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    I_Need_A_Detox
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    Posted: Nov. 26, 2021 - 6:37 PM ET #351

    Now this Fubah/Kelly idiot is happy Biden and the Democrats are doing such a bad job because he’s going to be betting on Republicans in the midterms. 

    sleep2

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    Now this Fubah/Kelly idiot is happy Biden and the Democrats are doing such a bad job because he’s going to be betting on Republicans in the midterms. 

    sleep2

     
    baish2012
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    Posted: Nov. 26, 2021 - 6:52 PM ET #352

    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:

     
    Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964:
     

     

    Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox:
    2024 blowout brewing: Trump 45%-Biden 32% @Rasmussen_Poll 56% said it is 'a bad idea' for Joe to run again. Just 69% of those who voted for Biden last year would vote for him again.

     

     

     

    moneyeyes  an_cheers   thumbs_up    and i will win at least $15,000 betting on republicans to win the house and senate next year!!!  moneyeyes moneybagmoneybag an_woo

     

     

    ABSOLUTELY, Kelly! I am all over that one too, my friend!

    Mid-terms! an_cheers

    As I have stated repeatedly on this forum, I expect the republicans to take back BOTH the House and Senate in the mid-terms and I plan on profitting off that reality BIGLY!!!

    "...the party of the current WH  usually loses either the House, the Senate or both, in the first mid-term. Modern FACT! I expect this trends will recur and will be betting HUGE $$$$ that it will. It matters not to me who wins as a) I am an Independent and,  b) it won't make any difference in Washington as we will STILL have the same Congress gridlock as we do today (Biden would veto everything) -- but I expect to profit BIG TIME off the republican win!!!!   And the odds are favorable right now.   I won HUGE betting against trump last year ($54,000 profit!) and the odds were Biden -200.  But for the mid-terms next year the early line looks to be in the pick'em range or Dems favored. I will be going all in on republicans to regain both the House and the Senate."   moneybag

     Meanwhile, detox *LOST* huge $$$ betting on trump last fall  an_razz

     

    I need to see more convincing evidence than just a 'trend'  before putting any bucks down next year. Plenty can change over the next 11 months.

     

    Reply

    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:

     
    Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964:
     

     

    Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox:
    2024 blowout brewing: Trump 45%-Biden 32% @Rasmussen_Poll 56% said it is 'a bad idea' for Joe to run again. Just 69% of those who voted for Biden last year would vote for him again.

     

     

     

    moneyeyes  an_cheers   thumbs_up    and i will win at least $15,000 betting on republicans to win the house and senate next year!!!  moneyeyes moneybagmoneybag an_woo

     

     

    ABSOLUTELY, Kelly! I am all over that one too, my friend!

    Mid-terms! an_cheers

    As I have stated repeatedly on this forum, I expect the republicans to take back BOTH the House and Senate in the mid-terms and I plan on profitting off that reality BIGLY!!!

    "...the party of the current WH  usually loses either the House, the Senate or both, in the first mid-term. Modern FACT! I expect this trends will recur and will be betting HUGE $$$$ that it will. It matters not to me who wins as a) I am an Independent and,  b) it won't make any difference in Washington as we will STILL have the same Congress gridlock as we do today (Biden would veto everything) -- but I expect to profit BIG TIME off the republican win!!!!   And the odds are favorable right now.   I won HUGE betting against trump last year ($54,000 profit!) and the odds were Biden -200.  But for the mid-terms next year the early line looks to be in the pick'em range or Dems favored. I will be going all in on republicans to regain both the House and the Senate."   moneybag

     Meanwhile, detox *LOST* huge $$$ betting on trump last fall  an_razz

     

    I need to see more convincing evidence than just a 'trend'  before putting any bucks down next year. Plenty can change over the next 11 months.

     

     
    KellyM_1964
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    Posted: Nov. 26, 2021 - 7:09 PM ET #353

    Quote Originally Posted by baish2012:

     

     

     

    ABSOLUTELY, Kelly! I am all over that one too, my friend!

    Mid-terms! an_cheers

    As I have stated repeatedly on this forum, I expect the republicans to take back BOTH the House and Senate in the mid-terms and I plan on profitting off that reality BIGLY!!!

    "...the party of the current WH  usually loses either the House, the Senate or both, in the first mid-term. Modern FACT! I expect this trends will recur and will be betting HUGE $$$$ that it will. It matters not to me who wins as a) I am an Independent and,  b) it won't make any difference in Washington as we will STILL have the same Congress gridlock as we do today (Biden would veto everything) -- but I expect to profit BIG TIME off the republican win!!!!   And the odds are favorable right now.   I won HUGE betting against trump last year ($54,000 profit!) and the odds were Biden -200.  But for the mid-terms next year the early line looks to be in the pick'em range or Dems favored. I will be going all in on republicans to regain both the House and the Senate."   moneybag

     Meanwhile, detox *LOST* huge $$$ betting on trump last fall  an_razz

     

     

    I need to see more convincing evidence than just a 'trend'  before putting any bucks down next year. Plenty can change over the next 11 months.

    yep ,makes sense baish , which is why i am waiting until next october     see what the lines r like then  and how the political winds r blowing  but it is a strong trend         might as well make money off it !  good luck to u whatever u eventually decide peace_5   

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    Quote Originally Posted by baish2012:

     

     

     

    ABSOLUTELY, Kelly! I am all over that one too, my friend!

    Mid-terms! an_cheers

    As I have stated repeatedly on this forum, I expect the republicans to take back BOTH the House and Senate in the mid-terms and I plan on profitting off that reality BIGLY!!!

    "...the party of the current WH  usually loses either the House, the Senate or both, in the first mid-term. Modern FACT! I expect this trends will recur and will be betting HUGE $$$$ that it will. It matters not to me who wins as a) I am an Independent and,  b) it won't make any difference in Washington as we will STILL have the same Congress gridlock as we do today (Biden would veto everything) -- but I expect to profit BIG TIME off the republican win!!!!   And the odds are favorable right now.   I won HUGE betting against trump last year ($54,000 profit!) and the odds were Biden -200.  But for the mid-terms next year the early line looks to be in the pick'em range or Dems favored. I will be going all in on republicans to regain both the House and the Senate."   moneybag

     Meanwhile, detox *LOST* huge $$$ betting on trump last fall  an_razz

     

     

    I need to see more convincing evidence than just a 'trend'  before putting any bucks down next year. Plenty can change over the next 11 months.

    yep ,makes sense baish , which is why i am waiting until next october     see what the lines r like then  and how the political winds r blowing  but it is a strong trend         might as well make money off it !  good luck to u whatever u eventually decide peace_5   

     
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    Posted: Nov. 26, 2021 - 7:22 PM ET #354

    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:

    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: Mike Pence vows to back incumbent GOP governors against  Trump-approved challengers, report says   BUSINESS INSIDER -According to a report by The Wall Street Journal, Pence made the comments to the Republican Governors Association in a private speech this week. "I want to be clear," Pence said. "I'm going to be supporting incumbent Republican governors." About half of the 16 Republican governors up for re-election next year are facing primary challenges from opponents endorsed by Trump.

    Mike Pence vows to back incumbent GOP governors
    battling Trump-approved challengers, report says

    ...
    Trump has regularly lashed out at members of the GOP establishment
    who he feels have not been supportive enough OF HIM.

    He has vowed to oust "disloyal" Republican lawmakers who voted against him
    in his second impeachment trial, and he has reportedly sought to depose
    Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell.

     

    Reply

    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:

    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: Mike Pence vows to back incumbent GOP governors against  Trump-approved challengers, report says   BUSINESS INSIDER -According to a report by The Wall Street Journal, Pence made the comments to the Republican Governors Association in a private speech this week. "I want to be clear," Pence said. "I'm going to be supporting incumbent Republican governors." About half of the 16 Republican governors up for re-election next year are facing primary challenges from opponents endorsed by Trump.

    Mike Pence vows to back incumbent GOP governors
    battling Trump-approved challengers, report says

    ...
    Trump has regularly lashed out at members of the GOP establishment
    who he feels have not been supportive enough OF HIM.

    He has vowed to oust "disloyal" Republican lawmakers who voted against him
    in his second impeachment trial, and he has reportedly sought to depose
    Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell.

     

     
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    Posted: Dec. 10, 2021 - 11:27 AM ET #355

    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:

    Mike Pence vows to back incumbent GOP governors battling Trump-approved challengers, report says ...


    Trump has regularly lashed out at members of the GOP establishment
    who he feels have not been supportive enough OF HIM.

    He has vowed to oust "disloyal" Republican lawmakers who voted against him
    in his second impeachment trial, and he has reportedly sought to depose
    Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell.

     

    reading that a person might begin to believe donald chump is a vindictive prick

    nahhhh      cant  possibly b true

     

    "I'm the MOST HONEST human being that GOD EVER created!" - Donald "the felon" Trump
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    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:

    Mike Pence vows to back incumbent GOP governors battling Trump-approved challengers, report says ...


    Trump has regularly lashed out at members of the GOP establishment
    who he feels have not been supportive enough OF HIM.

    He has vowed to oust "disloyal" Republican lawmakers who voted against him
    in his second impeachment trial, and he has reportedly sought to depose
    Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell.

     

    reading that a person might begin to believe donald chump is a vindictive prick

    nahhhh      cant  possibly b true

     

     
    baish2012
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    Posted: Dec. 10, 2021 - 4:31 PM ET #356

    Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964:

    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: Mike Pence vows to back incumbent GOP governors battling Trump-approved challengers, report says ... Trump has regularly lashed out at members of the GOP establishment who he feels have not been supportive enough OF HIM. He has vowed to oust "disloyal" Republican lawmakers who voted against him in his second impeachment trial, and he has reportedly sought to depose Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell.  

     

    reading that a person might begin to believe donald chump is a vindictive prick nahhhh      cant  possibly b true

    It would seem very counter-productive

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    Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964:

    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: Mike Pence vows to back incumbent GOP governors battling Trump-approved challengers, report says ... Trump has regularly lashed out at members of the GOP establishment who he feels have not been supportive enough OF HIM. He has vowed to oust "disloyal" Republican lawmakers who voted against him in his second impeachment trial, and he has reportedly sought to depose Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell.  

     

    reading that a person might begin to believe donald chump is a vindictive prick nahhhh      cant  possibly b true

    It would seem very counter-productive

     
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    Posted: Dec. 10, 2021 - 4:38 PM ET #357

    While the GOP is a solid favorite to recapture the House in 2022, the future price is pretty damn expensive at Heritage:

    GOP:   -525

    DEM:   +400

    I certainly would not want to risk $5,250 to win $1,000.  Good luck to those who do.

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    While the GOP is a solid favorite to recapture the House in 2022, the future price is pretty damn expensive at Heritage:

    GOP:   -525

    DEM:   +400

    I certainly would not want to risk $5,250 to win $1,000.  Good luck to those who do.

     
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    Posted: Dec. 28, 2021 - 11:31 PM ET #358

    Trump said people who believe
    his election-fraud theories are STUPID

     


    BUSINESS INSIDER -

     

    Disgraced former President Donald Trump published a statement
    Saturday in a bid to push his unfounded election-fraud claims.

     

         "Anybody that doesn't think there wasn't massive election fraud
        in the 2020 presidential election is either very stupid, or very corrupt!"
                        - trump said in a Saturday Dec 4 statement.

     

                 an_roll_laugh

     

    Critics pounced on the error. They said the [dumbass] former president
    used a double negative and wound up insulting those who espoused
    his FALSIFIED claim that the 2020 election was stolen from him.

     

                           an_cheers

     

     

     

    Democratic Rep. Eric Swalwell tweeted,     

          "I agree with the former President!" thumbs_up

    Reply

    Trump said people who believe
    his election-fraud theories are STUPID

     


    BUSINESS INSIDER -

     

    Disgraced former President Donald Trump published a statement
    Saturday in a bid to push his unfounded election-fraud claims.

     

         "Anybody that doesn't think there wasn't massive election fraud
        in the 2020 presidential election is either very stupid, or very corrupt!"
                        - trump said in a Saturday Dec 4 statement.

     

                 an_roll_laugh

     

    Critics pounced on the error. They said the [dumbass] former president
    used a double negative and wound up insulting those who espoused
    his FALSIFIED claim that the 2020 election was stolen from him.

     

                           an_cheers

     

     

     

    Democratic Rep. Eric Swalwell tweeted,     

          "I agree with the former President!" thumbs_up

     
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    Posted: Jan. 4, 2022 - 5:28 PM ET #359

    Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams:

    While the GOP is a solid favorite to recapture the House in 2022, the future price is pretty damn expensive at Heritage: GOP:   -525 DEM:   +400 I certainly would not want to risk $5,250 to win $1,000.  Good luck to those who do.

     

    Those odds seem about right compared to the probability.

    It seems routine that the party of the new president is swept out of congress in the first mid-terms.  I expect this.

    The only modern day exception is understandably different, when America was still reeling from the September 11 attacks with patriotic fervor.

    Other than that 5 to 1 odds looks about right as it stands today.  Conditions could change but unlikely to be significant.

     

     

    Reply

    Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams:

    While the GOP is a solid favorite to recapture the House in 2022, the future price is pretty damn expensive at Heritage: GOP:   -525 DEM:   +400 I certainly would not want to risk $5,250 to win $1,000.  Good luck to those who do.

     

    Those odds seem about right compared to the probability.

    It seems routine that the party of the new president is swept out of congress in the first mid-terms.  I expect this.

    The only modern day exception is understandably different, when America was still reeling from the September 11 attacks with patriotic fervor.

    Other than that 5 to 1 odds looks about right as it stands today.  Conditions could change but unlikely to be significant.

     

     

     
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    Posted: Jan. 4, 2022 - 7:37 PM ET #360

    Quote Originally Posted by baish2012:

    Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams: While the GOP is a solid favorite to recapture the House in 2022, the future price is pretty damn expensive at Heritage: GOP:   -525 DEM:   +400 I certainly would not want to risk $5,250 to win $1,000.  Good luck to those who do.   Those odds seem about right compared to the probability. It seems routine that the party of the new president is swept out of congress in the first mid-terms.  I expect this. The only modern day exception is understandably different, when America was still reeling from the September 11 attacks with patriotic fervor. Other than that 5 to 1 odds looks about right as it stands today.  Conditions could change but unlikely to be significant.

     

    I have been saying this repeatedly for well over a year.

    The president's party almost automatically loses in the first mid terms.  I see nothing to change that trend and I have stated many times I am going to cash in BIGLY on that anticipation by betting heavily  moneybagmoneybagmoneybag on the GOP to regain both the house and the senate.

    With A democrat in office and republicans controlling Congress, **NOTHING** helpful to Americans will get passed the final two years and not in 2022 either.  Three years of governmental gridlock due to on party not having full control.  As a result of that gridlock -- which the Democrats will have no control over -- 2024 will likely see a Republican voted in if he or she is half-decent, and I will cash in big time on betting that result as well!

     

     

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    Quote Originally Posted by baish2012:

    Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams: While the GOP is a solid favorite to recapture the House in 2022, the future price is pretty damn expensive at Heritage: GOP:   -525 DEM:   +400 I certainly would not want to risk $5,250 to win $1,000.  Good luck to those who do.   Those odds seem about right compared to the probability. It seems routine that the party of the new president is swept out of congress in the first mid-terms.  I expect this. The only modern day exception is understandably different, when America was still reeling from the September 11 attacks with patriotic fervor. Other than that 5 to 1 odds looks about right as it stands today.  Conditions could change but unlikely to be significant.

     

    I have been saying this repeatedly for well over a year.

    The president's party almost automatically loses in the first mid terms.  I see nothing to change that trend and I have stated many times I am going to cash in BIGLY on that anticipation by betting heavily  moneybagmoneybagmoneybag on the GOP to regain both the house and the senate.

    With A democrat in office and republicans controlling Congress, **NOTHING** helpful to Americans will get passed the final two years and not in 2022 either.  Three years of governmental gridlock due to on party not having full control.  As a result of that gridlock -- which the Democrats will have no control over -- 2024 will likely see a Republican voted in if he or she is half-decent, and I will cash in big time on betting that result as well!

     

     

     
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    Posted: Jan. 5, 2022 - 9:29 PM ET #361

    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:

    I have been saying this repeatedly for well over a year. The president's party almost automatically loses in the first mid terms.  I see nothing to change that trend and I have stated many times I am going to cash in BIGLY on that anticipation by betting heavily  on the GOP to regain both the house and the senate.

    With A democrat in office and republicans controlling Congress, **NOTHING** helpful to Americans will get passed the final two years and not in 2022 either.  Three years of governmental gridlock due to on party not having full control.  As a result of that gridlock -- which the Democrats will have no control over -- 2024 will likely see a Republican voted in if he or she is half-decent, and I will cash in big time on betting that result as well!

     

    i agree and have so far set aside 30k for that lucrative event but hope to add more to my investment

    but i wont place the bets until late october

     

    "I'm the MOST HONEST human being that GOD EVER created!" - Donald "the felon" Trump
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    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:

    I have been saying this repeatedly for well over a year. The president's party almost automatically loses in the first mid terms.  I see nothing to change that trend and I have stated many times I am going to cash in BIGLY on that anticipation by betting heavily  on the GOP to regain both the house and the senate.

    With A democrat in office and republicans controlling Congress, **NOTHING** helpful to Americans will get passed the final two years and not in 2022 either.  Three years of governmental gridlock due to on party not having full control.  As a result of that gridlock -- which the Democrats will have no control over -- 2024 will likely see a Republican voted in if he or she is half-decent, and I will cash in big time on betting that result as well!

     

    i agree and have so far set aside 30k for that lucrative event but hope to add more to my investment

    but i wont place the bets until late october

     

     
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    @KellyM_1964

    Probably want to save that cash, you're gonna need it when the collapse occurs.... that straight line upwards that is the SPY trend isn't going to last forever....but hey, you do you buddy....BOL and Happy New Year to you and the 3Amigos cool

    Time is a flat circle....
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    @KellyM_1964

    Probably want to save that cash, you're gonna need it when the collapse occurs.... that straight line upwards that is the SPY trend isn't going to last forever....but hey, you do you buddy....BOL and Happy New Year to you and the 3Amigos cool

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:

    Quote Originally Posted by baish2012: Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams: While the GOP is a solid favorite to recapture the House in 2022, the future price is pretty damn expensive at Heritage: GOP:   -525 DEM:   +400 I certainly would not want to risk $5,250 to win $1,000.  Good luck to those who do.   Those odds seem about right compared to the probability. It seems routine that the party of the new president is swept out of congress in the first mid-terms.  I expect this. The only modern day exception is understandably different, when America was still reeling from the September 11 attacks with patriotic fervor. Other than that 5 to 1 odds looks about right as it stands today.  Conditions could change but unlikely to be significant.   I have been saying this repeatedly for well over a year. The president's party almost automatically loses in the first mid terms.  I see nothing to change that trend and I have stated many times I am going to cash in BIGLY on that anticipation by betting heavily  on the GOP to regain both the house and the senate. With A democrat in office and republicans controlling Congress, **NOTHING** helpful to Americans will get passed the final two years and not in 2022 either.  Three years of governmental gridlock due to on party not having full control.  As a result of that gridlock -- which the Democrats will have no control over -- 2024 will likely see a Republican voted in if he or she is half-decent, and I will cash in big time on betting that result as well!

     

    This is a very good point.  I doubt anything will advance in congress the next three years

     

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    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:

    Quote Originally Posted by baish2012: Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams: While the GOP is a solid favorite to recapture the House in 2022, the future price is pretty damn expensive at Heritage: GOP:   -525 DEM:   +400 I certainly would not want to risk $5,250 to win $1,000.  Good luck to those who do.   Those odds seem about right compared to the probability. It seems routine that the party of the new president is swept out of congress in the first mid-terms.  I expect this. The only modern day exception is understandably different, when America was still reeling from the September 11 attacks with patriotic fervor. Other than that 5 to 1 odds looks about right as it stands today.  Conditions could change but unlikely to be significant.   I have been saying this repeatedly for well over a year. The president's party almost automatically loses in the first mid terms.  I see nothing to change that trend and I have stated many times I am going to cash in BIGLY on that anticipation by betting heavily  on the GOP to regain both the house and the senate. With A democrat in office and republicans controlling Congress, **NOTHING** helpful to Americans will get passed the final two years and not in 2022 either.  Three years of governmental gridlock due to on party not having full control.  As a result of that gridlock -- which the Democrats will have no control over -- 2024 will likely see a Republican voted in if he or she is half-decent, and I will cash in big time on betting that result as well!

     

    This is a very good point.  I doubt anything will advance in congress the next three years

     

     
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    Yet another reason why trump ranks so low among Presidents....THE BIG LIE

     

    Romney defends Biden's 2020 victory
    after Trump attacks GOP senator Rounds

     

    Sen Mitt Romney defended fellow Republican Sen. Mike Rounds of South Dakota on Monday for accurately stating that the 2020 election was fair and that Trump “did not win.”

           "Mike Rounds speaks truth knowing that our Republic
            depends upon it. Republicans like Govs Hutchinson,
            Baker & Hogan; Sens McConnell, Thune & Johnson;
            Bush & Cheney; plus 60+ courts and even the
            right-leaning Wall Street Journal editorial page agree:
            Joe Biden *WON* the election," Romney tweeted.

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    Yet another reason why trump ranks so low among Presidents....THE BIG LIE

     

    Romney defends Biden's 2020 victory
    after Trump attacks GOP senator Rounds

     

    Sen Mitt Romney defended fellow Republican Sen. Mike Rounds of South Dakota on Monday for accurately stating that the 2020 election was fair and that Trump “did not win.”

           "Mike Rounds speaks truth knowing that our Republic
            depends upon it. Republicans like Govs Hutchinson,
            Baker & Hogan; Sens McConnell, Thune & Johnson;
            Bush & Cheney; plus 60+ courts and even the
            right-leaning Wall Street Journal editorial page agree:
            Joe Biden *WON* the election," Romney tweeted.

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:

    Yet another reason why trump ranks so low among Presidents....THE BIG LIE  

     

    Romney defends Biden's 2020 victory
    after Trump attacks GOP senator Rounds

     

    Sen Mitt Romney defended fellow Republican Sen. Mike Rounds of South Dakota on Monday for accurately stating that the 2020 election was fair and that Trump “did not win.”

           "Mike Rounds speaks truth knowing that our Republic
            depends upon it. Republicans like Govs Hutchinson,
            Baker & Hogan; Sens McConnell, Thune & Johnson;
            Bush & Cheney; plus 60+ courts and even the
            right-leaning Wall Street Journal editorial page agree:
            Joe Biden *WON* the election," Romney tweeted.

     

    Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell,
    who has tried to shift the GOP's focus toward future elections,
    defended Rounds' remarks on CNN:
                  "I believe Senator Rounds told the truth about what
                happened in the 2020 election. And I agree with him."

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    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:

    Yet another reason why trump ranks so low among Presidents....THE BIG LIE  

     

    Romney defends Biden's 2020 victory
    after Trump attacks GOP senator Rounds

     

    Sen Mitt Romney defended fellow Republican Sen. Mike Rounds of South Dakota on Monday for accurately stating that the 2020 election was fair and that Trump “did not win.”

           "Mike Rounds speaks truth knowing that our Republic
            depends upon it. Republicans like Govs Hutchinson,
            Baker & Hogan; Sens McConnell, Thune & Johnson;
            Bush & Cheney; plus 60+ courts and even the
            right-leaning Wall Street Journal editorial page agree:
            Joe Biden *WON* the election," Romney tweeted.

     

    Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell,
    who has tried to shift the GOP's focus toward future elections,
    defended Rounds' remarks on CNN:
                  "I believe Senator Rounds told the truth about what
                happened in the 2020 election. And I agree with him."

     
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    More reasons why trump is ranked at the bottom f the list...

     

    According to New York Attorney General Letitia James,

    her office has so far uncovered "significant evidence" that the Trump Organization

    used fraudulent and misleading asset valuations on multiple properties.

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    More reasons why trump is ranked at the bottom f the list...

     

    According to New York Attorney General Letitia James,

    her office has so far uncovered "significant evidence" that the Trump Organization

    used fraudulent and misleading asset valuations on multiple properties.

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:

    More reasons why trump is ranked at the bottom f the list...   According to New York Attorney General Letitia James, her office has so far uncovered "significant evidence" that the Trump Organization used fraudulent and misleading asset valuations on multiple properties.

    The Economist/YouGov Poll
    January 22-25

     

    Q101G:     Favorability of —

    MODERATES said:

    +22 pts ... Barack Obama (58% vs 36%)an_light

      -10 pts ...... President Joe Biden (43% vs 53%)

      -20 pts ...... Nancy Pelosi (35% vs 55%)

    Reply

    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:

    More reasons why trump is ranked at the bottom f the list...   According to New York Attorney General Letitia James, her office has so far uncovered "significant evidence" that the Trump Organization used fraudulent and misleading asset valuations on multiple properties.

    The Economist/YouGov Poll
    January 22-25

     

    Q101G:     Favorability of —

    MODERATES said:

    +22 pts ... Barack Obama (58% vs 36%)an_light

      -10 pts ...... President Joe Biden (43% vs 53%)

      -20 pts ...... Nancy Pelosi (35% vs 55%)

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964:

    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: Mike Pence vows to back incumbent GOP governors battling Trump-approved challengers, report says ... Trump has regularly lashed out at members of the GOP establishment who he feels have not been supportive enough OF HIM. He has vowed to oust "disloyal" Republican lawmakers who voted against him in his second impeachment trial, and he has reportedly sought to depose Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell.   reading that a person might begin to believe donald chump is a vindictive prick nahhhh      cant  possibly b true
     

    He most certainly is and it hurts him sometimes. But he's also not a RINO and is not a part of the establishment. Which is why almost every Democrat and many Republicans hate him. He's upsetting the applecart of business as usual in DC. 

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    Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964:

    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: Mike Pence vows to back incumbent GOP governors battling Trump-approved challengers, report says ... Trump has regularly lashed out at members of the GOP establishment who he feels have not been supportive enough OF HIM. He has vowed to oust "disloyal" Republican lawmakers who voted against him in his second impeachment trial, and he has reportedly sought to depose Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell.   reading that a person might begin to believe donald chump is a vindictive prick nahhhh      cant  possibly b true
     

    He most certainly is and it hurts him sometimes. But he's also not a RINO and is not a part of the establishment. Which is why almost every Democrat and many Republicans hate him. He's upsetting the applecart of business as usual in DC. 

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:

    More reasons why trump is ranked at the bottom f the list...   According to New York Attorney General Letitia James, her office has so far uncovered "significant evidence" that the Trump Organization used fraudulent and misleading asset valuations on multiple properties.

    what does that even remotely have to do with his presidency? an_roll_laugh

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    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:

    More reasons why trump is ranked at the bottom f the list...   According to New York Attorney General Letitia James, her office has so far uncovered "significant evidence" that the Trump Organization used fraudulent and misleading asset valuations on multiple properties.

    what does that even remotely have to do with his presidency? an_roll_laugh

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:

    The Economist/YouGov Poll
    January 22-25

     

    Q101G:     Favorability of —

    MODERATES said:

    +22 pts ... Barack Obama (58% vs 36%)an_light

      -10 pts ...... President Joe Biden (43% vs 53%)

      -20 pts ...... Nancy Pelosi (35% vs 55%)

    -30 pts .... an_light donald  trump (32% vs 62%)

    -42 pts .... Mitch McConnell (20% vs 62%)

     

    Reply

    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:

    The Economist/YouGov Poll
    January 22-25

     

    Q101G:     Favorability of —

    MODERATES said:

    +22 pts ... Barack Obama (58% vs 36%)an_light

      -10 pts ...... President Joe Biden (43% vs 53%)

      -20 pts ...... Nancy Pelosi (35% vs 55%)

    -30 pts .... an_light donald  trump (32% vs 62%)

    -42 pts .... Mitch McConnell (20% vs 62%)

     

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:

    The Economist/YouGov Poll
    January 22-25

     

    Q101G:     Favorability of —

    MODERATES said:

    +22 pts ... Barack Obama (58% vs 36%)an_light

      -10 pts ...... President Joe Biden (43% vs 53%)

      -20 pts ...... Nancy Pelosi (35% vs 55%)

     

    -30 pts .... an_light donald  trump (32% vs 62%)

    -42 pts .... Mitch McConnell (20% vs 62%)

    I don't think we will find members of either party very popular nationally these days, with perhaps the exception of Barack Obama.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:

    The Economist/YouGov Poll
    January 22-25

     

    Q101G:     Favorability of —

    MODERATES said:

    +22 pts ... Barack Obama (58% vs 36%)an_light

      -10 pts ...... President Joe Biden (43% vs 53%)

      -20 pts ...... Nancy Pelosi (35% vs 55%)

     

    -30 pts .... an_light donald  trump (32% vs 62%)

    -42 pts .... Mitch McConnell (20% vs 62%)

    I don't think we will find members of either party very popular nationally these days, with perhaps the exception of Barack Obama.

     
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    [Quote: Originally Posted by baish2012]Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: The Economist/YouGov PollJanuary 22-25   Q101G:     Favorability of — MODERATES said: +22 pts ... Barack Obama (58% vs 36%)   -10 pts ...... President Joe Biden (43% vs 53%)   -20 pts ...... Nancy Pelosi (35% vs 55%)   -30 pts .... donald  trump (32% vs 62%) -42 pts .... Mitch McConnell (20% vs 62%) I don't think we will find members of either party very popular nationally these days, with perhaps the exception of Barack Obama.[/Quote]

     

    You are stepping out of Fupa and Kelly's line....

    How can you post such rational thought that goes against the very principals those two shills have established in this sub forum cool

    Time is a flat circle....
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    [Quote: Originally Posted by baish2012]Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: The Economist/YouGov PollJanuary 22-25   Q101G:     Favorability of — MODERATES said: +22 pts ... Barack Obama (58% vs 36%)   -10 pts ...... President Joe Biden (43% vs 53%)   -20 pts ...... Nancy Pelosi (35% vs 55%)   -30 pts .... donald  trump (32% vs 62%) -42 pts .... Mitch McConnell (20% vs 62%) I don't think we will find members of either party very popular nationally these days, with perhaps the exception of Barack Obama.[/Quote]

     

    You are stepping out of Fupa and Kelly's line....

    How can you post such rational thought that goes against the very principals those two shills have established in this sub forum cool

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by baish2012:

    The Economist/YouGov Poll
    January 22-25

     

    Q101G:     Favorability of —

    MODERATES said:

    +22 pts ... Barack Obama (58% vs 36%)an_light

      -10 pts ...... President Joe Biden (43% vs 53%)

      -20 pts ...... Nancy Pelosi (35% vs 55%)

     

    -30 pts .... an_light donald  trump (32% vs 62%)

    -42 pts .... Mitch McConnell (20% vs 62%)

     

     

    I don't think we will find members of either party very popular nationally these days, with perhaps the exception of Barack Obama.

    While that is true, there is nevertheless a striking difference between key figures in blue and red that can't be overlooked.

    Reply

    Quote Originally Posted by baish2012:

    The Economist/YouGov Poll
    January 22-25

     

    Q101G:     Favorability of —

    MODERATES said:

    +22 pts ... Barack Obama (58% vs 36%)an_light

      -10 pts ...... President Joe Biden (43% vs 53%)

      -20 pts ...... Nancy Pelosi (35% vs 55%)

     

    -30 pts .... an_light donald  trump (32% vs 62%)

    -42 pts .... Mitch McConnell (20% vs 62%)

     

     

    I don't think we will find members of either party very popular nationally these days, with perhaps the exception of Barack Obama.

    While that is true, there is nevertheless a striking difference between key figures in blue and red that can't be overlooked.

     
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    Good Forbes article on people who insist on writing and talking in thirdperson...

    https://www.forbes.com/sites/stephaniesarkis/2019/04/26/gaslighters-use-the-third-person-for-dramatic-effect/?sh=4829983175d7


    Gaslighters Use The Third Person for Dramatic Effect

    Recently, Anderson Cooper had a segment pointing out President Trump's use of third person. The third person is where someone refers to themselves by their own name. For example, Trump has spoken in the third person for years. He even gives himself nicknames. 

     According to Bill Gates, Trump refers to himself in the third person in one-on-one meetings, not just at rallies and press conferences. So why do gaslighters/narcissists tend to speak in the third person?

    First, speaking in the third person distances you from your actions.  Posting in the third person on social media may be more common if you have post-traumatic stress disorder because it helps you to emotionally distance yourself from trauma. However, if you are a world leader, using the third person takes on an ominous tone.

    When a gaslighter/narcissist speaks in the third person, his statement is said as if it is coming from a supporter.  When his quote is published in the media, readers scanning the news may see just the quote and assume it is attributable to someone else. This then gives the quote more credibility. It then becomes apocryphal. It is a form of spreading propaganda. Gaslighters/narcissists speak with the intention that a lie will be heard so many times that it will become the truth and that their use of the third person gives their quotes more clout.

    If gaslighters/narcissists feel that not enough people are praising them (they commonly and unrealistically feel this way), they praise themselves. It can be a form of self-soothing, a reassurance to the gaslighter/narcissist that he is worthy of adoration.

    The gaslighter/narcissist, who is notorious for lying, may tell you that he never talked about himself in the third person—he will tell you that you must be mistaken, that was a quote from someone else. Gaslighters/narcissists will stick with this story even when you have video proof of their use of the third person.

    Time is a flat circle....
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    Good Forbes article on people who insist on writing and talking in thirdperson...

    https://www.forbes.com/sites/stephaniesarkis/2019/04/26/gaslighters-use-the-third-person-for-dramatic-effect/?sh=4829983175d7


    Gaslighters Use The Third Person for Dramatic Effect

    Recently, Anderson Cooper had a segment pointing out President Trump's use of third person. The third person is where someone refers to themselves by their own name. For example, Trump has spoken in the third person for years. He even gives himself nicknames. 

     According to Bill Gates, Trump refers to himself in the third person in one-on-one meetings, not just at rallies and press conferences. So why do gaslighters/narcissists tend to speak in the third person?

    First, speaking in the third person distances you from your actions.  Posting in the third person on social media may be more common if you have post-traumatic stress disorder because it helps you to emotionally distance yourself from trauma. However, if you are a world leader, using the third person takes on an ominous tone.

    When a gaslighter/narcissist speaks in the third person, his statement is said as if it is coming from a supporter.  When his quote is published in the media, readers scanning the news may see just the quote and assume it is attributable to someone else. This then gives the quote more credibility. It then becomes apocryphal. It is a form of spreading propaganda. Gaslighters/narcissists speak with the intention that a lie will be heard so many times that it will become the truth and that their use of the third person gives their quotes more clout.

    If gaslighters/narcissists feel that not enough people are praising them (they commonly and unrealistically feel this way), they praise themselves. It can be a form of self-soothing, a reassurance to the gaslighter/narcissist that he is worthy of adoration.

    The gaslighter/narcissist, who is notorious for lying, may tell you that he never talked about himself in the third person—he will tell you that you must be mistaken, that was a quote from someone else. Gaslighters/narcissists will stick with this story even when you have video proof of their use of the third person.

     
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by baish2012:

    The Economist/YouGov Poll
    January 22-25

    Q101G:     Favorability of —

    MODERATES said:

    +22 pts ... Barack Obama (58% vs 36%)an_light

      -10 pts ...... President Joe Biden (43% vs 53%)

      -20 pts ...... Nancy Pelosi (35% vs 55%)

    -30 pts .... an_light donald  trump (32% vs 62%)

    -42 pts .... Mitch McConnell (20% vs 62%)

     

    I don't think we will find members of either party very popular nationally these days, with perhaps the exception of Barack Obama.

    The Economist/YouGov Poll
    January 22-25

     

    Q102. Favorability of Political Parties —

    MODERATES said:


      -8 pts .... DEMOCRATS (43% vs 51%)
    -36 pts .... Republicans an_light (28% vs 64%)

     

    Reply

    Quote Originally Posted by baish2012:

    The Economist/YouGov Poll
    January 22-25

    Q101G:     Favorability of —

    MODERATES said:

    +22 pts ... Barack Obama (58% vs 36%)an_light

      -10 pts ...... President Joe Biden (43% vs 53%)

      -20 pts ...... Nancy Pelosi (35% vs 55%)

    -30 pts .... an_light donald  trump (32% vs 62%)

    -42 pts .... Mitch McConnell (20% vs 62%)

     

    I don't think we will find members of either party very popular nationally these days, with perhaps the exception of Barack Obama.

    The Economist/YouGov Poll
    January 22-25

     

    Q102. Favorability of Political Parties —

    MODERATES said:


      -8 pts .... DEMOCRATS (43% vs 51%)
    -36 pts .... Republicans an_light (28% vs 64%)

     

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