2024 Presidential Election Thread - Let's keep the party going.

[Chopper 16666]

Leaving you with this thought.

[Sawbonz 26891]

[WhatTheBuck 28615]

He shits his pants just like his daddy. 

[Underdog 28229]

6 hours ago, Chopper said:

Many, MANY people are saying Dotard is shining up his Naza paraphernalia to wear on the campaign trail

"Very fine people... On both sides." 

[Underdog 28229]

5 hours ago, ChuckNorrisActionJeans said:

Man... Michigan seems like a super weird state to me as far as a Northern state. I admit I don't know all of its background but all the militia and regressive confederate shit alongside normal people...why?

Wife has family up there(parents were from there) in Detroit surrounding area and were the nicest, funniest people to hang out with. Unfortunately, the younger clan are trumpers, most of the Aunts/Uncles have died off, which is surprising since most of them were Unionized auto workers. But Michigan is a beautiful State. 

[Thatguy 8207]

10 hours ago, austingirl said:

Seriously, what the fuck is wrong with these people.

 

The Black community, after decades of being told to pick itself up by the bootstraps, has some really wild self-hating people amongst it's ranks. You thought Dave Chapelle was just doing a fictional bit. Nope. He was making fun of a sect that is actually out there. It's a shame.

[TwiceHorn 30851]

15 hours ago, The Dog said:

 

Some of the best news in that regard is that Ben Ginsberg, Elias' counterpart or counterweight on the other side, that is the best conservative election lawyer in the US, is a) retired and off the table and b) a never-Trumper that vocally states that widespread election fraud is bullshit and always has been.

[TwiceHorn 30851]

12 hours ago, MrBig said:

Why do they constantly play YMCA? It’s so fucking weird 

I'm going to guess that maybe some ownership issues or desperation for money means the Village People or their reps settled their claims with Trumpco in such a way that Trumpco has the ability to continue to use the music.

[BurntOrange&White 38889]

6 hours ago, Chopper said:

a summary about Barron from a guy who's spent time going through the tweets of "Mr. Weeks"

(including a special episode where Barron shits himself to keep people away from him)https://www.reddit.com/r/AnythingGoesNews/comments/1euijjl/nyc_nanny_just_revealed_some_very_shocking_and/

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Thank you tx 3 putt

[MrX 693]

10 hours ago, Jersey Man10 said:

Saw this today lol

Next time you see me in my truck, at least walk up and offer to buy me a drink!

[DigglerontheHoof 20595]

why the fuck would anyone buy a maggy a drink?

[Js1 83619]

7 hours ago, Hiphopopotamos said:

 

49-45 RV

51-45 LV

+11 with independents, +20 with 18-39, +23 with women 18-29 and +17 women 30-49, +14 with men 18-29, +72 with black voters, +15 with Latina women, +8 in battlegrounds 

[WhatTheBuck 28615]

30 minutes ago, DigglerontheHoof said:

why the fuck would anyone buy a maggy a drink?

Hemlock. 

[BurntOrange&White 38889]

18 minutes ago, Js1 said:

49-45 RV

51-45 LV

+11 with independents, +20 with 18-39, +23 with women 18-29 and +17 women 30-49, +14 with men 18-29, +72 with black voters, +15 with Latina women, +8 in battlegrounds 

[Pam Cummings 9423]

42 minutes ago, DigglerontheHoof said:

why the fuck would anyone buy a maggy a drink?

Maggy is pretty brilliant I gotta say

[Underdog 28229]

1 hour ago, MrX said:

Next time you see me in my truck, at least walk up and offer to buy me a drink!

Were you waiting for Dirk Diggler? 

Edited August 18 by Underdog

[cactusflinthead 27229]

I'm thinking about having to pull all of them to mow.

Thanks babe. It looks great.

Just help move them and it's all good.

[Goredho 17180]

9 hours ago, Chopper said:

https://www.michiganpublic.org/arts-culture/2017-09-12/why-is-howell-considered-the-kkk-capital-of-michigan

 

https://www.tumblr.com/can-you-feel-the-tears/622162837192802304/from-girl-scouts-social-media-the-original

ID: Seven screenshots of a twitter thread by @dst6n01 from June 9, 2020 that altogether read: Story I learned last night:

 

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I started Girl Scouts in first grade and was an active scout until I was 17 (12th grade)—did All the GS stuff and loved my scouting experience. I was a GS national delegate.

My troop, 1001, was in Detroit and almost all black.

Our leaders were Black women and they genuinely loved us. Because they loved us, we did All the GS things: we sold cookies, and earned badges, and di community service, and went camping.

Real camping—out in the “forest.” Cabins and s’mores and trails and knapsacks and walking sticks and campfires and songs and lakes and All The Things.

Loved It.

I was young when I started camping, maybe 4th or 5th grade, don’t remember exactly. But I do remember getting in our cars, with our paper lunches and sleeping bags and flashlights and book of badges to earn outside and being so excited.

We would drive a Very Long Time (at least to a 9 year old) and end up at the campgrounds. And then we’d learn the camp rules and review the Girl Scout requirements: leave a space better than you found it, clean your trash, be kind, have fun. And we did all those things.

My memories of camping are 💯 wonderful and positive and I’m getting warm fuzzies.

Last night I talked to my best friend, whose mom was one of our leaders and camp chaperones. We were talking about camp, and her mom mentioned staying up with two other moms all night, taking stations at each door and window of our cabin and having night watch.

Night watch? I asked, genuinely confused. What kind of bears did y’all think were going to open the door of our cabin and eat us? 😂I asked, jokingly.

She got quiet. “Not bears,” she said, “the Klan.”

Silence.

“What?”

“The Klan.”

Yesterday, I learned that one of our GS camps was in Howell, Michigan. This Howell.

The tweet links an article from michiganradio.org titled “Why is Howell considered the KKK capital of Michigan?”

Howell is about an hour outside Detroit, halfway to Lansing.

To me, a kid somewhere between 8-12, camping was fun. To our mothers and leaders, camping was potentially dangerous.

But, they wanted us to experience All the experiences Girl Scouts have. They just had night watch so we could. So they stood watch—all night. In the 90s.

This is Not a post to debate the rationale of us camping in Howell. That’s not the fair conversation to have.

This is a post to illuminate how deeply unfair it is to live in a state of terrorized, racial fear. How that fear creates a space for ongoing trauma.

How Black mothers have to exist in a dual space: providing all the social and cultural experiences that you believe your daughters need and being constantly aware of the dangers that exist in non black spaces where those experiences often are.

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Man, kudos to those girlscout moms.

[Radical Larry 28462]

44 minutes ago, WhatTheBuck said:

Hemlock. 

I was thinking of the immortal words of Socrates, who said, “I drank what?”

[cactusflinthead 27229]

 

[SubliminalHorn 6403]

1 hour ago, Js1 said:

49-45 RV

51-45 LV

+11 with independents, +20 with 18-39, +23 with women 18-29 and +17 women 30-49, +14 with men 18-29, +72 with black voters, +15 with Latina women, +8 in battlegrounds 

+6 sounds like a NC, AZ, and GA win

[Francisco 2.0 32213]

Folks, we might have a new nickname for Kamala.  This one might stick.   Also, 2 am:

 

 

 

 

 

 

[4th&Five 41242]

An econ professor? So at least he knows what a fucking tariff is!

[Js1 83619]

CBS: 51-48 Harris (+3)

[Red Five 40449]

9 minutes ago, Francisco 2.0 said:

Folks, we might have a new nickname for Kamala.  This one might stick.   Also, 2 am:

 

 

 

 

 

 

STFU Dotard, your dad was a nazi.

[MrBig 5183]

12 minutes ago, Francisco 2.0 said:

Folks, we might have a new nickname for Kamala.  This one might stick.   Also, 2 am:

 

 

 

 

 

 

I’m really surprised he hasn’t used “Camel Toe Kamala” or “Crack Sniffin’ Kamala” yet. He’s probably saving the really offensive nicknames for his Nazi city rallies. 

[Macanudo 12798]

Just now, MrBig said:

 He’s probably saving the really offensive nicknames for his Nazi city rallies. 

He's giving the speech at the Livingston County Sherrif's Office.   The question I have is....   Indoor or outdoor?

 

 

 

[Loch Ness Monster 3529]

Wish Kamala wouldn't have mentioned price controls but that's the only misstep in the last month so whatever I guess.

MAGA and the Elons of the world really running with Kamala = communism but also Putin = good.

And yeah DonOld's dad was arrested at a KKK rally and Trump is having a rallying in a KKK town in Michigan next week.

[Bullneck 18770]

Did someone say "millions?"

 

 

[Chopper 16666]

new this morning from the WP, idiots in the same boat are rowing in different directions and getting angry

Spoiler

Nick Fuentes, right center, a white supremacist and antisemite pictured in 2020, is encouraging his followers to join his attack on the Trump campaign leaders for not positioning more to the right. (Jacquelyn Martin/AP)
By Drew Harwell
August 18, 2024 at 7:05 a.m. EDT

Some of the internet’s most influential far-right figures are turning against former president Donald Trump’s campaign, threatening a digital “war” against the Republican candidate’s aides and allies that could complicate the party’s calls for unity in the final weeks of the presidential race.

Nick Fuentes, a white supremacist and podcaster who dined with Trump at his Palm Beach resort Mar-a-Lago in 2022, said on X that Trump’s campaign was “blowing it” by not positioning itself more to the right and was “headed for a catastrophic loss,” in a post that by Wednesday had been viewed 2.6 million times.

Laura Loomer, a far-right activist whom Trump last year called “very special,” said his “weak” surrogates had unraveled his momentum and that his approach “needs to change FAST because we can’t talk about a stolen election for another 4 years,” in an X post that was “liked” more than 8,000 times.

And Candace Owens, a far-right influencer with 5 million X followers who was photographed with Trump in March, described the conservative infighting in a podcast Tuesday as a “MAGA Civil War” fueled by anger that Trump’s policies and persona had been softened to boost his mainstream appeal.


“I’m just not sure who is driving the MAGA bus anymore,” she said, making it clear like other vocal far-right influencers that her problem isn’t with Trump but with his staff. “You’re losing that support from the people that believed in you. … You need those people.”
The insider attacks, which come as other backers are calling for Trump to take a more disciplined, policy-oriented approach to his campaign, highlight a new vulnerability in one of the loudest corners of Trump’s nationwide base. With millions of followers, the far-right provocateurs have long been one of the most reliable engines for winning Trump attention online, helping to build the viral energy that boosted his political career and his strong lead among predominantly White male voters. Trump embraced far-right internet celebrities before the 2016 and 2020 elections, even welcoming some to the White House for a 2019 “social media summit.”
As Trump’s campaign grapples with slumping performance in the polls, the far-right activists argue that it has failed by not adopting harder-right positions on race and immigration. They have also called for the campaign to fire its co-managers, Chris LaCivita and Susie Wiles, blaming them for a lackluster strategy.

Many of the campaign’s hard-right critics said they still stand strongly behind Trump himself. But some of them have vowed to pummel the campaign online and at Trump rallies unless it changes course, presenting a challenge for campaign officials who have worked to publicly disavow or disregard extreme voices for fear they could alienate voters.
Trump’s retooling of his campaign on Thursday, including rehiring his 2016 campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, prompted Fuentes to declare a “first victory” of his campaign, despite Trump’s public praise for LaCivita and Wiles. Online, Loomer mocked Fuentes as having “nothing to do” with the return of Lewandowski — co-author of the book “Let Trump Be Trump” — and said he should “stop pretending like he is calling the shots.”

Some campaign officials previously argued the far-right influencers offer value by amplifying political messages to their audiences. But the more overt recent attacks of Fuentes and his followers, who call themselves “groypers,” have become a “noisy” and counterproductive distraction to the campaign, said a person familiar with its operations, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss private conversations.

“If anything, [Fuentes] is hurting the idea of getting fresh blood into the campaign, because it makes it far more difficult for Trump if it looks like he’s responding to the groypers,” the person said.

Asked for comment, Trump’s campaign referred to a Truth Social post Sunday in which Trump said he was “leading in almost all of the REAL polls” and that his team was “doing a great job.”
In an appearance last Sunday on CBS, Trump’s running mate, JD Vance, called Fuentes a “total loser” and said the proper response was to “ignore” trolls like him until they “go away.”

But the far-right criticism has proved agitating for some of Trump’s most devoted online cheerleaders. Brenden Dilley, a pro-Trump podcaster in Georgia, on Monday asked whether Fuentes and others who had attacked Trump were all part of a secret psychological operation, or “psy-op,” designed to “reinforce the Kamala Harris surge narrative.”

“I’ve got a job to do, and these people are a problem,” Dilley said. “Are they being compensated? Are they being deployed as a collective? I do not know.”

Colin Henry, a researcher at George Washington University who has studied political extremism online, said influencers on the far right have grown visibly frustrated in recent weeks by Trump’s fading performance in the polls and the campaign’s disavowal of hard-line policy proposals, such as Project 2025. “They saw that as a shot across the bow from the mainstream folks, who wanted to do all this stuff with policy and institutions,” he said.

The anger of far-right influencers matters because they have proven adept at “punching above their weight” in conservative circles in a way that could bedevil Trump’s campaign, said Ben Lorber, a senior researcher at Political Research Associates, a think tank in Massachusetts that monitors right-wing groups.

“This movement has the ability to move conservative discourse and to open up space far to the right of acceptable conservative opinion for people like Trump to move further rightward,” he said.

During Trump’s conversation Monday with X’s billionaire owner Elon Musk, Fuentes directed his followers via live stream to repeatedly post their views on X, where several of their demands for changes in the campaign sailed to the top of the platform’s trending topics.
His followers led a parallel effort on Trump’s website Truth Social, and the messages, such as #NoMoreImmigration, still ranked among the top hashtags the morning after the interview. #FireLaCivita, with 20,000 recent posts, overshadowed even #Trump2024. Fuentes has also told his followers they should start collecting the phone numbers and email addresses of campaign officials so as to contact them en masse.

In an interview, Fuentes said he intended to push his followers to adopt “guerrilla” tactics and “escalate pressure in the real world,” including through mass appearances at Trump rallies in battleground states such as Michigan, until the campaign had met their demands to stop “pandering to independents.” He has urged followers to withhold their votes for Trump, saying it was the only way to awaken a campaign that had “no energy … [and] no enthusiasm.”

“If they blame me for Trump losing, so be it,” he said. “He’ll have lost because he stopped talking to the MAGA base he had in 2016.” (Loomer and Owens didn’t respond to requests for comment.)

Jared Holt, a senior researcher at the Institute for Strategic Dialogue who studies hate and extremism online, said Fuentes has seemed to lose some of the influence and cachet he gained during Trump’s presidency, but he retains a “cult following” among young conservatives who could indirectly influence the campaign “to adopt more extreme positions.”
Collaborators of Fuentes have worked for far-right members of Congress, including Reps. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) and Paul A. Gosar (R-Ariz.). And at times, messages from Fuentes — who calls for a white ethnostate in the United States, in which even legal immigration is banned — and more established pro-Trump accounts have closely aligned.

A Tuesday tweet by the campaign account @TrumpWarRoom labeled a photo of Black men “Your Neighborhood Under Kamala” and warned: “Import the third world. Become the third world.”

Vance has been asked about Trump’s dinner with Fuentes several times in TV interviews, telling ABC on Sunday that “just because you talk to somebody doesn’t mean you endorse their views.”

On live streams and social media, Fuentes has marshaled his followers to launch what he is calling “Groyper War 2″ — a sequel to a series of chaotic spectacles in 2019, during which they appeared en masse at speaking events of people they deemed “fake conservatives” to heckle and pepper them with provocative questions over issues such as race and LGBTQ+ rights.
Amanda Moore, a left-wing activist and researcher who has followed Fuentes’s group, said that effort was “extremely successful” in helping far-right influencers publicize their ideology.
“Their objective is to push the party to the right. And they got exactly what they wanted,” Moore said, adding that its success has proved costly for Trump by making his base more volatile. “This is what happens when you’re walking the line for years. This is where it’s going to get you.”
By Drew Harwell
Drew Harwell is a reporter for The Washington Post covering technology. He was a member of an international reporting team that won a George Polk Award in 2021.
 

 

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[Chopper 16666]

from a different WP article about Dotard's disorganization

 

[Chopper 16666]

meanwhile, reporting on Kamala Harris: (CNN)

[aggie08 20485]

She prints him reams of pages of material from the internet every day. 

It's not possible for me to feel bad for people who choose to be associated with Trump, but this comes close.

 

[Js1 83619]

2 minutes ago, Chopper said:

meanwhile, reporting on Kamala Harris: (CNN)

“We’re not going back” is selling. That is a focus on the future 

[bolverk 29095]

7 minutes ago, Chopper said:

from a different WP article about Dotard's disorganization

 

There's evil behind her innocent appearance.

In 2023, Harp joined Trump's 2024 presidential campaign. In 2024, The Bulwark reported, citing anonymous sources, that Harp was the staffer who had posted a video that included references to a "unified Reich" on Trump's Truth Social account.

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

 

[Underdog 28229]

How'd they hide her from Fox?  She's the stereotypical Fox on-air talent, blonde, evil & cunty. 

[Jive Turkey 12425]

“I don’t ramble. I’m a smart man.”

Narrator: he went on to ramble and lie about stupid shit that bored people to death. 

 

Edited August 18 by Jive Turkey

[Hank Kingsley 20147]

[Francisco 2.0 32213]

10 hours ago, Chopper said:

This dude apparently has receipts on Trump's son Barron, a future serial killer (if he hasn't already started).

 

 

 

Whoever this person is; having receipts on the behavior of a young Barron is one thing, but posting pics of yourself with other innocent kids as some sort of proof is another.

Barron may very well be (or have been) a budding sociopath.  But this is exactly the wrong way about doing your business.  

Edited August 18 by Francisco 2.0

[WhatTheBuck 28615]

28 minutes ago, aggie08 said:

She prints him reams of pages of material from the internet every day. 

It's not possible for me to feel bad for people who choose to be associated with Trump, but this comes close.

 

Fuck her. Nobody’s holding a gun to her head. 

[Constant 6553]

12 minutes ago, Hank Kingsley said:

 

 

Bring the heat. 

[cactusflinthead 27229]

38 minutes ago, bolverk said:

There's evil behind her innocent appearance.

In 2023, Harp joined Trump's 2024 presidential campaign. In 2024, The Bulwark reported, citing anonymous sources, that Harp was the staffer who had posted a video that included references to a "unified Reich" on Trump's Truth Social account.

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

 

Check this shit out.

She was on OAN.

But it’s not clear if Harp brings something unique to the campaign, or if she’s simply filling one of Trump’s psychological needs. “The fact is the president needs someone like Natalie around to feed him constant information and take his orders like a conveyor belt,” said another source familiar with Harp. “If she wasn’t doing this, someone else would.”

Portable-printer sherpa isn’t the only unique job created under Trump. When he was president, the White House employed staffers to tape back together important documents Trump would tear up and throw away.

“No one spends as much time on this campaign around him as Natalie,” said one insider. “If people think she’s an airhead because of her looks, they don’t understand how smart she is and how much the president relies on her.”

https://www.thebulwark.com/p/meet-trumps-human-printer-natalie-harp

[4th&Five 41242]

 

[SubliminalHorn 6403]

You know you’ve got a young and dynamic candidate when one of his aide’s jobs is to print the internet for you to read

[WBT 20278]

14 minutes ago, cactusflinthead said:

“If people think she’s an airhead because of her looks, they don’t understand how smart she is and how much the president relies on her.”

oh, it's not because of her looks

[Loch Ness Monster 3529]

[MrBig 5183]

Lady in reeeeeeddddddd 

[Tuco 5055]

1 hour ago, aggie08 said:

She prints him reams of pages of material from the internet every day. 

It's not possible for me to feel bad for people who choose to be associated with Trump, but this comes close.

 

It gets pretty awkward when he wants to watch Pornhub. 

[Loch Ness Monster 3529]