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  137. My reply to a comment; also to those who may vote for Trump, despite Gov. DeSantis being the superior candidate: Well put. If Trump really cared for our country instead of himself, letting his ego drive him to get even w Biden, plus getting his pathological need for attention satiated, he would step down and get out of the way of Gov. DeSantis. The best thing for the country would be for Trump to step down and throw all his support, and supporters, into Gov. DeSantis' campaign. Governor DeSantis is so far beyond Trump in so many ways, and Trump is so far out of the league of the Governor, it would be an absolute travesty were he not elected our next president. But Trump being for himself first, and always, he'll continue to run, steal votes from Gov. DeSantis' campaign, thereby gift wrapping the election to President Biden; four more years handed to the left, four more years to drag our country into the gutter. Governor DeSantis is a patriot in the truest sense of the word, and I believe he'll always do what's best for America, get things done, be fiscally responsible, and make sure our government gets back to work running this country instead of Congress just going round and round with this stupid, childlike display of political infighting. Also, Gov. DeSantis has something Trump will never have: integrity. I'm so disgusted having to vote for the least worst candidate; I detest Trump as a person and was embarrassed he was elected our leader, and I literally felt dirty and sickened voting for him just to keep Hillary and then President Biden out. I will gladly vote for Gov. DeSantis because he is the best candidate we could ever hope for, maybe the best since President Reagan. He is a good man, and when I cast my ballot it will be for an American hero.
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  206. Well put. If Trump really cared for our country instead of himself, letting his ego drive him to get even w Biden, plus getting his pathological need for attention satiated, he would step down and get out of the way of Gov. DeSantis. The best thing for the country would be for Trump to step down and throw all his support, and supporters, into Gov. DeSantis' campaign. Governor DeSantis is so far beyond Trump in so many ways, and Trump is so far out of the league of the Governor, it would be an absolute travesty were he not elected our next president. But Trump being for himself first, and always, he'll continue to run, steal votes from Gov. DeSantis' campaign, thereby gift wrapping the election to President Biden; four more years handed to the left, four more years to drag our country into the gutter. Governor DeSantis is a patriot in the truest sense of the word, and I believe he'll always do what's best for America, get things done, be fiscally responsible, and make sure our government gets back to work running this country instead of Congress just going round and round with this stupid, childlike display of political infighting. Also, Gov. DeSantis has something Trump will never have: integrity. I'm so disgusted having to vote for the least worst candidate; I detest Trump as a person and was embarrassed he was elected our leader, and I literally felt dirty and sickened voting for him just to keep Hillary and then President Biden out. I will gladly vote for Gov. DeSantis because he is the best candidate we could ever hope for, maybe the best since President Reagan. He is a good man, and when I cast my ballot it will be for an American hero.
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  212. Did I infer correctly he suffered heart palpitations due to a fall or near fall? I wouldn’t have seen it as I simply can no longer watch our two Executive Branch leaders. I do have to admit that was the most reasonable statement ever uttered by Mrs. Clinton, though, as contemptible as I find her. Like her or hate her, she’s mastered the politics game. Unlike President Carter…approached next. I do have to question and look into the polling caricature of President Carter. He was hamstrung by the disastrous optics of the Iranian hostage rescue, along w the unpopular cancellation of the B-1 bomber where he instead approved the top-secret funding of the B-2 stealth bomber, to be sure, and suffered in silence over it. In large part, however, I believe he was an unpopular President because he administered according to his Evangelical Christianity Faith - something intolerable in swamp politics. As a Christian Catholic, I’m at odds with some of his church’s doctrines and beliefs, but in my mind his public proclamation of loving Jesus Christ makes him a personal hero. I wish I had but a fraction of this great man’s great Faith. As quoted from the RNS (Religion News Service), “Jimmy Carter’s religious values were never far from his presidency or his policy.” I believe this is why people ignore his many social accomplishments and consider him a poor President, perhaps to a mistaken interpretation of the Establishment Clause in the First Amendment, perhaps to Godless critics, or a society reminded how far from The Founding Fathers we have drifted. To me, this puts the citizenry, the media, academia, and political partys in a bad light, but as these groups write the historical narrative, President Carter’s credibility during his presidency, suffered. Watching this man actively demonstrate his deep personal commitment to human rights, both during his term and after, is so humbling, and he deserves the recognition and respect given to the Saints. His legacy should not be measured by these polls so favored because they can be selected and manipulated to suit any opinion, but instead be measured by his living and leading, unwavering, by his beliefs and character.
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  333. Especially given the scientific evidence that states healthy people need not have to take the shot or worry about as much as worrying about the flu. Even so, if the Military announced a command to be vaccinated, based on the most authoritative evidence at the time. It is not oppressive for a military to have a universal requirement all soldiers are expected to obey and carry out. When the proper information was eventually made available, the Military, along with every other organization who were not idiots, changed their stance to taking the vaccine optional and, eventually, private. Orders are orders. I imagine there are battlefield situations whereby someone is ordered to do something that will result in that person getting killed, so having unknown, probably not serious or long term, health risks (although I did get seriously sick after a booster, so it happens) wouldn't be enough to exempt you from obeying the order. However we've discovered that evidence is mostly false, and an authority is probably criminally issuing restrictions and guidelines that are unnecessary. These unnecessary and ineffective regulations have resulted in several impacts at local, state, and federal levels, and ALL the impacts have been hugely devastating at a national scope. The following impacts include some, but not all, of the following: obviously, detrimental effects to the number and quality of military personnel due to concerns over the vaccine; pretty much bringing our economy to a standstill for two years, wreaking havoc the nation is still recovering from; and untold number of small and medium businesses that were forced to close and cease operations, generally permanently; a huge, untold number of layoffs from companies of all sizes due to the destroyed economy; setting an entire generation of students behind by two years of classroom education and socialization due to the inadequacies of teaching children, youth, and secondary education students remotely; massive increases in mentally related problems like depression, anxiety, addiction, domestic violence, boredom and nihilism. There seems to be no end of negatives which are the result of, and also the responsibility of, individuals and institutions the entire nation trusted. And evidence is piling up that said individuals and institutions knew from the start that all of their most impactful guidelines and regulations were ineffective and unnecessary. There are individuals and institutions that need to be held accountable, probably prosecuted and punished, for a most significant set of economic, social, medical, cultural, and military effects, effects that probably have been the worst our society has seen or will see, in our lives. The unnecessary and ineffective actions we took, based upon the words of supposed professionals expert in the handling of Covid, and a pandemic in general, were criminal; criminal of the highest level, and of such widespread and devastating effects, even treasonous.
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  491. Regarding unemployment stats for AZ being low at the moment, and suggesting it’s in any way related to biden econ policies… ⁠Arizona is a bit of an anomaly right now. Our state has been Red for a long time, and has had a VERY favorable and friendly environment for business, specifically high tech. Very energy intensive tech, satisfied by plentiful cheap power provided by nuclear power - two words that are basically swear words to the far left socialists who would rip that out at their earliest opportunity. AZ also is geologically stable, predictable climate - if a bit warm, plenty of available land, and free from weather-related natural disasters - all excellent checkboxes for massive data centers, chip fabs, national defense companies, aircraft manufacturing, finance & insurance headquarters, and so on. NONE of this is a result of democrat policies. In fact, just the opposite - failed democrat policies in California have resulted in a MASSIVE exodus of Californians to the Phoenix area, most, if not all, able to work remotely. Due to this and the aforementioned qualities, the unemployment rate is pushed artificially low, but this will change. Due to the failure of democrat fiscal policy AND the influx of people from California, rents are now sky high and home prices are even higher, more than DOUBLING since I moved to Tempe around five years ago. Perhaps you have seen the t-shirts stating “Don’t California my Arizona.” Middle class folks simply cannot continue to afford rent, and certainly can’t afford a home, and the same holds true for younger couples and families just starting out, as salaries have stagnated. Salaries have not even kept pace with inflation, never mind not being even close to keeping up with the dramatic increases in rent and home prices. I moved to Tempe in 2018-2019, and although I rented then, I looked at an average three-bedroom ranch, no basement, two-car garage, average suburban yard, right across the street, for $210,000. In 2022, it went for $560,000 and was on the market less than two weeks. And if this was like every other home buying story I heard, aggressive buyer pressure likely bid the asking price up another $20-$30,000. This is not sustainable. Something is going to crack. So don’t be so glib about AZ’s present economic bubble being the result of any magical democrat economic policy, because it surely was not. Don’t forget that not very long ago - around fifteen years ago when we started vacationing to Arizona, that same $560,000 ranch was likely on the market for $50,000 or less, and couldn’t even have been given away.
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  506. A reply to a comment below: As a right leaning centrist moderate, registered Independent, I absolutely would consider voting for Mr. Kennedy, even if Trump’s on the ticket. If Gov. DeSantis wins the nomination, voting for Mr. Kennedy might be a more difficult endeavor. If DeSantis decides to wait til 2028, I may vote for Mr. Kennedy based on his moderate centricity, even knowing the positive effect Trump will have on our economy. The con of another Trump administration, in my view, will be the continuation of the divisiveness started by Obama; no doubt the extreme left will hunker down hard, letting their feral hatred of Trump fester and grow. I’m so tired of the wasted energy this hatred consumes, by the extreme left AND right. I could have a conversation with Mr. Kennedy, and be the smarter for it - I think he’s a principled man. I’m just not sure how the left extremists will react, if they will strive for common ground (cannot see that happening), or if society will finally reject both right and left extremism and they’ll both fade away, should Mr. Kennedy win the nomination and the presidency. Regardless, I’ll be engaged, hoping the Democrat Party does the right thing by nominating him. I just hope I live long enough to see Democrats and Republicans talk to each other respectfully, move our country forward together, have some BBQ parties, and get back to getting the nation’s work done and back to making the nation the priority that our great nation needs them to.
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  536.  @TheArtofKelso Arizona is a bit of an anomaly right now. Our state has been Red for a long time, and has had a VERY favorable and friendly environment for business, specifically high tech. Very energy intensive tech, satisfied by plentiful cheap power provided by nuclear power - two words that are basically swear words to the far left socialists who would rip that out at their earliest opportunity. AZ also is geologically stable, predictable climate - if a bit warm, plenty of available land, and free from weather-related natural disasters - all excellent checkboxes for massive data centers, chip fabs, national defense companies, aircraft manufacturing, finance & insurance headquarters, and so on. NONE of this is a result of democrat policies. In fact, just the opposite - failed democrat policies in California have resulted in a MASSIVE exodus of Californians to the Phoenix area, most, if not all, able to work remotely. Due to this and the aforementioned qualities, the unemployment rate is pushed artificially low, but this will change. Due to the failure of democrat fiscal policy AND the influx of people from California, rents are now sky high and home prices are even higher, more than DOUBLING since I moved to Tempe around five years ago. Perhaps you have seen the t-shirts stating “Don’t California my Arizona.” Middle class folks simply cannot continue to afford rent, and certainly can’t afford a home, and the same holds true for younger couples and families just starting out, as salaries have stagnated. Salaries have not even kept pace with inflation, never mind not being even close to keeping up with the dramatic increases in rent and home prices. I moved to Tempe in 2018-2019, and although I rented then, I looked at an average three-bedroom ranch, no basement, two-car garage, average suburban yard, right across the street, for $210,000. In 2022, it went for $560,000 and was on the market less than two weeks. And if this was like every other home buying story I heard, aggressive buyer pressure likely bid the asking price up another $20-$30,000. This is not sustainable. Something is going to crack. So don’t be so glib about AZ’s present economic bubble being the result of any magical democrat economic policy, because it surely was not. Don’t forget that not very long ago - around fifteen years ago when we started vacationing to Arizona, that same $560,000 ranch was likely on the market for $50,000 or less, and couldn’t even have been given away.
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  603. Especially given the scientific evidence that states healthy people need not have to take the shot or worry about as much as worrying about the flu. Even so, if the Military announced a command to be vaccinated, based on the most authoritative evidence at the time. However we've discovered that evidence is mostly false, and an authority that is probably criminally issuing restrictions and guidelines that are unnecessary. These unnecessary and ineffective regulations have resulted in several impacts at local, state, and federal levels, and ALL the impacts have been hugely devastating at a national scope. The following impacts include some, but not all, of the following: obviously, detrimental effects to the number and quality of military personnel due to concerns over the vaccine; pretty much bringing our economy to a standstill for two years, wreaking havoc the nation is still recovering from; and untold number of small and medium businesses that were forced to close and cease operations, generally permanently; a huge, untold number of layoffs from companies of all sizes due to the destroyed economy; setting an entire generation of students behind by two years of classroom education and socialization due to the inadequacies of teaching children, youth, and secondary education students remotely; massive increases in mentally related problems like depression, anxiety, addiction, domestic violence, boredom and nihilism. There seems to be no end of negatives which are the result of, and also the responsibility of, individuals and institutions the entire nation trusted. And evidence is piling up that said individuals and institutions knew from the start that all of their most impactful guidelines and regulations were ineffective and unnecessary. There are individuals and institutions that need to be held accountable, probably prosecuted and punished, for a most significant set of economic, social, medical, cultural, and military effects, effects that probably have been the worst our society has seen or will see, in our lives. The unnecessary and ineffective actions we took, based upon the words of supposed professionals expert in the handling of Covid, and a pandemic in general, were criminal; criminal of the highest level, and of such widespread and devastating effects, even treasonous.
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  614. That guy is a sociopath. But consider, that maybe he's right and he has no clue about the new crimes policies that exist letting shoplifters go - that would mean he's actually being fed the low crime rates and statistics (because no one is reporting crimes of $1000 or less, it seems like aggregate crime rates are falling), and believes 'his' state is a beacon of the innocent. Another, after the high crime drives out ALL of the retail segment, maybe crime DROPS DRAMATICALLY because there's nothing left to steal? And again, Newsom is fed this POST CRIME data, and things look great. Could any governor be that clueless? So disconnected from the state of his state? There's no way he doesn't know - perhaps his narcissism is driving him to present CA in the best light, with the most favorable statistics. He just continued his charade that everything is perfect with his plans and policies, and went so far as to blame the shopkeeper for the theft he just witnessed! Since he is a narcissist, maybe he's sold himself on the lie that everything is good; he's repeated the false crime narrative so many times, he now believes it. Or is he so pathologically narcissistic that, because he's the top man, everything around him MUST be the best within every category, out of every other state? Maybe his brain simply cannot conceive that any policy of his would result in the criminal behavior his eyes are are witnessing. He is, after all, a sociopath. If he IS clueless, where is he getting his news and info that everything is going so well? No doubt he watches CNN and MSNBC - are they simply not featuring the rampant crime and lawlessness and the rapid decline of retail businesses in cities across the state? What and how are they editorializing the situation such that after Newsom listens to his media outlets, he can conclude his state has little or no crime?
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