Comments by "nuqwestr" (@nuqwestr) on "Donald Trump and Kamala Harris trade insults in run up to US election | BBC News | BBC News" video.

  1. My fav was Trump saying Kamala was in Michigan to receive communion from Gretchen Whitmer.
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  2. "can happen"? Will happen, wait for it. I agree, the EU and NATO need to rethink their support for the largest economy in the world, where the dollar is the reserve currency. The UK holds A LOT of it. LOL
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  3.  @timc5768  I watched the entire speech, and found him endearing, sometimes self-deprecating, something you guys say he doesn't do, and even saw Schumer laughing and clapping. The only fully stone face I saw was Michael Bloomberg, who has a full case of TDS. Again, this morning he was live for an hour and on to many more campaign stops. His energy beats mine, and I'm only 70. LOL I also thought the interaction with NYC Mayor Adams quite funny, too. I understand your full emotional disdain, I feel the same about the Clintons. Bill just did a campaign speech for Trump, inadvertently, "they need to be vetted", and even Biden is now working for Trump, kneecapping Kamala on the Hurricane, the port strike, and going on the View pretty much saying he thought he could have beaten Trump. I hope Biden is vindicated. He was the victim of a political coup.
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  4. She'd make a fool of herself without Trump's help.
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  5.  @unionjackjackson4352  LOL, they think Andy Jackson lost in NO, even though this battle was after a Peace Treaty had already been signed.
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  6. Your rhetoric is recognized as Taqiyya, go kneel on that rug again.
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  7.  @jgmediting7770  sure thing
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  8.  @unionjackjackson4352  1812 not 1815 The War of 1812 ended with the signing of the Treaty of Ghent on December 24, 1814. Although the treaty was signed in late 1814, news of the agreement didn't reach North America until early 1815, leading to the famous Battle of New Orleans on January 8, 1815 which the British LOST to the the Americans. Americans won the Battle of New Orleans, which took place on January 8, 1815. Led by General Andrew Jackson, American forces achieved a decisive victory against the British, despite being outnumbered.
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  9.  @unionjackjackson4352  Got it. The United States did not formally surrender in the War of 1812. Instead, the war ended with the signing of the Treaty of Ghent on December 24, 1814.
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  10.  @unionjackjackson4352  LOL, if Britain had occupied America, Napoleon would have occupied Britain. That's what I was taught in school.
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  11.  @unionjackjackson4352  I did some digging, best on your side would be continued occupation of Canada, other than that, it was a draw, not a win.
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  12.  @unionjackjackson4352  And the British stopped all hostile actions against America. A standoff.
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  13.  @unionjackjackson4352  Sure, as I did some digging, there are a fringe group who believe as you do, but the consensus by historians is that the war of 1812 ended in a stalemate. Neither side achieved their objectives.
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  14.  @unionjackjackson4352  As an American, I stand up for your 1st amendment rights. We disagree.
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  15. Biff was a loser, Trump is a winner and will win again. Watch the entire Al Smith Dinner speech, simply brilliant.
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