Michelle. "Big Mike."1) Who is Bichette Obama?
Apparently Barack's cousin whose father was a big fan of Dante Bichette?1) Who is Bichette Obama?
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Nothing like a chance to vote for a convicted felon amirite?This whole hush money saga is going to give Trump a lot more support...
I’m genuinely curious why you think that. Has anyone in your circles said that? On TV that’s not Fox News or newsmax? On twitter it’s only people who have clearly been trumpets all along. Hearing convicted felon Donal Trump every day until the election will do more damage than good to the Republican PartyThis whole hush money saga is going to give Trump a lot more support...
Well the harder the Democrats go in on Trump, the more people will turn their back on them and vote Republican.I’m genuinely curious why you think that. Has anyone in your circles said that? On TV that’s not Fox News or newsmax? On twitter it’s only people who have clearly been trumpets all along. Hearing convicted felon Donal Trump every day until the election will do more damage than good to the Republican Party
The People of the State of New York - not the Democrats.Well the harder theDemocratsgo in on Trump, the more people will turn their back on them and vote Republican.
Honestly, with that sort of people if it wasn't one thing it would be the other. If someone decides to vote for Trump because he was fairly convicted of significant crimes, then they were going to find an excuse to vote for him anyway. If he had gotten off, they still probably would have voted for him because "the Democrats" went after him at all.Well the harder the Democrats go in on Trump, the more people will turn their back on them and vote Republican.
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No one who was on the fence, who hadn't made up their minds which way to vote, is going to vote Trump now he's a convicted felon. Trump supporters would vote Trump no matter what he's done. He could wipe his arse on the flag on national TV and it would make no difference to his cult. But no undecided voter is going to see this verdict and feel so sorry for him that they give him the sympathy vote.Well the harder the Democrats go in on Trump, the more people will turn their back on them and vote Republican.
Explain this reasoning, please.Well the harder the Democrats go in on Trump, the more people will turn their back on them and vote Republican.
Much of the criticism of Trump comes from Haley voters, who turned out for Ohio's primary despite her departure from the race. (Absentee voting in Ohio opened Feb. 21, two weeks before Haley suspended her campaign.)
Among her supporters, 88% would be dissatisfied with Trump as the nominee, 91% said he lacks the temperament for office and 88% said he'd be unfit if convicted. Eight in 10 said they wouldn't vote for him in the general election, with 47% preferring Biden and 32% saying they wouldn't vote for either candidate.
Matthew Labkovski, a 26-year-old Republican medical student in South Florida, was torn between supporting President Joe Biden, Trump or a third-party candidate after backing Haley in the primary. After Thursday's verdict, he's choosing between voting for Biden or not voting at all.
"It's crazy that we have a former president as a felon," Labkovski said. "I think it's just a sad day for U.S. politics, but hope it inspires change in everyone ... [I'm] more likely not to vote for him now."
Mark, a 37-year-old private investigator from Miami, is an independent voter who said the verdict made that decision not to vote for Trump clear for him.
"It was [an] option, it was possible, but now it's like no, it's not [an] option," he said of voting for Trump.
It sounds like they might all be from the Second Judicial Department anyway.This isn't accurate. It's certainly a possibility because that particular panel has heard at least one case (it made the news in...February?), but the New York Supreme Court Appellate Division, First Judicial Department seats 21 justices from whom a panel of five will be chosen at random and subject to availability.
Appellate Division - First Judicial Department
That seems to be either a different story or an error in reporting.It sounds like they might all be from the Second Judicial Department anyway.
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That’s not the reason people vote for Trumpthat think convicting criminals of crimes is wrong because they happen to be a rich white dude what was on TV then so be it.
Enlighten us.That’s not the reason people vote for Trump
They vote for him because he tells themEnlighten us.
Anyone could tell them what they wanted to hear. He's not the only candidate expounding right wing rhetoric to get elected. Why do they pick him in particular over the others saying the same thing? Because a rich white man from the TV makes a better figurehead for the right. They and he are trading on his celebrity.They vote for him because he tells them
what they want to hear. It may be that him being a rich guy on TV got him his soapbox, but if he used that soapbox to expound left wing rhetoric, those same people wouldn’t vote for him.
I can’t believe I had to explain that, but there you go.
“They only like him because he’s a rich white man on TV”, indeed.
Read what I said again please.Anyone could tell them what they wanted to hear. He's not the only candidate expounding right wing rhetoric to get elected. Why do they pick him in particular over the others saying the same thing? Because a rich white man from the TV makes a better figurehead for the right. They and he are trading on his celebrity.
Can't believe I had to explain that.