Ok, this had gotta hurt. Likely voters see country more divided if Biden wins.

[Bullseye]

So how come the panel on the left is literally what’s happening in Trump’s America? What’s his plan to make the country look the panel on the right? Is it to stand around with a bible in his hand, because that didn’t work last time. I see you like comics so here you go.

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The people making America look like the left panel ARE NOT TRUMP supporters. Neither he nor Pence warned that the riots were going to continue - AND SHOULD - that was Harris. Trump has offered federal help and the mayors of those burning citizens refused. To them it's "peaceful protest", "summer of love" like nonsense.

 

[Bullseye]

Just to insure you understand how the majority of America and world thinks about Trump supporters. Let there be no miscommunication from here on out.

Just to be clear you have no ****ing idea how anyone outside your incestuous cult feels about Trump or his supporters.

 

[Moderate Right]

Yeah, you read that right - a poll of LIKELY voters feels the country will become more divided if Biden wins

But wait! There's more:

Nancy Pelosi & Trump Impeachment -- Partisan Hate Is Becoming a National Crisis | National Review

“42 percent of the people in each party view the opposition as ‘downright evil.’” A stunning 20 percent of Democrats and 16 percent of Republicans believe “we’d be better off as a country if large numbers of the opposing party in the public today just died.” And if the opposing party wins the 2020 election, 18 percent of Democrats and 13 percent of Republicans “feel violence would be justified.”

 

[Ikari]

The people making America look like the left panel ARE NOT TRUMP supporters. Neither he nor Pence warned that the riots were going to continue - AND SHOULD - that was Harris. Trump has offered federal help and the mayors of those burning citizens refused. To them it's "peaceful protest", "summer of love" like nonsense.

But she didn't say the riots should continue. So perhaps lies don't make the most convincing of arguments. You should stop using them.

 

[Vadinho]

Just to be clear you have no ****ing idea how anyone outside your incestuous cult feels about Trump or his supporters.

Keep thinking that, its a nice fantasy world you have created for yourself. Just beware of planeloads of thugs who can't make a three foot putt.

 

[Decypher]

The people making America look like the left panel ARE NOT TRUMP supporters. Neither he nor Pence warned that the riots were going to continue - AND SHOULD - that was Harris. Trump has offered federal help and the mayors of those burning citizens refused. To them it's "peaceful protest", "summer of love" like nonsense.

Harris's remarks were stupid, I'll grant you that. However, Trump is the president. Absolving him of responsibility of the state of country is also stupid imo. He campaigned on making America great again. Instead he was handed a peaceful and prosperous country by Obama and has made it objectively worse. Some of the bad things that happened weren't his fault but he has not proved himself capable of fixing them or indicated why he should be trusted with a second term. Pointing at the country he supposedly runs and saying this is what Biden's America will look like is pretty dishonest and I hope the electorate see through him.

 

[Bullseye]

Harris's remarks were stupid, I'll grant you that. However, Trump is the president. Absolving him of responsibility of the state of country is also stupid imo. He campaigned on making America great again. Instead he was handed a peaceful and prosperous country by Obama and has made it objectively worse. Some of the bad things that happened weren't his fault but he has not proved himself capable of fixing them or indicated why he should be trusted with a second term. Pointing at the country he supposedly runs and saying this is what Biden's America will look like is pretty dishonest and I hope the electorate see through him.

LOL, President's don't RUN countries - at least not democratic republics, in the sense they are personally responsible for every action or event that happens within the country. Technically, within our federal system he actual has little direct authority, as Trump was reminded this past Spring we he tried to claim he had the authority to order states to open or close.

By the way the country was NOT prosperous under Obama - the recovery he over saw was the poorest since WW II; GDP in 2016 was dismal, the stock markets were huffing and puffing to minuscule gains. Obama has said that slow growth was the "new normal" and that manufacturing jobs weren't coming back. Yet the stock markets gained 40% or more, we added over a half-million new manufacturing jobs, lowered unemployment rates to record lows and created so many job openings there weren't enough unemployed to fill them. Oh and median household income hit a record high.
Even with the pandemic payroll employment is higher than it was during Obama's first almost six years.

 

[pamak]

Yeah, you read that right - a poll of LIKELY voters feels the country will become more divided if Biden wins

But wait! There's more:

You ASSUME that all those who think that Trump's defeat will create more division fault Biden for such development while it is very reasonabe to expect that even anti-Trump likely voters can answer in the affirmative by anticipating that Trump will not concede defeat.

 

[Decypher]

LOL, President's don't RUN countries - at least not democratic republics, in the sense they are personally responsible for every action or event that happens within the country. Technically, within our federal system he actual has little direct authority, as Trump was reminded this past Spring we he tried to claim he had the authority to order states to open or close.

By the way the country was NOT prosperous under Obama - the recovery he over saw was the poorest since WW II; GDP in 2016 was dismal, the stock markets were huffing and puffing to minuscule gains. Obama has said that slow growth was the "new normal" and that manufacturing jobs weren't coming back. Yet the stock markets gained 40% or more, we added over a half-million new manufacturing jobs, lowered unemployment rates to record lows and created so many job openings there weren't enough unemployed to fill them. Oh and median household income hit a record high.
Even with the pandemic payroll employment is higher than it was during Obama's first almost six years.

You can't have it both ways. Either the president is responsible for what happens during his administration or he isn't. I have noticed that Trump's supporters are keen to credit him with any positives which occurred since he was elected while completely absolving him of any blame for negative events. If Trump can't control events like the pandemic or the protests, then why are you so quick to imagine a Biden presidency where such things are commonplace? Surely President Biden will be as powerless as you claim Trump currently is, therefore he likewise will have "little direct authority".

Obama inherited the worst economy since the Depression but was given zero credit by Republicans for fixing things, instead just abuse for not fixing things quick enough. Don't forget the Democrats didn't have a majority in the house for the latter six years of his eight years in power so the Republicans can share any blame or credit with what happened with the economy between 2010 and 2016. Trump inherited an economy in 2016 which was unrecognizable from the economy Bush left Obama in 2008. Take your partisan blinkers off for a second and acknowledge that a president's ability to manage the financial affairs of the country in reliant on a lot of factors but control of the house is key.

 

[Lucky 1]

The election of Obama brought division because he was black, because of the color of his skin, and that really pissed off a lot of white folk, especially men. Electing a woman would be divisive because it would piss off a lot of men. And some women. How would you like to be born divisive because of the color of your skin or your gender?

It had nothing to do with Obama being black ...it had everything to do with his policies....it was always about his policies

 

[Luce]

It had nothing to do with Obama being black

Bull****.

 

[bluesmoke]

Sounds like the claim that American is inherently racist and all whites are racist because they are white and have white privelege. So explain how a racist white American elected a black president"

I don't answer questions based on erroneous assumption/premise. I said "a lot of", not "all". Perhaps you would care to rephrase.

 

[Variant]

The election of Obama brought division because he was black, because of the color of his skin, and that really pissed off a lot of white folk, especially men. Electing a woman would be divisive because it would piss off a lot of men. And some women. How would you like to be born divisive because of the color of your skin or your gender?

And somehow forgiven for years of ruthless attempts to divide every single day like the current president.

What Biden is currently doing to convince people we will be more divided by getting rid of Trump is what I seem to be missing. Maybe people are just a bit stupid right now.

 

[bluesmoke]

It had nothing to do with Obama being black ...it had everything to do with his policies....it was always about his policies

Exactly what policies and why? Obama policy brought the US out of the Great Recession, the worst since the Great Depression, to pre-recession economic level. The upward economic trend under Trump is no better than the same trend established by Obama. Business investment, oil production, mfr hiring, stock mkt, corp profit, employment, income, crime...

 

[rickc]

The division is largely in part to intolerant progressives who are not only unwilling to accept that they lost but also being outright vindictive toward those who won. If Biden wins, it will set a terrible precedent for future elections. If you dont like the election results just behave poorly until the majority of people buckle to your will. Elect my guy, or else...

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Now that right there is funny no matter who you are!

 

[Sand Castle]

The poll did not say what the headline says. The poll said that most people believe that division will either decline or stay the same (53%). That’s quite different from “Voters Predict Even More Division If Trump Loses Reelection (46%).”


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Yep, Biden Presidency division

70% Americans with Biden and sanity.

30% trump insanity

 

[Aunt Antifa]

Yep, Biden Presidency division

70% Americans with Biden and sanity.

30% trump insanity

I am looking forward to the day we can enjoy a librul media that accurately portrays the *fact* that Republicans are bat**** and their current mainstream beliefs are out of step with America.

 

[Mr Person]

Yeah, you read that right - a poll of LIKELY voters feels the country will become more divided if Biden wins

But wait! There's more:

Trumpists saying they'll become even more violently unAmerican if Biden wins is not a reason to vote for Trump. It's a reason to despise Trumpists. But then Trumpists are the sort that would claim that Obama forced you to spend ten years saying that . . .

1. The first black president is lying about his place of birth.

2. The first black president is lying about his religion.

3. The first black president hates white people.

4. The first black president hates America.

5. The first black president is actively trying to destroy America.

6. The first black president is trying to use AGW to transfer our wealth and "sovereignty" to third world nations, to make the US a third world nation.
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Nothing's ever a Trumpist's fault. Every evil they commit they only committed because a liberal in time made them do it.

 

[Bullseye]

Trumpists saying they'll become even more violently unAmerican if Biden wins is not a reason to vote for Trump. It's a reason to despise Trumpists. But then Trumpists are the sort that would claim that Obama forced you to spend ten years saying that . . .

1. The first black president is lying about his place of birth.

2. The first black president is lying about his religion.

3. The first black president hates white people.

4. The first black president hates America.

5. The first black president is actively trying to destroy America.

6. The first black president is trying to use AGW to transfer our wealth and "sovereignty" to third world nations, to make the US a third world nation.
​

Nothing's ever a Trumpist's fault. Every evil they commit they only committed because a liberal in time made them do it.

Get back to me when you got more than LW drivel and idiotic name calling. I won't hold my breath waiting.

 

[ReubenSherr]

Bull****.

You all need to get over this.

Obama led the first historical effort to socialize health care, moving us farther to the left than we’d ever been.

This is what started dividing the country, not his race.

We need a conservative black president like Tim Scott so that society can see that a leader can be black, but not socialist.

Until that happens, the left will keep using Obama’s race as a crutch. And as an excuse to call Republicans racist.

 

[Sand Castle]

You all need to get over this.

Obama led the first historical effort to socialize health care, moving us farther to the left than we’d ever been.

This is what started dividing the country, not his race.

We need a conservative black president like Tim Scott so that society can see that a leader can be black, but not socialist.

Until that happens, the left will keep using Obama’s race as a crutch. And as an excuse to call Republicans racist.

Medicare beat Obama to it

 

[bluesmoke]

And somehow forgiven for years of ruthless attempts to divide every single day like the current president.

What Biden is currently doing to convince people we will be more divided by getting rid of Trump is what I seem to be missing. Maybe people are just a bit stupid right now.

It's what the Trump team is doing to convince the Trump cult, of civil war, etc., that is dividing people even moreso than now if Biden is elected.