There may be a few hermits among us. But most people know at least 100 people. The idea that none of those people have different political opinions is ludicrous.
I know someone who knows someone who is a Trumper. Does that count? Otherwise I’m retired, not a big socializer and don’t discuss politics with people.
I have noticed that the few I know have recently nothing at all to say about TFG. And a person I feared might carry his personal misogny and racism to the polls (though medically diagnosed as delusional) has passed away.
The core issue is, thanks to much of the mainstream media, Orange 1's discharges have become normalized as somehow legitimate discourse and accepted as such by even reasonably sentient beings. It's the "Goebbels Principle" of repetition of lies and alternate facts writ large. Almost as writ large (comparing accepting populations) as it was in Nazi Germany.
The final ignominy for Fritz was that the Indians (his second stop) traded him to the Rangers for Stan Perzanowski who pitched a whole 37 games in his MLB career. The Rangers also got some cash. Apart from being able to locate his pitches and swapping families, Peterson's other claim to fame (of sorts...) apparently was that he was one of a very few of his fellow players who actually thought well of one-time Yankee teammate Jim Bouton, of "Ball Four" infamy.
Many, many people around my office are planning to vote for the former president. However, many of them are voting BBB (Bodies But Biden’s) rather than for anybody in particular. They just want the imPOTUStor out.
Are those your thoughts/terms or are you quoting what you have heard?
I must say, I am not surprised that the mental faculties that would lead someone to perceive Biden as the worst possible choice would also make someone think that- "BBB(Bodies But Biden's)"- is clever.
Maybe?? If BBB was a common acronym used in a different context, or if "bodies but Biden's" made any damn sense as a stand alone statment it could pass as a rather unsophisticated wordplay, but that's just a jumble of nonsense.
I had a co-worker who used to talk on our company tag-ups about “taking our country back” and he was appalled that I got a booster shot beyond the government mandate. He ended up on paxlovid at some point. He got let go during a contract transition. No one wanted him on their team.
100% of us know someone who is planning to vote for him, but apparently only 76% of us realize it or can bear to admit it.
There may be a few hermits among us. But most people know at least 100 people. The idea that none of those people have different political opinions is ludicrous.
I do know people who may vote for RFK jr.
Family and some lifelong friends who have lost their frickin' minds to trumpism.
I mourn.
Likewise on family.
I know someone who knows someone who is a Trumper. Does that count? Otherwise I’m retired, not a big socializer and don’t discuss politics with people.
If only you had used Red Sox numbers
8 9 14 26 27 34
As to your poll, I rather think I do, but I'd rather not ask and have it confirmed. They are related to me.
I live in Floriduh. Everyone is planning on voting for Trump.
I have noticed that the few I know have recently nothing at all to say about TFG. And a person I feared might carry his personal misogny and racism to the polls (though medically diagnosed as delusional) has passed away.
The core issue is, thanks to much of the mainstream media, Orange 1's discharges have become normalized as somehow legitimate discourse and accepted as such by even reasonably sentient beings. It's the "Goebbels Principle" of repetition of lies and alternate facts writ large. Almost as writ large (comparing accepting populations) as it was in Nazi Germany.
The final ignominy for Fritz was that the Indians (his second stop) traded him to the Rangers for Stan Perzanowski who pitched a whole 37 games in his MLB career. The Rangers also got some cash. Apart from being able to locate his pitches and swapping families, Peterson's other claim to fame (of sorts...) apparently was that he was one of a very few of his fellow players who actually thought well of one-time Yankee teammate Jim Bouton, of "Ball Four" infamy.
Many, many people around my office are planning to vote for the former president. However, many of them are voting BBB (Bodies But Biden’s) rather than for anybody in particular. They just want the imPOTUStor out.
Huh? Really? Not liking Donald Trump but hating Joe Biden enough to vote for Trump anyway? That is: odd.
Some BBBs are going third party (mainly RFK Jr.), but others say that’s just crazy. Office-based Biden supporters are pretty quiet about it.
Where do you work? Fox News?
Defense contractor.
Probably want to have the oxygen content of the air at your place checked.
Are those your thoughts/terms or are you quoting what you have heard?
I must say, I am not surprised that the mental faculties that would lead someone to perceive Biden as the worst possible choice would also make someone think that- "BBB(Bodies But Biden's)"- is clever.
Maybe?? If BBB was a common acronym used in a different context, or if "bodies but Biden's" made any damn sense as a stand alone statment it could pass as a rather unsophisticated wordplay, but that's just a jumble of nonsense.
BBB: Build Back Better.
Maybe it’s ABB for Anybody But Biden.
They be cra-cra.
So Biden's an imPOTUStor because they think the 2020 election was stolen?
I had a co-worker who used to talk on our company tag-ups about “taking our country back” and he was appalled that I got a booster shot beyond the government mandate. He ended up on paxlovid at some point. He got let go during a contract transition. No one wanted him on their team.