Comments by "sandgrownun66" (@sandgrownun66) on "Are the GOP’s “Empty Suit” Candidates in Trouble? (with Craig Gilbert \u0026 Craig Mauger) | Focus Group" video.

People are simply asking if the were better off four years ago, and the answer is a resounding NO.
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@TheParadoxDestroyer I never realized that Uncle Trump was a part-time Epidemiologist? The Pandemic was an unprecedented event. He delegated it to those agencies who's purpose is to handle such situations. How would anybody else have handled it?
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Why bother commenting when you reply disappears? Who cares who celebrities are going to vote for. Who'd take any notice of them?
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Yeah, She's certainly out there all right. Anyway, all the smart money's on Uncle Trump for the win. So you're just wasting your time.
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@ttacking_you It's a fact that prices are higher. If you'd vote for more of the same, then you have a problem.
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@ZacharySkipworth It certainly is. Venzuela 2.0 here we come. Her daddy would be proud.
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@sadusattack2628 Why can't people just vote in person on polling day. Is this an election or some kind of drawn-out soap opera?
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@kahlilpittman8404 There should be exemptions, but what about the majority who can simply vote on the actual election day. Postal ballots are the easiest way to conduct fr@ud.
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@lesliejaggers2275 Why don't they have extended opening hours for polling stations, like they do in the UK? This is 7am to 10pm. Then everybody gets the chance to vote.
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@ttacking_you Uncle T's top priority is to lower inflation and the price of goods. He made it clear at his rallies.During the last federal election on Nov. 3, 2020, food inflation was running at just 3.9% annually. Fast forward to March 2024, and the latest data shows food prices have risen a whopping 25.8% since then. To put that in perspective, a basket of groceries that cost $100 in November 2020 would now set you back $125.80. That’s an increase of nearly $26 for the exact same food items. The biggest price hikes have been for specific grocery categories like eggs, dairy products, cereals and baked goods. But price rises have impacted all food groups across the board.
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@ChristyMorris-rh7rq Of course, the epidemic is over. That's the way it works. The same with the flu of 1918, which lasted until 1920. How could Uncle Trump ever be a dictator? It's ridiculous to fall for such nonsense. The US Constitution was written specifically to make such occurances impossible. Uncle Trump will leave at the end of his third term just like the others did. Although, FDR was elected for four terms, until two became the maximum after WWII.
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@GdnationNY The problem for you, is that nobody cares, and why should they? They'd vote for a twenty-toed Martian, if it meant lower prices, and the avoidance of WWII. And you can't blame them for doing so. Also, this ending democracy nonsense is a joke, that people like you fall for. The US Constitution was designed to prevent such usurping of power. Is that really all opposition have left?
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@HaircutCommander Inflation was 1.2% in 2020, and 8% in 2022. So what are you talking about? Why not just be honest for a change?
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@HaircutCommander Yeah. Make all the excuses you want, pal. However, the data is the data, and no matter how much you try and deny it, your whining means nothing. Or maybe, because 8 is a bigger number than 1.8, it's somehow better. Well, when it comes to rising prices, and the cost of living, it ain't.
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Barry telling black men to stay on the plantation, and not think for themselves. Was the dumbest thing anyone could say. Aren't your endorsers meant to gain you votes, not lose them? It looks like Uncle Trump just got another few million votes, thanks to Barry. Nice on Bazza. Uncle Trump for the win.
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Except that the polls aren't close. Uncle Trump's miles ahead. Plus nobody gives a flying f **k about which celebrities have endorsed C@mel F@ce. They're all so woke, they wouldn't vote for anybody standing up for their country, like Uncle Trump will.
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@jadegeyer8046 "decent normal human." Do you mean the one who pretended she worked at McDonalds. But instead grew up in a wealthy area of Montreal, Canada.
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@Gods1andonly Yeah, Swifties are gonna swing it. Remember, always listen to celebrities, what they say and do is so important for your life and decision-making.
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Dana-pq7ke That's because Uncle Trump IS popular. Contrary to what the lamestream, legacy media might claim.
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@track1949 You can win the popular vote, but still lose the Presidency. That's always been the problem with the Electoral College system.
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@ttacking_you Polls are biased and meaningless. The bookmakers have Uncle Trump as odds on favourite to win a third term, and bookies don't like losing. Betfair odds had Hillary Clinton with an 81% likelihood of winning on Election Day in 2016. The betting favorite has lost only twice since 1866, according to the Conversation, a nonprofit news organization. The only other time bettors failed to predict the winner: 1948, when Democrat Harry Truman beat 8-to-1 odds to defeat Republican Thomas Dewey. So there we have it. Uncle Trump will be the next President, whether you like it or not.
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@Gods1andonly He's waiting until he starts his third term. After all the lawfare he's had to put up with. It'll be time to get even, and who can blame him. Or can only one play at their game?
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@paul5683 Uncle Trump is the odds on favourite to win, and the bookies don't like to lose money. Betfair odds had Hillary Clinton with an 81% likelihood of winning on Election Day in 2016. The betting favorite has lost only twice since 1866, according to the Conversation, a nonprofit news organization. The only other time bettors failed to predict the winner: 1948, when Democrat Harry Truman beat 8-to-1 odds to defeat Republican Thomas Dewey. So thankfully, it's a third term for Uncle Trump. Just think of all those lower prices and the lives saved from ending constant wars. What's there not to love.
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Exactly. So that's why you look who the bookmakers have their money on. And they all have it on Uncle Trump. He's the odds on favourite, at 8/11, which have shortened from 4/6. This means that the bookies are more confident he will win. The betting favorite has lost only twice since 1866, according to the Conversation, a nonprofit news organization. The only other time bettors failed to predict the winner: 1948, when Democrat Harry Truman beat 8-to-1 odds to defeat Republican Thomas Dewey. Bookies hate losing money and do their best to avoid doing so.
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If these "presenters" had any less energy, they'd be falling asleep.
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No Detroit and Ch!raq trashed themselves, mainly through Left-wing Mayors.
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@sadusattack2628 Oh do you. Does your vote and the process of democracy mean that little to you? And yet Uncle Trump is seen as a threat to democracy. No. Actually you're the threat to it. As postal voting is the biggest risk of fr@ud, it should be restricted to those who can't physically make it to a polling station on the actual election day.
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