Trump admits he is taking hydroxichloroquine

[Okie4570]

How so? You seemed to equate voter turnout to being soft. I just showed you voter turnout has never been high.

No, just replying to HJB that people are huffy about what Trump says or how he says and doesn't consider what he's done or plans to do. As an American i just can't understand not voting at all, I know that's a choice, but I don't understand that mentality. They see the history of Biden, his controversial statements, his association with known corruption, his health,, and they would rather vote for him or not vote at all because Trump said something goofy or harsh. I don't get it.

 

[SMS]

No, just replying to HJB that people are huffy about what Trump says or how he says and doesn't consider what he's done or plans to do. As an American i just can't understand not voting at all, I know that's a choice, but I don't understand that mentality. They see the history of Biden, his controversial statements, his association with known corruption, his health,, and they would rather vote for him or not vote at all because Trump said something goofy or harsh. I don't get it.

Right, and voter turnout throughout history supports the idea that others have felt less than inspired about other candidates during other elections. It’s not new and it’s not a matter of us suddenly becoming soft.

It’s human nature.

 

[Okie4570]

Right, and voter turnout throughout history supports the idea that others have felt less than inspired about other candidates during other elections. It’s not new and it’s not a matter of us suddenly becoming soft.

It’s human nature.

Probably so, it seems so much more pronounced now, or maybe I'm just more aware of it, or tired of it lol

 

[HJB]

No, just replying to HJB that people are huffy about what Trump says or how he says and doesn't consider what he's done or plans to do. As an American i just can't understand not voting at all, I know that's a choice, but I don't understand that mentality. They see the history of Biden, his controversial statements, his association with known corruption, his health,, and they would rather vote for him or not vote at all because Trump said something goofy or harsh. I don't get it.

Okie I completely agree with you, and even though I'm pretty much sick of hearing him bloviating, patting himself on the back, and telling us over and over how smart he is, I still plan to vote for him based on things that have been accomplished. But trust me, there are many who will not do the same. Many don't even realize what the good things are but he is on TV so friggin' much saying the same stupid things over and over, telling obvious lies, and letting the clowns from the media bait him into the same silly arguments over and over and over.

I think all Americans should vote but never has happened and never will. And they don't see all the goofy crap Biden says because they don't watch the national news for the most part and very few watch FOX where most of that stuff is displayed.

 

[Okie4570]

Okie I completely agree with you, and even though I'm pretty much sick of hearing him bloviating, patting himself on the back, and telling us over and over how smart he is, I still plan to vote for him based on things that have been accomplished. But trust me, there are many who will not do the same. Many don't even realize what the good things are but he is on TV so friggin' much saying the same stupid things over and over, telling obvious lies, and letting the clowns from the media bait him into the same silly arguments over and over and over.

I think all Americans should vote but never has happened and never will. And they don't see all the goofy crap Biden says because they don't watch the national news for the most part and very few watch FOX where most of that stuff is displayed.

I saw in your other post where you said you don't watch CNN. Spend some time on there and MSNBC as well as FOX, pretty interesting to the same video clips and quotes portrayed in completely different angles to attempt to make some false into something true, and something true into false.

 

[HJB]

I saw in your other post where you said you don't watch CNN. Spend some time on there and MSNBC as well as FOX, pretty interesting to the same video clips and quotes portrayed in completely different angles to attempt to make some false into something true, and something true into false.

Actually I do occasionally watch MSNBC for comic relief. I used to love to watch Maddow go into total meltdown over the Trump impeachment. She was almost as disgusting as Adam Schiff and some of the other clowns around that. And occasionally, FOX will actually "report" on one of the twists that the other networks put on their stations, so I have probably seen some. But, I just can't watch for long because basically most of their host personnel just basically turn my stomach and make me want to throw up.

 

[Pstmstr]

I think many of them will just not vote which is a real problem in some of the close race states. Some may even vote for the other candidate. Either way, it's not good for the country.

Especially when they have over 200 races to choose from on 1 ballot like it allegedly is where you live. [emoji12]


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[HJB]

Yes, especially that.

 

[ignerntbend]

Especially when they have over 200 races to choose from on 1 ballot like it allegedly is where you live. [emoji12]


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Why hound the guy over numerical hyperbole?
Don’t people we most admire make exaggerated claims about crowd sizes, tv ratings, tax cuts, etc?
Let’s not hold the new guy to a higher standard than we hold the President of the United States.

 

[HJB]

ignerntbend - I thank you for that comment.

I'm not sure some of the people on here understand the word "hyperbole" and are not smart enough to make an intelligent comment, so they do that.