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Failed to do a bipartisan infrastructure deal.

Which president will deliver the goods on that?

Hmmm.

Allan

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Then why did you bring it up? Because you hadn’t sad TRUUUUMP! in a while and you couldn’t hold it in any longer? :stuck_out_tongue:

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Funny how the libs keep doing this. Ain’t that right, Allan?

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:us: Trump 2024. :us:

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Just comparing the two POTUS.

One got a bipartisan infrastructure deal done.

One failed at it.

Guess which one is which?

Allan

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Chickens. Hatch. Count.

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If he does get it done.

Will you give him credit for it?

Allan

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He will get 1/3 of the credit or blame, depending on whether the consequences of the bill wind up good or bad. The House and the Senate will get 1 /3 credit or blame too.

Sound fair?

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Check your specs. That’s not what I said, but I understand your attempted deflection. Try again.

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You did not appear to vote for a viable candidate. It appears to be a wasted vote. It I voted for a write in, for instance “Goofy” or “Bozo” it would have been a wasted vote, a non vote.

Take a risk in the real world, is what I say.

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There is no comparison., Bos’un

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I stick by my principles. I stopped voting for the lesser of two evils long ago. Evil is evil.

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Well of course there is.

Biden got it done.

Trump did not.

See the difference.

Allan

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:thinking:

So … Does that mean that you no longer vote?

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No, it means I write in people I think are less on the evil side of things.

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Which has the same effect as not voting …

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Didn’t Lisa Murkowski win as a write-in candidate in 2010?

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That was an organized write in campaign, which is nothing like “write(ing) in people I think are less on the evil side of things.”

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Plus she was the incumbent. Murkowski was a rare set of circumstances

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What principals are they again? I must have missed your principal memo.