2024 US Presidential Election Thread

[Anglo-Celtic]

In the article I linked to, Trump denied the accusation.

However, Trump has plainly said that his first loyalty is not to America. He's never owned up to it at a press conference, and so I don't trust him to tell the truth about things like this.

But if Reagan was still alive, healthy and running for President as a third-party candidate, I would certainly vote for him.

Reagan is long gone. If he saw how much Slow Joe destroyed our country, he would want you to vote for Trump.

[Anglo-Celtic]

Trump voters are like a married woman who thinks the world of her husband, because she hasn't known him for what he really is. If other people try to tell her facts about him that she doesn't like, she might get very angry about that, but somebody has to say something.

It's not that deep. Most of us just miss the peace and prosperity, and we notice that Slow Joe is taking our country into the abyss.

[Smeagol]

But if Reagan was still alive, healthy and running for President as a third-party candidate, I would certainly vote for him.

Reagan would be smart enough not to do that, and not just guarantee Biden (and his controllers) another term.

It was Reagan who asked the American people in 1980 if they were better off then than they were 4 years ago, before they made the mistake of electing the incompetent Jimmy Carter.

2020 was a fluke that was outside of anyone's control, but I know that I and the country as a whole were a lot better off in 2019 than we are now. Which is why I'm voting for Trump again despite disagreeing with him on numerous issues, including Israel. The current regime is objectively worse than the previous administration.

[Smaland]

It's not that deep. Most of us just miss the peace and prosperity, and we notice that Slow Joe is taking our country into the abyss.

Reagan would be smart enough not to do that, and not just guarantee Biden (and his controllers) another term.

It was Reagan who asked the American people in 1980 if they were better off then than they were 4 years ago, before they made the mistake of electing the incompetent Jimmy Carter.

2020 was a fluke that was outside of anyone's control, but I know that I and the country as a whole were a lot better off in 2019 than we are now. Which is why I'm voting for Trump again despite disagreeing with him on numerous issues, including Israel. The current regime is objectively worse than the previous administration.

If Trump had a road-to-Damascus experience like the Apostle Paul did, and he thus became a sincere Christian, I would think about voting for him. But he hasn't, and so I won't.


Many Americans like to think of Israel as a good neighbor, but Trump has gone far beyond this. Not only does Trump have a loyalty to Israel, he has placed this loyalty even above a loyalty to America. This is a terrible sin, a grave sin. One can think of the film The Manchurian Candidate (1962) as he reads the following: Biden is the Chinese candidate, but Trump is the Israeli candidate, and so I don't see any difference between them.

[CosmoLady]

If Trump had a road-to-Damascus experience like the Apostle Paul did, and he thus became a sincere Christian, I would think about voting for him. But he hasn't, and so I won't.


Many Americans like to think of Israel as a good neighbor, but Trump has gone far beyond this. Not only does Trump have a loyalty to Israel, he has placed this loyalty even above a loyalty to America. This is a terrible sin, a grave sin. One can think of the film The Manchurian Candidate (1962) as he reads the following: Biden is the Chinese candidate, but Trump is the Israeli candidate, and so I don't see any difference between them.

Very hypocritical, you seem to support a globalist Jewish Ukrainian candidate.

What do you care about Israel anyway? You waste FAR more money on Ukraine, for nothing in the end.

This young man has far more common sense than you!

Reagan would be smart enough not to do that, and not just guarantee Biden (and his controllers) another term.

It was Reagan who asked the American people in 1980 if they were better off then than they were 4 years ago, before they made the mistake of electing the incompetent Jimmy Carter.

2020 was a fluke that was outside of anyone's control, but I know that I and the country as a whole were a lot better off in 2019 than we are now. Which is why I'm voting for Trump again despite disagreeing with him on numerous issues, including Israel. The current regime is objectively worse than the previous administration.

[Anglo-Celtic]

If Trump had a road-to-Damascus experience like the Apostle Paul did, and he thus became a sincere Christian, I would think about voting for him. But he hasn't, and so I won't.


Many Americans like to think of Israel as a good neighbor, but Trump has gone far beyond this. Not only does Trump have a loyalty to Israel, he has placed this loyalty even above a loyalty to America. This is a terrible sin, a grave sin. One can think of the film The Manchurian Candidate (1962) as he reads the following: Biden is the Chinese candidate, but Trump is the Israeli candidate, and so I don't see any difference between them.

You see no differences between them? You must be blind to Afghanistan, border security, crime rates, drug overdoses, economic problems, free speech, gas prices, homeless people, intelligence failures, January 6th, kidnapped children, lawfare abuse, mental problems, naval deterioration, etc..

[Smaland]

You see no differences between them? You must be blind to Afghanistan, border security, crime rates, drug overdoses, economic problems, free speech, gas prices, homeless people, intelligence failures, January 6th, kidnapped children, lawfare abuse, mental problems, naval deterioration, etc..

Most of the things in your list are things that a President can nothing about, at least on his own, as long as he exercises only the Constitutional powers that he has. Gas prices are set by oil companies, not at the order of the President. In the end, crime rates and drug overdoses can only be brought down with self-control by the people concerned.

Turning to national loyalties, Trump once considered a Russian proposal to force Americans to submit to Russian interrogation, on U.S soil.

Biden is disloyal to the United States, but so is Trump, and that’s the most important point.

[Anglo-Celtic]

Most of the things in your list are things that a President can nothing about, at least on his own, as long as he exercises only the Constitutional powers that he has. Gas prices are set by oil companies, not at the order of the President. In the end, crime rates and drug overdoses can only be brought down with self-control by the people concerned.

Turning to national loyalties, Trump once considered a Russian proposal to force Americans to submit to Russian interrogation, on U.S soil.

Biden is disloyal to the United States, but so is Trump, and that’s the most important point.

BS! Trump is loyal to our country and our people, and border security is just one of many things that proved it. It's funny. If there's such a lack of presidential control over events (like the Keystone pipeline), it must just be a coincidence that the country went down the tubes after Slow Joe's handlers staged a coup.

[Smaland]

BS! Trump is loyal to our country and our people, and border security is just one of many things that proved it. It's funny. If there's such a lack of presidential control over events (like the Keystone pipeline), it must just be a coincidence that the country went down the tubes after Slow Joe's handlers staged a coup.

The evidence is there, but I can't force you to accept it. All I can do is keep on making posts.

[Smaland]

On the left is a photo of Eric Trump (b. 1984), which was posted at the Wiki article about him. On the right is a photo of author James Dodson (b. 1953). The photo is posted at the website wbur.org, and it is credited to "Frank Pierce". || "President Donald Trump's son Eric told golf reporter James Dodson three years ago that the family's company got much of its funding to build its golf courses from Russia, according to an interview Dodson gave to WBUR (a radio station in Boston, MA) ... (the interview took place at) the Trump National Golf Club in Charlotte, North Carolina, after Trump's public-relations representative invited him there." The second quotation is part of the article linked to below.

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And when Dodson asked Donald Trump how he managed to secure funding for his courses, he said he had access to $100 million.

Dodson recalled that when he then asked Eric Trump to explain where the $100 million came from, Eric said the company wasn't relying on American banks for the funding because American banks had been reluctant to put money into golf courses after the recession.

'We have all the funding we need out of Russia,' Eric reportedly said.

'Really?' Dodson recalled answering.

'Oh, yeah,' he said Eric Trump answered. 'We've got some guys that really, really love golf, and they're really invested in our programs. We just go there all the time.'
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