Actually it's the posters who don't have you on ignore (like me) who are the childish ones, in that we get a perverse, childish pleasure out of insulting you for your seemingly deliberate stupidity (actually I know you can't help it, but I don't care). It's an odd thing to get pleasure from, but perhaps not as odd as the pleasure you get from being insulted for your stupidity. But clearly you do. Like the old saw about publicity, for you there's no such thing as bad attention...
The chances anyone from Trump’s side even asked McDonalds if Kamala ever worked there are pretty much nil.
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Fair. Honestly didn't know he had responded to me so I thought it was just a mistake on who wrote my post. All good.
Because machines passing chemical sludge are hard to keep operating?
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But will they vote? They never have before, but maybe Trump can defy the odds on that factor, too.There seems to be a divide between young male voters and young female voters. I wonder if the growing power and fearlessness of young women is intimidating young men.
If so, then Trump may be driving the wedge by attracting insecure males with his macho message.
'Turning point': Analyst sees campaign 'masterclass' gain shocking boost for Trump
A political analyst highlighted Monday a “turning point” in the 2024 election that’s seeing a surprising demographic shift strongly to Donald Trump.Writing in the New York Times, John Della Volpe — the director of polling at the Harvard Kennedy School Institute of Politics — described seeing...
of course he is. women's empowerment scares themThere seems to be a divide between young male voters and young female voters. I wonder if the growing power and fearlessness of young women is intimidating young men.
If so, then Trump may be driving the wedge by attracting insecure males with his macho message.
'Turning point': Analyst sees campaign 'masterclass' gain shocking boost for Trump
A political analyst highlighted Monday a “turning point” in the 2024 election that’s seeing a surprising demographic shift strongly to Donald Trump.Writing in the New York Times, John Della Volpe — the director of polling at the Harvard Kennedy School Institute of Politics — described seeing...
