Trump will win the presidency

[jamesbrown]

If it was a sideshow it would not have been blocked by social media. It's bad and going to dominate the next 2 weeks of the election.

The Trump strategy is to supress interest in democrats to vote for Biden. Biden won't get the voters to turnout by taking 5 days out of campaigning 2 weeks before the election.

Fantasy, I reckon. Twitter is completely irrelevant to the US election result. It's all about independents in swing states, not about cretins that inhabit twitter for a majority of their lives.

As October surprises go, this one is a complete "meh".

I don't see any actual evidence that Trump is gaining ground. Could change, and the polls will probably narrow slightly in the next three weeks, but there are fewer undecided voters that normal. The smart money is on Biden and the dumb **** money is on Trump.

Actually, the smart money is on neither of them.

[darmstadt]

[jayn200]

My prediction..... it does not matter, the US is fooked either way.

It does matter but even if it doesn't matter domestically it matters internationally.

Donald trump is very clearly not a globalist interventionist like his predecessors. Biden as Obama's VP completely destabilized the middle east and north africa and has millions of people's blood on his hand. That administration caused the refugee crisis. Which was one of the factors that tipped the brexit vote, even though no one reports on it because they're too afraid to been seen as racist. British people saw what was happening in germany, Italy, sweden, etc and got rightfully scared.

You can say orange man bad over and over again and sure he says mean words all the time and sure domestically you can pick apart his handling of covid and some other issues. Okay that's all valid.

His foreign policy is untouchable though. He's been an absolute superstar. No new wars, deescalation of existing conflicts, greater cooperation with existing military allies. Brokering peace deals left and right.

Obama killed a million+ and displaced tens of millions of people and got a nobel peace prize because he says nice words. We are at the point where we literally value the spoken (or typed in the case of twitter) word more than we do the lives of millions of people.

[BlasterBates]

Apparently Hunter Biden walked into a dinghy second hand shop run by a guy who is almost blind and asked him in a Russian accent if he could repair his laptop and then didn't come back.

[AtW]

Which public office is Hunter Biden running for anyway?

[darmstadt]

You knew that already <cough> Barrington Declaration <cough>

Ah right, <cough, cough> Anti-lockdown advocate appears on radio show that has featured Holocaust deniers | Coronavirus | The Guardian <hurrgh>

[BlasterBates]

It does matter but even if it doesn't matter domestically it matters internationally.

Donald trump is very clearly not a globalist interventionist like his predecessors. Biden as Obama's VP completely destabilized the middle east and north africa and has millions of people's blood on his hand. That administration caused the refugee crisis. Which was one of the factors that tipped the brexit vote, even though no one reports on it because they're too afraid to been seen as racist. British people saw what was happening in germany, Italy, sweden, etc and got rightfully scared.

You can say orange man bad over and over again and sure he says mean words all the time and sure domestically you can pick apart his handling of covid and some other issues. Okay that's all valid.

His foreign policy is untouchable though. He's been an absolute superstar. No new wars, deescalation of existing conflicts, greater cooperation with existing military allies. Brokering peace deals left and right.

Obama killed a million+ and displaced tens of millions of people and got a nobel peace prize because he says nice words. We are at the point where we literally value the spoken (or typed in the case of twitter) word more than we do the lives of millions of people.

Syrian Kurdish leader likens US move to genocide

[scooterscot]

His foreign policy is untouchable though. He's been an absolute superstar. No new wars, deescalation of existing conflicts, greater cooperation with existing military allies. Brokering peace deals left and right. .

Soon as he took office he was glad tiding with North Korean and Russian head's of state. And that makes him a superstar?

Presidents don't chose war. Man's main occupation, war is the stand out winner. Do you know how many war's exist today? Mostly in the African content and they'll keep on going long after president Thump has left office. If you're an alien observing from afar you'd come to the conclusion, what do they do? They fight.

[darmstadt]

A "Biden-Harris" campaign logo was projected in light onto the Trump Tower in downtown Chicago Friday as part of the United Steelworkers' multi-state "batlight" tour to turn out the vote on Nov. 3.

[jayn200]

Syrian Kurdish leader likens US move to genocide

The kurds were fighting a land war, expecting to get their own country carved out of syria, iraq and possibly some surrounding countries and expecting US support both military and diplomatic to be able to campaign for international support for them to keep it. Civil wars benefit no one. Of course they are upset that won't be realised now, and will say whatever necessary to try to reverse that.

Has there been an increase in kurdish deaths in syria since us pulled out? I believe many more died under obama/biden US involvement than have died post US starting to withdrawal troops but if I'm wrong please feel free to show me the data.

How much more involvement should US have in the middle east in your opinion? You're one of the few I have encountered who actually support it.