https://twitter.com/
Methinks after CBC deleted hundreds if not thousands of comments in order to control the Fake Left narrative over the course of 3 days folks on both sides of the 49th should compare our work ASAP N'esy Pas?
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/grenier-us-election-polls-1.5755976
Methinks this article and the many comments
easily attest to the fact that legions of Canadians such as I have a
huge stake in the results of the upcoming election south of the
Medicine Line N'esy Pas?
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/grenier-us-election-polls-1.5755976
With election day getting closer, Donald Trump's odds are not getting any better
Joe Biden's lead over Donald Trump is now the widest it has been since he became the Democratic nominee
U.S. President Donald Trump has fallen further behind in the polls ahead of the Nov. 3 presidential election. (Erin Scott/Reuters)
Two weeks ago, Donald Trump was on track to lose the U.S. presidential election. After a chaotic debate performance and a COVID-19 diagnosis, Trump's chances of winning the election fair and square have only gotten worse.
And he is running out of time.
On Sept. 29, the CBC's Presidential Poll Tracker pegged Democratic nominee and former vice-president Joe Biden as the favourite. His lead in national polls stood at about 7.3 percentage points.
He was ahead by at least five points in enough states to secure 275 electoral college votes, slightly more than the 270 votes needed to win the White House. Trump had a lot of ground to make up — more than he did at the same point of the 2016 campaign against Hillary Clinton.
At the time, however, the incumbent was in a position where he could narrowly secure re-election if he could win the toss-up states and add Florida and Pennsylvania to his electoral map.
But Trump has not made up any ground since then — and the election is 10 days closer.
The Presidential Poll Tracker now puts Biden ahead in national support among decided voters by 10.7 points, his widest lead of the campaign so far. That easily beats the 7.5-point lead Clinton was enjoying at her peak in the 2016 campaign in mid-October, after the last of her three debates with Trump.
Biden now leads by at least five points in states worth a total of 308 electoral college votes, giving him even more margin for error. Add in the states where he leads by between two and five points and Biden appears to be on track to secure over 350 electoral college votes, which would give him a victory about as decisive as Barack Obama's triumph over John McCain in 2008.
A number of factors likely are driving this bump for Biden.
Post-debate polls suggested that more viewers thought Biden won the debate with Trump. The Republican incumbent repeatedly interrupted the Democratic challenger, refrained from denouncing white supremacists and refused to agree to a peaceful transition of power should he lose the election.
The fact that Trump came down with COVID-19 — after spending weeks ridiculing Biden for wearing masks and after publicly demonstrating his disdain for basic preventative measures to keep himself and those around him safe — probably acted as a drag on the president's poll numbers as well. A majority of Americans already disapproved of Trump's management of the pandemic response and a CNN/SSRS poll found that 63 per cent of Americans took a dim view of how he handled the risk of exposing those around him to the coronavirus.
That poll found a majority of respondents in all racial, gender, age and educational demographics agreed that he had acted irresponsibly — including two-thirds of independents. Even 19 per cent of Republicans thought Trump had acted irresponsibly.
Biden's electoral map is growing
A number of states that were only leaning toward Biden a couple weeks ago are now looking safer for the Democratic Party. Florida and New Hampshire, deemed "leaning" states on Sept. 29, are now looking like Biden wins. His margin over Trump has increased by about four points in both states since the first debate.
States that were toss-ups, like Arizona and North Carolina, are now leaning Democratic. Biden's margin has increased by about two points in both of these states.
Trump was narrowly favoured to win Georgia and Iowa on Sept. 29. Now, Biden is projected to be leading by 2.5 points in Iowa and 2.6 points in Georgia.
Texas, leaning Republican two weeks ago, is now a toss-up and a virtual tie between Biden and Trump.
This is a map that gives Biden lots of options. If Biden is able to sweep the Midwest by capturing Iowa and Ohio — in addition to states like Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania that narrowly voted for Trump in 2016 — then he doesn't need to win states in the South like Florida, Georgia or North Carolina. Biden could watch southwestern states like Arizona and Texas remain in the Republican column and still clear the 270-vote mark needed to win the White House.
State-level projections for the U.S. presidential election as of Oct. 8, 2020. (CBC)
Under-performing in the Midwest — as Clinton did in 2016 — would not block his path to victory if Black and Hispanic voters come out in big numbers in Georgia and Arizona.
Having lots of options helps Biden — and those options look a little more solid than they did for Clinton. Biden has widened the map into traditionally Republican states while also putting up better poll numbers among white and older Americans — demographics that could help him win states in the Midwest that Clinton was unable to secure four years ago.
Can Trump turn things around?
There isn't much time remaining for Trump to turn these negative trend lines around. But that doesn't mean he can't do it.
In the CBC's Presidential Poll Tracker in 2016, Clinton's peak national lead of 7.5 points came about three weeks before election day. Clinton's actual margin of victory in the popular vote was 2.1 points when ballots were cast, but thanks to three states Trump won by less than a percentage point, he was able to secure a win in the electoral college.
Trump now needs to see the polls swing by about six to seven points in order to put himself back in the position he was in on election night in 2016. Closing the gap by just five points might not be enough for him to pull off another upset.
That's a lot to ask, considering how much has changed since the last election. There are fewer voters this time who are either undecided or say they will vote for a third party candidate.
Polls suggest a majority of Americans continue to view Trump unfavourably, while Biden is better liked than Clinton was. That means fewer swing voters making up their minds between two candidates they dislike. Those swing voters broke disproportionately for Trump last time.
This has been a roller coaster election campaign, so it's possible the polls could swing again and make this race competitive once more.
But it's just as possible that the trend lines won't improve for Trump — and that, in another two weeks, his prospects look even bleaker than they do today.
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The Third Day
David Amos
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Methinks
Cross Country Checkup with "Ask Me Anything with Susan Rice,
former National Security Advisor to Barack Obama" just raised the ante
in the wicked game between Canada and Trump bigtime N'esy Pas?
David Amos
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Deja Vu Anyone?
"Living next to you is in some ways like sleeping with an elephant. No matter how friendly and even-tempered is the beast, if I can call it that, one is affected by every twitch and grunt."
Pierre Trudeau
Methinks despite all the vexatious remarks in the arguments from all sides published within this public forum about Trump's bid for a second term the upcoming Yankee election truly is a legitimate concern to all Canadians whether or not they appreciate my kind of fierce politicking and litigation on both sides of the 49th. As Trudeau the Elder said long ago we are mouse in bed with an elephant N'esy Pas?
"Living next to you is in some ways like sleeping with an elephant. No matter how friendly and even-tempered is the beast, if I can call it that, one is affected by every twitch and grunt."
Pierre Trudeau
Methinks despite all the vexatious remarks in the arguments from all sides published within this public forum about Trump's bid for a second term the upcoming Yankee election truly is a legitimate concern to all Canadians whether or not they appreciate my kind of fierce politicking and litigation on both sides of the 49th. As Trudeau the Elder said long ago we are mouse in bed with an elephant N'esy Pas?
David Amos
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Methinks is
interesting what I just heard on CBC The elephant in this circus (whom
Biden has labelled as a clown) has just announced that he is immune to
the strange virus that Canada is involved with numerous Patent and
Trademark Offices (PTOs) around the world N'esy Pas?
"The Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) announced that all deadlines on IP matters falling between March 16, 2020 and June 12, 2020 will be extended.
The result of designating these days is that if a time period is fixed under the Patent Act, Trademarks Act and Industrial Design Act then all such time limits ending on any of these designated days will now be extended until June 15, 2020"
"The Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) announced that all deadlines on IP matters falling between March 16, 2020 and June 12, 2020 will be extended.
The result of designating these days is that if a time period is fixed under the Patent Act, Trademarks Act and Industrial Design Act then all such time limits ending on any of these designated days will now be extended until June 15, 2020"
David Amos
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Methinks
despite all the vexatious remarks in the arguments from all sides
published within this public forum about Trump's bid for a second term
the upcoming Yankee election truly is a legitimate concern to all
Canadians whether or not they appreciate my kind of fierce politicking
and litigation on both sides of the 49th. As Trudeau the Elder said long
ago we are mouse in bed with an elephant N'esy Pas?
"Living next to you is in some ways like sleeping with an elephant. No matter how friendly and even-tempered is the beast, if I can call it that, one is affected by every twitch and grunt."
Pierre Trudeau
"Living next to you is in some ways like sleeping with an elephant. No matter how friendly and even-tempered is the beast, if I can call it that, one is affected by every twitch and grunt."
Pierre Trudeau
Donald Fox
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Reply to @David Amos:
N'esy Pas?????????
N'esy Pas?????????
David Amos
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Reply to @Donald Fox: Chiac ala Bay of Fundy
David Amos
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Reply
to @Donald Fox: FYI Chiac is spoken in the area where Justin"s former
babysitter and his daddy the former Governor General come from just like
I do. Nobody can deny that I ran in Fundy Royal 3 times thus far
Colin Beck
Fidel
Castro of Cuba, Doc. Duvalier of Haiti & Murmur Gadaffi of Libya
all had one thing in common that kept them in power. "They tied up the
boats at night." ___ All Libya needs today is someone who knows how to
tie a good knot.
David Amos
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Reply to @Colin Beck: Thats not even remotely funny
John White
Hopefully
the gap between Trump and Biden will widen even more before election
day. If that is the case Biden might be the winner even before the mail
in ballots are counted. Even if Trump has the narrowest of margins on
election night he will declare that he is the winner and then challenge
the legitimacy of the mail in ballots. If he can find enough useful
idiots he might be able to pull off his coup.
David Amos
Reply to @John White: So you say
al mark
Should
take a look at state level races that are taking place at this time.
Texas only needs 9 seats to flip. Florida 4. Arizona 2. To turn turn
Dem at the state level. Which would be great to remove some of the
ferrymandering and other impediments to actual voting.
al mark
David Amos
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Reply
to @al mark: FYI The political practice of gerrymandering is
named after Thomas Gerry an evil Yankee from Beantown who shares my
birthday..He was a Democratic-Republican (Go Figure)
Gerry was one of only three delegates who voted against the constitution He also advocated indirect elections. Although he was unsuccessful in obtaining them for the lower house of Congress, Gerry did obtain such indirect elections for the Senate, whose members were to be selected by the state legislatures. Gerry also advanced numerous proposals for indirect elections of the President of the United States, most of them involving limiting the right to vote to the state governors and electoral college. (Imagine that?)
Methinks despite his protests he did mind twisting things so he could be the Governor of Massachusetts before dying in office as the fifth vice president of the United States under Madison N'esy Pas?
Gerry was one of only three delegates who voted against the constitution He also advocated indirect elections. Although he was unsuccessful in obtaining them for the lower house of Congress, Gerry did obtain such indirect elections for the Senate, whose members were to be selected by the state legislatures. Gerry also advanced numerous proposals for indirect elections of the President of the United States, most of them involving limiting the right to vote to the state governors and electoral college. (Imagine that?)
Methinks despite his protests he did mind twisting things so he could be the Governor of Massachusetts before dying in office as the fifth vice president of the United States under Madison N'esy Pas?
In two years, the
next round of mid terms is coming. Only 12 Dem seats are up, while at
least 22 Repub seats are. If the Dems can keep the house, then the
Dems should cement control of both house.
David Amos
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Reply to @al mark: Methinks some sheople hate Yankee history N'esy Pas?
al mark
In
two years, the next round of mid terms is coming. Only 12 Dem seats
are up, while at least 22 Repub seats are. If the Dems can keep the
house, then the Dems should cement control of both house.
al mark
Reply to @al mark: -Re-reading, forgot to mention I'm talking Senate seats.
David Amos
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Reply to @al mark:
Methinks this Yankee election is far from history and a lot can happen
in the two years from now particularly in light of all that happened
this year N'esy Pas?
David Amos
Reply to @al mark: Methinks if ya snooze you lose reading the replies N'esy Pas?
Harvey York
Reply to @David Amos: maybe Trump can pull some strings and get your Medicare card back for ya ;)
Reply to @David Amos: maybe Trump can pull some strings and get your Medicare card back for ya ;)
Glenn
Storey
Hahahahahaha.
"President Trump’s son Eric on Sunday called his father’s treatment for COVID-19 a vaccine that he further claimed the president helped create from “day one.”
“My father literally started day one creating this vaccine. He worked to push this vaccine and now my father just took it and you see how well he got over it,” Eric Trump told ABC “This Week’s” Jon Karl."
The stupid, it burns.
"President Trump’s son Eric on Sunday called his father’s treatment for COVID-19 a vaccine that he further claimed the president helped create from “day one.”
“My father literally started day one creating this vaccine. He worked to push this vaccine and now my father just took it and you see how well he got over it,” Eric Trump told ABC “This Week’s” Jon Karl."
The stupid, it burns.
David Amos
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Reply to @Glenn
Storey: Methinks you can trust that I am not laughing. You should not
deny that earlier today I proved to you its interesting that after 3
days people such you and I are still pounding our keyboards and posting
our opinions while you and your cohorts try to ignore my words that
often go "Poof" N'esy Pas?
David Amos
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Reply
to @Glenn Storey: "Poof"There goes another one of mine I would lay odds
that you must have noticed whenever you refresh this page how often the
tally of the comments has gone down instead of up. Methinks they
obviously have been deleting hundreds of comments over the course of the
past 3 days in order to twist the narrative in order to maintain their
support the Fake Left agenda that WE the taxpayers are funding whether
we like it or not N'esy Pas?
Donald Fox
I
have read that Trump has rigged the Electoral College to support him,
even if the popular vote in those states voted against him - be prepared
for an uprising if this happens.
I've read that too, but it wasn't written by Hillary. In fact I've encountered that possibility multiple times, including one in which the writer disputes the possibility.
Eddie Tamara
Reply to @Donald Fox: I read that same article written by Hillary Clinton
Ron Vollans
Reply to @Donald Fox: I've read that too, but it wasn't written by Hillary. In fact I've encountered that possibility multiple times, including one in which the writer disputes the possibility.
David Amos
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Reply to @Donald Fox: I reply to you and my post goes "Poof" immediately?
Go Figure why I blog everything and tweet about it first
Go Figure why I blog everything and tweet about it first
David Amos
Reply to @Eddie Tamara: Go Figure
Adrian Prince
Reply to @Donald Fox: Please post the link of this bombshell
Mike
Unsern
Reply to @Adrian Prince: https://www.forbes.com/sites/tommybeer/2020/09/23/report-trump-campaign-actively-discussing-radical-measures-to-bypass-election-results/#6fb388cd4800
Enjoy.
Enjoy.
Adrian Prince
Reply to @Mike
Unsern: A jarring new report from The Atlantic claims that the Trump
campaign is discussing potential strategies to circumvent the results of
the 2020 election. Obviously you still believe Donald Trump Colluded
with Putin in 2016?
Adrian Prince
Reply to @Mike
Unsern: August 26 2020 Hillary Clinton said in an interview “Joe Biden
should not concede under any circumstances, because I think this is
going to drag out, and eventually I do believe he will win if we don't
give an inch, and if we are as focused and relentless as the other side
is,” Clinton said in an interview with her former communications
director Jennifer Palmieri for Showtime's “The Circus,” which released a
clip Tuesday.
David Amos
Reply to @Mike Unsern: Enjoy
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/fundy-royal-riding-profile-1.3274276
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/fundy-royal-riding-profile-1.3274276
Mike Unsern
Reply to @Adrian Prince: You wanted the link. I provided it. If you don't like the response, consider not asking for it.
David Amos
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Reply to @Adrian Prince: Welcome to the circus
Glenn
Storey
"ABC/WaPo
poll joins NYT/Siena, Fox News, CNN, Reuters, in finding a double digit
lead for Biden nationally since the first debate: 54-42.
https://abcnews.go.com/amp/Politics/powered-trust-pandemic-biden-leads-12-points-nationwide/story?id=73528233…
(This particular poll had Clinton only up 4 at this equivalent time, though that was on low end.)"
(This particular poll had Clinton only up 4 at this equivalent time, though that was on low end.)"
Eddie Tamara
Reply to @Glenn Storey: that's why Bidens avoiding the second debate because he's so far ahead. Lol
Ron Vollans
Reply to @Eddie Tamara:
It's Trump who's refusing. He won't produce proof of non-contagious and he won't do remote. So Biden is not taking any chances by being in the same room with a person who is contagious.
It's Trump who's refusing. He won't produce proof of non-contagious and he won't do remote. So Biden is not taking any chances by being in the same room with a person who is contagious.
Glenn
Storey
Reply to @Eddie Tamara: Riiiiigggggggghhhhtttttttt. *rolls eyes*
David Amos
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Reply to @Glenn
Storey: Methinks its interesting that after 3 days people such you and I
are still pounding our keyboards and posting our opinions while you and
your cohorts try to ignore my replies N'esy Pas?
Glenn
Storey
Reply to @David Amos: Huh?
David Amos
Reply to @Eddie Tamara: Methinks many a true word is said in jest N'esy Pas?
Doug Torgerson
Reply to @Glenn
Storey: Btw, HRC actually won the national vote by 2%, so that poll in
2016 differed by only two points from the final election outcome.
Glenn
Storey:
Reply to @Doug Torgerson: Oh, I know.
David Amos
Reply to @Doug Torgerson: So?
David Amos
Reply to @Glenn Storey: :Huh?"
Scroll up then go figure why he narrative is controlled
Scroll up then go figure why he narrative is controlled
Doug
Torgerson
Reply to @David Amos: Never mind. You can go back to sleep.
David Amos
Reply to @Doug
Torgerson: Methinks everybody in the know on both sides of the 49th know
why I ran for public office seven times and sued the Crown while you
were sleeping N'esy Pas?
carl
Gustov
haha polls yes they are always correct lol MAGA
Adrian Prince:
David Amos
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Reply to @carl
Gustov: The fat lady sings soon. However methinks the mystery is will
the MAGA crowd accept the tune if it doesn't suit them N'esy Pas?
Reply
to @carl Gustov: A flurry of recently released polls show Democratic
presidential candidate Joe Biden leading President Donald Trump by
double digits with less than a month until the November 3 presidential
election. In fact, the Real Clear Politics Average of Polls currently
has Joe Biden enjoying a comfortable 9.6 point lead over Donald Trump.
However, looking back at the same period in 2016, a number of polls–at least 13–showed Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton with a big lead over Donald Trump in the month preceding the November 2016 election.
However, looking back at the same period in 2016, a number of polls–at least 13–showed Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton with a big lead over Donald Trump in the month preceding the November 2016 election.
Mike Unsern
Reply to @Adrian Prince: They showed her with a lead. Not a big lead.
David Amos
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Reply
to @Adrian Prince @Mike Unsern: Methinks it too bad so sad my reply to
Mr Gustov did not stand the test of time although its quite likely that
you dudes don't care N'esy Pas?
Lucia Lorini
Trump
was voted in as President of the United States. If that can happen
once, why wouldn't it again? The circumstances at the time were brutal
in terms of how he was and what he said and how he behaved, and he STILL
got voted in.
He'll be elected again by the same people, those who find him as a lesser evil.
He'll be elected again by the same people, those who find him as a lesser evil.
Glenn Storey
Reply to @Lucia Lorini: Oh boy. Why do you people STILL think it's 2016?
Lucia Lorini
Reply to @Glenn Storey: Definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result. ; )
David Amos
Reply to @Lucia Lorini: I concur
Glenn Storey
Reply to @Lucia Lorini: Fair enough. I apologize.
David Amos
Reply to @Glenn Storey: Wow
Glenn Storey
Reply to @David Amos: Trump's till going to lose.
David Amos
Reply to @Glenn Storey: Why should we care?
dave edgerton
Reply to @Glenn Storey: I would bet on him winning. Did you not see the harris-pence debate?
David Amos
Reply to @dave edgerton: I would not be the farm on it
Lucia
Lorini
Reply to @Glenn Storey: No worries!
Doug Torgerson
Reply to @Lucia
Lorini: The Electoral College difference in 2016 was made by minuscule
margins in three states: Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. Today,
Biden leads each of those states in the polling averages by more than
7%. Plus each of those states has a Democratic governor, making it much
harder for Trump to cheat. And plus, Biden has the momentum this time.
It wasn't at all like that in 2016. I know because I called it for
Trump then. Not this time.
Lucia
Lorini
Reply to @Doug Torgerson: That's good to know. Thank you.
Glenn
Storey
Reply to @dave edgerton: Nope, but I can read what all the polls are saying.
David Amos
Reply to @Glenn
Storey: Methinks polls were wrong in the past and history has been known
to repeat itself. Hence we can't be certain of anything other than
being aware that the clown (Biden called him that) whom many other
Yankees call "The Donald" has been putting on an interesting circus
that has seriously affected everybody's future N'esy Pas?
Adrian Prince
Reply to @Lucia Lorini: Lucia what policies of President Donald Trump do you disagree with?
Adrian Prince
Reply to @Lucia
Lorini: Before Covid-19 The unemployment rate for women reached its
lowest rate in 65 years under President Trump. Insane?
Mike
Unser
Reply to @David Amos:
The polls were not actually wrong. People voted pretty much in exacty
the way the polls said they would. The only thing that they didn't
account for was an unprecedented number of white, college-aged males
turning out, and an equally unprecedented number of black people and
especially black women, not turning out.
Not only are neither of those situation now unprecedented, meaning they're being factored into the electoral calculation results, but the conditions that were affecting the black vote no longer apply, as the IRA influencing campaign has been largely outed, and both twitter and facebook are being much more proactive in eliminating false bots and making links to fake news sites much more apprant.
In addition, Biden does not have the disadvantage of several million dollars of public money being used over several years to try to create smoke around him, nor does he have the disadvantage of running in American politics as a woman.
Not only are neither of those situation now unprecedented, meaning they're being factored into the electoral calculation results, but the conditions that were affecting the black vote no longer apply, as the IRA influencing campaign has been largely outed, and both twitter and facebook are being much more proactive in eliminating false bots and making links to fake news sites much more apprant.
In addition, Biden does not have the disadvantage of several million dollars of public money being used over several years to try to create smoke around him, nor does he have the disadvantage of running in American politics as a woman.
David Amos
Reply to @Mike
Unsern: Methinks many would agree that you need to review history. Many
folks must recall how the Fake left News Media was shocked on election
night when Trump won Florida Ohio and Pennsylvania and everybody knew
then it was all over but the crying N'esy Pas?
Mike
Unsern
Reply
to @David Amos: Ookay.. and how does any of that have anything at all
to do with my post, which was simply on the facts of the actual
situation surrounding the election of Mr. Trump and the state of the
polls at the time.
Whether the media was shocked at the result, or cried, or did whatever seems to have gotten you aroused, is irrelevant to what the facts surrounding the polls and the eventual results were.
Whether the media was shocked at the result, or cried, or did whatever seems to have gotten you aroused, is irrelevant to what the facts surrounding the polls and the eventual results were.
David Amos
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Reply to @Mike Unsern If that was a question Trust that it was not worthy of a reply.
Methinks you should act ethically and review your own words in lieu of trying to sneak in the last word before the comment section closes so it would appear that I did not meet your dubious rebuttal N'esy Pas?
Methinks you should act ethically and review your own words in lieu of trying to sneak in the last word before the comment section closes so it would appear that I did not meet your dubious rebuttal N'esy Pas?
dave
edgerton
If
the harris-pence debate was an indicator of a winner I would bet on
trum campaign. Biden-harris would pack the Supreme Court and begin to
unravel the constitution which is very dangerous. Pelosi in their hive
would be nasty. The dems are not looking out for the us they are looking
out for power. Trumps is unpolished and crass but has done more in 4
years than many in 8.
Doug Torgerson
Reply to @dave
edgerton: Whatever Biden might choose to do about the SCOTUS, Trump will
have no chance to question him about it. The debates were supposed to
be Trump's ace in the hole, but his chickening out of the remaining
debates after blowing the first one has its consequences.
David Amos
Reply to @dave edgerton: I concurdave
edgerton
Reply to @Doug Torgerson: that's because the moderators of the debates were stacked against the rep campaign in both cases
dave
edgerton
Reply to @Doug
Torgerson: it would appear that the host of both debates leaned toward
the dems favour and were not impartial. No one would bother with that a
second time.
Doug Torgerson
Reply to @dave
edgerton: I'd let Trump do his own whining. Turns out he never had an
ace in the hole, and after chickening out of the debates, all he's got
now is COVID.
Glenn Storey
Reply to @dave edgerton: Oh for god's sake. They can't unravel the constitution.
David Amos
Reply to @Glenn Storey: Wanna bet?
Glenn Storey
Reply to @David Amos: Yes. I do. How about 750$? Seems appropriate.
Adrian Prince
Reply to @Glenn Storey: You want to bet Glen?
David Amos
Reply to @Glenn Storey: Trust that I am more than game.
Methinks if you are truly serious email me your contact info and we can swap the money digitally when we see whether or not Biden et al stuff the Srpreme Court with their cronies if and he is elected.. Everybody knows my contact info is readily available on the Internet or they can query the docket in Federal Court then scroll to the bottom of my complaint File No T-1557-15 N'esy Pas?
Methinks if you are truly serious email me your contact info and we can swap the money digitally when we see whether or not Biden et al stuff the Srpreme Court with their cronies if and he is elected.. Everybody knows my contact info is readily available on the Internet or they can query the docket in Federal Court then scroll to the bottom of my complaint File No T-1557-15 N'esy Pas?
Glenn Storey
Reply to @Adrian Prince: Yep. You want odds? I'll give you 100 -1.
David Amos
Reply to @Glenn Storey: Does that offer hold for me as well???
Glenn Storey
Reply to @David Amos: Yep
David Amos
Reply to @Glenn Storey: Cool Now prove to me that you are serious
Mike Unsern
Reply to @dave edgerton: Because the Fox news team is so known for leaning in the dems favour, you mean?
John
Johnsrud
Sadly
the US have two no-nod contenders. Is this the best either party could
come up with? Are there no prismatic leaders anywhere there in that
great country? They finally hit the bottom of the bucket in both
parties. If Sleepy Joe wins, Canada 's energy section will be hit. If
Thumper wins, Canada will be held hostage to a meglomaniac, and more
lunacy of distrust! Their hooped either way as are we..... Flies on the
wall maybe!
David Amos
Reply to @John
Johnsrud: Methinks our purportedly profound "Just Democracy" is faring
no better these days with the talk of Wexit and the dubious the
proroguing of Parliament and the latest opposition leader walking back
on his recent promises to his political party N'esy Pas?
Derek
Hunter
He knows he's lost, thats why he's acting out more and more. Its quite comical really
Methinks the fat lady ain't sung yet south of the Medicine Line and north of it Mr Bachman of BTO is still entertaining us over the British Queen's pubic media airwaves N'esy Pas?
Elma Fayerrly
Reply to @Derek Hunter: It is quite childish, in my books.
Derek
Hunter
Reply to @Elma Fayerrly:
Agreed, he isvthexworlds biggest baby.
Agreed, he isvthexworlds biggest baby.
Colin Blakemore
Reply to @Derek
Hunter: To quote BTO, "You ain't seen nothin' yet". When he loses he'll
have 3 months to implement operation scorched Earth.
Robert Kerr
Reply to @Derek Hunter: comical? I would laugh if it all weren’t so horrific!
Van Collins
Reply to @Derek Hunter:
If he was confident of winning, he wouldn't be pushing through a new SCG.
The writings on the wall.
We've yet to see how low he'll go as he becomes increasingly desperate to remain in power and benefit from the legal impunity the position holds.
If he was confident of winning, he wouldn't be pushing through a new SCG.
The writings on the wall.
We've yet to see how low he'll go as he becomes increasingly desperate to remain in power and benefit from the legal impunity the position holds.
Lukav Minaev
Reply to @Derek
Hunter: He's a whiny baby, just like most of his simp army. They do
nothing but complain about fake news and how there's always some vast
communist global conspiracy out to get them. Unhinged lunatics.
David Amos
Reply to @Derek Hunter: Welcome to the circus
David Amos
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Reply to @Colin Blakemore: I concur Methinks the fat lady ain't sung yet south of the Medicine Line and north of it Mr Bachman of BTO is still entertaining us over the British Queen's pubic media airwaves N'esy Pas?
David Amos
Reply
to @Robert Kerr: Methinks the ghosts of Socrates Plato and Aristotle
would consider the decline of the Yankee Empire a Greek tragedy about
the rise and fall of a purportedly profound "Just Democracy" by the
wrongs practiced within their notion of a republic N'esy Pas?
Chris Bergen
"I'll release my taxes after the election."
"As president, I won't have time to golf."
"Mexico will pay for the wall."
"I don't know who Stormy Daniels is."
Only fools still listen to Trump.
Robert T. Jones
"As president, I won't have time to golf."
"Mexico will pay for the wall."
"I don't know who Stormy Daniels is."
Only fools still listen to Trump.
Lou David
Reply to @Chris Bergen:
It’s the ones that say, only he speaks the truth, you gotta worry about.
It’s the ones that say, only he speaks the truth, you gotta worry about.
Stephane Kwong
Reply to @Chris Bergen: When someone promises what you want the most, it's hard not to, apparently...
Michael Trebych
Reply to @Chris Bergen: Still?
Always did.
David Amos
Reply to @Chris
Bergen: I agree with what you say about believing the strange dude
Yankees refer to as "The Donald" I can easily prove that I cross paths
with the the President whom political lawyers sucha as Biden and Harris
call a clown. Trust that I can easily prove that I crossed with Trump
and most of his lawyers.I made a point of it out of the gate almost
immediately after he came down his fancy escalator in the Big Apple.
However.......
David Amos
Reply to @Lou David: I
concur. In my humble opinion it would not be wise to ever believe a
politician or a lawyer. Thats why I ran against politicians 7 times and
sued many lawyers.
In
his first year in office, Biden must focus heavily on education reform,
ensuring that all Americans have access to good quality elementary and
secondary education.
With 43.4% of Americans still supporting Trump, it is beyond obvious that the education system has
With 43.4% of Americans still supporting Trump, it is beyond obvious that the education system has
terribly failed that same percentage of
the population.
DAVID MACKENZIE
Reply to @Robert T. Jones: Third World is better educated.
Douglas Webb
Reply to @Robert T.
Jones: The most reliable demographic that voted for Trump is poorly
educated white males. If they're old enough to vote, it's already too
late for them; we can only hope the next generation will be better.
Ray Blais
Reply to @Robert T.
Jones: You should look up the education system in Democrat strongholds.
These failing schools were instituted by democrats and run by democrat
friendly unions. I believe I read somewhere that 80% of grade 8
graduates of state administered schools in democrat strongholds are
illiterate. That is a leading cause of the crime rates because these
minorities and poor have very limited prospects. Trump is for school
choice to give parents the option of taking their children out of
failing schools and place them in better schools. The Democrats and the
school unions are against that policy!
Karl
McMurray
Reply to @Robert T.
Jones: Disagree. Reform of the Electoral College, such that the popular
vote is accurately represented, MUST be priority #1.
Dave Williams
Reply to @Robert T. Jones: "With 43.4% of Americans still supporting Trump ..."
It might be slightly lower than that. 13 Trump supporters were arrested recently.
It might be slightly lower than that. 13 Trump supporters were arrested recently.
Charles Cooper
Reply to @Ray Blais:
In USA, "school choice" is way of keeping poor people poor. Until the
funding allocation is the same for every student in a state, "equality
of opportunity" is nothing more than propaganda.
Stephane
Kwong
Reply to @Robert T.
Jones: It's not just education. The Republican politicians have been
telling the electorate the scientists are wrong: No climate change,
covid is just a flu, and probably many other cases I don't know about.
And humans hate having to do extra work, so they buy into this, never
mind it would be the "right thing". Regular education will not save us.
Stephane
Kwong
Reply to @Ray Blais: Do you have a link for that? Or just something you made up on the spot?
Topher Schmidt
Reply to @Robert T. Jones:
They need to be sent to some of the left's re-education facilities so that they can eliminate their wrongthink and get the hivemind.
They need to be sent to some of the left's re-education facilities so that they can eliminate their wrongthink and get the hivemind.
Aaron Morris
Reply to @Robert T.
Jones: Voting for Trump does not mean that one supports Trump. There are
many polarizing issues that both candidates hold that individuals get
to weigh in on.
Leszek Hoszko
Reply to @Robert T. Jones: No one left behind
John MacInnis
Reply to @Robert T.
Jones: 43.4% support the alternative to biden...its not all about
trump..its beyond obvious to a open minded person.
Leszek Hoszko
Reply to @Robert T. Jones: True dat. No Doubt
Dave Williams
Reply to @Stephane
Kwong: "@Robert T. Jones: It's not just education. The Republican
politicians have been telling the electorate the scientists are wrong
..."
And that's what makes the "43.4% of Americans" so problematic. They won't ever listen to science or hold informed opinions about important issues (basically, even if Trump loses they will just wait for "the next Trump").
It will require a string of many consecutive defeats for the "43.4% of Americans" to learn to listen to science.
And that's what makes the "43.4% of Americans" so problematic. They won't ever listen to science or hold informed opinions about important issues (basically, even if Trump loses they will just wait for "the next Trump").
It will require a string of many consecutive defeats for the "43.4% of Americans" to learn to listen to science.
John
Branscombe
Reply to @Robert T. Jones:
Education is needed, yes. But, deprogramming is also needed for the millions that have been thinking everything Trump has said has all been truthful. It will take years to recover. Thankfully, he will have neutralized the GOP until the late 2030s at least.
Education is needed, yes. But, deprogramming is also needed for the millions that have been thinking everything Trump has said has all been truthful. It will take years to recover. Thankfully, he will have neutralized the GOP until the late 2030s at least.
Alexander Lima
Reply to @Karl
McMurray: Electoral College sucks, but the public backing for such a
major reform to American politics doesn't have enough the public backing
and enthusiasm to happen. Maybe someday. Education reform on the other
hand is comparably easier and more popular.
Ryan Ironheart:
Reply to @Robert T.
Jones: I'd like to agree but there are an awful number of educated
people who voted/will vote for Trump. About the only thing Trump is good
at is selling the Trump brand and he's excelled at it which is why we
haven't seen mus of a decrease in his popularity
John Dunn
Reply to @Robert T.
Jones: Have a watch of Jimmy Kimmel's test of Americans on geography.
Hard to believe people can be so ignorant. Some could not even identify
the US.
John Dunn
Reply to @Dave Williams: "As long as I got my guns, I'm ok." lol
John Dunn
Reply to @John
Branscombe: The programming started long before Trump. Fear inducing in
American citizens has been the pastime of most former governments. Trump
is just taking it to a new level.
David Amos
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Reply to @John Branscombe @Robert T. Jones: "Education is needed, yes"
Perhaps you should check my work?
Methinks the devil you know is better than the devil you don't because I know from personal experience the political lawyers HRC and her buddies Obama Biden and Harris are pure D evil. Obviously many Yankees agree with me N'
Perhaps you should check my work?
Methinks the devil you know is better than the devil you don't because I know from personal experience the political lawyers HRC and her buddies Obama Biden and Harris are pure D evil. Obviously many Yankees agree with me N'
David Amos
Content disabled
Reply to @Topher Schmidt: Methinks many a true word is said in jest N'esy Pas?
David Amos
Reply to @John Branscombe @Robert T. Jones: Methinks I struck a nerve again N'esy Pas?
David Amos
Reply to @Topher Schmidt: Oh My My Twice in a row I must be on a roll
The Second Day
David Amos
Methinks
despite all the vexatious remarks from all sides in the arguments
published within this public forum about Trump's bid for a second
term,The upcoming Yankee election truly is a legitimate concern to all
Canadians whether they appreciate my kind of fierce politicking and
litigation on both sides of the 49th or not N'esy Pas?
Moe
O'Brien
Reply to @David Amos:
If you're trying to be clever (you're failing) it's spelled "n'est pas" lower case.
If you're trying to be clever (you're failing) it's spelled "n'est pas" lower case.
David Amos
Reply to @Moe
O'Brien: Methinks a wiseguy should scroll down to read all my words
before he judges me any further. Trust that many folks with the Leblanc
last name are well aware that there is no need for me to be redundant
about my spelling of local lingo from the Bay of Fundy N'esy Pas?
BTW Methinks Trudeau the Younger and his fellow French Quebeckers may spell it n'est-ce pas ?
BTW Methinks Trudeau the Younger and his fellow French Quebeckers may spell it n'est-ce pas ?
David Amos
Deja Vu Anyone?
Sleeping with a very cranky elephant: The history of Canada-U.S. tensions
CBC Radio · Posted: Jun 15, 2018 5:56 PM ET
In 1969, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau travelled to Washington to meet with President Richard Nixon and coined a phrase that has come to define relations between Canada and the U.S.
"Living next to you is in some ways like sleeping with an elephant. No matter how friendly and even-tempered is the beast, if I can call it that, one is affected by every twitch and grunt," said the late Pierre Trudeau
Today, the bitter truth of that observation is being felt by Pierre Trudeau's son.
And these days, Canada's neighbours to the south — or at least their current president — don't appear particularly friendly or even-tempered
When President Trump imposed tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum under the pretext of national security, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Canada would impose equivalent tariffs if the United States does not back down
"Canadians: we're polite, we're reasonable, but we also will not be pushed around," said Trudeau
Trump retaliated with a Twitter tirade calling Trudeau "weak" and "dishonest." He later said Trudeau's comments would "cost a lot of money for the people of Canada"
In the long, colourful history of Canada-U.S. relations, there have been moments when presidents and prime ministers have hated each other and made no secret of it
But today, diplomatic relations between the two countries may be in uncharted territory.
"We've seen insults in international relations before. Hitler made very rude speeches about western leaders, Mussolini laughed at them. That sort of thing has happened between enemies. But something like this between friends ... I do find it absolutely extraordinary," says historian Margaret MacMillan
Sleeping with a very cranky elephant: The history of Canada-U.S. tensions
CBC Radio · Posted: Jun 15, 2018 5:56 PM ET
In 1969, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau travelled to Washington to meet with President Richard Nixon and coined a phrase that has come to define relations between Canada and the U.S.
"Living next to you is in some ways like sleeping with an elephant. No matter how friendly and even-tempered is the beast, if I can call it that, one is affected by every twitch and grunt," said the late Pierre Trudeau
Today, the bitter truth of that observation is being felt by Pierre Trudeau's son.
And these days, Canada's neighbours to the south — or at least their current president — don't appear particularly friendly or even-tempered
When President Trump imposed tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum under the pretext of national security, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Canada would impose equivalent tariffs if the United States does not back down
"Canadians: we're polite, we're reasonable, but we also will not be pushed around," said Trudeau
Trump retaliated with a Twitter tirade calling Trudeau "weak" and "dishonest." He later said Trudeau's comments would "cost a lot of money for the people of Canada"
In the long, colourful history of Canada-U.S. relations, there have been moments when presidents and prime ministers have hated each other and made no secret of it
But today, diplomatic relations between the two countries may be in uncharted territory.
"We've seen insults in international relations before. Hitler made very rude speeches about western leaders, Mussolini laughed at them. That sort of thing has happened between enemies. But something like this between friends ... I do find it absolutely extraordinary," says historian Margaret MacMillan
Grace Oliver
Reply to @David Amos:
It's not just Canada.
Donald has been busy alienating the leaders of all the US' allies, even as he cozies up to the autocratic types like Putin & Kim that he loves.
The next president will have a lot of fence-mending to do.
It's not just Canada.
Donald has been busy alienating the leaders of all the US' allies, even as he cozies up to the autocratic types like Putin & Kim that he loves.
The next president will have a lot of fence-mending to do.
Eva Walters
Reply to @David Amos: I hope that Trudeau just ignores Trump. Don’t let trump drag him down to that level. Not worth it.
David Amos
Reply to @Grace Oliver: I concur
However if the political lawyer Biden (whom I crossed paths with in a bigtime fashion in 2003 before i ran for a seain the 37th Parliament) were to win trust that it will not be his soon to be stand-in who will make amends with many world leaders.
Methinks Trump et al are very well aware that I crossed with the dubious political lawyer Madame Harris when she was the Attorney General of California and Gerry Brown was her Governor N'esy Pas?
However if the political lawyer Biden (whom I crossed paths with in a bigtime fashion in 2003 before i ran for a seain the 37th Parliament) were to win trust that it will not be his soon to be stand-in who will make amends with many world leaders.
Methinks Trump et al are very well aware that I crossed with the dubious political lawyer Madame Harris when she was the Attorney General of California and Gerry Brown was her Governor N'esy Pas?
David Amos
Reply
to @Eva Walters: Methinks Trudeau The Younger dove into Trump''s swamp
ou of the gate when he and his buddy Gerry Butts conspired to embarrass
"The Donald" over a dumb handshake N'esy Pas?
'Oh my God, what did I say?' How Justin Trudeau learned to deal with Donald Trump
New book by CBC's Aaron Wherry reveals the inside story of the 2 leaders' rift
Rosemary Barton · CBC News · Posted: Aug 11, 2019 5:00 PM ET
"First, Trudeau had to make sure he survived a handshake.
The PM's first visit to Washington after the presidential election happened in February 2017. The meeting was carefully co-ordinated on both sides of the border to make sure nothing happened that would cause either government trouble.
Even that first public encounter between the two leaders, Wherry writes, was closely choreographed by Trudeau's people, who were fully aware that Trump's aggressive, dominance-signalling handshakes had become a point of interest for the media.
The physicality of Trump
"[Gerry Butts's] line to me was, 'Think of the physicality of it,'" Trudeau told Wherry. "The basic idea was to stay on balance. It was a topic of discussion on the flight to Washington. It's sort of silly that we would do that, but [the goal was to] make sure it's not a thing."
As it turned out, it wasn't a thing. But for Trudeau, that small win was short-lived."
'Oh my God, what did I say?' How Justin Trudeau learned to deal with Donald Trump
New book by CBC's Aaron Wherry reveals the inside story of the 2 leaders' rift
Rosemary Barton · CBC News · Posted: Aug 11, 2019 5:00 PM ET
"First, Trudeau had to make sure he survived a handshake.
The PM's first visit to Washington after the presidential election happened in February 2017. The meeting was carefully co-ordinated on both sides of the border to make sure nothing happened that would cause either government trouble.
Even that first public encounter between the two leaders, Wherry writes, was closely choreographed by Trudeau's people, who were fully aware that Trump's aggressive, dominance-signalling handshakes had become a point of interest for the media.
The physicality of Trump
"[Gerry Butts's] line to me was, 'Think of the physicality of it,'" Trudeau told Wherry. "The basic idea was to stay on balance. It was a topic of discussion on the flight to Washington. It's sort of silly that we would do that, but [the goal was to] make sure it's not a thing."
As it turned out, it wasn't a thing. But for Trudeau, that small win was short-lived."
Ed Rogers
2nd shift is hereDavid Amos
Reply to @Ed Rogers: I noticed that too but methinks its interesting that you stayed on the job all night long Nesy Pas?
Dave
Dennison
Pure trump, he got his covid from Gold Star families he says, first rep. president EVER to lose the military vote,
another trumpolini 1st.
another trumpolini 1st.
Daniel LeBlanc
Reply to @Dave
Dennison: I'm only surprised it took him this long to find someone to
blame. Something else he will deny or call fake news... so predictable,
so very sadly predictable.
David Amos
Reply to @Daniel LeBlanc: Too Too Funny Methinks I know somebody else who is very predicable N'esy Pas?
Dave
Dennison
Rasmussen the only poll trump olini believes has him down 12.
Daniel LeBlanc
Reply to @Dave Dennison: As soon as he finds out, he will deny he ever said that.
Reply to @Daniel LeBlanc: Surprise Surprise Surprise
David Amos
Methinks you should try telling us something we don't know for sure Such as who you work for N'esy Pas?
Glenn Storey
"When
Donald Trump was broke during his 2016 campaign and Deutsche Bank cut
him off, he suddenly received a $21 million one-off payment from his Las
Vegas hotel, according to a New York Times expose today. During that
same time period Trump donated $10 million to his campaign, which was
also broke. This is a big deal, because if the money that came from the
hotel is the same money that he gave to his campaign, that’s an illegal
campaign contribution, and he committed a felony."
Daniel LeBlanc
Reply to @Glenn Storey: Perhaps it would be more accurate to say... another felony ;-)
Rob Halifax
Reply to @Glenn Storey:
Small edit: ", and he committed YET ANOTHER felony."
Small edit: ", and he committed YET ANOTHER felony."
David Amos
Reply to @Daniel
LeBlanc: Methinks I should ask what is it that you find oh so funny as
you accuse a Yankee President of crimes ye try tot ignore my sad laments
in your cousin's neck of the woods N'esy Pas???
David Amos
Reply to @Rob Halifax: So you say Lets see your proof
David Amos
Methinks
many folks enjoy the circus Trump presents us with no matter what their
political stripe. Hell even Biden the latest Wannabe Prez called "The
Donald" a clown during their only debate thus far N'esy Pas?
Daniel
LeBlanc
Reply to @David Amos: I'm almost certain you are trying to make a point, but what it is escapes me.
David Amos
Reply to @Daniel
LeBlanc: I cannot escape the fact that your name speaks volumes to me.
Methinks many folks in the Maritimes would understand why I ponder if
you are the same dude who twisted my words about the Petitcodiac river
for his benefit when I ran in Fundy Royal during the election of the
38th Parliament in 2004 N'esy Pas?
Daniel
LeBlanc
Reply to @David Amos:
Making assumptions and then basing decisions or opinions on them will
almost always leave you embarrassed. I have never twisted anyone's
words and while I was born in NB, in what became part of Dieppe in fact,
I have not lived there except for 2 years in the late 80s for over 40
years. In addition, I have never been involved directly or indirectly
in politics at any level. I wonder who the real Wannabe is?
David Amos
Reply to @Daniel
LeBlanc: Methinks you answered your own question It removes all doubt in
my mind that you are related to the wannabe politician who attacked me
in 2004 and clearly you are every bit as snobby but not as witty as he
N'esy Pas?
Daniel
LeBlanc
Reply to @David Amos:
Youthinks whatever you want to, but for someone who has run three times
and gotten: 395, 396 and 395 votes out of a possible 54,113; 62,713 and
64,992 you might consider whether anyone needed to speak out against
you.
David Amos
Reply to @Daniel
LeBlanc: Methinks you overlooked 4 other elections for some strange
reason.However its clear to me that you know exactly who I am Hence you
must be familiar with Federal Court File No T-1557-15 N'esy Pas?
David Amos
Reply to @Daniel LeBlanc: Methinks your cousin Dominic Leblanc should be capable of explaining the lawsuit to you N'esy Pas?
Daniel
LeBlanc
Reply to @David Amos:
Wrong again. And the clue is actually in the name. I had no idea who
you were until our little exchange began.
David Amos
Reply to @Daniel
LeBlanc: BTW you must have noticed a certain magic in the number you
provided to the folks in this public forum.. Methinks its obvious that I
have a loyal group of friends in Fundy Royal N'esy Pas?
David Amos
Content disabled
Reply to @Daniel LeBlanc: You asked me what my point was remember? Well as a whistleblower against financial crimes my point has always been that the politicians are all crooks on both sides of the Medicine Line. Methinks after being falsely imprisoned on both sides of that line after I ran against your cousin and his many cohorts in 2004 I definitely have the right not to trust anyone with your last name who is from the Bay of Fundy area The infamous French blogger in Fat Fred City is a shining example.
Methinks anyone can type "David Amos Federal Court" into their favourite broswer to view your cousin from Memramcook spewing his BS to a very good Acadian friend of mine N'esy Pas?
Daniel
LeBlanc
Reply to @David Amos:
I think I can find no reference to T-1557-15 any later than 2016, so I
am now going to do what I suspect the court is doing, ignore you. Take
care and stay safe.
David Amos
Reply to @Daniel LeBlanc: Never forget that you pounced on me
Methinks you have easily proven that you are just another hit and run Fake Left Spin Doctor N'esy Pas?
Methinks you have easily proven that you are just another hit and run Fake Left Spin Doctor N'esy Pas?
Dave
Dennison
Allan Lichtman has called every election right since 1984, calls biden in a landslide.
Annie Moffatt
Reply to @Dave
Dennison: I forgot about Lichtman. Thank you for reminding me. It adds
to my cautious optimism. Maybe there is a light at the end of the tunnel
after all.
Serge
Paquet
Reply to @Dave Dennison: Did he call it correctly when HE ran for the U.S. Senate and lost in the primaries?
Daniel
LeBlanc
Reply to @Annie Moffatt: And it is looking more and more like the light is not a train ;-)
Daniel
LeBlanc
Reply to @Serge
Paquet: He has only made predictions on Presidential elections, so nice
try at attacking his credibility. All you really did was erode yours.
John Dunn
Reply to @Dave
Dennison: Predictions like this make people not bother to vote. The
polls put Hilary way out in front and look what happened.
Serge
Paquet
Reply to @Daniel
LeBlanc: Lichtman does not predicts, he analyses. And his analysis has
been bang on time and time again. If anything, I would say that calling
what he does predictions is dimnishing what he does.
I find it ironic that someone whose credibility in ANALYSING federal elections is well established could not win when HE ran.
Daniel's misinterpreting harmless levity as an attack on Lichtman's credibility is Daniel's problem.
I find it ironic that someone whose credibility in ANALYSING federal elections is well established could not win when HE ran.
Daniel's misinterpreting harmless levity as an attack on Lichtman's credibility is Daniel's problem.
Daniel
LeBlanc
Reply to @Serge
Paquet: If I misinterpreted your post, I will apologize for the tone of
my post. I will however point out that it was quite open to
interpretation. For that reason, I suggest you might consider the tone
of your response to me as well.
David Amos
Reply to @Daniel
LeBlanc: Its blatantly obvious to me that which is you deal with people
in a an interesting fashion just like a political lawyer would. Whether
or not you are a in fact lawyer at least you were clever enough to find
the Federal Court docket. Hence you should have followed the docket
into the Federal Court of Appeal in 2016 because I appealed a decision I
won
Methinks you did so and opted to exit stage left in a rather snide fashion N'esy Pas?
Methinks you did so and opted to exit stage left in a rather snide fashion N'esy Pas?
Kevin Delaney
Strange is it not?? When one does not like the.. Reality.. of ones circumstances... what then??
Deny the.. Reality?? Create and live in an... alternate Reality?? When does one have to face up to... Reality?? The US State of Michigan... showed what happened to some... who had issues with... Reality. Much of America... had issues with... Reality... all summer long.
Time to actually face up to... Reality. America gets to do that on 03 Nov.
Now as to the... Reality of the vote... some will deny that Reality... if it does not go their way.
That is a very... troubling Reality.
Deny the.. Reality?? Create and live in an... alternate Reality?? When does one have to face up to... Reality?? The US State of Michigan... showed what happened to some... who had issues with... Reality. Much of America... had issues with... Reality... all summer long.
Time to actually face up to... Reality. America gets to do that on 03 Nov.
Now as to the... Reality of the vote... some will deny that Reality... if it does not go their way.
That is a very... troubling Reality.
David Amos
Reply to @Kevin Delaney: YUP
Albert A.Smudge
See the Super Patriot
Hear him preach how he loves his country.
Hear him preach how he hates "Liberals"...
And "Moderates"...and "Intellectuals...
And "Activists"...and "Pacifists"...
And "Minority Groups"...and "Aliens"...
And "Unions"...and "Teenagers"...
And the "Very Rich"...and the "Very Poor"...
And "People With Foreign-Sounding Names".
Now you know what a Super Patriot is.
He's someone who loves his country
While hating 93% of the people who live in it.
-- Mad Magazine,1968
Hear him preach how he loves his country.
Hear him preach how he hates "Liberals"...
And "Moderates"...and "Intellectuals...
And "Activists"...and "Pacifists"...
And "Minority Groups"...and "Aliens"...
And "Unions"...and "Teenagers"...
And the "Very Rich"...and the "Very Poor"...
And "People With Foreign-Sounding Names".
Now you know what a Super Patriot is.
He's someone who loves his country
While hating 93% of the people who live in it.
-- Mad Magazine,1968
Charels Latner
Reply to @Albert A.Smudge:
Do you subscribe to these R, -ists ?
That's messed up dude.
No wonder they think they have support.
Do you subscribe to these R, -ists ?
That's messed up dude.
No wonder they think they have support.
robert lawson
Reply to @Charels Latner: a quote from mad magazine,humour.
John Watson
Reply to @robert lawson:
Humour requires some intelligence; too hard for Trumpies.
Humour requires some intelligence; too hard for Trumpies.
David Amos
Reply to @John Watson: So you say
Methinks they made quit a joke out of the your beloved DNC last time much to HRC's chagrin N'esy Pas?
Methinks they made quit a joke out of the your beloved DNC last time much to HRC's chagrin N'esy Pas?
David Amos
Methinks its rather oviuos that at 10 AM on 10/10/2020 many spin doctors are deep into overtime N'esy Pas?
Richard
Bend
Reply to @David Amos: Then go back to bed.David Amos
Reply to @Richard Bend: I am enjoying the circus still going on way past closing time
Richard
Bend
Reply to @David Amos: Well, a clown should love a circus.
David Amos
Content disabled
Reply to @Richard
Bend: Don't be so hard on yourself Methinks you are the one who should
take a break from spinning and have a nap N'esy pas?
Jeremy Amott
Say
good bye to the Republicans for the next couple of decades. That was
the cost of saving Trump from impeachment. Perhaps the defeated
Republicans will start hanging out in CBC chat and keep our
defeated Cons company. They are out for a couple of decades as well.
Danny
Tanker
Reply to @Jeremy Amott:
Hear, hear.
Hear, hear.
Jimmy Johns
Reply to @Jeremy Amott: scam that the truth fixed...all it did was expose Obamagate
David Amos
Reply to @Jeremy Amott: Methinks the fat lady ain't sung yet N'esy Pas?
Richard Bend
Reply to @David Amos: She'll be singing loud and clear, when the Dem's hold the Presidency, the House and Senate!
Danny
Tanker
Reply to @David Amos:
If you are going to use our other official language, why not use it correctly?
If you are going to use our other official language, why not use it correctly?
David Amos
Reply to @Danny
Tanker: Methinks you do not understand the nature of folks from the Bay
of Fundy or their Chiac lingo N'esy Pas?
David Amos
Reply to @Richard Bend: Methinks it would not be wise to bet the farm on your opinion N'esy Pas?
Danny Tanker
Reply to @David Amos:
IF, that is Acadian French then I stand down, is it?
I have a very high opinion of my Acadian brothers and sisters.
IF, that is Acadian French then I stand down, is it?
I have a very high opinion of my Acadian brothers and sisters.
David Amos
Reply to @Danny Tanker: Yup and I thank you for that
FYI I ran in the elections of Fundy Royal 3 times thus far
Methinks if anyone doubts me they can type "Fundy Royal Debate" into their favourite browser I do believe the one in 2016 is fairly popular even to this very day N'esy Pas?
FYI I ran in the elections of Fundy Royal 3 times thus far
Methinks if anyone doubts me they can type "Fundy Royal Debate" into their favourite browser I do believe the one in 2016 is fairly popular even to this very day N'esy Pas?
Jimmy Johns
DNC spin masters are out in full force...
Rosemary Hughes
Reply to @Jimmy
Johns: Numbers aren't spin. Fox has him down 10 points and Rasmussen by
15 - and that's his favourite pollster.
Danny Tanker
Reply to @Jimmy Johns:
far Right has their sparring gloves on.
far Right has their sparring gloves on.
David Amos
Reply to @Jimmy Johns: YUP
David Amos
Reply to @Danny Tanker: Oh So True as well
Danny Tanker
Reply to @David Amos:
Problem being, they can't fight!!!
Problem being, they can't fight!!!
David Amos
Reply to @Rosemary Hughes: Methinks many folks must recall the numbers on the last Yankee presidential election N'esy Pas?
Steven Scot
Reply to @Danny Tanker:
No Danny, they will say I can't spar I have bone spurs in my hands ...
No Danny, they will say I can't spar I have bone spurs in my hands ...
David Amos
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Reply to @Danny
Tanker: Why is that a problem? Methinks many agree that the word is
mightier than the sword Hence a clever pencil necked geek can be
devastating in cyber space Howard Dean's minions proved that to be a
fact in 2003 and now many them oversee the DNC spin machine N'esy Pas?
The First Day
David Amos
Methinks I heard this left wing nonsense before and yet Trump won N'esy Pas?
Ed Rogers
Reply to @David Amos: look forward to hearing from you Nov 4
Grant Merkley
Reply to @David Amos:
Safe to suggest this time is much different...No "Clinton" to tie
controversy to and Russians have already backed down from their social
media "campaign"
Jeff Laidlaw:
Reply to @David Amos:
you mean the polls that showed HRC getting more votes than Trump?
And then she got over 3.5 million votes more, but got kicked to the curb
by a faithless electoral college?
How about the midterms, where the GOP was predicted to have a spanking, and got one?
How about the midterms, where the GOP was predicted to have a spanking, and got one?
Glenn
Storey
Reply to @David Amos: Do you mean n'cest pas?
David Amos
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Reply to @Glenn
Storey: Nope Its its Chiac BTW you spelled it wrong too Quebeckers like
it it spelled this way "N'est-ce pas" However methinks my many Acadian
friends enjoy the joke because if you can't find fun in this madness you
will go crazy N'esy Pas?
David Amos
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Reply to @Jeff Laidlaw: "got kicked to the curb by a faithless electoral college"
Yea Right HRC would have gladly acceted their decion if it was in her favour
Methinks you don't know what HRC and Trump It is that I have a stake in this nonsense because I am married to a Yankee lady and the Proud Canadian Father of 2 Yankee As an Independent politician I supported neither of them and everybody know that I still don't. However the truth is still the truth N'esy Pas?
Yea Right HRC would have gladly acceted their decion if it was in her favour
Methinks you don't know what HRC and Trump It is that I have a stake in this nonsense because I am married to a Yankee lady and the Proud Canadian Father of 2 Yankee As an Independent politician I supported neither of them and everybody know that I still don't. However the truth is still the truth N'esy Pas?
David Amos
Reply to @Grant Merkley: I concur
David Amos
Reply to @Ed Rogers: Is it a date???
David Amos
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Reply
to @Grant Merkley: BTW Methinks this article and the many comments
easily attest to the fact that far more so than Russians Canadians have a
huge stake in the results of the upcoming election south of the
Medicine Line.
Nobody should deny that legions of Canadians are waging social media campaigns in support of either Biden or Trump N'esy Pas?
Nobody should deny that legions of Canadians are waging social media campaigns in support of either Biden or Trump N'esy Pas?
Casey Jones
Reply to @David Amos: So 2016. Living under a rock or just not paying attention to current events ?
"Reply to @Glenn Storey: Nope Its its Chiac BTW you spelled it wrong too Quebeckers like it it spelled this way "N'est-ce pas" However methinks my many Acadian friends enjoy the joke because if you can't find fun in this madness you will go crazy N'esy Pas?
James Edward
Reply to @David Amos: If the word Trump in the headline people lose there minds...it's kinda funny
and scary
Patrick Richard in QC (AKA Patrick Richard)
Reply to @David Amos: N'esy Pas? Stick to English...
David Amos
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Reply to @Patrick Richard in QC (AKA Patrick Richard): Hell NO
Methinks there is no need for me to be redundant Perhaps you should scroll up through this thread before emabrassing yourself further N'esy Pas?
Methinks there is no need for me to be redundant Perhaps you should scroll up through this thread before emabrassing yourself further N'esy Pas?
David Amos
Reply to @Patrick Richard in QC (AKA Patrick Richard): Dea Vu 4 U "Reply to @Glenn Storey: Nope Its its Chiac BTW you spelled it wrong too Quebeckers like it it spelled this way "N'est-ce pas" However methinks my many Acadian friends enjoy the joke because if you can't find fun in this madness you will go crazy N'esy Pas?
David Amos
Reply to @James Edward: Oh So True
David Amos
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Reply to @Casey Jones: Methinks you should research who you choose to insult then go crawl under a rock N'esy Pas?
Please enjoy a little Deja Vu
"Methinks you don't know what HRC and Trump It is that I have a stake in this nonsense because I am married to a Yankee lady and the Proud Canadian Father of 2 Yankee As an Independent politician I supported neither of them and everybody knows that I still don't. However the truth is still the truth N'esy Pas?"
" Please enjoy a little Deja Vu
"Methinks you don't know what HRC and Trump It is that I have a stake in this nonsense because I am married to a Yankee lady and the Proud Canadian Father of 2 Yankee As an Independent politician I supported neither of them and everybody knows that I still don't. However the truth is still the truth N'esy Pas?"
Casey
Jones
Reply to @David Amos: If you can`t take the heat the underside of your rock awaits.
David Amos
Reply to @Casey
Jones: Methinks some folks are well aware that I am enjoying the madness
and laughing at your insults because you clearly have no clue as to I
am N'esy Pas?
Dave Dennison
Psst trump, if you want a Nobel resign.
David Amos
Reply to @Dave Dennison: FYI The United Nations food agency, the World Food Program, won the Nobel Peace Prize
Albert A.Smudge
Reply to @Dave Dennison: HAHAHAHA!!! You win the internet today, my friend.
Ed Rogers
If we’ve learned one
thing it’s that the WH will do anything he wants no matter how
irrational or dangerous to others. Expect to see him at a rally this
weekend.
Luc Newsome:
Reply to @Ed Rogers:
Sunday is planned
Sunday is planned
David Amos
Reply to @Ed Rogers: Methinks there is time for you catch the spaceship out of Dodge N'esy Pas?
Ed Rogers
Reply to @David Amos: he's not going to a rally. we will see N'esy Pas?
Earl Higgins
Reply to @Earl
Higgins: How can the moderation dispute the corruption of the Republican
Party! That speaks to who owns the moderation.
B B
These
polls actually make no sense. Nationwide, there is an increase in
Republican voter registration from 2016, while Democrats are down.
There are many silent Trump supporters, not so much a thing with Biden
supporters. A group Democrat mayors in the Midwest are supporting
Trump. The black community is polling in the high 20's for Trump (a
very high number for a modern day Republican) and gay men are polling to
Trump in the mid fourties.
Laurel Rousseau
Reply to @B B: stop smoking the bunga
Glenn Storey
Reply to @B B: That's actually the opposite of reality. Well done, you.
David Amos
Reply to @B B: Well put Albert A.Smudge
Good luck with the mindless critics who opt to insult you in lieu of offering a decent argument to the contrary
Jan
21/2021: Washington's airport besieged by former Trump Administration
officials boarding planes to countries without extradition treaties.
David Amos
Reply to @Albert A.Smudge: Fake News
Saj Elkholy
The american people
are aware that the Democrat's plan is to get Biden in, so that Harris
can use the 25th amendment shortly thereafter to declare him unfit for
duty, so that Harris can take over, and then implement the failed
Californian policies all across the nation, where Peloski and Harris
played a direct hand in.
Americans aren't buying it, and value the rule of law, and expect order in their nation.
Americans aren't buying it, and value the rule of law, and expect order in their nation.
Ed Rogers
Reply to @Saj Elkholy: try to come back to planet earth
Donald Henshaw
Reply to @Saj
Elkholy: More paranoid - deranged, actually - nonsense from a Trump
sycophant. How low can you go with all this? QANON low, or just Trump
low?
Howie Torrans
Reply to @Saj Elkholy:
That is ridiculous, but even if it were true, how would it violate the rule of law?
That is ridiculous, but even if it were true, how would it violate the rule of law?
Saj Elkholy
Reply to @Donald Henshaw: That's a common paranoid reaction to the reality the american people are facing.
Jeff Laidlaw
Reply to @Saj Elkholy: LOL.
what exactly is the best method for fashioning a head piece form Reynolds Wrap? You sound very experienced in the matter.
what exactly is the best method for fashioning a head piece form Reynolds Wrap? You sound very experienced in the matter.
John Smith
Reply to @Howie
Torrans: it would be a betrayal of trust. John Adams made it very clear
that when people lose their freedom, it's gone forever. The democrats
are looking to do this nationwide
Jonathan D.
Moddle
Reply to @Saj
Elkholy: California has one of the strongest economies in the union?
Maybe you would like to follow the lead of Kansas? LMAO
John Smith
Reply to @Saj Elkholy: 1) nothing about that is illegal.
2) California is the richest and most successful state in America
3) The fact that Harris could potential step into the Presidency down the road is a positive and a good reason to vote for Biden.
2) California is the richest and most successful state in America
3) The fact that Harris could potential step into the Presidency down the road is a positive and a good reason to vote for Biden.
Bruno Vol:
Reply to @Saj Elkholy: the voices -the voices, they just wont stop
Allan Paakkola
Reply to @Saj Elkholy: ridiculous QAnon theory
Grant Merkley
Reply to @Saj
Elkholy: Biden will serve his 4 years removing much of the policies
Trump brought in which will be followed by 8 years of President Harris.
Saj Elkholy
Reply to @Jonathan D.
Moddle: California has people leaving daily because democrat policies
failed. Harris played a role in this.
Saj Elkholy
Reply to @Allan Paakkola: That's simply a tale the Mainstream Media is using to train you to ignore fact.
Glenn Storey
Reply to @Saj Elkholy: Projection much?
Lyle Bothner
Reply to @John Smith: California so business friendly that more businesses pulled out and went to Texas in the past 12 years.
Rob Smith
Reply to @Saj Elkholy: Fake News.
David Amos
Reply to @Saj Elkholy: Please i ignore the mindless insults and keep speaking loudly.
David Amos
Reply to @Saj
Elkholy: Methinks everybody with half a clue between their ears knows
just how wicked the democrats truly are If your prediction comes true
trust that it will be just further proof that evil is evil even unto
itself N'esy Pas?
David Amos
Reply to @Ed Rogers: Methinks many would agree that you should try catching the next spaceship out of Dodge N'esy Pas?
David Amos
Reply to @Donald Henshaw: Methinks your fat daddy must be real proud of your maindless insults N'esy Pas?
Melvin Leong
Trump is now the official spokesperson for QAnon, everything he says is a conspiracy ie fibbing at the highest level.
David Amos
Reply to @Melvin Leong: Yea Right
patricia deronde
The 2016 statewide
polling averages in FL MI PA WI favored Clinton. Trump won in those
states by close margins. Even if you take a worst case, take the 2016
polling lead plus the margin by which Trump won (i.e. the actual polling
error), Biden’s lead surpasses even that.
Trump was ahead in GA by 4 points in 2016, now it’s Biden by 1 pt. 5 pt swing in AZ, 3 pts in OH, 4 pts in IA. Trump has even managed to lose 6 pts in TX and 7 pts in MT. Not a good sign for Republicans.
Trump has much more ground to make up than in 2016. I can’t see how he wins without Putin’s help, absolutely massive voter suppression, and favorable court rulings in Democratic-run states
Trump was ahead in GA by 4 points in 2016, now it’s Biden by 1 pt. 5 pt swing in AZ, 3 pts in OH, 4 pts in IA. Trump has even managed to lose 6 pts in TX and 7 pts in MT. Not a good sign for Republicans.
Trump has much more ground to make up than in 2016. I can’t see how he wins without Putin’s help, absolutely massive voter suppression, and favorable court rulings in Democratic-run states
patricia deronde
Reply to @Des Turner: Not to mention there are over 3 weeks left and his drop in the polls is accelerating
David Amos
Reply to @patricia deronde: Or the worm could turn even in the polls offered by the dubious pollsters hired by whom???
Gerard Bryan
When are we going to get the news from CBC that Trump has been nominated for 3 Nobel Peace prizes? Anybody guess?
Reply to @Gerard Bryan:
By the same people who nominated him last time. Winning the Nobel is news.
By the same people who nominated him last time. Winning the Nobel is news.
Reply to @Gerard Bryan: probably because there's only one nobel peace prize and they ran that storey weeks ago
Reply to @Gerard Bryan:
210,000 American bodies are curious to know
210,000 American bodies are curious to know
Albert A.Smudge
Reply to @Gerard Bryan: They don't give Nobels to people who create orphans and then cage them forever.
Reply to @Gerard Bryan:
People pay more attention when the nominations are made by credible individuals.
People pay more attention when the nominations are made by credible individuals.
Reply to @Albert A.Smudge: Sure they do. His name is Barack Hussein Obama...
Jan
Anderson
Reply to @Gerard Bryan: Each time by the leader of an ultra right wing neo-(you know what) party.
Read the fine print . . . it is the "PEACE" prize, not an award for racism, stupidity and incompetence.
That is the gong show. You and your hero are on the wrong channel . . . oops, sorry . . . that show was cancelled.
Read the fine print . . . it is the "PEACE" prize, not an award for racism, stupidity and incompetence.
That is the gong show. You and your hero are on the wrong channel . . . oops, sorry . . . that show was cancelled.
David Amos
Reply to @Gerard Bryan: Methinks they will inform us on or about the 12th of Never N'esy Pas?
David Amos
Reply to @Jan
Anderson: Methinks it strange that Obama was the first U.S. president to
receive the Nobel Peace prize during his first year in office (at eight
and a half months, after being nominated less than two weeks in office)
However he sure involved himself in a lot of conflicts and started a
war or two. Trump don't hold a candle to him when it come to making war
N'esy Pas?
Norm Dixon
Thankfully we have
CBC reaching out to Russia to get "their" take and Russia doesn't seem
to care this time around..... so I guess what CBC is getting at is
without Russia's help this time, Trump can't possibly win.
They are just so cute aren't they?!!!
They are just so cute aren't they?!!!
Jan Anderson
Reply to @Norm Dixon:
Fixated on CBC?
Fixated on CBC?
David Amos
Reply to @Jan Anderson: Are you???
Jeffrey Wayne
So many people are getting Trump fatigue.
Whether it is his virus response, right wing response ...........and the list just never ends.
Whether it is his virus response, right wing response ...........and the list just never ends.
cedric thomas
Reply to @Jeffrey Wayne:
I agree. It seems he's the master of his own demise.
The Democrats have been vicious in their attacks and Trump responded poorly instead of showing statesmanship.
He missed the opportunity to turn it against them.
I suspect he's gonna lose big.
On an upside, he has enough supporters to start another Kardashian style cable TV show and become a legitimate billionaire.
I agree. It seems he's the master of his own demise.
The Democrats have been vicious in their attacks and Trump responded poorly instead of showing statesmanship.
He missed the opportunity to turn it against them.
I suspect he's gonna lose big.
On an upside, he has enough supporters to start another Kardashian style cable TV show and become a legitimate billionaire.
David Amos
Reply to @Jeffrey
Wayne: Methinks many more folks enjoy the circus Trump presents us with
no matter what their political stripe. Even Biden called him a clown
N'esy Pas?
Nicholas
Jones
If Trump wins again we are within our rights to lose faith in humanity.
Wally Brown
Reply to @Nicholas Jones:
I'm sure that you can do wanted you was in the west US
Just leave us alone in the middle
we don't want to see you or like you
I'm sure that you can do wanted you was in the west US
Just leave us alone in the middle
we don't want to see you or like you
David Amos
Reply to @Nicholas
Jones: Oh Ye Of Little Faith Peoplekind. Methinks you should try taking
a nap in order to help clear your mind of depressing thoughts N'esy
Pas?
Wally Brown
As per map
Thee are three countries.
The west, the middle and the east
Thee are three countries.
The west, the middle and the east
David Amos
Reply to @Wally Brown: Need I say that I strongly disagree for obvious reasons?
mo bennett
the 45's crazy campaign should bee usin' BTO's you ain't seen nothin' yet for their theme song.
David Amos
Reply to @mo bennett: YO MO I concur again
mo bennett
45 is the real monster. also the laughing stock of the planet, other than the deplorables and trumpkins, of course.
Clive Gibbons
Reply to @mo bennett: Sadly, that's about 35% of US voters.
David Amos
Reply to @mo bennett: YO MO Methinks you wish to forget all the other clowns who worship the Wannabe Prez HRC N'esy Pas?
You would be better off either looking out a window, or flipping a coin, if you *think* the CBC has a handle on anything political. Remember, these "news clerks" picked/predicted Killery Clinton for the win in the last US election.
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