Who will you vote in the next presidential elections?

a reply to: Mahogany

I agree very strongly.

Everyone should go out and vote for what they think is the best candidate.

we need a president who will bring back smoking in bars (allow the business owner to decode if they want a smoking section or not. smoking should also be allowed on all public transportation and public building and facilities

it shall be

Who will I vote for? No clue at this point.

I know who I'm most assuredly not voting for...!!

Joseph Biden. Harris. Donald Trump.

After that, far too early to tell.

a reply to: seagull

Fair enough!

Whomever is the candidate to have a plan to:

1. Jail anyone involved with masking or forced/corrected vaccinations

2. Jailing all the alphabet agencies responsible for snooping on citizens and their social media. Especially those involved with this recently uncovered “cognitive infrastructure” creepy nonsense the gov has admitted to m

The they must actually go through with taking out the garbage and not just being all talk about it

a reply to: seagull

Anything but the fake biden regime.you got that right! Never seen such a more sinister act in all my life until his weak little cult came around. Get him the HECK outta there (pardon my language)

The Kennedy dude had some great ideas when it comes to government control ideas based around fake social threats, but the problem is he only focuses on that area when it comes to viruses only. More will emerge and as you’ve said, it’s pretty early

originally posted by: CoyoteAngels

originally posted by: LSU2018

originally posted by: CoyoteAngels
a reply to: linda72

I like a Scott/DeSantis or DeSantis/Scott ticket myself. I will support Trump if he is the nominee, as my only problem with him is his personality. I have way more problems with Biden, beyond personality.

You're not going on a date with him, lol.

Have you never worked for a boss that had a horribly narcissistic personality? Apparently you haven't.

Yes, been working for an owner just like that for 16 years. He's a great businessman as well. I don't always agree with his decisions but they always work out, and I'd never date someone with a personality like that.

originally posted by: nugget1

originally posted by: LSU2018

originally posted by: nugget1
As it stands right now I won't be voting 'for' POTUS candidate; I will be voting against one. I refuse to waste my vote on an independent candidate which just ensures it wouldn't count.

DeSantis raises red flags for me. First, he's a lawyer. IMHO that is part of the DC problem, along with the vast amount of wealth to be made in politics. Secondly, he was part of Schwan's YGL program, and all information on that subject seems to have been scrubbed from the internet. Third, my gut instinct tells me if something seems too good to be true, it probably isn't.

I fear our next POTUS choices will both be Trojan Horses. We're to far down the totalitarian path of control for TPTB to allow a course reversal.

Well, at any time everyone is ready, we can legally form a militia to overtake tyranny so they better tread lightly down the path.

I'm pretty sure TPTB have been considering that for many decades and are well prepared and fortified.

I doubt it. If it ever happens, it will probably start out around 50 million and grow exponentially (millions more by the day) as more people see any kind of success.

originally posted by: LSU2018

originally posted by: CoyoteAngels

originally posted by: LSU2018

originally posted by: CoyoteAngels
a reply to: linda72

I like a Scott/DeSantis or DeSantis/Scott ticket myself. I will support Trump if he is the nominee, as my only problem with him is his personality. I have way more problems with Biden, beyond personality.

You're not going on a date with him, lol.

Have you never worked for a boss that had a horribly narcissistic personality? Apparently you haven't.

Yes, been working for an owner just like that for 16 years. He's a great businessman as well. I don't always agree with his decisions but they always work out, and I'd never date someone with a personality like that.

Depends on how badly people are abused when they disagree with the boss, or how frequently the boss finds a new 'fair haired' yes-man. Not all are effective leaders. Trump isn't.

I've worked for both kinds. Malignant narcissism is something most people want to get away from. Those types of people will wear you down and make you physically ill.

a reply to: CoyoteAngels

Trump did more for us than any president since the late 80's. Because of that, I couldn't care less how narcissistic he is as it doesn't effect me. I prefer lower taxes (couldn't care less that million/billionaires also benefited from them), lower gas prices, businesses brought back to America, peace through strength, America first, booming economy, a president that isn't afraid to say what's on everyone else's mind, ISIS being ran back into the caves they came from, etc. The elites hate him because they can't bribe him and buy him, why wouldn't you want a president like that in the White House? Because he said some things that are unprofessional? Come on, Coyote, we've reached a point in this country that that's what we need.

originally posted by: LSU2018
a reply to: CoyoteAngels

Trump did more for us than any president since the late 80's. Because of that, I couldn't care less how narcissistic he is as it doesn't effect me. I prefer lower taxes (couldn't care less that million/billionaires also benefited from them), lower gas prices, businesses brought back to America, peace through strength, America first, booming economy, a president that isn't afraid to say what's on everyone else's mind, ISIS being ran back into the caves they came from, etc. The elites hate him because they can't bribe him and buy him, why wouldn't you want a president like that in the White House? Because he said some things that are unprofessional? Come on, Coyote, we've reached a point in this country that that's what we need.

I wont argue that he doesn't have great vision, but he failed at my number one priority: the border. Effective leadership would have resolved the issue such that the globalists could not turn the spigot back on with a single public statement.

Yes, I had a little more money in my pocket and my earnings were better. Things cost a lot less. But he let the economy take a nuke from the deep state via Covid shutdowns.

And he let them cheat him out of being re-elected.

originally posted by: CoyoteAngels

originally posted by: LSU2018
a reply to: CoyoteAngels

Trump did more for us than any president since the late 80's. Because of that, I couldn't care less how narcissistic he is as it doesn't effect me. I prefer lower taxes (couldn't care less that million/billionaires also benefited from them), lower gas prices, businesses brought back to America, peace through strength, America first, booming economy, a president that isn't afraid to say what's on everyone else's mind, ISIS being ran back into the caves they came from, etc. The elites hate him because they can't bribe him and buy him, why wouldn't you want a president like that in the White House? Because he said some things that are unprofessional? Come on, Coyote, we've reached a point in this country that that's what we need.

I wont argue that he doesn't have great vision, but he failed at my number one priority: the border. Effective leadership would have resolved the issue such that the globalists could not turn the spigot back on with a single public statement.

Yes, I had a little more money in my pocket and my earnings were better. Things cost a lot less. But he let the economy take a nuke from the deep state via Covid shutdowns.

And he let them cheat him out of being re-elected.

I would have liked to see the full wall as well, but when you have a Congress filled with elites turning their backs on you, it's hard to get everything done. All of the supplies are still there, rusting away at the border. Enough to complete most or all of the wall. His suggestion over covid, at first, was to take Ivermectin or Hydroxychloroquine and every organization spoke out against it and said he was lying. They had most of the nation scared and he could see it. I didn't agree with him talking about shots and I never got the vaccine, but I can see why he really had no choice there. I'm not going to hold the wall or the vaccine against him, he brought too much else to the table.

ETA:

a reply to: LSU2018

The Wall was a talking point. There are legislative solutions to the issue that could have been pursued if he knew how to lead when he first had the congress.

He sucks at hiring in critical positions: Sessions, Barr, Guilianni, and Cohen That's just the lawyers he has entrusted.

originally posted by: CoyoteAngels
a reply to: LSU2018

The Wall was a talking point. There are legislative solutions to the issue that could have been pursued if he knew how to lead when he first had the congress.

He sucks at hiring in critical positions: Sessions, Barr, Guilianni, and Cohen That's just the lawyers he has entrusted.

Suit yourself.

We'll see if our votes even count again.

a reply to: LSU2018

And if it's Trump, nobody will blink because it will be believable. If it's Scott or RDS they have limited time and effort in demonizing them. I steal won't be as widely believed.

A slight advantage, but the best predictor of future performance is past performance.

a reply to: linda72

I will be voting by way of Write-In Vote; for Dwayne Elizondo Mountain Dew Herbert Camacho!

originally posted by: LSU2018

originally posted by: nugget1

originally posted by: LSU2018

originally posted by: nugget1
As it stands right now I won't be voting 'for' POTUS candidate; I will be voting against one. I refuse to waste my vote on an independent candidate which just ensures it wouldn't count.

DeSantis raises red flags for me. First, he's a lawyer. IMHO that is part of the DC problem, along with the vast amount of wealth to be made in politics. Secondly, he was part of Schwan's YGL program, and all information on that subject seems to have been scrubbed from the internet. Third, my gut instinct tells me if something seems too good to be true, it probably isn't.

I fear our next POTUS choices will both be Trojan Horses. We're to far down the totalitarian path of control for TPTB to allow a course reversal.

Well, at any time everyone is ready, we can legally form a militia to overtake tyranny so they better tread lightly down the path.

I'm pretty sure TPTB have been considering that for many decades and are well prepared and fortified.

I doubt it. If it ever happens, it will probably start out around 50 million and grow exponentially (millions more by the day) as more people see any kind of success.

So, imagine people reach the boiling point and begin to unite. Along comes government with a 'highly contagious' pandemic, the likes of which has never been seen before. ( We know-or at least should know by now that the pandemic doesn't have to be real.

For the health and safety of all every city and town-all travel- will immediately come to a halt. Anyone not willing to comply will be dealt with using as much force a necessary, while our benevolent leaders work on a plan to keep us all safe.

Meanwhile, we're tucked safely in our homes, watching the news 24/7 of the thousands dying daily, and the 'extremists' who don't care about the lives of their fellow man and refuse to comply. The consequences of noncompliance will be hammered home to every viewer, putting the fear of Uncle Sam in their hearts.

NEVER underestimate the power of our gov. to use false news and propaganda to brainwash the masses. Think of all the people who complied against their better judgement and rolled up their sleeve.

(I can come up with a lot more scenarios if you wish. :devil

originally posted by: seagull
Who will I vote for? No clue at this point.

I know who I'm most assuredly not voting for...!!

Joseph Biden. Harris. Donald Trump.

After that, far too early to tell.

Looks like you have one more person not to vote for.

Pence is entering the race to destroy the once proud GOP.

www.reuters.com...

Trumps" response will be epic!

a reply to: olaru12

I always have more than one person to not vote for...since there's usually more than two running for any one position.

Despite accusations over the years to the contrary, I am, and always have been, an issues voter.

I'll vote for whomever I think will do the job better.

It'll be an unpopular opinion around here, but I believe Pence wouldn't do a horrible job as President--certainly he'd do better then the current nitwit in office. Picks the right running mate, and he has a decent shot at it.

a reply to: underpass61

Why lie about Soros supporting DeSantis? Anyone can watch the video and see Soros isn't supporting DeSantis at all.