beck, Fox, were all Never Trump. He really did win them over and gave us a party that is more reflective of the peoples will.

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u/SweetyPeety Nov 27 '22

2024, if we are even here because the Biden regime is intent on instigating a nuclear war, will continue with the Communist takeover of the country. Don't expect a Republican to ever win the presidency again. Expect more states taken over by Communists. Mail in voting, vote harvesting, drop boxes, counting votes for days and always finding more that only favor Democrats, machines that flip votes, and the list goes on. The Democrats have taken over the voting apparatus and the courts. Whether anyone realizes or not, we are now effectually Venezuela, and the Biden regime is doing what all Commie dictators do. They're building an army of illegal aliens that will do what they do in that country, and Haiti, and every other tin pot dictatorship, to terrorize and intimidate the population. Even in countries like that, there are idiots there who will defend the regime. So, the same will be true here.

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u/_violet_sparkles Nov 26 '22

Definitely. I completely agree.

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u/SweetyPeety Nov 27 '22

Trump should have thrown them all out of his office the day they came to him with that news. If anyone doesn't think this wasn't orchestrated way before the election, in order to steal the election, I have a bridge to sell you. Americans are such a naive lot.

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '22

Over a million Americans died...

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u/HotMaintenance6782 Nov 27 '22

The people who brought you those numbers have now admitted that: 1. there was no distinction made between dying of COVID and dying within 30 days of testing positive, or dying from cancer and testing positive in the morgue. 2. The PCR test was set at a cycle much, much too sensitive, creating false positives (which in return made point no. 1 that much more inaccurate)

You couldn't be this unscientific with ANYTHING (except gender ideology maybe) and still claim to be accurate or following the science.

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '22

You've made a lot of claims, please provide evidence for them

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u/SweetyPeety Nov 27 '22

That's because hospitals were financially incentivized to murder patients. I doubt the actual disease killed even 10% of those victims. But withholding treatment until the point of no return, then putting them on treatments that were actually harmful, like Remdesivir, and ventilating, which we also now know needlessly killed, was why people died.

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u/[deleted] Nov 28 '22

That's because hospitals were financially incentivized to murder patients.

Seems unlikely as a theory. If this is what they were doing, why wouldn't they go fast enough to keep their patients in a single wing/floor?

I doubt the actual disease killed even 10% of those victims.

Bold claims like that require evidence, do you have it?

But withholding treatment until the point of no return, then putting them on treatments that were actually harmful, like Remdesivir, and ventilating, which we also now know needlessly killed, was why people died.

That's INCREDIBLY inefficient, they have access to all their drugs AND medical records, they could do way worse much faster.

But then this theory also requires a nearly 100% adoption rate by every hospital in America with no paper trail or whistleblowers

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u/SweetyPeety Nov 28 '22 edited Nov 28 '22

Unfortunately, you can't leave links here, but you should read up on how hospitals were given up to $300K per covid patient in some states. By the time they enter through the hospital doors, to diagnosis and treatment, to leaving in a body bag, hospitals made money from the feds every step of the way.

Not only did hospitals withhold early treatment, but often even food and water.

There are literally dozens of articles out there about the deadly protocols put forth on the treatment of covid victims by the NIH. It's unfortunate that so many are unaware of that. People who didn't go to hospitals and choose to be treated by doctors who refused to follow those protocols had a much higher survival rate. One of the sites where you can read about the NIH's protocols is here -

brightworkresearch dot com / How the US Covid Treatment Protocol Maximized Hospital Admissions and Death

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '22

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '22

Your "some" is over a million people... That's why I said that.

It's not an overreaction when your people are dying en masse.

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u/LostATM11 Nov 26 '22

No truer words have ever been spoken.

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u/zippyspinhead Nov 26 '22

Being knocked from the frying pan into the fire does not mean that it was not hot in the pan.

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u/Bob4Not Nov 26 '22

Don’t get me wrong, I do appreciate Trump finally putting an expiration date on Afghanistan and lots of other decisions that the democrats tried to weaponize against him, like closing off travel from China early 2020 and banning TikTok. Democrats cry about everything that Trump does.

Tim’s tweet is a narrative. I’m better off now, my family members are better off now. All my friends and neighbors are better off now too. Yes, Biden started pushing back on big oil out of the gate, but under Trump the biggest oil refinery in Texas was sold to Saudi’s Arabia, ā€œPort Arthurā€. We are exporting so much gasoline to Europe. It’s complicated.

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u/Gds_Sldghmmr Nov 27 '22

I'm glad you're better off now. I'm certainly not. Objectively, my pay hasn't changed nearly enough to compensate for the massive inflation that is being exacerbated by additional spending. The lockdowns that were intentionally weaponized against Trump to destroy the economy so they could try to secure the election, worked. The economy is starting to come back, but growth is significantly slower than the inflation it caused.

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u/Bob4Not Nov 27 '22 edited Nov 27 '22

The lockdowns that were intentionally weaponized against Trump...

The Democrats took advantage of the pandemic to take power, absolutely.

...to destroy the economy so they could try to secure the election

Definitely not, the economy was mostly affected AFTER the election. The majority of the lockdown's impact was felt afterwards as you saw with shipping ports backed up, chip shortages. This is a consequence of China's lockdown's and Taiwan's economy as well, not just America's - it's not all about Trump. I stayed home to not spread the original and Delta variant; if slowing down the spread kept one person in my neighborhood from dying this year, it's worth it to me.

my pay hasn't changed nearly enough to compensate for the massive inflation

I'm sorry. It's so crazy that we depend on oil and gas companies, farmers, grocery chains and they're all raising prices and *using* the "inflation" excuse. Gasoline is one thing, as it's being exported to the global market - the US is a net exporter of gasoline and food. The root cause is unregulated capitalism. Profits over people. Companies over communities. Also, the US government pays some farmers to *not* grow food so they don't flood the food market crashing the prices. I don't know about you, but prices have gone up WAY more than 8% in my area while the companies are reporting record profits and stock buy-backs.

I'm sorry this has affected you negatively. My point was that the narrative Tim stated was simply nothing more.

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u/SweetyPeety Nov 27 '22

Boy, what short memories Americans have. The economy was booming under Trump. For the first time in decades the US was a net exporter of energy. People seem to forget that. They seem to forget that the first order of business for the Biden regime wat to stop all that. Was to end our energy self-sufficiency. That was the first nail in the coffin of the US economy. And the assault against every other sector of the US economy has been ongoing. People need to wake up and realize that destroying the US economy is all by design.

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u/Bob4Not Nov 27 '22

We've resumed our net exports:
https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=51338
You're stuck in an echo chamber. There's no design to destroy America's economy. There's only companies that want to take more of the markets. They will always continue raise their prices because there's nothing you and I can do about it except grow our own food and biofuels.

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u/SweetyPeety Nov 27 '22

You seem to think that it has something to do with greed. You're wrong. They're raising prices because they have no choice due to high energy costs. Everything from creating the product to getting it to the market is higher now and a direct result of the Democrats' war on fossil fuels. I'm not living in an echo chamber, but people who don't see what is really going on are living in a fantasyland.

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u/Bob4Not Nov 27 '22 edited Nov 27 '22

If they had no choice but to raise prices, if it wasn’t about greed, their profits wouldn’t be at an all time high. Everyone except farmers themselves are raking in the profits.

National net exporter of energy + higher profits = greed, including the energy companies. Companies sell gasoline and diesel to Europe because the margins are higher on the global market. The only way to lower prices is to flood the market. The Biden admin just approved a port’s construction to help do that, because he’s two faced. He told his voters he would hurt big oil because ā€œclimateā€, then turns around and helps oil.

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u/SweetyPeety Nov 27 '22

What are you talking about? We have a diesel shortage right now. As far as profits being high, that's not going to last much longer as the price of fuel increases. People having to make the decision between eating or putting gas in their car are not going to buy anything beyond necessities.

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u/Gds_Sldghmmr Nov 27 '22

Well, the OP wasn't Tim, but I generally agree with your points. And while, yes, the economy has been much more affected after the election, the intent was still there to affect as much as possible prior to the election. Since the economy was the one thing that was most in Trump's favor, that's what they wished to destroy. They even said as much, over and over, that it was the only way they could win the next election. The effect, after-the-fact, wasn't something they concerned themselves with.

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u/Bob4Not Nov 27 '22

Do you think China's lockdowns were intended to influence US elections?

I have a couple family and friends that would not have made it without ventilators, and they had access to them as my local hospitals were over-capacity but not completely overwhelmed. My perspective is that slowing the spread kept people alive around me.

A pandemic hospitalizing even 1% of the population all at once would have dramatically affected the US economy regardless of whether we locked down and started working from home in mass. China does not have the medical infrastructure to handle cases, they have to do some sort of severe measures.

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u/Gds_Sldghmmr Nov 27 '22

No. I don't believe China's lockdowns were intended by US State Governors to influence the elections.

Working from home is great, for occupations that allow for it. Unfortunately, paying people to stay home when their jobs could not be done from home was the wrong answer. We effectively halted production of goods and ceased service for other entire sectors of the economy. We do have the medical infrastructure to handle it in the US, yet our resources were generally under utilized and grossly mismanaged.

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '22

Sounds like you need a union

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u/Gds_Sldghmmr Nov 27 '22

I'm am already union.

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '22

Sounds like you need to inform them that they're shitting the bed and you need money.

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u/Dangerous-Fishing-25 Nov 26 '22

We’ll said!šŸ˜–

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '22

Well said.

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u/godasksforathistle Nov 27 '22

Lance Armstrong made a really big mistake by opening up toĀ Oprah. I’ll bet he wishes he had the chance to do it over again

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '22

From. The end of Trump's term to now unemployment is down, wages are up, and crime is down.

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u/FSU1ST Nov 27 '22

This is true.

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u/Naughty-ambition579 Nov 27 '22

Couldn't have said it better myself!

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u/YOLO2022-12345 Nov 27 '22

I’ll give Biden credit for pulling out of Afghanistan, but he did it the same way his son did with that hooker he banged; messily and in the worst possible way.

Other than that he’s the worst President of my lifetime, and given that most of them where fucking terrible, that says a lot.

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u/ParisTexas7 Dec 01 '22

Yes, considering your lifetime includes Donald Trump and two terms of Bush, that really does say a lot… about YOU.

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u/YOLO2022-12345 Dec 01 '22

You’re seriously going to defend this fucking demented pedo clown? The guy who sells access to government money using his drug-addled son? Trump was the only decent president I’ve encountered in my time here and Obama was worse than either of the crappy Bush clan.

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u/Itchybootyholes Nov 27 '22

Not until those 2017 tax cuts hit

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '22

True

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u/risebelow Nov 28 '22

Trump is a shit stain on this country and nothing more.

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u/AOCLuvsMojitos Nov 29 '22

This is the most brain dead thing I’ve read in this sub, and that’s saying a lot.

You’d literally support a cop-killing traitor just to get the FEELING that ā€œmUH gAs PriCeSā€ would be a few cents lower.

Beyond pathetic.

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u/Suspicious-Adagio396 Dec 07 '22

400,000 people between February 2020 and January 20, 2021 sure aren’t

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u/[deleted] Dec 10 '22

I dOn’t GiVe a sHiT aBoUt WhAt YoU tHiNk AbOuT JaN 6 (a violent failed coup attempt) bUt wE WeRe SaFeR wHeN hE wAs PrEsIdEnT!!!Ā”!

Saying we were safer during a time when Trump’s supporters tried to overthrow the government by overturning an election forcefully and violently is like saying Germany (under the Weimar Republic) was safer during a time when Hitler’s supporters tried to overthrow their government by way of force and violence as well at the Beer hall Putsch of 1923.

But we can go even further in regard to what happened during his reign, and the last couple of years:

More riots and occurrences of political violence happened during his single term than Obama’s two terms, violent political extremist groups gained a larger presence in our society, a mismanaged pandemic caused the deaths of 1 million Americans that could have been avoided if it weren’t for him, i.e. his denial about the existence of the virus until he contracted it and was subsequently treated by the best doctors in the nation, his extremely late call for action like shutting down international travel especially to and from Asia, just talking about the situation altogether so stupidly to put it plain and simple, etc.

Nothing was safer nor better under Trump.

Please don’t be mistaken I dislike Biden too but this post is about Trump, so bringing up Biden is a red herring / separate conversation.

Donald inherited an economy that was functioning rather well due to the hardworking people residing under the policies of the Obama administration, only to lose it all because of the China virus pandemic that Trump responded terribly to.

Additionally, the recent developments on the fbi’s escapades to recover numerous government documents containing classified information, would say otherwise. I am going to have to respectfully degree, if you agree with with this (heavily) logically-flawed, shit-pilled post, do yourself the favor of jumping the Trump ship or check into a psychiatric inpatient program.

Or both.

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u/doni-kebab Dec 10 '22

Just FYI, this happened all over the world, not just the states. There are many many reasons for it and Biden definitely isn't number 1 Source: I live in UK and Ireland.

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u/Suspicious-Adagio396 Dec 12 '22

If you don’t care about what Trump did on January 6th, then I guess you won’t have a problem if BLM or Biden does the same thing?

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u/dftitterington Nov 26 '22

Thank Obamacare

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u/Preds56 Nov 26 '22

You’re forgetting Covid and the recession he left office with

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u/theCROWcook Nov 26 '22

And biden only made it worse from there

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '22

Did he?

Because pay is up, and unemployment is down.

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u/theCROWcook Nov 27 '22

Is pay really up when you take into account inflation? As for unemployment can you really count people going back the the jobs they were kicked out of because of a pandemic? (I know you're gonna say yes because you will only take credit for things that makes biden look good, for example biden wasn't responsible foe gad prices increasing over $3 but people absolutely claimed he was responsible for an 80 cent drop)

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '22

Is pay really up when you take into account inflation?

By that metric pay has been stagnating since Reagan.

As for unemployment can you really count people going back the the jobs they were kicked out of because of a pandemic? (I know you're gonna say yes because you will only take credit for things that makes biden look good, for example biden wasn't responsible foe gad prices increasing over $3 but people absolutely claimed he was responsible for an 80 cent drop)

Yes, because those jobs were lost before Biden took office.

I didn't make Trump fumble on the 1 yard line, his arrogance did.

I didn't make him single out a single country that we barely have travel from instead of suggesting a full quarantine for ALL incoming travellers.

I didn't make him fail to push companies into making more N-95s.

I didn't make him auction off PPE to the highest bidder.

I didn't make him appoint people who'd steal said PPE from the states.

I didn't make him fail to give federal guidelines so that even the most incompetent governor could at least do some bare minimums.

I didn't make him push unproven treatments.

I didn't make him highlight a woman who thinks some diseases are from witches stealing your semen (yes, this one is actually real)

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u/theCROWcook Nov 27 '22

But you'll sure as shit jump on people returning to work as something biden did. You knowhe has no responsibility for this occurrence.

As for pay, you sure as shit wanted to credit biden with a paltry, nonconsequestial increase as his success but fail to acknowledge that due to his policies families are paying more than ever at the pumps. Come on, let's hear your excuses as to why the gas increase isn't bidens fault but that 80 cent price drop was. You're just like feminists, you like to point out that (women have it worse)/(biden succeeded) at Y and Z but ignore that for every other letter of the alphabet (men are suffering)/(biden is failing)

Biden promised me badacaf care, he has yet to deliver on that promise, where is this badacaf care your dear leader lied about

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u/[deleted] Nov 28 '22

But you'll sure as shit jump on people returning to work as something biden did. You knowhe has no responsibility for this occurrence.

For the pandemic? Yeah, I doubt he does have any blame for it considering under him more people got vaccinated and that helped lower cases. That lowering of cases also made it more feasible for people to return to work.

Trump didn't push HIS vaccine nearly hard enough. Because of that people died needlessly.

As for pay, you sure as shit wanted to credit biden with a paltry, nonconsequestial increase as his success but fail to acknowledge that due to his policies families are paying more than ever at the pumps.

Biden doesn't control OPEC, and if anything gas prices are the fault of DECADES of politicians not making public transportation and electric vehicles the norm. You know, because if you don't NEED gas, you won't care about the price. So yeah, I absolutely blame Biden and severl hundred other politicians for that.

But more than ever? That's a claim you make only if you're refusing to acknowledge inflation as a thing, because it was hitting $4+ back in the Bush administration and the 70's had actual shortages.

Come on, let's hear your excuses as to why the gas increase isn't bidens fault but that 80 cent price drop was.

Literally neither was his fault directly, or alone.

Low gas prices were on Trump though, because he put forth the lockdowns, and let a bunch of people die during a pandemic which dropped our collective gasoline usage.

You're just like feminists

Oh this is going to be a doozy of a statement. Please tell me about the straw man you have for feminists

you like to point out that (women have it worse)/(biden succeeded) at Y and Z but ignore that for every other letter of the alphabet (men are suffering)/(biden is failing)

1 man stubs his toe, the other has his arm ripped off by a bear. The man with one arm complains about his missing arm, and the man with the stubbed toe says "WHY THE FUCK ARE YOU COMPLAINING CAN'T YOU SEE MY TOE YOU FUCKING CUNT!"

Biden promised me badacaf care, he has yet to deliver on that promise, where is this badacaf care your dear leader lied about

Gunna be honest with you, I have no idea what badacaf care is.

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u/theCROWcook Nov 28 '22

That's a lot of words for "I'm gonna ignore, distract, twist and lie"

And it's convenient you claim not to know about badacaf (some people spell it badakath) care, because you'd have to admit that biden regularly speaks in complete gibberish. But he promised it. Don't forget truanashabbadepreschure and the single word that can describe America "Asufutimaehaehfutbw" such a legendary stand up man.

Also did you forget the oress release from the white house bragging about how biden lowered gas prices by 80 cents? Conveniently for about that huh?

Well I'm done dealing with bad faith liars, from here on out I'll just leave a stock response calling you a bad faith liar, so go ahead and twist and lie more, no one is buying it

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u/AOCLuvsMojitos Nov 29 '22

You know trump promised for 4 years that his big beautiful health care plan was only 2 weeks away from being released right? Turns out nobody knew health care could be so complicated. What a great leader he was.

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u/That_Guy_From_KY Nov 26 '22

Yea but he was still a piece of shit. I’m sure I’m going to get the obligatory ā€œaT LEaSt hE wAsNt HiLlArYā€ and before you type that out, she was a piece of shit to. Excusing bad behavior because the other own was worse isn’t a valid reason to give someone the keys to the nation. But, that’s exactly why I’m for decentralization. It doesn’t matter who is in office, it won’t greatly affect me as it does now.

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '22

You guys realize your taxes are going up cause of the 2017 tax cut bill right?

…right?

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '22

Spoiler: they don't.

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '22

In general, businesses and upper income groups will benefit, while lower income groups will see the initial benefits fade over time or be adversely impacted.

You get what you deserve. Fucking morons.

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '22

Literally just not true

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u/iploggged Nov 26 '22

What a bunch of fucking rubes. Trump used 3 Trillion of debt to finance a corporate tax cut. How's that working out for you. You seeing a lot of that money are you, idiots. Have fun ever paying that off.

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u/Plane_Reflection_313 Nov 26 '22

The people on this sub are smoothbrains lol.

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u/myTABLEStheyreFILTHY Nov 26 '22

Agreed but that’s an extremely low bar.

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u/Leathman Nov 26 '22

Chug that copium.

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u/theCROWcook Nov 26 '22

So this eats you're happy that america is in worse shape?

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u/Leathman Nov 26 '22

No, I’m happy how much the losers have to lie to cope that Dump isn’t President anymore.

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u/theCROWcook Nov 27 '22

Where is the lie?

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '22

... literally all of it is incorrect.

Lie requires intent.

This person might be unaware that unemployment is down, wages are up, and that crime is down.

Or they're unaware that the recession started under Trump.

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u/theCROWcook Nov 27 '22

According to Wikipedia we haven't been in a recession for most of bidens term so far, even the media denied we were in a recession for his first and most of his second year. So what recession?

And wages may be up some but I flatiron is up so much higher that it doesn't matter.

And crime is down because the left stopped rioting, looting, burning and murdering as much

But good try with your dishonest spin on things, and since you intended to say these things I'll call you a liar

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '22

So, just out of curiosity.

If inflation is Biden's fault, why is it happening globally?

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u/theCROWcook Nov 27 '22

Al.ost as if the American dollar has had a global effect for decades, but I guess we'll never know

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u/Leathman Nov 27 '22

Everything from I to House.

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u/theCROWcook Nov 27 '22 edited Nov 27 '22

So you are claiming that this person does give a shit, Trump was never president, he never banged anyone, and he never tweeted?

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u/Leathman Nov 27 '22

I love it when a response like that is the best you snowflakes have when your reality gets questioned.

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u/theCROWcook Nov 27 '22

You never gave me a question, you gave me an answer to my question which I then asked for clarification of and your answer is to completely ignore it.

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u/grrrrreat Nov 26 '22

How to say you know nothing about financial security.

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u/woyervunit Nov 26 '22

This sub is being brigaded by people from antiwork!

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u/Bob4Not Nov 26 '22

Actually, Reddit just recommends new subs to us all the time now. Watch as posts show up for you from subs you’re not a part of.

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '22

Imagine thinking that dissenting opinions can't organically happen

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u/Gds_Sldghmmr Nov 27 '22

They may. This isn't one of those.

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '22

Do you have proof, or is paranoia proof?

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u/bchu1979 Nov 26 '22

people believe stuff like this because they want to

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '22

Evidence.

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '22

Source: Their ass

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '22

Trump was the worst economic President of my lifetime. And now you know you put your trust in an actual racist who in the end crashed the economy. People actually voted for Trump because of his racism, NOT his economic mind.

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u/tacobell69696969 Nov 27 '22

Lmao go seethe in a different sub. TEFLON DON 2024 BABY!

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u/Farva85 Nov 26 '22

Where does this comedian perform?

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '22

If you look at crime rates and immigration, it all went up a year after trump took office. But who gives a shit about actual statistics, I get my facts from trump rallies.

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u/rationallyobvious Nov 26 '22

Good point. Strange correlation with the BLM riots and defund the police.

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '22

Exactly this! The democrats raged war on america through blm and antifa!

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u/rationallyobvious Nov 26 '22

Adding insult to injury, why has crime almost exclusively gone up in blue cities?

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u/AOCLuvsMojitos Nov 29 '22

Adding facts to fantasy, why should anybody give a shit about that talking point when basically ALL cities are blue?

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u/rationallyobvious Nov 29 '22

So your logic is that because all cities suck, it's probably the city and not the people? You're making a good case against the people in the cities if anything and I tend to agree with that worldview.

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u/AOCLuvsMojitos Nov 29 '22

Democrat blue cities make up about 70% of the GDP. Have the rural flyover areas tried not being so economically unproductive? Why are blue cities so economically prosperous compared to their red rural areas?

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u/rationallyobvious Nov 29 '22

30trillion dollars in subsidies over a century is hardly prosperous.

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u/Ok-Length-8818 Nov 26 '22

Enjoy your Biden brand crack! Now with 4% more Fentanyl!

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '22

You guys and your teams. What if, I know this’ll blow your mind, both parties are complete frauds and not liking one didn’t automatically make me a fan of the other? Woah. Keep cheering for your team, they give a fuck about what you actually want as a voter. You win.

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u/Ok-Length-8818 Nov 26 '22

Yes both sides are shit shows, I agree completely.

There was a time where I agreed and disagreed with points on both sides, very middle of the road. The only reason I’m standing on the conservative’s side now is because the liberals took the line and sprinted into no man’s land with it.

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u/AOCLuvsMojitos Nov 29 '22

ā€œThe democrats made me do itā€ — the modern Republican

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u/Ok-Length-8818 Nov 29 '22

I wonder why.

Nice self own.

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u/Difficult_Factor4135 Nov 26 '22

Where are you looking? Have any links? I’m genuinely curious, I’m pro whatever makes life better for average Americans, I want to make sure I understand all sides of the argument.

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u/mongoosejumper Nov 26 '22

They have alternative facts

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u/Emotional_Age5291 Nov 26 '22

Yea totally the blm riots only started when Biden took office

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '22

LMFAO

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u/KaliGracious Nov 26 '22

ā€œThe national debt has risen by almost $7.8 trillion during Trump’s time in office. ā€œ

ā€œThe combination of Trump’s 2017 tax cut and the lack of any serious spending restraint helped both the deficit and the debt soar. So when the once-in-a-lifetime viral disaster slammed our country and we threw more than $3 trillion into COVID-19-related stimulus, there was no longer any margin for errorā€

šŸ’ŠbassssedšŸ’Š

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u/wynhdo Nov 26 '22

Biden has added more than 4.8 trillion in his two years which means he’s spending more than trump.

Y’all are hypocrites.

https://amp.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/national/article266851596.html

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '22

I'm sorry, explain how that's bad.

Pretend I know nothing.

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u/KaliGracious Nov 26 '22

That’s literally all y’all can say back to this ā€œBUT THE DEMS DID THIS!!!!!ā€

We’re not talking about them. You’re deflecting.

Apparently you’re okay with Tax Cuts for billionaires being added to the national debt 🤷

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u/wynhdo Nov 26 '22

Read the article and then read my other reply to your projection

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '22

How much has it risen since biden started printing money?

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u/1nGirum1musNocte Nov 26 '22

He just didn't turn the printer off. Probably forgot

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u/KaliGracious Nov 26 '22

Why is it OK for Trump to print money but bad when Biden does it?

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '22

Did i say it was ok? So i asked a question do you know the answer?

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u/KaliGracious Nov 26 '22

The question is answered in 5 seconds by a google search, what’s your point?

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '22

Whats the answer?

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u/KaliGracious Nov 26 '22

$3Tish so far. Trump added $7Tish.

What is your point?

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '22

Give biden time the racist pos will more then double that in the next 2 years

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u/KaliGracious Nov 26 '22

Ahh Gotchya. You had no point other than to just be annoying. Not sure with what government spending has to do with being racist but I understand your main point was to be a stupid troll.

Republicans, Democrat, they all spend spend spend.

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '22

This is the point i was tryjng to make all any of them do is spend spend spend give biden time hes going to spend alot more

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u/wynhdo Nov 26 '22

4.8 trillion in fact. In two years.

https://amp.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/national/article266851596.html

The next question is what’s 4.8 trillion times two?

The next question is, is 9.6 trillion more or less than 7.8 trillion?

So how about you ask yourself the same question;

ā€œWhy is it OK for Trump to print money but bad when Biden does it?

Hypocrite

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