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Paul 25-08-2024 22:32

Re: US Election 2024
 
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Originally Posted by Stephen (Post 36181970)
Oh no not the TDS nonsense again.

TDS :confused:

Stephen 25-08-2024 22:57

Re: US Election 2024
 
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Originally Posted by Paul (Post 36182002)
TDS :confused:

That line all the Trump cultists hit out with when people slate Trump. Trump derangement syndrome apparently.

1andrew1 25-08-2024 23:03

Re: US Election 2024
 
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Originally Posted by Paul (Post 36182002)
TDS :confused:

A deflection technique used by Trump's faithful followers, standing for Trump Derangement Syndrome.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trump_...ement_syndrome

Paul 26-08-2024 04:15

Re: US Election 2024
 
Good grief. :rolleyes:

Chris 26-08-2024 08:20

Re: US Election 2024
 
It’s like Captain Kirk getting yelled at in 1980s San Francisco and yelling back “Yeah … well … double dumb-ass on you!”

Hugh 26-08-2024 08:31

Re: US Election 2024
 
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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36181956)
Having trouble sleeping at night? Is your TDS spreading? Have you developed RFK-itus?

Don’t worry about it..I don’t.

There is help available.

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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36181997)
They are exactly what they accuse you of.


Chris 03-09-2024 14:18

Re: US Election 2024
 
Deltapoll asked UK adults who they would vote for if they had a vote in the US election. The headline result is Harris 52%, Trump 26%, Don’t Know 22%. However, break it down by British voters’ support for British parties and it’s … revealing.

Labour: Harris 64 v 20 Trump
Tory: Harris 57 v 23 Trump
Lib Dem: Harris 74 v 16 Trump
Reform: Harris 26 v 58 Trump.

https://deltapoll.co.uk/wp-content/u...Election-1.pdf

Stephen 03-09-2024 14:33

Re: US Election 2024
 
Wouldn't expect anything else from Reform voters.

Mr K 03-09-2024 14:50

Re: US Election 2024
 
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Originally Posted by Stephen (Post 36182434)
Wouldn't expect anything else from Reform voters.

Tbf they are 'weird' 😉

Pierre 03-09-2024 16:50

Re: US Election 2024
 
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Originally Posted by Chris (Post 36182432)
Deltapoll asked UK adults who they would vote for if they had a vote in the US election. The headline result is Harris 52%, Trump 26%, Don’t Know 22%. However, break it down by British voters’ support for British parties and it’s … revealing.

Labour: Harris 64 v 20 Trump
Tory: Harris 57 v 23 Trump
Lib Dem: Harris 74 v 16 Trump
Reform: Harris 26 v 58 Trump.

https://deltapoll.co.uk/wp-content/u...Election-1.pdf

It is…….it shows that the Tory party and Tory voters aren’t really to the right any more.

It confirms that Labour/conservative are an interchangeable uni-party, that do not represent the working class and gleefully ignore them……..pushing them to look for an alternative.

Not weird, actually quite obvious.

Chris 03-09-2024 16:54

Re: US Election 2024
 
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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36182436)
It is…….it shows that the Tory party and Tory voters aren’t really to the right any more.

It confirms that Labour/conservative are an interchangeable uni-party, that do not represent the working class and gleefully ignore them……..pushing them to look for an alternative.

Not weird, actually quite obvious.

I think perhaps you don’t understand American politics. Both the Democrats and the Republicans are right wing when calibrated against social and economic norms of British politics. Trump, however, is an extremist, to the point where plenty of card-carrying republicans who served under him in his 2016-2020 administration, are refusing to endorse him. Some of them have endorsed Kamala Harris.

You might expect Tory supporters to be sympathetic to the party of Ronald Reagan in normal times. Trump is not normal times. Apparently Reform UK supporters are the only ones who don’t see that in significant numbers.

1andrew1 03-09-2024 17:50

Re: US Election 2024
 
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Originally Posted by Chris (Post 36182432)
Deltapoll asked UK adults who they would vote for if they had a vote in the US election. The headline result is Harris 52%, Trump 26%, Don’t Know 22%. However, break it down by British voters’ support for British parties and it’s … revealing.

Labour: Harris 64 v 20 Trump
Tory: Harris 57 v 23 Trump
Lib Dem: Harris 74 v 16 Trump
Reform: Harris 26 v 58 Trump.

https://deltapoll.co.uk/wp-content/u...Election-1.pdf

I'm pleased to see that Tory voters have seen through Trump. Surprised that LibDem voters favour Harris more than Labour supporters do. Not really surprised by the Reform figures.

papa smurf 03-09-2024 18:03

Re: US Election 2024
 
If i had a vote and the choice was the cackling hyena or mr vain i wouldn't bother voting

Pierre 03-09-2024 19:46

Re: US Election 2024
 
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Originally Posted by Chris (Post 36182437)
I think perhaps you don’t understand American politics. Both the Democrats and the Republicans are right wing when calibrated against social and economic norms of British politics.

Oh, I think I have a decent grasp of modern American politics, I’ll give you Democrats may show up on the right economically, and perhaps some older boomers Socially, but I would argue that Dems now peg further left socially in some areas than we do.

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Trump, however, is an extremist, to the point where plenty of card-carrying republicans who served under him in his 2016-2020 administration, are refusing to endorse him. Some of them have endorsed Kamala Harris.

You might expect Tory supporters to be sympathetic to the party of Ronald Reagan in normal times. Trump is not normal times. Apparently Reform UK supporters are the only ones who don’t see that in significant numbers.
The fact that half the country voted for him in 2016, and again in 2020, and will no doubt do so again in a few months……….would suggest that Trump is indeed “normal times”

TheDaddy 03-09-2024 20:26

Re: US Election 2024
 
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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36182451)
The fact that half the country voted for him in 2016, and again in 2020, and will no doubt do so again in a few months……….would suggest that Trump is indeed “normal times”

Maybe it suggests they would have won the popular vote by a landside if Don Old wasn't the candidate, the fact they didn't probably means he's Done this time too


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