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jfman 06-08-2024 22:34

Re: US Election 2024
 
I'll be honest that took me 4 attempts to make it all the way through.

The answer is no chance, in case you too forgot he actually starts asking a question.

1andrew1 06-08-2024 22:45

Re: US Election 2024
 
Apparently the latest Trump-baiting from the Democrats is to call the Republican Party the Trump-Vance Party as Trump dislikes it. I'm guessing that Trump doesn't like sharing top billing with Vance!

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Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36180779)
I'll be honest that took me 4 attempts to make it all the way through.

The answer is no chance, in case you too forgot he actually starts asking a question.

There's many questions Trump could ask that would do his electoral chances a favour. That demented rambling is not one of them.

Pierre 07-08-2024 01:12

Re: US Election 2024
 
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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36180778)
https://www.cableforum.uk/board/atta...4&d=1722979539

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Seems a bit weird…

Perfectly lucid, my translation services are always available.

GrimUpNorth 07-08-2024 07:01

Re: US Election 2024
 
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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36180789)
Perfectly lucid, my translation services are always available.

I see the weird comment went straight over your head.

You do need to try and keep up, spending less time trying to be clever would probably help.

Chris 07-08-2024 10:27

Re: US Election 2024
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36180789)
Perfectly lucid, my translation services are always available.

For someone who claims not to care that much, you don’t half love simping for the Donald.

‘Lucid’ is never the word that first springs to mind when attempting to parse anything Trump says. And when you do get to the bottom of it you inevitably find its grievance layered on fantasy and garnished with impotence.

For all he was attacking Biden for being unfit to run for a second term, he genuinely had no contingency plan in place should he get what he said he wanted. Biden is no longer on the ticket yet Trump spends significant amounts of time attacking him or doing some weird cosmic manifesting thing where he dreams up scenarios for getting Biden back on the ticket.

Trump is a malignant narcissist in cognitive decline, consumed by rage, impotence and the fear that when he loses in November there will be nothing he can do to keep himself out of jail. And it is driving him absolutely nuts.

jfman 07-08-2024 10:46

Re: US Election 2024
 
To be generous, I think he either thought they’d stick with Biden or they’d tear themselves apart picking a new nominee. Harris didn’t poll well before the unifying effort which was expertly done.

I agree there was no contingency plan for a unifying candidate that got a decent bump.

Damien 07-08-2024 11:01

Re: US Election 2024
 
The new VP nominee talks very well. If there was a primary process he wouldn't have been a bad nominee for the top of the ticket himself.



You look at the energy the Democrats now have and wonder why it took them so long to make this change. It's night and day. Although it's still, probably, marginally in Trump's favour it's a much closer in the polling as well. What a turnaround. Their convention will be so much more energised.

He does a good job of making left-wing positions seem fair enough and normal. Just matter of factly saying women should be in charge of their bodies and others should 'mind their own business' for example.

ianch99 07-08-2024 11:03

Re: US Election 2024
 
The current polling is interesting. It shows that Harris closed the gap that Trump had over Biden: https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com...2024/national/

Maybe the Democrats have a chance in November esp. as Trump is visibly rattled by this turnaround.

Chris 07-08-2024 11:13

Re: US Election 2024
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Damien (Post 36180827)
You look at the energy the Democrats now have and wonder why it took them so long to make this change.

Because it’s an unwritten rule that a sitting president gets to decide whether he’s going for a second term. If he wants to do it, the party doesn’t defenestrate him. However, in this case Biden’s originally-stated intention to be a ‘transitional’ figure was set aside. Most likely, I suspect, at the urging of those close to him who were exercising a very significant amount of influence over him given his evident cognitive decline, and enjoying their taste of executive power. They will have told themselves they could keep making the decisions and as long as they could prop him up in front of a camera from time to time they could make it through another term.

It took them so long to make the change because those who were trying to keep Biden in the race needed to see there was no way he could win before they were willing to accept that their project was only going to result in Trump in the White House. Once they accepted that, they had to talk Biden back down. By the time all this was done it was almost too late.

TheDaddy 07-08-2024 12:26

Re: US Election 2024
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris (Post 36180825)
For someone who claims not to care that much, you don’t half love simping for the Donald.

Yeah that's weird...

Quote:

Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36180826)
To be generous, I think he either thought they’d stick with Biden or they’d tear themselves apart picking a new nominee. Harris didn’t poll well before the unifying effort which was expertly done.

I agree there was no contingency plan for a unifying candidate that got a decent bump.

I don't think donny thought Biden would step aside, he can't imagine or process someone putting anyone but themselves first no matter the consequences.

Not going to pretend I knew Tim's name let alone anything about him till he was nominated but based on what I've seen and heard I like him, he's like a cross between Bernie Sanders and John McCain

Pierre 07-08-2024 15:21

Re: US Election 2024
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by GrimUpNorth (Post 36180799)
I see the weird comment went straight over your head.

You do need to try and keep up, spending less time trying to be clever would probably help.

????

Quote:

For someone who claims not to care that much, you don’t half love simping for the Donald.

‘Lucid’ is never the word that first springs to mind when attempting to parse anything Trump says. And when you do get to the bottom of it you inevitably find its grievance layered on fantasy and garnished with impotence.
Well it was posted tongue in cheek after, my other tongue in cheek translation on the other thread.


https://www.cableforum.uk/board/show...&postcount=854

But you guys seem to be wound up as tight as coiled springs!

So I’ll give you all some space to calm down.

jfman 07-08-2024 20:28

Re: US Election 2024
 
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jfman 08-08-2024 10:59

Re: US Election 2024
 
Harris is now slight favourite on Skybet. 5/6, with Trump being 10/11.

1andrew1 08-08-2024 19:22

Re: US Election 2024
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36180921)
Harris is now slight favourite on Skybet. 5/6, with Trump being 10/11.

We now have a two-horse race!

Mr K 08-08-2024 19:49

Re: US Election 2024
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36180921)
Harris is now slight favourite on Skybet. 5/6, with Trump being 10/11.

Those odds go to show why bookies always win ;)


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