That's how it works, right?

November 05, 2020 00:16

Looking forward to spending four years constantly reminding people that Joe Biden is an illegitimate President who stole the election through voter fraud and is compromised by Communist Chinese money. That’s how this works, right?

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mark christian

November 05, 2020 00:42
Here on GB, we had to put up with 8 years worth of threads and posts on Obama's birth certificate. What did all of that keyboard activity add up to? An 8 year Obama presidency.
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jimdeere

November 05, 2020 01:38
We may wish we had O’bama back.
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Don McManus

November 05, 2020 02:16
Joe will heal the nation.

hope he succeeds where appropriate and fails where appropriate. No President can permanently screw up this country. We have proof of that in our recent history.
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mark christian

November 05, 2020 02:41
Don McManus said:

Joe will heal the nation.

hope he succeeds where appropriate and fails where appropriate. No President can permanently screw up this country. We have proof of that in our recent history.

I agree, Don. To actually have any lasting impact, a President has to be a truly dynamic leader. You may get two or perhaps three such Presidents per century: Teddy Roosevelt, FDR and Ronald Reagan spring to mind. Biden is not in that group. Old Joe is a caretaker President.
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sxsnuf

November 05, 2020 07:11
Ol' Joe will likely NEED a caretaker before he takes the oath of office, meaningless as it would be to him.
I doubt pelosi, the media, the deep state, the squad, big tech and the myriad swamp dwellers will wait til then to use their newly announced "25th ammendment commission" to render him irrelevant.
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mogley98

November 06, 2020 17:14
Joe won't be in office more than a year before he turns it over to the Shedevil
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serf

November 06, 2020 20:18
mark christian said:

Don McManus said:

Joe will heal the nation.

hope he succeeds where appropriate and fails where appropriate. No President can permanently screw up this country. We have proof of that in our recent history.

I agree, Don. To actually have any lasting impact, a President has to be a truly dynamic leader. You may get two or perhaps three such Presidents per century: Teddy Roosevelt, FDR and Ronald Reagan spring to mind. Biden is not in that group. Old Joe is a caretaker President.

I would have to disagree Here with you Mark For President Reagan was not a dynamic leader for one good reason. See below.Of course America was sold out long before he showed up however. All the politicos gave lip service to balance the budget all the way up to The silver fox Clinton and then they gave up to a full out sell out to International corporations signing the legislation to Overhauling of Banking Laws in 1999. The rest is History as we reach 30 trillion mark in debt in 2021.

        Roosevelt and Nixon also took our greenback to be of value of nothing but The America taxpayer too! President Trump is right,about one thing !We gave the country away to foreigners.

                                              serf




U.S. Became World's Largest Debtor Nation in 1985

WASHINGTON (AP) - The United States became the world's largest debtor country in 1985, the first time America has slipped into the status of a net debtor since the early part of the century, the government reported Tuesday.
Simply stated, the numbers mean that foreigners now own more U.S. investments than Americans have in foreign investments.

The Commerce Department said the country's international investment position was a negative $107.4 billion at the end of the year.
                  https://time.com/5468175/nafta-history/
       Within the U.S., NAFTA was seen as putting “an official seal of approval on what was already happening in the 1970s and 1980s: two decades of American manufacturers moving jobs to Mexico,” as Cowie puts it, due to lower labor costs on that side of the border. Back then, the idea behind NAFTA, put simply, was that “increased trade will increase jobs on both sides of the border.”
President Ronald Reagan had broached the idea of a free trade agreement with Mexico in the 1980s — when trade between the two countries was high-volume but in many cases restricted — but nothing ever came of it. Then a debt crisis in the middle of that decade changed Mexico’s mind. “It led Latin America to embrace market-oriented policies and abandon a longtime strategy that had focused on the promotion of local industries,” says Cameron. On top of that, he adds, Mexico’s then-President Carlos Salinas de Gortari — who had won the presidency in 1988 in an election some considered fraudulent — had reason to want to show he had earned the job. NAFTA was part of his attempt to “legitimize his presidency by announcing that Mexico is essentially joining the First World by signing a free-trade agreement with the U.S.”
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bustedknee

November 06, 2020 22:31
We owe Trump our thanks.
He saved us from Hillary and gave us 4 great years while the Americommies hounded him nonstop. His legacy is the Supreme Court and should serve us admirably for many years.
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