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Kashkakat v.2.0

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12. Yeah, kinda. In the sense that everywhere even in progressive media it's

Reply to Maxheader (Original post)

Tue Sep 17, 2024, 07:55 PM

Sep 2024

All Frump, All the Time. If its not the endless clips of Frump blathering ad nauseum its people reacting to Frump, or what he said, or what happened to him, or laughing at Frump, or making jokes about he said, or analyzing him.. SICK OF IT. I want to hear what OUR people are saying, every day, cos that's what makes me feel energized but I really have to hunt for it. And btw in case anyone is wondering - yes I do see the irony in that my post here is pretty much all about Frump. SIGH....

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Anyone discussing a replay of 2016 here? [View all] Maxheader Sep 2024 OP

My, oh my. Is it Debbie Downer time? hlthe2b Sep 2024 #1

Right? obamanut2012 Sep 2024 #8

Heaven forbid we have ENTHUSIASM going into a monumental election AZSkiffyGeek Sep 2024 #10

Kamala is a much better candidate onandup Sep 2024 #2

No... Dennis Donovan Sep 2024 #3

In 2024 the mistake of 2016 will be washed away. Frasier Balzov Sep 2024 #4

Not if we show up at polls and vote for Harris. Hopefully, no Democrat votes against our candidate because Silent Type Sep 2024 #5

That's why i'm focusing on the Iowa poll at 4% by the Gold Standard of Polling Tribetime Sep 2024 #6

You're making the mistaken assumption that the accuracy of polling at both the state and national level stayed stagnant Wiz Imp Sep 2024 #13

No, I'm assuming the Iowa.Polster is still right on the money Tribetime Sep 2024 #16

Gold standard Iowa poll. That's a great point. Thank you. nt Frank D. Lincoln Sep 2024 #14

The same Iowa poll around this time in 2020 BlueGrimmy Sep 2024 #25

I don't know but the final poll had trump winning by seven Tribetime Sep 2024 #35

No, why do you? obamanut2012 Sep 2024 #7

Good grief... NewHendoLib Sep 2024 #9

"Why" what? betsuni Sep 2024 #11

Yeah, kinda. In the sense that everywhere even in progressive media it's Kashkakat v.2.0 Sep 2024 #12

The sky is falling! H2O Man Sep 2024 #15

"Why?" The Constitution? elocs Sep 2024 #17

Nope Sugarcoated Sep 2024 #18

Clinton was only up 3.6% in the final polls and Trump had a nearly 30% chance of winning. TwilightZone Sep 2024 #19

I remember in 2016 as soon as started seeing the numbers roll in from Florida... Trueblue Texan Sep 2024 #29

Just you MustLoveBeagles Sep 2024 #20

Seriously? Sky Jewels Sep 2024 #21

Hillary lost a lot due to Comey and the 3rd Party voters Wanderlust988 Sep 2024 #22

Nope soandso Sep 2024 #23

Trump had Russia's help Blue_Roses Sep 2024 #24

ive replayed it every damned minute of every damned day samnsara Sep 2024 #26

Constantly it seems displacedvermoter Sep 2024 #27

No. -misanthroptimist Sep 2024 #28

This is likely Johnny2X2X Sep 2024 #30

When we get to the last few days, I'll make my estimate. -misanthroptimist Sep 2024 #37

2016 was different with an unnecessarily prolonged primary Nixie Sep 2024 #31

2016 was a wake up call for people who don't usually vote Quiet Em Sep 2024 #32

I've been too busy worrying about... Think. Again. Sep 2024 #33

I held my nose and voted for newdayneeded Sep 2024 #34

I am worried LetMyPeopleVote Sep 2024 #36