Yes. He's running with Trump's platform, but has an IQ higher than a bag of rocks. Which makes him dangerous.is this guy smart
Yes. He's running with Trump's platform, but has an IQ higher than a bag of rocks. Which makes him dangerous.is this guy smart
Either way, I agree that he will be a more formidable opponent than Trump ever thought about being. (His tan is real, too.)Yes. He's running with Trump's platform, but is smart. Which makes him dangerous.
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hopefully a lot of folks find his performative cruelty disgusting.Yes. He's running with Trump's platform, but has an IQ higher than a bag of rocks. Which makes him dangerous.
My memory of Exodus is hazy after all these years, but didn't the Israelites celebrate their entry into the promised land by slaughtering every man, woman and child already living there? Pretty sure they stole their stuff, too.If we piece the Leviticus passage with Deuteronomy 28:43-44, it really makes for an interesting story.
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Specifically among independent voters. Republicans are not likely to be moved.hopefully a lot of folks find his performative cruelty disgusting.
republicans are likely to be inspired by his stuntsSpecifically among independent voters. Republicans are not likely to be moved.
I don't think this political stunt helps Desantis at all. Almost anyone outside the Trump base will see it as an incredibly cruel.And because faith in institutions like the DOJ and FBI have never been lower among U.S. citizens, a move against Desantis could actually help the guy in the long-run. Unbelievable. And it begs the question: is this guy smart or lucky?
I agree, but he knows that he has to out crazy the other MAGAs to win the primary.I don't think this political stunt helps Desantis at all. Almost anyone outside the Trump base will see it as an incredibly cruel.
True enough, but people tend to show more outrage during times of plenty. Right now, my gut feeling is that voters are more concerned about their vanishing retirement and increased cost of living. The immigration crisis won't go ignored, but can it swing an election? I am not hopeful.I don't think this political stunt helps Desantis at all. Almost anyone outside the Trump base will see it as an incredibly cruel.
Ok, but that's a different argument. Here's your post I was responding to.True enough, but people tend to show more outrage during times of plenty. Right now, my gut feeling is that voters are more concerned about their vanishing retirement and increased cost of living. The immigration crisis won't go ignored, but can it swing an election? I am not hopeful.
Personally, I think Desantis has peed in his own whiskey. For a guy with presidential aspirations, lying to immigrants and flying them to Martha's Vinyard has completely backfired on him. Swing voters aren't likely to see him as a good presidential candidate.CrimsonJazz said:
And because faith in institutions like the DOJ and FBI have never been lower among U.S. citizens, a move against Desantis could actually help the guy in the long-run. Unbelievable. And it begs the question: is this guy smart or lucky?
People that live in areas that are directly impacted by this mass influx of immigrants will definitely have it in mind when voting, but people normally don't start to care much about anything until it directly impacts them and their daily lives. So until it begins to impact a mass amount of people/voters, I don't think there's enough interest in the problem to have it impact votes.True enough, but people tend to show more outrage during times of plenty. Right now, my gut feeling is that voters are more concerned about their vanishing retirement and increased cost of living. The immigration crisis won't go ignored, but can it swing an election? I am not hopeful.
This is a good point. Compare a handful of angry, rich white people in Martha's Vineyard to the collective anger of the border states and it's not even a wash. Making matters even more interesting is the fact that Hispanics who are here legally aren't exactly playing by the script. As far as I can tell, a majority of them are squarely against open borders. How they are reacting to the Desantis stunt remains to be seen. I am fortunate to have a "fly on the wall" view of these discussions/reactions because I married into a very large Hispanic family and when they speak on issues such as this, you can bet your bottom I'm paying attention. I've heard some things that nearly knocked me out of my chair. Needless to say, many of the assumptions I had going in have been turned upside down.At some point, the
People that live in areas that are directly impacted by this mass influx of immigrants will definitely have it in mind when voting, but people normally don't start to care much about anything until it directly impacts them and their daily lives. So until it begins to a mass amount of people/voters, I don't think there's enough interest in the problem to have it impact votes.
Yeah, my sister and BIL live in west Texas and the demographics in their town are overwhelmingly Hispanic and Caucasian. A lot of their friends are Hispanic and they are against uncontrolled immigration like the open borders we have now. They ARE NOT against immigration, for obvious reasons, but are not for a free for all like the mass amount of people entering these border towns. They are not equipped to handle it and it can be disastrous and lead to dangerous situations.This is a good point. Compare a handful of angry, rich white people in Martha's Vineyard to the collective anger of the border states and it's not even a wash. Making matters even more interesting is the fact that Hispanics who are here legally aren't exactly playing by the script. As far as I can tell, a majority of them are squarely against open borders. How they are reacting to the Desantis stunt remains to be seen. I am fortunate to have a "fly on the wall" view of these discussions/reactions because I married into a very large Hispanic family and when they speak on issues such as this, you can bet your bottom I'm paying attention. I've heard some things that nearly knocked me out of my chair. Needless to say, many of the assumptions I had going in have been turned upside down.
Yup, he's going after the maga voters to peel them away from the mango moron. Just a matter of time before he is trumps next target.I agree, but he knows that he has to out crazy the other MAGAs to win the primary.
funny that you think this is just about a few rich white people in the vineyard.This is a good point. Compare a handful of angry, rich white people in Martha's Vineyard to the collective anger of the border states and it's not even a wash. Making matters even more interesting is the fact that Hispanics who are here legally aren't exactly playing by the script. As far as I can tell, a majority of them are squarely against open borders. How they are reacting to the Desantis stunt remains to be seen. I am fortunate to have a "fly on the wall" view of these discussions/reactions because I married into a very large Hispanic family and when they speak on issues such as this, you can bet your bottom I'm paying attention. I've heard some things that nearly knocked me out of my chair. Needless to say, many of the assumptions I had going in have been turned upside down.
And that fact may save DeSantis' ass...funny that you think this is just about a few rich white people in the vineyard.
not sure if you realize it, but the folks who are being used as pawns in this stunt are here legally
Naw, it's happening in New York, Chicago and various other sanctuary cities to be sure. The ratio is still highly unbalanced at this time.funny that you think this is just about a few rich white people in the vineyard.
not sure if you realize it, but the folks who are being used as pawns in this stunt are here legally
That’s a really interesting development. I’m curious why.And that fact may save DeSantis' ass...