President Trump: The NEW one and only politics thread

I passed through the area of NC where they are having the special election the other day. I saw a ton of signs and heard a bunch of radio ads for Dan McCready, the Democrat candidate, but not a single thing about any Republicans.

That district is gerrymandered all to pieces with notches along streets in both Fayetteville and Charlotte.

 

That girl has to be 13, 14 tops.

But Trump has his mouth perfectly aligned in a glory hole formation. Maybe Starman was right about the Studio 54 basement.

Final edit: Sunday Sport is what the National Enquirer only wishes to be.

 

CBP preventing Bahamians from traveling to US without visa (usually no problem) after hurricane. The death penalty in public is what Trump, his cabinet and his top officials deserve. After they're strapped into the gurneys and put out of our misery, hang their corpses along the mall from Capitol Hill to the White House and leave them there forever to remind successor officials to do their duty.

 

This stunned me. Puerto Rico is being counted as the No. 13 radio media market in the nation. Just behind Detroit, Atlanta and Miami and ahead of Seattle and Phoenix.

US Markets (and 12+ population)

It'll make your head spin how fast PR gains statehood the minute the Orangutan gets frog-marched off the WH lawn on 1/20/21.

 

Worth checking out the feed to see first-hand

 

If this was Texas, the only reason this would create a stir is Snapshot Day.

 

Just another late Sunday night

 

Mark Sanford?!?

Yes... everyone wants Mark Sanford to run for the nomination...

 

I'm not sure it is worth it for any Republican in good standing and worthy of earning the bid to waste the effort to go through the process. It's why Mark Sanford, Joe Walsh and William Weld, who hasn't held office of any kind in more than 20 years, are the ones trying.

 

great job voting, etc

The Shocking Paper Predicting the End of Democracy


“In sum, the majority of Americans are generally unable to understand or value democratic culture, institutions, practices or citizenship in the manner required,” Rosenberg has concluded. “To the degree to which they are required to do so, they will interpret what is demanded of them in distorting and inadequate ways. As a result they will interact and communicate in ways that undermine the functioning of democratic institutions and the meaning of democratic practices and values.”