Comments by "Phil Davenport" (@phildavenport4150) on "MSNBC" channel.

  1.  @FirstnameLastname-cp9lr  Yeah, vote head in the sand. Elect an unstable octogenarian.
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  2.  @ryant2568  You won't get much joy under Trump, unless you get a real kick out of witnessing vengeance being delivered in large amounts.
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  3.  @larryo6874  This overplayed McDonalds shtick is all that Trump thinks he has on Harris, and his devotees have fallen for it. Meanwhile, he has provided his detractors with so many instances of poor and reprehensible conduct that it's difficult to keep up with all the parodies and exposees available.
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  4.  @dianakidd4219  Correct. That's where she found Trump when looking for GOP thinkers.
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  5.  @declared9766  Can you hear yourself?
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  6.  @Aaron409x  At least they can spell.
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  7. Strangely, not to many millions of Americans.
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  8.  @Aaron409x  If you could identify a genuine socialist in the Harris/Walz campaign, then do so, specifying exactly what you mean by the term and how they intend to implement it.
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  9.  @Hendrix04974  In your dreams.
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  10.  @tonyfrancesco3701  There are plenty who will vote for Trump, regardless of what he says or does. Denial is strong in them. Very similar to flat earth believers; eyes shut, fingers in the ears and shouting "La la la la la...".
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  11.  @richardquimby7046  Commies?? Can you hear yourself? Or is a "commie" just a term you use to describe someone you don't like? Surely, ignorance is bliss down your way.
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  12. Political leadership qualities - is tall and has a loud voice. Attracts support through charisma alone. If they'll accept your imposing presence, you can sell them anything. Literally. And sadly, we get far too many leaders that way.
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  13. Rumor has it that the Democrats convinced the Heritage Foundation to choose Vance for VP. It certainly couldn't have worked out any better for them.
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  14. Vance is not afraid of Trump. He is arguably well into the planning of whatever happens after the election, including replacing Trump.
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  15.  @saramorgan3005 Yeah, the ones trying to find Nancy Pelosi were only wanting to say they were unhappy.
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  16.  @TrollyLoolly  Didn't claim that it was.
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  17. Harris is likely to stay with policy statements of her own, and attacking those of Trump's. Unfortunately, she won't get the opportunity to discover what, if any, policies that Trump actually espouses as he can't get away from his preoccupation with personality politics (aka name calling) and his inability to get past his 2020 election loss.
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  18. But the people behind him, pulling the strings, THEY are the ones to fear.
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  19.  @Time4Breakfast  If only.
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  20. Project 2025 is far too comprehensive a plan of action to be understood by Trump. All that he will be required to do is ensure that the various derived bills be passed into law. The architects of that document will ensure that the master plan is executed. Americans really need to be aware of who and what they are actually voting for. The next 60 days should witness a widespread and public exposition of the aims and consequences of Project 2025. Failure to confront the project will be the silliest omission to make in this or any other presidential election.
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  21. He's not intelligent enough to understand the substance or consequences of Project 2025. You should be very afraid of the authors of that document, the people who are behind Trump, pulling the strings.
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  22. It seems that they want him, regardless of his lack of intellect or his racism, sexism, and the host of other isms that collectively render him unfit for office. Any salesman will tell you - make the crowd like you personally and you can sell them whatever snake oil you like.
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  23. Trump may well be encouraging his MAGA base to be ready to react violently when he does not win the election. If he is successful, January 6 will look like a cheery tea party by comparison.
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  24.  @Aaron409x  Yours, not mine.
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  25. Biden needs to ensure that this election cannot be fraudulently overturned in favor of Trump. It may even need military intervention.
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  26. Yeah, now read Project 2025 and tell us all how good it would be for America if Trump wins.
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  27. Yeah, up Schitt's Creek.
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  28. So sad to watch all those imbeciles applauding his empty promises.
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  29.  @Un-Burdened  Yes, trying to stay out of jail.
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  30. A "rational reconstruction of history" works when the events in question are long past, and those with an ax to grind feel the urge to gather support from the weak and stupid for their cause. Holocaust denial is just one example. Denial of the many shortcomings of Trump's presidency, and his manifest decline and unsuitability for office now, are others.
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  31. Surely, Putin would stump up the cash. Cheapest and quickest way to win the war with Ukraine when the new president Trump ceases all aid to Ukraine. Rocket Man might also be interested in buying a piece of the US presidency.
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  32. Neither is the full dollar, but Biden is far more likely to stick to the script than is Trump, who is stuck in 2020 and unable to get past the loss.
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  33.  @whyYoutubeSpyingOnYou  Link to evidence please.
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  34.  @whyYoutubeSpyingOnYou  Link to evidence please.
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  35. Reading the comments section leaves me wondering if any of his supporters have ever seen one of his speeches. Or read Project 2025, which is what is waiting for America if he is elected. To say nothing of all the revenge attacks that he has promised his opponents, using the National Guard or the military, if he deems it necessary. Is nobody listening to this Hitler acolyte?
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  36. Congratulations America, you have allowed the two most incapable candidates available to make you the laughing stock of the world. Best of luck with whichever train wreck gets to run your country. Maybe it's time to start preparing the lucky VP.
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  37. Carrot beats stick every time.
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  38.  @DVXE-  Fair point. Good luck getting a sensible or relevant reply from Trump though. You need to ask the Heritage Foundation what he's allowed to say.
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  39. The 70 million idiots who put him in the White House must be so proud of how he's handling the job. And the 200 million who refused to vote at all have only themselves to blame. What a sad, self opinionated country.
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  40. What a slimeball. And he must be stopped. Trump is a buffoon, but Vance is sharp enough to keep his eye on the prize. Insurrection seems inevitable. Biden MUST be ready, not only to ensure that 5 November delivers a true result but also to ensure certification and defense of the capitol against MAGA thugs, who will be armed next time.
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  41. Project 2025 would be just the start - for the power behind him, that is. He would be horrified to discover just what the Heritage Foundation thinks of him, and what their plans are for him.
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  42.  @TheBurlene  Anyway, why do ex-presidents get to be addressed as Mr President - when they are not any longer? Whose dopey idea was that? And why does impeachment mean bugger all when it should lead to termination of the presidency? Only in the USA.
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  43.  @bobbicatt  The Dems must have tried in secret and failed. The only recorded attempts were by Republican people. Or did you sleep through that bit of news?
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  44.  @gasbikesniper  It's Project 2025, which you haven't read or you'd pick up on the reference. Read it, you might even question your MAGA commitment.
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  45.  @Pixx4you So does he, and both smell the same.
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  46. Listening to Trump it's beyond incredible that anybody could even consider voting for him. So, if it's a close run election, it has to be because there are millions of people who want the GOP to win because of its policies. Now, have these millions actually read any of the 900+ pages of Project 2025? If not, then they really should because that is what's waiting for them if Trump wins, to say nothing of what will happen to Trump's opponents and critics if the DOJ is weaponized by the many MAGA people who will effectively control it. Is this the America that Americans really want?
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  47. If, by some misfortune, Trump is convinced to step down, or is summarily removed, please PLEASE make sure that Vance is chosen to replace him. Either is really good for a Democrat victory.
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  48. And why would Trump pick Vance as his running mate? Could it be that he sees in Vance the Trump of 40 years ago? Fire from the hip, make it up as you go along, attack your opponents personally, make policy claims without knowing the first fact about the policy being addressed, etc, etc. Neither Trump nor Biden was a sensible choice for president in 2024, which leaves us with the VPs on offer. Hmm, let's see, which one has the ability to manage the job and present a uniting front, and which one has nothing beyond personality politics? Yep, you got it.
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  49.  @Expiredgamer13  Haven't been paying attention, have you?
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  50. Does Julie have a broken neck?
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  51.  @IcySZNx  Yeah, great advice for the Ukraine.
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  52. Read Project 2025 and tell us all how good it will be for the country.
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  53.  @mountainghost5044  So, Biden is not running. Now, about your hero, are you happy with the way he conducts himself in public? With his diminishing grasp of the needs of the country? With his increasing focus on revenge?
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  54.  @g.thomas-zx7sb  There there, did the nasty lady hurt you?
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  55. Maybe David Mitchell could provide a rendition.
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  56. And yet, so many commentators are saying that it's a very close race. How on Earth can ANYBODY be attracted to what Trump stands for? He can't even state clearly what he does stand for.
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  57.  @LittleSuzi86  Will you be there storming the Capitol with your gun when he loses?
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  58.  @pteechka1  If it were that simple, the US would have been leaderless for 200 years.
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  59. Gee, we must be seeing different people.
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  60.  @monicaluketich6913  Well, they won't go unless removed.
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  61.  @KCC22211  There must be somebody behind all 3 who has plans to change the way of succession. I'd be really worried who that person is. Trump is only pushing the buttons he's told to push, to weaken the country. When the US is on its knees he will emerge. No idea who it might be, but I'd be looking closely at the power behind the Heritage Foundation and its Project 2025, which appears to be a blueprint for handover.
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  62.  @KCC22211  There must be somebody behind all 3 who has plans to change the way of succession. I'd be really worried who that person is. Trump is only pushing the buttons he's told to push, to weaken the country. When the US is on its knees he will emerge. No idea who it might be, but I'd be looking closely at the power behind the Heritage Foundation and its Project 2025, which appears to be a blueprint for handover.
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  63.  @FirstnameLastname-cp9lr  Best you stay home and just wish for that trash.
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  64.  @dylpickel8460  OK, genius, tell us all how good Project 2025 will be for America. You know, the one he pretends to know nothing about, but which he will pass into law if he gets elected. However, you have to read it first. Can you manage that?
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  65. Trump has very little to offer in terms of what he promises will happen. Ignore all that crapspeak. Instead, read carefully Project 2025. THAT is what America can expect to happen if the country is silly enough to vote him in. The Heritage Foundation is firmly pulling the policy strings in the background. When Trump claims not to know much of what it is about, he may be right. Who would trust him to fairly represent the actual aims and workings of Project 2025 when he speaks? That will be up to others, people who DO know what will happen, and when and to whom. All Trump would be required to do is sign the various bills into action.
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  66.  @boydwood6104  Well, if Trump wins, there will be plenty of red from the people that opposed him. His MAGA Brownshirts will see to that.
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  67. Trump stands even less of a chance of election with Vance as his running mate. Sadly for Vance, it would not surprise anybody if he were to suffer some sort of "accident" fairly soon that eliminated him from the ticket, and not at the hands of Democrats. They need him in place until November, up front and airing his opinions loudly.
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  68. Only this time it's not Trump you need to be afraid of - it's the people propping him up you need to be VERY afraid of. They would be the ones in control of the nuclear codes.
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  69. If his declaration of economic war was prompted by Putin, nobody in the US would be surprised. But when your President does it, why would anybody with half a brain in the US continue to support him? Already it is biting into your economy, and more is expected. So, America, what are you going to do? Sit back, like the silent 200 million nonvoters, and just watch your country crumble? My guess is yes. Your guess?
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  70. Come election day, you are going to elect a geriatric, Dem or Rep, who is manifestly incapable of handling the job. And you can't find anybody better? There's your problem, right there. Time to sit down and think of a better system, folks.
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  71. Trump and Vance are Kamala's greatest assets in this campaign. Please don't let anything happen to them.
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  72.  @enoughunwa  Yeah, only in the USA could he gather so much support. The only way someone like him in any other country could claim 45% support in a poll would be at the point of a gun.
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  73.  @enoughunwa  Evidence?
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