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Ryuu96 on 23 July 2024

No, keep being racists, thanks.

Shut up Johnson



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Ryuu96 on 23 July 2024

The assassination already feels like it was 20 years ago.



rapsuperstar31 on 23 July 2024
Ryuu96 said:

Hope Biden stays as President, very easy to say that he can cope with another 6 months but not another 4 years

Especially since Republicans are still screaming at Biden and distracted from actually going after Harris.

Agreed, although it would be funny watching Trump have to destroy all of his 47 products, and advertisements.



SanAndreasX on 23 July 2024
sundin13 said:
Ryuu96 said:

Safer to lose a Governor seat than a Senator seat, Shapiro is probably better for the EC but Kelly neutralises a lot of Republicans attacks, they will struggle to find an attack angle on him. Harris probably works better with Kelly as well. Hmm. It's a tough decision but in the best way possible where both choices are brilliant.

Quick word on this subject. Correct me if I'm wrong but here is how I think the process works in these states.

PA Governor: In the event of a resignation, the Lt Governor serves the remaining term of Gov. That means the PA Governor's seat will remain blue until the 2026 election.

AZ Senate: In the event of a resignation, the seat is to be filled by a member of the same party until the next general election. That means the AZ Senate seat will remain blue until the 2026 election.

That was my main concern about both of them, but both of those scenarios are fine with me. We may get a weaker candidate in 2026 that we otherwise would have had, but if it gets us the presidency it's worth it (and obviously they don't have to step down if they don't win). As for who I'd prefer, I'm not sure. I personally like Kelly more but Shapiro may help more in PA (which is going to be very important) and he may also help moderate those who are concerned about Harris' more pro-Palestine messaging. Both would be great choices though.

Never mind, I got things mixed up. Arizona's 2018 Senate delegation was pretty confusing. I'd forgotten that John Kyl was Jeff Flake's replacement after he resigned, and he chose to resign at the end of 2018. 

I still maintain that as an Arizonan, I would prefer that Kelly remain right where he is. In 2028 or 2032, if he's so inclined, depending how how well Harris fares now and in 2028, I would gladly vote for him for President.

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SvennoJ on 23 July 2024

Trump falsely claims VP Harris ‘refusing to meet’ Netanyahu

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has falsely claimed that Vice President Kamala Harris is “refusing to meet” with Benjamin Netanyahu during the Israeli prime minister’s visit to Washington, DC this week.

Harris, the likely Democratic presidential nominee after Joe Biden dropped out of the race, is scheduled to meet Netanyahu at the White House on Thursday.

Harris’s team has said she will not be attending Netanyahu’s controversial joint address to Congress today due to a previously scheduled campaign event in Indianapolis. It’s unclear if this is what Trump was referring to.

Trump, who made his comments during a telephone interview with Newsmax, also reiterated that no Jewish American should support the Democrats over their Israel stance.

“It’s amazing actually, that… any Jewish person or any person that believes in Israel and loves Israel can even think about voting for a Democrat,” he said.


More details about Trump-Netanyahu meeting

We’ve learned more about the meeting between the two officials, which is slated to take place at Trump’s resort in Florida on Friday.

“Looking forward to welcoming Bibi Netanyahu at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida,” the former US president said in a post on Truth Social, using Netanyahu’s nickname.

Netanyahu had requested the in-person meeting with Trump during his visit this week to Washington, DC, Politico said yesterday.

Netanyahu and Trump were mostly in sync ideologically and on policy during Trump’s 2017-2021 term. The US moved its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem at that time, a long-held conservative goal.

Trump has criticised Netanyahu for the security failures around the deadly October 7 Hamas attack on Israel and has said Israel must quickly secure the release of captives taken and finish the war in Gaza.

In his social media post, Trump praised Netanyahu’s role in the Abraham Accords, landmark US-brokered agreements signed during the Trump years that normalised bilateral relations between Israel and both Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates.

“During my first term, we had Peace and Stability in the Region, even signing the historic Abraham Accords – And we will have it again,” Trump said in his Truth Social post.

The Abraham accords played a big part in making Oct 7 happen. "The Abraham Accords, launched under President Donald Trump, effectively excised the issue of Palestinian self-determination as a condition for normalization, a major victory for Israel."

The was no peace and stability in the region either 2017-2021

- 2018 Border protests, 190 killed 28 thousand wounded
- 2019 Operation Black Belt
- 2021 Completion of Gaza-Israel barrier, clashes over Al Aqsa Mosque

Also the Iraqi Insurgency started in 2017 and is still ongoing.


Trump is nothing but a big wind bag full of lies.



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SvennoJ on 23 July 2024

LIVE: Congress should not be inviting Netanyahu, a war criminal, to a joint session.

I will not attend Netanyahu’s address. I'm not interested in participating in a political stunt.




Ryuu96 on 24 July 2024

"Stop being racist! Please! It makes us look bad!"



Ryuu96 on 24 July 2024

They're so scared, also, talking shit about Swift is certainly a bold choice...Those Swifties are...Yeah



Ryuu96 on 24 July 2024

Reed Hastings, The Co-Founder of Netflix, Has Just Contributed $7 Million To The Super Pac Supporting VP Kamala Harris.



Ryuu96 on 24 July 2024

Can Trump get rid of JD Vance? I hope not, aside from the dog killer, this is possibly the worst VP pick he could have chosen, worse than Pence even, worst VP pick of the last few presidencies, the dude has the charisma of a brick, with an MTG-like rhetoric and a massive hypocrite when it comes to his own president, Lol. Trump will never listen to his children ever again, if this is the political insight we can expect from people like Donald Trump JR then I have no fear of his future career in politics

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