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Matt Clark It's not that I disagreed with Trump. I agreed with a lot of what he tried to do. He's just not the right guy for the job right now. We need someone that people find likeable.
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@ZZ_The_Boxing_Cat Maybe, Maybe not. There's a difference between government, something we need, and the swamp or big government that we have now. Making blanket statements, like you are right now, is absolutely pointless. You're saying that there is no way that we can have a governing body that is a lot better than we have now. Instead of blanket statements, refer to what she's saying and what's wrong with it. Anyone can make sneering comments. It takes deep thought to assess what a person says or does and then give an intelligent response based on facts. Try that and maybe you could be taken seriously.
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Matt Clark I have to add one thing. There's too much hate against Trump. It's not even his fault. He took on the swamp and good on him. However, his personality was one that the media, big Tech and the bureaucracy, which is almost all allied with big government, could take advantage of. They did just that and those, that are easily swayed, fell for their biased and jaundiced views on him, not his policies, but him. I don't believe that there's any going back from there. I could be wrong because Biden's administration is looking to be a disaster but we'd be better off with someone that can't as easily be smeared as Trump was. Most people are too gullible.
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@Individual_Lives_Matter You're going to have to tell me where she's been 2 faced. I don't see it but that doesn't mean it's not there. I'm not sure who it is that you take seriously but if you're referring to Trump, I took him seriously, as well. But I can acknowledge that he has a personality that rubs a lot of people the wrong way. That can be a detriment when you're trying to win the popularity contest that we call an election.
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@renaissancestatesman First of all, look at my comments closely. I never ONCE mentioned the possibility of voter fraud. Why? Because it's pointless now. What we have to concentrate on NOW, is the next election and there are problems if Trump runs again. First...it's his age. The next election is 4 years away which means that he'll be 8 years older when he's finally done. That'll make him 82. He's healthy right now, but that can change SO quickly. It may not change. My dad is 89 and he's 4 times as sharp as Biden....but that his health could change overnight is a consideration. Trump's age is a factor. Also, we have to find a way to mitigate the outright hate that so many have for Trump. One way is to find a candidate, who has a similar outlook but is so articulate and presents such strong arguments, without being too combative, and has the charisma to win people over, that it's difficult to hate him. Difficult to hate him in spite of the manipulations of the press. Third, we have to work on the highly suspect election process. Trump can't be that guy. Too many people will recoil when they here about "stealing the election" from him. We need someone that didn't have an issue in the last election. Someone who they can't claim is still whining about losing last election. We need someone who can lay out the case for reform and can make it appear as if he is standing up for this without bias. The past is OVER. Accept that we lost and start up with a new strategy. ......And I repeat.....I didn't swallow any hook, line or sinker. I just think that there's no point in crying about the past. We can't change it but we can change the future if we go at it right. Unfortunately, I don't see it happening. Too many Rinos and swamp creatures in the Republican Party.
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@girumzemichael704 My mother used to say "Never say never". We may not see it in our life time but sometimes society's changing paradigms is like building Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. You could spend an entire lifetime working on it and it won't be completed until your grandchildren are old. In fact, that's what may be happening with the massive amounts of debt that the government is accruing, right now. Our grandchildren will be paying off what we spent or they, and the country that they live in will go all Venezuela.....bankrupt. Everything comes to an end. We may not see it in our lifetime but that we have to keep working to make things better. If we don't, we're just fast tracking that bankruptcy.
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