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It's weird to imagine that there's a timeline where Trump didn't get shot and use it as momentum, and that in such a place Biden likely did not withdraw from the race. 

So Biden dropped out, who's going to replace him? While this will stop the agism problem in it's tracks, which will make it easier to focus on Trump's deficiencies in lieu of less what-about-isms... considering the shift in black voting who they pick to take his place might be important: 

Trump has been increasingly popular with Black Voters for awhile now. 

They never just turned on a dime with the mugshot either. ( By the way that case went poof, and Trump's sentence got pushed back to September because of that. ) 

It started happening when illegal immigrants were being treated better by the government than black people. We saw schools get shut down to accommodate illegals in black urban areas in Chicago. Same thing in NYC with the illegals being sheltered in hotels. 

Snoop and Trump are good again. 

50 cent is promoting Trump now. And yes it's a big deal for the black vote when black celebrities vote. They have been widely influenced by media for some time now, but furthermore, Trump has open the average citizens eyes to politics and people now see and recognize the night and day, and are paying attention to policy. 

Harlem

We don't see this for any other runner. All of this while Hollywood is crashing and losing money as it becomes less popular. 

Lena said: 

It is so fucking over. 

 For Joe Biden, anyway 

While I would've died of laughter had there been footage of his head exploding, ultimately I'm not like IF ONLY THEY HIT HIM!, the dude who tried to kill him was some freak. The shit is fishy but it honestly wasn't that big to me, I recall hearing about it and being like "oh okay" It doesn't surprise me. It's just kind of meh. Trump doesn't have the same energy he had a decade ago. I question where he truly stands even if he did give rise to a good movement like MAGA, at the end of the day he's still an elite tied to other elites and the fact that a lot of big money turned to him, and the fact he chose JD Vance as his VP makes me doubt he'll actually carry out anything good let alone his promises. 







Ultimately MAGA Communism will win. I have faith in that movement and America will finally be for, by and of Americans. 

Chaotik said: 

While I would've died of laughter had there been footage of his head exploding, ultimately I'm not like IF ONLY THEY HIT HIM!, the dude who tried to kill him was some freak. The shit is fishy but it honestly wasn't that big to me, I recall hearing about it and being like "oh okay" It doesn't surprise me. It's just kind of meh. Trump doesn't have the same energy he had a decade ago. I question where he truly stands even if he did give rise to a good movement like MAGA, at the end of the day he's still an elite tied to other elites and the fact that a lot of big money turned to him, and the fact he chose JD Vance as his VP makes me doubt he'll actually carry out anything good let alone his promises. 

He has promised delegation and separation of state and government so that he doesn't have to feel like any of it's his fault. It fits his original business practices that have ultimately landed him in hot water, yet he keeps doing it. 

Rather than promoting his own stances he spends his entire time trying to tear down his opponents while hoisting up people who give him compliments like he doesn't have a choice (he literally says the latter himself). 

Project 2025 really shot him in the foot, and JD Vance only offers him some CryptoBro cred. He keeps trying to distance from it by saying he doesn't agree with some of it, but not only did he obviously not read it but those he'd be putting in office alongside him are of that movement. 

Ultimately MAGA Communism will win. I have faith in that movement and America will finally be for, by and of Americans. 

With Biden out of the race Trump looks like the old fogey. It has disarmed their movement of the room for as many "What-about"-isms, and it's almost embarrassing to watch Trump try to find a nickname for her that'll stick only for it to keep not being clever enough to. 

The demographic spread she represents is a hard thing to counter, especially considering the Battle for Abortion going on right now and the move some of the black community have made towards the right. She made a ton of money for the campaign the day she announced herself being in the running, and in this case the election is literally between a prosecutor and a felon. 

Before it looked like we had two interchangeable people representing exaggerated views of each party, now it looks like one of them's refreshingly youthful and competent while the other's a narcy nutball who can't seem to figure out what's going on from falling prey to clashing conspiracies. 

Even crazier is watching upper class Right try to shepherd the lower class Right. It always has such an obvious appearance of looking down on them while simultaneously pretending as if they are 'one of them' with shared causes. Despite flying the same banner their reasoning behind the goals often couldn't be more different, and the RNC is a clear demonstration of that. 

omg Trump bombed so hard with black journalists yesterday, he basically undid any progress he'd made: 



Project 2025 also continues to be a bad look. 

Buttered Toast said: 

It's weird.  As a permanent resident, I don't vote, yet I have to live in the consequences of everyone else voting.

That being said, the candidates and their dance seems like a sort of bedazzlement.  My recourse is to look beyond them and the policies and plans they have behind them to enact if they are to be in power.  They both just look like populous puppets to me.  So, my bias has to do to examine their policy changes and other shit.  I can't really report on it.  I wish the best for you voting people out there, because it looks like a shit-show.  gg

So you don't factor in how competent they are? My vote is almost entirely determined by competency of the candidate. And then of course policy secondarily. Having been in leadership positions, I know most people don't know how to do the job.

Do you not vote because you think you're not qualified to? It's your responsibility to become qualified and vote. And if you don't have the time to become qualified, at the very least you can be sufficiently confident to weed out the absolute idiots. To not vote is irresponsible. Democracy relies on you making an effort.

 Trump will win for sure, no doubt about it. I'm not saying I want him to win, but he will.

Personally, I'm more interested in Thomas Matthew Crooks. I read enough into conspiracy theories to think that the Trump shooting was intentional and it's the deep state behind it all. When Trump will become the president, he will try to take down deep state, like JF Kennedy was going to.

I'm particularly interested in the fact that

1) We still don't know anything about Thomas Matthew Crooks. His name is carefully concealed from all news articles so as not to bring spotlight to it. The name itself is even difficult to remember. No doubt he was chosen intentionally. The FBI claims they cannot get into his devices because the devices are encrypted. That's horseshit. If they're listening to my devices they can get into the device of some 20 year old teen.

2) They haven't released the body camera recoeding of the cops in the building where Thomas Crooks went in to snipe Trump. And the radio communication was accidentally not recorded. If you work with cops, "oops didn't record" is a code word for you deleted it. It's clear that there have been major intentional security lapses. I say intentional because my grandma could set up a better operation than Kimberley Cheatle did, and my grandma has early dementia. I cannot believe it was not intentional. The police in that building was ordered off the building and then Thomas went in. Then they had bystanders shout that there's a sniper on the roof, and it wasn't communicated to the secret services by the local police because of a radio communication mistae, which the serving director who came to replace Cheatle cannot explain (you would think "there is an unknown sniper on the roof aiming for trump" broadcasted on a radio channel to the SS communication center would be communicated to the agents protecting Trump, but no, it was communicated to the SS center, but didnt reach the agents for some myserious reason, too bad the communication was deleted). The SS sniper waited to shoot Thomas until after he had already fired several shots. Then Kimberley Cheatle claims 5th amendment in a congress hearing. There is no world where this is not intentional.

Youtube's been a treasure trove of content since Kamala: 



Now that the choice doesn't feel like the elderly daycare version of Coke vs Pepsi, shit's getting fired up. Without Biden around the 'whataboutisms' are dry. 

I'm sad the likes of Vic Berger have stayed out of it. 

I also find it interesting how much The Left is seemingly baffled by Clan-Based Racism. 

Trump straight up is demanding Kamala pick a camp; Is she Indian or is she Black, rather than expressing that they do not know what it means to be biracial. The Left keeps acting like they're somehow living under a deep enough rock to believe that races cannot blend or something, when clearly it's moreover how they think no one person should represent more than one demographic. 

It's clan logic, and I'm spelling it with a C rather than a K. He targets any time that she says where she belongs, rather than acting like half-bloods can't exist. He is acting like her being in both camps is closer to her cheating than lying, as if playing both camps is dishonest somehow. 

It's accidental dogwhistling.