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Well, could you stop pressing it ffs?

It's crazy though. Trump's supporters say Trump will bring a strong dollar back. The man is literally saying he wants a weak dollar.

I understand inflation is an important topic to you. Is it what you'll be deciding your vote on? Just so you know, Trump's intended financial and economic policy is to weaken the dollar and impose tariffs on foreign goods. In Trump's plan, your money will be worth less a year from today while...

If I'm honest I find her to be extremely irritating when she speaks. She shouts and whines really and what she says is usually kind of obvious or overly simplistic to the point it's flat out wrong. I don't want to diminish her achievements, but compared to Barack and Michelle Obama she's a...

Then why not just vote Harris?

Regardless of where we end up this season, I must admit I'm excited about the overhaul. At least this looks like fresh project.

Yeah, but you're still not really black if you don't support me. Verstuurd vanaf mijn ONEPLUS A6003 met Tapatalk

Trump's brain is cooked these days. It must be so incredibly tiring to be him. He's like a toddler. Thoughts all over the place, responds to everything he sees, forgets, latches on to something else, cries, forgets, gets angry because Biden is not running anymore and so on. In a way I think it...

Wow, combined they are worth 3 billion and 70 million more than Trump. Crazy.

There's a pretty big difference between losing once and losing twice. Especially because he goes from 78 to 82. But I guess in that case it's all pretty irrelevant. If Trump loses this election and the GOP wants him as a candidate again, he'll just lose a third time. Personally I believe the...

Trump has a cult following, no doubt. But I don't believe that everyone who is considering to vote Trump is a cultist. That would imply that almost half America is out of their mind.I think it's more that he has a strong cult following that has dragged others down in the hope of winning. I...

Yes. But I'm talking about what would happen to him after he loses this election. I don't see how anyone is going to support an 82 year old candidate, who lost two consecutive presidential elections. That would not look like a winning recipe to me.

That's only part of Trump's support. In itself that's not enough to keep him going without support by the GOP.

Easy answer: because enough people within the party believe he is their best chance of winning. That's no longer true, if he loses. By 2028 he'd be an 82 year old candidate with two straight presidential election losses to his name. No one is going near that.

These things snowball. At first there's the odd Republican criticising Trump. Then, as soon as they feel losing is more likely than winning, others will join. If he loses, the dissent will grow stronger and stronger and, inevitably, they'll reach the conclusion that really they lost because of...

It feels like the GOP's infatuation with Trump is over. If he loses the election, watch them devour him.

He'd not actively pushing for it, but if you invite the leader of a country involved in a war and say you support him that's basically a promise to help him in his war. Fortunately Trump's promise doesn't really mean anything. Verstuurd vanaf mijn ONEPLUS A6003 met Tapatalk

Well, Trump is trying to drag you into Gaza. So there's that. Verstuurd vanaf mijn ONEPLUS A6003 met Tapatalk

I asked, because I think in 2016 and to a lesser extent 2020 a lot of Trump's voters saw the potential for immediate personal gain with him as president. Mostly through job creation or tax cuts. This time around I don't hear many voters say similar things. It's mostly vague stuff like being...

You support Trump, because he almost got shot? How does this imply his policy will benefit you?