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He's campaigned on no cuts to Medicare or Social Security. He's not removing pre-existing conditions. You've been fed propaganda. https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2024/10/31/fact-check-would-trump-slash-social-security-and-medicare

When did Trump pass the Aggressive Anti-LGBT Rights Act? Must have missed that during his first term.

Nobody is taking your Social Security and Medicare. This is more fear mongering.

Project 2025 is some fear mongering to get you riled up. It can't hurt you anymore.

They're still here after 4 years of Trump. They'll still be here 4 years from now. Relax.

The real problem is farmers being forced to use illegal labor to cut costs. We probably need to increase farm aid to get around the issue.

There are some jobs like in farming that Americans are too lazy to do, or the pay is so little they'll refuse to take the job. That should be a viable path to work visas and possible citizenship for people that will take those jobs. Then you've got migrants shipped to Ohio that are receiving government assistance. Landlords have been kicking out poor white renters, fixing up their properties and renting them to said migrants. The migrants will then do the jobs the poor white people were willing to do, but for less. It's one thing to take jobs that no one here is willing to do, it's a bit different when we're importing cheaper labor and putting Americans on the street. If Trump managed to barter or force an end to the war in Ukraine, with little or no involvement, would that be a positive or negative?

We'll see with Putin. I think Russia prefers chaos and sees Trump as the more divisive, which is good for them. On the other hand, Putin obviously hasn't feared Biden or Obama when it comes to involvement in the Ukraine invasions. Truth, farmers would get hit most hard probably if the labor dried up. For that reason GOP probably won't significantly penalize employers using illegal labor.

Putin decided Ukraine was worth invading while Obama and Biden were in office. For whatever reason, he didn't try it while Trump was in charge. Maybe Trump barters an end to the war as he mentioned, or maybe he brings a show of force to get Putin to back down. Too early to say, but the fact remains Putin didn't screw with Ukraine while Trump was there. Trump pushed NATO members to hold up their end of defense spending to put pressure on Russia to begin with, and he also urged Germany and other European nations to reduce their dependence on Russian energy to hurt Moscow. That bit them in the butt when the Ukraine war started. As far as destroying LGBT rights, that's not really been part of Trump's platform in the past. I'd be surprised if he did anything there. SC justices, yeah, I could definitely see them getting paid off to retire and they'll get replaced. At the end of the day you're replacing two conservatives with conservatives though. So all that is going to be really shitty? I think we'll be okay. I think an effort at deportation will be made, it will just depend on how much money they want to throw at the problem. At the end of the day the damage is probably done, and there will be a lot of tax dollars spent assisting these people that crossed illegally.

That's a whole lot of fear mongering. I remember when Trump was going to launch nukes day 1 of his last term. What's he going to do with all that unstoppable power, with no checks and balances? We invading Mexico? He's probably going to sell California to Putin, right?

You'll be fine, I promise. God bless.

Did Trump give all those people COVID from Washington? You know more people died from COVID by Septermber of 2021 under Biden than under Trump, despite Biden starting with the jab at the beginning of his term. It was a global pandemic. Those things tend to transcend politics. Biden didn't fare any better.

Some of ya'll need to step away from the ledge. Take a break from the fear mongering and propaganda. Everyone survived the last Trump presidency. Everyone will survive the next four years.

Excessive spending contributing to record inflation. Poor exit from Afghanistan. Billions thrown toward a proxy war with Ukraine that shows no end in sight. Problems handling illegal immigration at the border. Problems with petroleum supply/prices led to depleting our emergency stockpile. There's probably a number of answers to this one.

If the intention was to overthrow the government they probably would have brought more than selfie sticks and flag poles. Pretty hard to overthrow the government with the most powerful military in the world when those are your weapons.

200 times more successful, huh? If that was true you'd think Biden wouldn't have such an awful approval rating and Kamala would be killing it tonight.

With a true freshman at LT.

Wouldn't bet on it with LSU and MIzzou, LSU in particular. That Tiger defense is still a big question mark, Jayden Daniels is gone, and their OC went to ND. ND's offense should get better as the OL gets experience. The defense still seems pretty good from last year, but hard to gauge given CW's struggles.

I feel like T'kor fucked up big putting Tucker on the block, and then using Angela as a replacement. She took two alliance votes off the table. Those are the only two people in that alliance that have won anything, and with Tucker gone they're probably gonna get picked apart. Yeah, Tucker was a big time player in the game, but they probably should have kept him around as a shield for a few more weeks at least. Angela pushed aside the only person willing to stick up for her, couldn't keep her paranoia in check. This is where I'm at. Been less and less invested in this show over time, still watch it for the wife. Didn't care for Tucker at first, but the dude was playing the game at least when a lot of them aren't. Screwed up sticking his neck out for crazy fucking Angela. That bitch needs to go, but I feel like production has her there for the drama. Not sure this is enough to keep me going. The tradeoff is I have to listen to her damn whining and batshit crazy thoughts until they finally pull the plug on her.

In college Big Fish actually started at LT his freshman year before getting injured early. While he was out Alt took over and locked the position down with Fisher moving to RT. Fisher wasn't quite as quick as Alt, but he's a meaner run blocker and still decent in pass protection. Fisher was the better prospect coming out of high school, but a lot of scouts missed on Alt.

Hide yo kids, hide yo wife, cause er body guilty of digital blackface up in here.