We don’t talk about that anymore, to do so is to…I don’t know exactly. It’s rude and against the TOS to talk about things politicians said. Very fevery.
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…as San Francisco becomes the ■■■■ hole of the US and Minneapolis loses billions of tax payer dollars to blatant fraud that was right in front of Walz nose. Now keep saying dumb things while this reality is taking place and is the perfect example of the direction this nation would have been heading had they been elected.
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Amen! Kudos to a fine post!
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They may have dehumanized Haitian migrants with lies for fun and political gain, but now they have something tangible to hate Somali immigrants in Minnesota with, which is even better.
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So weeding out and stopping fraud and abuses costing the taxpayers millions if not billions is now considered “hate” to y’all.
Got it.
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Hate is almost always entirely a thing of the left.
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it’s hard to comprehend how people can say such incredibly stupid things so I hope it’s not serious. I give the benefit of the doubt. It’s comedy.
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I wouldn’t go that far. There are plenty who get off on hate and anger across the political spectrum.
But I will say that the left has certainly made it the driving force in their ideology for the last decade.
It’s as if nothing else matters but hating on Trump.
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I would estimate 90 percent of it is left wing.
My opinion based on everything i see and hear these days politically.
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MAGA may support him more…the rest of the country…not so much,
Current disapproval ratings is 60% With 36% approval rating.
I doubt that Haitians eating family pets was a serious problem. However, the mindset that thought bringing in hordes of Haitians, Venezuelans and basically anyone who could make it to our Southern boarder was a serious problem. I was willing to put up with nonsense about pets before going back to the Biden policies. And remember, someone said they wouldnt have done anything differently.
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Which should not be taken to mean they would switch to Kamala if given the chance.
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Or any Dem candidate.
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A Cherry picked poll no doubt.
As usual it depends on what poll you look at. Which is why I never use those as a picture of the reality of a situation.
Real Clear Polling’s average of polls from Nov. 14 to Dec. 4 shows a 42.9% approval and 52.4% disapproval rate.
According to the most recent Gallup poll, Trump’s job approval rating was at 36%.
A Reuters/Ipsos poll from Nov. 14 to Nov. 17 reported that 38% of those surveyed gave him a favorable approval rating of his performance in office and 60% gave an unfavorable rating.
The New York Times daily average of polls showed a 41% approval and 55% disapproval as of Dec. 5.
A poll from the Associated Press and NORC showed 36% approve and 62% disapprove of Trump.
The Economist shows that 38% of people are favorable of Trump and 57% are unfavorable of him, according to the latest update from Dec. 5.
A Rasmussen Reports poll from Dec. 5 showed 48% approval and 51% disapproval of Trump.
A Morning Consult poll updated Dec. 1 showed 45% of voters approve of Trump’s performance, while 52% disapprove.
The American Research Group poll from Nov. 21 showed 35% approve and 62% disapprove.
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Right now, to me, polling is a measure of the effectiveness of the media on the citizenry mindset.
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The way Trump supporters on this forum went on about, the right wing media as well as Trump and Vance it was portrayed as a serious problem or are we now rewriting history (again)
We were told Haitians eating pets was reality.
It isn’t about hate. It’s about recognizing that these Haitian and Somalian cultures have not assimilated into the American culture, making their new host country even stronger. Not only are they not but the expense necessary to sustain them is not fair to ask of us. “We” do not have the resources.
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We get it truth hurts