House Speaker Ongoing Melodrama

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(10-25-2023, 03:59 PM)Mickeypoo Wrote: That's a possibility, but I'll take my chances with Trump unless the Dems do a complete about face from the far left and have a much better, truly moderate (which currently means right leaning to dems) candidate than Biden.

IMO Biden gets the vote from people who have enough money to not feel the current pain and those looking for free stuff.  Everyone else is getting hosed and feeling the pain.  No point in voting for more pain unless of course you're a masochist.

Well, I disagree with your perception of Biden on the political L to R scale as well as why people vote the way they vote, so let's just agree to ignore each other.  Though I do wonder whatever happened to the conservative mantra that the only reason people were struggling financially is because they refused to work hard and spend wisely?  This new "it's not your fault you're poor" compassionate mentality coming from a conservative is almost refreshing. 

It's not your fault you are poor, but don't worry, the government is going to help you out of this.  Pretty odd view for a conservative to have, but I guess political parties change over time.

(10-25-2023, 04:02 PM)Mickeypoo Wrote: That was 2020.  People have had some time to feel some real pain with no end in sight and see some real failure.

Actually it was 2022, I think I may have mistyped it.  I'm talking about the midterms when the economy sucked and Biden's approval was way low and conservatives really did a swing and a miss by overplaying their hand thinking MAGA was going to win in states like PA, AZ, GA, and so on.