Tom Ridge Sniffs Joe Biden’s Hair

 

Former (Republican) Pennsylvania Governor and Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge has endorsed Joe Biden. Ridge has apparently never been enthralled by — first candidate and then President Trump — because “civility and respect, not … childish name-calling and [T]witter tirades.”

Yes, Biden is truly civil and respectful. Just ask Justice Clarence Thomas. If you want to be disgusted by the electronic lynching conducted by a “civil and respectful” man read through Ann Althouse’s post this morning.

Of course, Ridge assures us that “Vice President Biden and I both know that supporting his candidacy now certainly won’t dissuade me from speaking out later when I disagree with him.” Wow, that will be comforting under a Harris-AOC Administration.

Former Governor Ridge urges us to “put country over party.” Is that what Joe Biden is doing?

I am completely fed up with NT “Republicans” signing up for the Progressive agenda because of President Trump’s personal style. Tell us which policies that Trump has implemented that they would prefer the Democrat agenda instead.

The only ones I can think of are war over peace and uni-party decorum based on decades-long accommodations of personal trough gorging. I recall a statement made by a government executive upon the retirement of a government worker going to work for a federal contractor: “He will be continuing to eat from the same trough, but he is going to the end where the swill is richer.”

Tom Ridge is and has been in the same trough with Joe Biden for decades. Nothing must be permitted to endanger the trough.

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  1. Matt Balzer, Imperialist Claw Member
    Matt Balzer, Imperialist Claw
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    Gary Robbins (View Comment):
    Assume a political world where Trump joins Hoover, Carter and H.W. Bush as only the fourth president in over 100 years to not be re-elected, with Trump and Trumpism being completely discredited.

    Assume a spherical cow.

    • #121
  2. Matt Balzer, Imperialist Claw Member
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    Gary Robbins (View Comment):
    They will go somewhere, but with Trump and Trumpism being exposed as a toxic brand, it is highly unlikely that they will return to Trump and Trumpism. I

    You may be right, but I doubt they’d go back to the same goobers as before either. 

    • #122
  3. Gary Robbins Member
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    James Lileks (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):
    I think that you nailed it about Biden.

    We may differ on that opinion, as I was saying what Biden thinks of himself, not what he actually is.

    Opps!

    • #123
  4. Gary Robbins Member
    Gary Robbins
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    Matt Balzer, Imperialist Claw (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):
    Assume a political world where Trump joins Hoover, Carter and H.W. Bush as only the fourth president in over 100 years to not be re-elected, with Trump and Trumpism being completely discredited.

    Assume a spherical cow.

    That is great!  Where did you get that?

    • #124
  5. Django Member
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    @Django

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):

    Matt Balzer, Imperialist Claw (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):
    If we can bring back Reaganism, the rising tide will lift all boats.

    Dude. That was already happening until the ‘rona hit, and even then it might not be as bad as originally predicted.

    Also I repeat my question on how to bring back Reaganism other than saying Reagan a hundred times a day.

    Assume a political world where Trump joins Hoover, Carter and H.W. Bush as only the fourth president in over 100 years to not be re-elected, with Trump and Trumpism being completely discredited. Where will Republicans go? They will go somewhere, but with Trump and Trumpism being exposed as a toxic brand, it is highly unlikely that they will return to Trump and Trumpism. If Trump is prosecuted for tax fraud, this only increases the stink around him. Trump is facing dozens of lawsuits that have been stayed while he was President. They will start to go to trial. Trumps chickens will have come home to roost.

    Will you stay loyal to the Trump Lost Cause? If so, I predict that it will be very lonely.

    Americans hate losers, and a Trump will be exposed as a Loser.

    I assume that there is a place for a sunny, optimistic Republican who appeals to our better angels. It is about time, after five years of a snarling Trump.

    I had to go back and read this again. I’m amazed that a man so full of hatred for another human being can long for the “sunny, optimistic”. You have problems, and whether or not you believe it, I wish you well. 

    • #125
  6. Seawriter Contributor
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    Gary Robbins (View Comment):

    Matt Balzer, Imperialist Claw (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):
    Assume a political world where Trump joins Hoover, Carter and H.W. Bush as only the fourth president in over 100 years to not be re-elected, with Trump and Trumpism being completely discredited.

    Assume a spherical cow.

    That is great! Where did you get that?

    You should hang out with engineers and hard scientist more. You know, the people who deal with reality that smacks you down hard if you ignore it, It’s an old, old, chestnut among them. 

    • #126
  7. Matt Balzer, Imperialist Claw Member
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    Gary Robbins (View Comment):

    Matt Balzer, Imperialist Claw (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):
    Assume a political world where Trump joins Hoover, Carter and H.W. Bush as only the fourth president in over 100 years to not be re-elected, with Trump and Trumpism being completely discredited.

    Assume a spherical cow.

    That is great! Where did you get that?

    It’s the punchline to a joke about mathematicians, IIRC. 

    • #127
  8. Gary Robbins Member
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    Matt Balzer, Imperialist Claw (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):

    Matt Balzer, Imperialist Claw (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):
    Assume a political world where Trump joins Hoover, Carter and H.W. Bush as only the fourth president in over 100 years to not be re-elected, with Trump and Trumpism being completely discredited.

    Assume a spherical cow.

    That is great! Where did you get that?

    It’s the punchline to a joke about mathematicians, IIRC.

    QED.

    • #128
  9. Flicker Coolidge
    Flicker
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    Seawriter (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):
    If memory serves, 4 years ago John Kasich sat out the election, but did not endorse Hillary. Four years ago, I voted third party. But in 2020, Kasich, Ridge and I have endorsed Biden over Trump. Biden will be the first Democrat I will have voted for since 1972.

    In my experience people vote to protect their rice bowl. Biden’s avowed policies will lead to poverty and misery for millions of Americans. It will lead to the replication of California’s forest fires and energy shortages throughout the country. It will deprive all but the rich and privileged (who coincidently are supporting Biden in record numbers) of their freedom to travel by limiting access to automobiles and gasoline. It will increase pollution by shutting down fracking and clean gas energy in favor of solar and wind which requires large scale extraction (read strip mining for rare earths) of dirty and rare materials to build.

    My question is this? What sort of human being can justify a vote for Biden and inflicting that kind of misery on their fellow citizens? What type of as rice bowl do these people need filling? Why do they so hate minorities that they would undercut their opportunity to climb the economic ladder and condemn them to the form of government serfdom the Democrats desire for minorities? Are those that endorse Biden that selfish? Or do they so enjoy the sense that they are are better off than others that they will do anything to make sure those less privileged than them remain less privileged?

    Yes.

    • #129
  10. Flicker Coolidge
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    Gary Robbins (View Comment):

    James Lileks (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):

    Excuse me. The claim was that Biden has put his hand down a woman’s blouse or up her skirt. This allegation does not relate to that allegation.

    Please do not try to hijack a thread on one issue with something wholly unrelated.

    I don’t think Joe Biden is a ravening sexual omnivore along the lines of a Kennedy or a Clinton. I do think he believes he is a fantastically smart, amazingly accomplished, warm human being with a magic common touch, gifted with boundless empathy. That’s the loop that plays on frayed tape in his forebrain. I don’t think his handsy hair-sniffing is predatory; in his mind, it shows he cares. About people! He’s warm and he’s generous. That’s what the tape says. Its comforting refrain justifies everything, and indemnifies him against criticism.

    Politics abounds with these vain nullities. The damage they do depends on whether they blithely sign on to the expansion of the state and coincidentally find themselves enriched, or find a personal advantage in limiting its reach into our lives, and coincidentally find themselves enriched.

    I think that you nailed it about Biden. I saw a tape of him talking to a boy who stutters, and offering his phone number to work with him. I would love to see that empathy in Ava President.

    You don’t get that this was sarcasm do you?

    • #130
  11. Gumby Mark (R-Meth Lab of Demo… Coolidge
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    For those who would rejoice that the defeat of Trump means the defeat of Trumpism, yet repeatedly say they agree with Trump’s policies, I say “whaa???”.  This is the definition of incoherence.

    Will it make a difference to those who feel that way that we now know the son of one of the Presidential candidates took a $3.5 million payoff from a Putin associate while their father held national office and that candidate is Joe Biden?   Nah.

    • #131
  12. Seawriter Contributor
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    Gumby Mark (R-Meth Lab of Demo… (View Comment):

    For those who would rejoice that the defeat of Trump means the defeat of Trumpism, yet repeatedly say they agree with Trump’s policies, I say “whaa???”. This is the definition of incoherence.

    Will it make a difference to those who feel that way that we now know the son of one of the Presidential candidates took a $3.5 million payoff from a Putin associate while their father held national office and that candidate is Joe Biden? Nah.

    Orange Man Bad. And the devil take those who suffer as a result of Biden’s election. Millions of other people’s pain doesn’t matter.

    • #132
  13. kedavis Coolidge
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    Stina (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):
    I heard Trump say, when you are famous you can grab them by the p*ssy.”

    My politeness to you hangs by such a thread because sound facts and information bounce off your noggin like little blue balls at a racket-ball court.

    And I also know that the people that push back the hardest against you, you have started to ignore completely without response. And that you don’t actually answer direct questions that are put to you.

    So I know this is just another useless blue ball. But whatever. Maybe, MAYBE there is hope that your tin foil head wrap will tear a hole and something gets through.

    Speaking as a woman:

    IT IS TRUE! Women let rich men grab them, touch them. They want to be the next wife with an alimony payment. Golddiggers exist.

    Heck, women at night clubs let complete strangers grab them and touch them.

    He did not say anything that wasn’t true or that implied force.

    The only people who think this says anything about molestation are men who women never let touch them.

    And Trump only said they LET MEN do that, NOT that HE DID.

    • #133
  14. kedavis Coolidge
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    @kedavis

    JamesSalerno (View Comment):

    Seawriter (View Comment):

    You hate Trump so much that you would rather see the US burn to the ground than to see Trump win.

    And leave the rubble to all of us who will still plan on being here for a few more decades.

    Besides just being foolish and ignorant, that’s probably part of my benighted mother’s problem too: she won’t be around long enough to suffer much from what she claims to want.

    • #134
  15. kedavis Coolidge
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    @kedavis

    James Lileks (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):
    I think that you nailed it about Biden.

    We may differ on that opinion, as I was saying what Biden thinks of himself, not what he actually is.

    I think it’s indicative, but not surprising, that Gary completely missed your point.

    • #135
  16. kedavis Coolidge
    kedavis
    @kedavis

    Flicker (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):

    James Lileks (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):

    Excuse me. The claim was that Biden has put his hand down a woman’s blouse or up her skirt. This allegation does not relate to that allegation.

    Please do not try to hijack a thread on one issue with something wholly unrelated.

    I don’t think Joe Biden is a ravening sexual omnivore along the lines of a Kennedy or a Clinton. I do think he believes he is a fantastically smart, amazingly accomplished, warm human being with a magic common touch, gifted with boundless empathy. That’s the loop that plays on frayed tape in his forebrain. I don’t think his handsy hair-sniffing is predatory; in his mind, it shows he cares. About people! He’s warm and he’s generous. That’s what the tape says. Its comforting refrain justifies everything, and indemnifies him against criticism.

    Politics abounds with these vain nullities. The damage they do depends on whether they blithely sign on to the expansion of the state and coincidentally find themselves enriched, or find a personal advantage in limiting its reach into our lives, and coincidentally find themselves enriched.

    I think that you nailed it about Biden. I saw a tape of him talking to a boy who stutters, and offering his phone number to work with him. I would love to see that empathy in Ava President.

    You don’t get that this was sarcasm do you?

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOckUS0OCFA

    • #136
  17. Flicker Coolidge
    Flicker
    @Flicker

    kedavis (View Comment):

    Stina (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):
    I heard Trump say, when you are famous you can grab them by the p*ssy.”

    My politeness to you hangs by such a thread because sound facts and information bounce off your noggin like little blue balls at a racket-ball court.

    And I also know that the people that push back the hardest against you, you have started to ignore completely without response. And that you don’t actually answer direct questions that are put to you.

    So I know this is just another useless blue ball. But whatever. Maybe, MAYBE there is hope that your tin foil head wrap will tear a hole and something gets through.

    Speaking as a woman:

    IT IS TRUE! Women let rich men grab them, touch them. They want to be the next wife with an alimony payment. Golddiggers exist.

    Heck, women at night clubs let complete strangers grab them and touch them.

    He did not say anything that wasn’t true or that implied force.

    The only people who think this says anything about molestation are men who women never let touch them.

    And Trump only said they LET MEN do that, NOT that HE DID.

    This is what I’ve been saying for four years now.  Any competent lawyer should get that.

    • #137
  18. kedavis Coolidge
    kedavis
    @kedavis

    Seawriter (View Comment):

    Gumby Mark (R-Meth Lab of Demo… (View Comment):

    For those who would rejoice that the defeat of Trump means the defeat of Trumpism, yet repeatedly say they agree with Trump’s policies, I say “whaa???”. This is the definition of incoherence.

    Will it make a difference to those who feel that way that we now know the son of one of the Presidential candidates took a $3.5 million payoff from a Putin associate while their father held national office and that candidate is Joe Biden? Nah.

    Orange Man Bad. And the devil take those who suffer as a result of Biden’s election. Millions of other people’s pain doesn’t matter.

    And remember, family law practices will have lots of business due to families breaking up, etc.

    • #138
  19. kedavis Coolidge
    kedavis
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    Flicker (View Comment):

    kedavis (View Comment):

    Stina (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):
    I heard Trump say, when you are famous you can grab them by the p*ssy.”

    My politeness to you hangs by such a thread because sound facts and information bounce off your noggin like little blue balls at a racket-ball court.

    And I also know that the people that push back the hardest against you, you have started to ignore completely without response. And that you don’t actually answer direct questions that are put to you.

    So I know this is just another useless blue ball. But whatever. Maybe, MAYBE there is hope that your tin foil head wrap will tear a hole and something gets through.

    Speaking as a woman:

    IT IS TRUE! Women let rich men grab them, touch them. They want to be the next wife with an alimony payment. Golddiggers exist.

    Heck, women at night clubs let complete strangers grab them and touch them.

    He did not say anything that wasn’t true or that implied force.

    The only people who think this says anything about molestation are men who women never let touch them.

    And Trump only said they LET MEN do that, NOT that HE DID.

    This is what I’ve been saying for four years now. Any competent lawyer should get that.

    And if they LET rich/powerful men do that, doesn’t that mean it wasn’t “assault” even if Trump had done it too?

    • #139
  20. Stina Member
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    @CM

    Matt Balzer, Imperialist Claw (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):

    Matt Balzer, Imperialist Claw (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):
    Assume a political world where Trump joins Hoover, Carter and H.W. Bush as only the fourth president in over 100 years to not be re-elected, with Trump and Trumpism being completely discredited.

    Assume a spherical cow.

    That is great! Where did you get that?

    It’s the punchline to a joke about mathematicians, IIRC.

    Or physicists. I had to look it up, but definitely applies to mathematicians. Definitely did not originate in the math department.

    • #140
  21. Matt Balzer, Imperialist Claw Member
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    Stina (View Comment):

    Matt Balzer, Imperialist Claw (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):

    Matt Balzer, Imperialist Claw (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):
    Assume a political world where Trump joins Hoover, Carter and H.W. Bush as only the fourth president in over 100 years to not be re-elected, with Trump and Trumpism being completely discredited.

    Assume a spherical cow.

    That is great! Where did you get that?

    It’s the punchline to a joke about mathematicians, IIRC.

    Or physicists. I had to look it up, but definitely applies to mathematicians. Definitely did not originate in the math department.

    Did any jokes about mathematicians originate there?

    • #141
  22. kedavis Coolidge
    kedavis
    @kedavis

    Matt Balzer, Imperialist Claw (View Comment):

    Stina (View Comment):

    Matt Balzer, Imperialist Claw (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):

    Matt Balzer, Imperialist Claw (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):
    Assume a political world where Trump joins Hoover, Carter and H.W. Bush as only the fourth president in over 100 years to not be re-elected, with Trump and Trumpism being completely discredited.

    Assume a spherical cow.

    That is great! Where did you get that?

    It’s the punchline to a joke about mathematicians, IIRC.

    Or physicists. I had to look it up, but definitely applies to mathematicians. Definitely did not originate in the math department.

    Did any jokes about mathematicians originate there?

    On The Big Bang Theory (TV show involving physicists) the joke ends with “but it only works for spherical chickens in a vacuum.”

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oUwlEdz42xo

    Also:

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spherical_cow

    spherical cow is a humorous metaphor for highly simplified scientific models of complex real life phenomena.[2][3] The implication is that theoretical physicists will often reduce a problem to the simplest form they can imagine in order to make calculations more feasible, even though such simplification may hinder the model’s application to reality.

    The phrase comes from a joke that spoofs the simplifying assumptions that are sometimes used in theoretical physics.[4]

    Milk production at a dairy farm was low, so the farmer wrote to the local university, asking for help from academia. A multidisciplinary team of professors was assembled, headed by a theoretical physicist, and two weeks of intensive on-site investigation took place. The scholars then returned to the university, notebooks crammed with data, where the task of writing the report was left to the team leader. Shortly thereafter the physicist returned to the farm, saying to the farmer, “I have the solution, but it works only in the case of spherical cows in a vacuum”.

    It is told in many variants,[5] including a joke about a physicist who said he could predict the winner of any race provided it involved spherical horses moving through a vacuum[6][7] or a physicist whose solution to a poultry farm’s egg-production problems began with “Postulate a spherical chicken …”, as presented in a 1973 letter to the editor of the journal Science titled A Spherical Chicken.[8]

    • #142
  23. Stina Member
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    @CM

    Matt Balzer, Imperialist Claw (View Comment):

    Stina (View Comment):

    Matt Balzer, Imperialist Claw (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):

    Matt Balzer, Imperialist Claw (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):
    Assume a political world where Trump joins Hoover, Carter and H.W. Bush as only the fourth president in over 100 years to not be re-elected, with Trump and Trumpism being completely discredited.

    Assume a spherical cow.

    That is great! Where did you get that?

    It’s the punchline to a joke about mathematicians, IIRC.

    Or physicists. I had to look it up, but definitely applies to mathematicians. Definitely did not originate in the math department.

    Did any jokes about mathematicians originate there?

    Not about mathematicians… or really anyone. All the best ones were math jokes =p What’s the integral of (cabin)d-cabin?

    Log Cabin

    • #143
  24. Gary Robbins Member
    Gary Robbins
    @GaryRobbins

    kedavis (View Comment):

    Stina (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):
    I heard Trump say, when you are famous you can grab them by the p*ssy.”

    My politeness to you hangs by such a thread because sound facts and information bounce off your noggin like little blue balls at a racket-ball court.

    And I also know that the people that push back the hardest against you, you have started to ignore completely without response. And that you don’t actually answer direct questions that are put to you.

    So I know this is just another useless blue ball. But whatever. Maybe, MAYBE there is hope that your tin foil head wrap will tear a hole and something gets through.

    Speaking as a woman:

    IT IS TRUE! Women let rich men grab them, touch them. They want to be the next wife with an alimony payment. Golddiggers exist.

    Heck, women at night clubs let complete strangers grab them and touch them.

    He did not say anything that wasn’t true or that implied force.

    The only people who think this says anything about molestation are men who women never let touch them.

    And Trump only said they LET MEN do that, NOT that HE DID.

    I think that you are being extremely naïve.  But since there is a pending slander case that has been filed against Trump by one of the women, we are about to find out what a jury says!

    • #144
  25. kedavis Coolidge
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    Stina (View Comment):

    Matt Balzer, Imperialist Claw (View Comment):

    Stina (View Comment):

    Matt Balzer, Imperialist Claw (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):

    Matt Balzer, Imperialist Claw (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):
    Assume a political world where Trump joins Hoover, Carter and H.W. Bush as only the fourth president in over 100 years to not be re-elected, with Trump and Trumpism being completely discredited.

    Assume a spherical cow.

    That is great! Where did you get that?

    It’s the punchline to a joke about mathematicians, IIRC.

    Or physicists. I had to look it up, but definitely applies to mathematicians. Definitely did not originate in the math department.

    Did any jokes about mathematicians originate there?

    Not about mathematicians… or really anyone. All the best ones were math jokes =p What’s the integral of (cabin)d-cabin?

    Log Cabin

    The only “mathematician jokes” I remember involved what I called “arm-waving proofs.”  That is, the person stands there waving their arms, saying “But don’t you see? (How clever I am?)”

    These “proofs” would take form of something like “6 is an even number, but 6 is an odd number of legs for a horse.”  Therefor even numbers are odd, blah blah blah…

    “But don’t you see????” [waving arms]

    • #145
  26. Gary Robbins Member
    Gary Robbins
    @GaryRobbins

    I came across a great article at The Dispatch which is Trump Skeptic but not Anti-Trump like The Bulwark:

    Where Do NeverTrump Voters Stand Four Years Later?

    Trump-skeptical conservatives like what the president has done in office. But they can’t get over what he says.

    The first two paragraphs:

    “To be a lifelong conservative unable to hop aboard the Trump Train is to be one of the loneliest people in politics. Sure, NeverTrump Republicans continue to punch above their weight class on newspaper mastheads and cable TV. But, chided by Trump and his supporters as “human scum” on the right and discarded when no longer politically expedient on the left, many anti-Trump conservatives have spent the past four years adrift, navigating through both increasingly awkward interpersonal relationships and a reassessment of their own beliefs.

    “‘My policy views haven’t changed in decades,’ said Mike Bates, an Illinois man who once served as a township chairman of Citizens for Reagan and wrote 20 years worth of weekly conservative columns for the local newspaper. ‘But I’ve lost a number of friends over Trump. … Now I’m a RINO. Or a Marxist. Or nuts. Or some combo.'”

    https://thedispatch.com/p/where-do-nevertrump-voters-stand

    I have frequently been called a RINO or GOPe.  In this very thread, I have been called a Marxist, or someone who enables Marxists.  Oh well.

    I appreciate the concluding paragraph:

    “‘This year I’m on the fence between Biden and Jo Jorgensen,’ said Nick from Washington state. ‘I don’t think she is as good as Johnson or McMullin, and Biden is far more tolerable than Clinton. However, if I was in a swing state I would definitely vote Biden. Trump has got to go.'”

    I live in a swing state.  I can’t afford to vote Libertarian as I have done in the the past.  I am “Ridin’ with Biden.”  Sorry to disappoint my Ricochetti friends.

    • #146
  27. The Reticulator Member
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    Gary Robbins (View Comment):
    If we can bring back Reaganism, the rising tide will lift all boats.

    The best way to bring back Reaganism is to defeat people like you and your allies this election.

     

    • #147
  28. Gary Robbins Member
    Gary Robbins
    @GaryRobbins

    The Reticulator (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):
    If we can bring back Reaganism, the rising tide will lift all boats.

    The best way to bring back Reaganism is to defeat people like you and your allies this election.

    We shall see.  If Trump loses in a landslide, what or where are you going to go?  Of the 16 people who ran against Trump, who best represents your point of view?

    • #148
  29. The Reticulator Member
    The Reticulator
    @TheReticulator

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):

    1. Trump’s policies have been winning ones; if we give him four more years, there will be so much winning it will be impossible to deny that they are winning ones.

    No. Trump has completely blown the COVID-19 pandemic.

    That is silly. If anyone started to get the idea that maybe you had a point, you blew it with that one. 

    • #149
  30. The Reticulator Member
    The Reticulator
    @TheReticulator

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):

    The Reticulator (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):
    If we can bring back Reaganism, the rising tide will lift all boats.

    The best way to bring back Reaganism is to defeat people like you and your allies this election.

    We shall see. If Trump loses in a landslide, what or where are you going to go? Of the 16 people who ran against Trump, who best represents your point of view?

    I’d be glad to have Ted Cruz or someone equally hated by the Republican Establishment.

    • #150
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