Conquer Club

Anyone still think voting Biden was a good idea?

Let's go Brandon

FJB

when you consider what the alternative was, yes. count your lucky stars, concrete - all 50 of 'em...

Trump would have been so much better then what we got. We have a president who sounds like an idiot just about every time he speaks. The Afghanistan debacle was horrendous. I am ashamed he is our president.
In 2024, Trump will win by the biggest margin in USA history.
That being said

FJB

yeah, Trump was a great orator... . not gonna argue w/you about Afghanistan, that was not handled well at all.

concrete wrote:Trump would have been so much better then what we got. We have a president who sounds like an idiot just about every time he speaks. The Afghanistan debacle was horrendous. I am ashamed he is our president.
In 2024, Trump will win by the biggest margin in USA history.
That being said

FJB

I don't think there been a better opportunity for a 3rd party candidate in the USA in the last 100 years. 50+% of the country will not vote Trump under any circumstance. 30% won't vote Biden under any circumstance, and another 30% will only vote for him if there are no other options besides Trump/Biden.

If a 3rd party found a way to run someone who isn't a moron, I could see 15-20% of the vote going that way

I am considering it.
Commitments on the 'Gammon circuit may preclude, however.
How bountiful are the gifts of God.

riskllama wrote:when you consider what the alternative was, yes. count your lucky stars, concrete - all 50 of 'em...

Love ya RL, but you're so wrong here. Better stick to Canada stuff like poutine

mookiemcgee wrote:I don't think there been a better opportunity for a 3rd party candidate in the USA in the last 100 years.

I fully support Andrew Yang running for president.

There's no chance I'd vote for him but I fully support him running.

mookiemcgee wrote:If a 3rd party found a way to run someone who isn't a moron

and the electoral system wasn't set up to effectively exclude anyone other than the two existing political parties.