True. In order to appeal to MAGA, you have to adopt the extreme positions that most normal Americans find weird. But my worry is that they'll find a Maga wolf in sheep's clothing.
My worry is that they'll find somebody who is perfectly capable of appearing like a nice, normal human being, fund him with their billions, and go crazy after he's elected. A Vanchurian candidate, so to speak.
I swear, a five-minute "buddy video" mashup of "Tim and Kamala On the Road" just doing normal stuff together like going to the grocery store and having a discussion over which milk they should get (skim/ 1 percent/ 2 percent/ whole or cow/almond/oat/walnut) would be a killer political ad because it would highlight how JD and Trump cannot do these normal things. George Conway is right: mockery is the best way to take Trump and Vance down.
Just read that IVF costs 15-30k per cycle and is sometimes not successful, necessitating another round.
I just wonder what conservatives who actually favor small government must think of this. I really don't understand it, to be honest. He's not going to get any women who weren't going to vote for him before to vote for him because of this but he very well might lose some of the traditional small government conservatives who are nauseated by the pandering.
It offers up an opportunity for Kamala: "Look, these treatments are incredibly costly. They will grow the debt at a time when fiscal responsibility is in order. Government should not be a nanny state."
What are you talking about, and what's with the ad hominem attack? What about this sentence do you find confusing with regards to retail pricing strategies?
"Kroger Co. hiked prices on milk and eggs more than needed to account for inflation, the company's top pricing executive testified."
This Bloomberg article was written by Leah Nylen, who has written hundreds of articles for Bloomberg, including about 50 just since the first of June.
https://www.bloomberg.com/authors/AVvaSJbjmc4/leah-nylen
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-08-27/kroger-hiked-milk-egg-prices-above-inflation-merger-judge-told?embedded-checkout=true
Do these figures factor in 1) inflation 2) the fact that there are 60 million more people in the U.S. in 2024 than there were in 2000?
What I'd like to see is the amount of debt per capita, adjusted for inflation
From that Trae Crowder video I posted:
"Meanwhile you aint even got to do any research to make J.D. look bad. Just turn on the camera and let him exist in front of it. What kind of hillbilly don't know how to bullshit around at a food counter?"
That's great shit.
Vance was a catastrophically bad choice. He's uncomfortable in his own skin and in the age of video, that ain't good. Meanwhile America's dad on the Dem side wants to get a turkey leg and show you his 1969 Scout.