DawgTalkers.net Forums DawgTalk Palus Politicus General Election Part 2 Wag The Dog

Seriously?

How are you going to check a person who intends to vote is the actual person, .. OR

more correctly, how can you use smoke, mirrors, and slide of hand, amateur magician stuff, vote, from a drive up?

So any car that drives up? From anywhere usa, or anywhere world?

How about next time,
"Drive by voting" So, kind of slow the car and cast the vote by paintball gun, and then NObody has to check for an identity of the voter, "ever".

other ideas:
Vote by Frisbee golf,

Vote by satellite image,
Vote out of person, (some sort of out of body, or alien abduction version of voting)

Keep it simple Stupid??? NO! , vote by cell phone tower bouncing signal.

Vote by fly swatter, Vote by glass of water,
Vote by remote control car delivery, and of course

Vote by fetching dog,

The only ridiculous thing, is how committed the democrat side is, to De-normal-izing the process, and encourgaging fraud.

It's outraging actually.

Remember, conservatives like people who tell it like it is, so....

Actually, much like the rest of your post, I've seen these lies repeated over and over again. You see, I'm not so old my memory is failing.

I watched the Obama/Biden administration bring this nation back from the brink of a depression. I saw them save the auto industry. I watched more jobs created in their last three years in office than was created in Trump's first three years in office.

So no, the lies you posted aren't new. They've been repeated many times. And for anyone who has no memory and wishes to believe them, that's their problem.

No throw, he said he would raise corps taxes and those who ae making more than 400k. And anyways, on everbody but the super rich, trump and the repubs already raised your taxes with the tax cut bill in 2017-but they wanted to wait for the stepped increase on most working Americans to start after this election.



Republicans, Not Biden, Are About to Raise Your Taxes

The Trump administration has a dirty little secret: It’s not just planning to increase taxes on most Americans. The increase has already been signed, sealed and delivered, buried in the pages of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

President Trump and his congressional allies hoodwinked us. The law they passed initially lowered taxes for most Americans, but it built in automatic, stepped tax increases every two years that begin in 2021 and that by 2027 would affect nearly everyone but people at the top of the economic hierarchy. All taxpayer income groups with incomes of $75,000 and under — that’s about 65 percent of taxpayers — will face a higher tax rate in 2027 than in 2019.

For most, in fact, it’s a delayed tax increase dressed up as a tax cut. How many times have you heard Trump and his allies mention that? They surmised — correctly, so far — that if they waited to add the tax increases until after the 2020 election, few of the people most affected were likely to remember who was responsible.

Looking at the analyses of the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office and the Joint Committee on Taxation at the time the December 2017 tax bill was enacted, we see very clearly how different income groups are affected by the Trump tax plan. And it’s disturbing.

The current poverty line for a family of four is $26,200: People with incomes between $10,000 and $30,000 — nearly one-quarter of Americans — are among those scheduled to pay a higher average tax rate in 2021 than in years before the tax “cut” was passed. The C.B.O. and Joint Committee estimated that those with an income of $20,000 to $30,000 would owe an extra $365 next year — these are people who are struggling just to pay rent and put food on the table.

Of course, the poor have never mattered much to the Republican Party, but those on the edge of poverty have been particularly hard hit by the pandemic and the recession its caused, so Trump’s planned tax increases seem especially heartless, and impractical, when you consider that their higher tax payments, while a huge burden for them, will add little to the budget.


By 2027, when the law’s provisions are set to be fully enacted, with the stealth tax increases complete, the country will be neatly divided into two groups: Those making over $100,000 will on average get a tax cut. Those earning under $100,000 — an income bracket encompassing three-quarters of taxpayers — will not.

At the same time, Trump has given his peers, people with annual incomes in excess of $1 million dollars, or the top 0.3 percent in the country, a huge gift: The Joint Committee on Taxation estimated the average tax rate in 2019 for this group to be 2.3 percentage points lower than before the tax cut, saving the average taxpayer in this group over $64,000 — more than the average American family makes in a year.

The tax loss and benefit estimates just described were calculated before the pandemic. Now, incomes for almost everyone but top earners have taken a hit, so the loser group will likely be considerably larger than anticipated; and with people like Jeff Bezos, the billionaire chief executive of Amazon, doing even better than expected, Trump’s gift to him is even bigger.



This analysis makes clear that the vast majority of Americans will be better off with the likely tax reforms that will emerge from a Biden administration than they would be by sticking with Mr. Trump’s ill-conceived tax bill. You might well ask: Why didn’t Mr. Trump just give everyone a tax cut? The Republicans — who suddenly lost their grasp on their self-described fiscal conservatism when they came into office in 2017 — saw a chance to give their rich friends and corporations a big thank you for campaign contributions. But the tax cuts they promised these donors produced projections that the resulting budget deficits were well beyond $1 trillion.

To reduce that stomach-churning amount, they had to phase-in higher taxes on ordinary Americans. While this kind of budget gimmickry has been used before under President George W. Bush’s administration, Mr. Trump carried it to a new level.

The Republicans have one more feeble defense: their old friend trickle-down economics. The tax cut to the corporations would, they promised, trickle-down to citizens at the bottom of the income ladder. We’ve now seen how that hasn’t happened. In fact the money gushed up to those at the very top in the form of stockholder dividends, chief executive bonuses and a record level of stock buybacks (nearly $1 trillion in 2018 alone.)

Some economic models predicted the Trump tax law would lead to significantly higher wages because of more investment and higher growth. But projections showed that when the 2017 bill’s temporary tax cuts changed to tax increases, growth would likely slow significantly and wage increases would be anemic. And those calculations were made before the pandemic hit.

Mark Zandi and Bernard Yaros of Moody’s Analytics have done the most credible and thorough analysis comparing the Biden and Trump plans, including Mr. Trump’s stealth increases and other promised tax and expenditure changes. Mr. Biden’s plan wins by an enormous margin: 7.4 million more jobs and a much quicker recovery from this recession. That means higher wages and incomes for most Americans.

Elections matter. Elections gave Republicans the power to enact these tax shenanigans. Neither conscience nor principles stopped them.

The problem now is that unless the Democrats win a majority in the House and the Senate and clinch the presidency, these Republican tax increases, already legislated, are likely to go into effect. The increases, unfairly aimed at the vast majority of Americans who are disproportionately suffering in the pandemic, will cause even more hardship.

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/31/opini...pgtype=Homepage

And after this week having about a dozen have to go to the hospital in Florida for heat exhaustion, the trump campaign was back at it last night leaving people out in 40 degree weather in Butler, Pa after a rally for up to 2 hours waiting for a bus. Many ended up walking up to 3 or 4 miles back to their cars.

You are so full of yourself... smh...

The Texas Supreme Court threw out the attempt to reject drive-through ballots in Texas.

https://twitter.com/chucklindell/status/1322969722875502593

There same suit was also filed in federal court, that has not been decided yet.

why is the party of states rights asking the feds to bail them out?

j/c - seems like everything is getting tight again. PA is the key to victory for Biden. I wonder what Trump will do to try to circumnavigate the people's votes and cheat a win in that state?

Looks like things are starting to go Trump's way.

https://www.cnn.com/election/2020/electoral-college-interactive-maps#build-your-own

fun interactive map. yellow is obviously the battleground states, and you can click on it to make your own predictions.

i got trump keeping texas, NC, Georgia, and Iowa.

Biden takes Nevada, Arizona, Colorado, PA, and NH.

263 for biden, 200 for trump. coming down to Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, and crazy ass florida.

biden only needs one of those states, and its over.

what are your predictions, DT? and please, no electoral sweeps cause we all know its not happening for either candidate.

Circumvent, would be to stop them somehow, (actually I don't know except from context's I've heard.)

Circumnavigate is what Ferdidnand Magellan did in the 1600s when he took his ship all the way around the world, and sailed the strait just inside the tip of the continent of South America, (named after him, the strait of Magellan) and then from the Atlantic to the Pacific, through to Asia, and again back to Europe.

Nobody jumping to dispute,
If Biden wins, you'll be able to find a Cheeseburger 3.50 now, that jumps to 5.00 Bucks by May-August 2022.

Telling.

Can we take a wager on that. Pick a burger chain - pick a burger. See if it goes up 42%.

If it doesn't you can self isolate from PP forum for 6 months. Deal?

Brett Favre Endorses President Donald Trump, Says His ‘Vote Is For What Makes This Country Great

David Hookstead

October 30, 2020


NFL legend Brett Favre has endorsed President Donald Trump for four more years.

The Super Bowl champion and retired Green Bay Packers gunslinger tweeted his endorsement for Trump Friday morning and wrote, “My Vote is for what makes this country great, freedom of speech & religion, 2nd Amnd, hard working tax paying citizens, police & military. In this election, we have freedom of choice, which all should respect. For me & these principles, my Vote is for @RealDonaldTrump.” (RELATED: David Hookstead Is The True King In The North When It Comes To College Football)

My Vote is for what makes this country great, freedom of speech & religion, 2nd Amnd, hard working tax paying citizens, police & military. In this election, we have freedom of choice, which all should respect. For me & these principles, my Vote is for @RealDonaldTrump. #Vote ☑️????????

— Brett Favre (@BrettFavre) October 30, 2020

It’s not a surprise at all that Brett Favre has chosen to endorse Donald Trump over Democrat challenger Joe Biden. In fact, it would have been shocking if he had endorsed Biden.

Favre has openly lamented how political sports have become and has spent his free time golfing with President Trump.

Pres. Trump golfed with former NFL quarterback Brett Favre today.

????: @WhiteHouse pic.twitter.com/AdZbuQ3oE9

— Alex Salvi (@alexsalvinews) July 25, 2020

For those keeping count at home, the celebrity endorsements have been rolling in for President Trump the past few days.

He’s been endorsed by Jack Nicklaus, Jay Cutler, Lil Wayne and others.

Get out and vote. I did! pic.twitter.com/IfQb3NeSO3

— Jack Nicklaus (@jacknicklaus) October 29, 2020

On a personal note, Brett Favre is one of the guys I’ve always dreamed about drinking a beer with and just talking about life. I’d love to hear his thoughts on politics.

Also, keep your eyes peeled for the blowback on this endorsement on social media. You know it’s coming.

https://dailycaller.com/2020/10/30/brett...zergnet_5872675

You can't get rid of me that easily.
However if Joe Biden wins, and you want to self isolate when you can't find a Burger that didn't jump in price, I could live without reading your "political" posts for a time,
but I won't leave, because someone has to stand up against the nonsense.

GC. Addressing Climate change, does not expressly hurt business, I believe there can be a win win.

Looked at 538 polls, Colorado, February -April 2020, didn't give Biden 48% all consistently 44-47 percentages.
It's too late now,

To me, this is Colorado literally begging for someone to vote for instead of Biden, and the Republicans didn't focus there.

I say, Colorado was Ripe to turn Republican if they had courted its voters 6 months ago, but it requires something,
A spelled out climate change initiative that is a win win for America, American Business, and Americas' Climate;
and one that doesn't harm freedoms.

and Colorado would be Voting it's 9 electoral votes for Trump and the Republicans, but it's not going to happen now, it's too late.

Check out mine in the How states will shift thread.
each state spelled out.

Hilarious irony.

If you want a vaccine for this virus,
If you want to secure your job,
If you want to put an end to the racism,

Then you need to vote for Donald Trump and do so on November 3rd.

As an overview. Biden will have a larger popular vote victory than Clinton. I think he will also win the race to 270.

I was just trying to search to see when states can release their early vote/absentee-Because some of the states are going to have huge blocks of votes come in later on Tuesday or even Wednesday. I think that is why trump is going to try to declare late on Tuesday-but the reporting of the election is up to the states.

I have the following

Biden wins Arizona, Colorado, PA, New Hampshire, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Minnesota

I think Trump wins Georgia and Iowa

That puts Biden at 289 and there are four states that are too close to call-Texas, North Carolina, Ohio and Florida

That's a bunch of empty words because NOBODY believes it. Trump is a cancer, we should go for the rapid removal and not the slow death.

I have few doubts that Trump will win Ohio.

trump is a racist

Translation: "Please believe all the stuff I'm telling you at these rallies. Don't wear a mask, because that's a GREAT look (for me) on the nightly news. Stay alive just long enough to vote for me on 11/3- and then feel free to die on a vent before Christmas. You will have served my purpose. Thanks, sucker. Whatever. I don't just love the uneducated- I NEED the uneducated. Until November 4th."


I don't get why anyone ever fell for this midway barker.

Yeah, cause Trump is responsible for the people that voluntarily showed up, in Florida, or whereever it was when it was cold. Can't go expecting people to be responsible for themselves can we.

Trump: a week and a half ago,

Took action to stop his Federal Government,

From continuing to teach, (awful racist education scenarios) where they taught that people born with white skin, were automatically racist, because they were born with white skin.

He put a stop to that, he is fighting to end racism.

It's why I said,

If you want to end the racism,
You need to vote for Donald Trump to be president and you nee to do it November 3rd.

It's not his government

GC. And Joe Biden says...

Joe Biden said, (said it very slowly and delberatly and powerful emotion maybe anger, maybe not)

" 90, million, people, have already, voted; The American People, have had enough!"

ENOUGH OF WHAT JOE!!!

I SAY! ENOUGH OF YOU! ENOUGH OF YOUR PARTY! I'VE HAD ENOUGH OF THEM FOR A LIFETIME PLUS!!!

Tell me DTMB, what have you had enough of!
Enough of me? Enough of them?

I AM FED UP!

Let me help

Lies
Racism
Hate
Divisiveness
Name calling from our president like a 12 year old.

I think the American people are fed up with
lies, Burning cities, Chop autonomous zones, attacks on police
lying to children in schools... Leftist media on the take/in the tank

I have had enough of Donald Trump.

I am voting for the other guy that is NOT Donald Trump..

exactly my point, arch.

I repeat:
"I don't get why anyone ever fell for this midway barker."

If you re-read my post for comprehension, you'll note that I never faulted Donald Trump for the weak-minded failings of those who fell for his sales pitch.
On the contrary, my post holds each and every one of them personally responsible for the piss-poor choice they made by following his snake oil salesmanship in the first place.

One more time, just for emphasis and clarity:
"I don't get why anyone ever fell for this midway barker."


Do you get it now?
-or do you need even more help?


I pretty much slammed the obvious point with a 10 lb. sledge hammer in my initial post.
I don't know what else I can do to make this easier for you to digest.

Forty-seven years of Joe Biden in politics is enough. The Obama/Biden administation was the worst in American history.

Kamala Harris and the Kavanaugh hearings... was enough of her... forever.

https://londondaily.com/british-writer-pens-the-best-description-of-trump-i-ve-read

A good read from overseas. Spot on from my perspective. Obviously some here will disagree.

The article, as a whole, is part humor piece and part opinion. But there are certainly nuggets of truth littered throughout. He's spot on re: the humor assessment.

When was the last time Trump actually displayed a sense of humor?

Oh it's 100% opinion. But I think it hits the nail on the head for some of the human character traits that are an issue for so many when it comes to Trump. I think from a British perspective - as the writer says - the Bully aspect is particularly grating and unattractive.

I know many will say they care not one iota what the rest of our allies and partners around the world think and be quite aggressive about the fact that they would write about the POTUS like that .... others take on board the feedback whether or not it is important or not is a different issue.

I was waiting for some sort of tie-in to the Brits' own issues with Boris, but that never materialized. Seems missing from a piece talking about how the Brits view a guy like Trump.