Earl (11-22-2020)
Feelings of hope and pride are rising in the United States, according to a new Pew Research Center survey conducted of U.S. voters this past week. Supporters of President-elect Joe Biden are far more optimistic about the current state of affairs than those of President Donald Trump, and a majority overall want his legal challenges to stop.
Views of each man's conduct in the weeks since November 3 is less partisan, with 34 percent of Trump voters rating the president's behavior as only "fair" or "poor." Exactly twice the percentage of U.S. voters rated Biden's post-election leadership as "excellent" or good: 62 to 31 percent.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/polit...ys/ar-BB1bexcQ
Nationalism is an infantile disease. It is the measles of mankind. Albert Einstein
America's future is bright, not white
And it's not surprising then they get bitter, they cling to guns or religion or antipathy toward people who aren't like them or anti-immigrant sentiment
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Earl (11-22-2020)
Dutch Uncle (11-22-2020), martin (11-22-2020)
Modern Morons.
That the people are shit now.....The world is shit now.....Need not get in the way of us getting better.....NOT YET.....The books have not been burned yet!
Bourbon (11-22-2020)
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Primavera (11-21-2020)
People are typically very hopeful when a president first enters power. After they see what he does after a few years, that hope usually evaporates.
Keep voting though. The elites want you to embrace the illusion of choice.
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An estimated 61-80,000 Americans died and 800,000 were hospitalised in the 2017-18 flu season, including the most virulent Type A version of H3N2, so why didn't you arseholes call for the total destruction of the world's economic system then? I hope you have plenty of time to ponder over that when you all lose your houses, jobs and relationships!
I wouldn't be so sure of that. Harris has the right optics for a political environment that is becoming more and more inclusive of identity politics. The media will spin things as necessary.
I don't think party matters so much at this point anyway. Some of what Trump capitalized on had potential, but it's clear that the establishment will do what is necessary to keep out anyone that is a threat to the status quo. Any Republican that embraces populism will either be an establishment pawn in policy or be kept out of power if they are a true populist in policy.
Earl (11-22-2020)
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