Why, as a Republican mayor, I support Kamala Harris over Trump

a reply to: Mahogani



“Republican Mesa Mayor John Giles all had taken bribes that came in the form of money laundered through a scam involving real estate deeds.”
www.scottsdale.org...

She looked him up and found this so stop claiming nobody looked into this dude.
He’s a rino, a snake, and possibly a crook.

originally posted by: Justoneman

originally posted by: chr0naut

originally posted by: Justoneman

originally posted by: Euronymous2625
I, and 81,000,000 (probably more this time) voters will vote for literally anyone else. Just like last time, but I see us getting higher numbers this time.

You do you. The polls were escorting Biden off the Democrat ticket.

Perhaps, but the situation is ever changing:

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Dream on! Lefty losers.

But I am not a lefty.

I am a centrist.- I stand between the left-wing and the right-wing, ideologically.

And I have historically voted for centre-right parties and independent candidates, because I select by policies, rather than by personalities.

Next Monday, I will be attending (by invite) an afternoon tea, and Q&A session, organized by the centre-right-wing New Zealand National Party, but not so much for the 'politicking', but to catch-up with friends and acquaintances still in politics.

I will also be addressing the question of why the National Party has buckled under to the more 'anti-Māori' policies of its coalition partners, when everyone knows that they were elected because it was believed that they would be more hard-line on the economy than Labour, but where their performance to date has been lacklustre.

*Note: The National Party is currently in coalition government with two 'less-moderate' right-wing parties, New Zealand First and ACT New Zealand in New Zealand. The current government of New Zealand is strongly right-wing, not 'leftist' as is often misclassified online.

a reply to: UKTruth

look out for 162 million votes this year.