Have any of you come to terms with the fact that Trump is going to win this election? Not being an ass, it’s a serious question, because it’s happening and you have to get yourselves mentally prepared so you don’t fall in to hysterics. How are people getting prepared?
I will probably just go to work and realize I underestimated how many uneducated easily manipulated voters are out there. I’m still waiting for someone to verify all this Hunter Biden crime and it’s ties to joe, so far that has still not been provided.
But that’s exactly why he’ll be re-elected- you continue to shame and act Like you are better than people who have different ideals than you. Not living by the golden rule, and assuming you’re right and they’re wrong has caused the very thing you despise.
Every single day I can look in the mirror and be happy that I don’t align myself with thee most corrupt vile disgusting disgraceful human to ever occupy the WH! I’m just glad I don’t associate with any Covidiot supporters like you go fly your Baffoon flag in front of your pizzeria...
Every day I look in the mirror and try to channel my inner Stuart Smalley.
Have any of you come to terms with the fact that Trump is going to win this election? Not being an ass, it’s a serious question, because it’s happening and you have to get yourselves mentally prepared so you don’t fall in to hysterics. How are people getting prepared?
I will probably just go to work and realize I underestimated how many uneducated easily manipulated voters are out there. I’m still waiting for someone to verify all this Hunter Biden crime and it’s ties to joe, so far that has still not been provided.
But that’s exactly why he’ll be re-elected- you continue to shame and act Like you are better than people who have different ideals than you. Not living by the golden rule, and assuming you’re right and they’re wrong has caused the very thing you despise.
Every single day I can look in the mirror and be happy that I don’t align myself with thee most corrupt vile disgusting disgraceful human to ever occupy the WH! I’m just glad I don’t associate with any Covidiot supporters like you go fly your Baffoon flag in front of your pizzeria...
Every day I look into the mirror and think to myself "How come I can never trim my beard evenly?"
Obviously you’re either blind or you have the shakes..
I hope Joe is ok. Looks like he suffered a brain injury in the middle of that statement.
Funny that you have to pick one instance a few seconds long from weeks of statements to find Joe slipping up, when all of Trump’s rallies are diarrhea from start to finish.
also, not everyone can afford to stand in line for hours on election day instead of being at work.
if the choice came down to making $30 for groceries i desperately need for my kids, or spending a half day standing in line to vote, i am going to work to make that grocery money for my kids.
Its free to just drop off a ballot though.
but getting there is a challenge for many.
Where I've lived there's been many drop off boxes. I honestly don't see any room for argument that someone doesn't vote because you can't afford to take a day off or its too hard to get to a voting booth. You could have gotten a mail in ballot 4 or 5 weeks ago, you could have mailed it in up until about 3 or 4 days ago in any state, and in some you still can. You had 4 or 5 weeks to find a way to a drop off box. I mean, really, how much easier does it need to get?
Since you keep asking the same damn question over and over again, let me help.
In Virginia, I requested an absentee ballot sometime in the late spring/early summer. I can't remember exactly when, but it was a long while ago. It took MONTHS for me to receive it, so long that at one point, I attempted to look it up on the tracking website Virginia set up. No record of my request.
Life got busy. School started. My mom's health further declined. Ballot in the back of my mind "Shit, I gotta take care of the ballot."
Finally, out of the blue, the ballots arrived. Phew. But I'm still busy. Working. Taking care of house. Mom. Exhaustion. Ballots remain in envelope on the counter. "Shit, I gotta take care of the ballot."
Three weeks ago, we finally fill them out, following the directions like it's the radioactive pill I had to take when I had cancer. Witness. Seal the envelope. Put it on the counter. Intend to drop it off because I don't trust the mail.
I get busy again. Work. Chores. Mom. "Shit, I have to take care of the ballot."
One week ago, on a Monday afternoon at 4:40, I say, ENOUGH. TAKE CARE OF THE DAMN BALLOT. I speed across town and get to the Election Board office to drop it off by 5:00 closing time.
It is not that hard. And yet it is that hard.
Try walking in some shoes other than your own, mace. Not everyone lives your perfect life.
also, not everyone can afford to stand in line for hours on election day instead of being at work.
if the choice came down to making $30 for groceries i desperately need for my kids, or spending a half day standing in line to vote, i am going to work to make that grocery money for my kids.
Its free to just drop off a ballot though.
but getting there is a challenge for many.
Where I've lived there's been many drop off boxes. I honestly don't see any room for argument that someone doesn't vote because you can't afford to take a day off or its too hard to get to a voting booth. You could have gotten a mail in ballot 4 or 5 weeks ago, you could have mailed it in up until about 3 or 4 days ago in any state, and in some you still can. You had 4 or 5 weeks to find a way to a drop off box. I mean, really, how much easier does it need to get?
Since you keep asking the same damn question over and over again, let me help.
In Virginia, I requested an absentee ballot sometime in the late spring/early summer. I can't remember exactly when, but it was a long while ago. It took MONTHS for me to receive it, so long that at one point, I attempted to look it up on the tracking website Virginia set up. No record of my request.
Life got busy. School started. My mom's health further declined. Ballot in the back of my mind "Shit, I gotta take care of the ballot."
Finally, out of the blue, the ballots arrived. Phew. But I'm still busy. Working. Taking care of house. Mom. Exhaustion. Ballots remain in envelope on the counter. "Shit, I gotta take care of the ballot."
Three weeks ago, we finally fill them out, following the directions like it's the radioactive pill I had to take when I had cancer. Witness. Seal the envelope. Put it on the counter. Intend to drop it off because I don't trust the mail.
I get busy again. Work. Chores. Mom. "Shit, I have to take care of the ballot."
One week ago, on a Monday afternoon at 4:40, I say, ENOUGH. TAKE CARE OF THE DAMN BALLOT. I speed across town and get to the Election Board office to drop it off by 5:00 closing time.
It is not that hard. And yet it is that hard.
Try walking in some shoes other than your own, mace. Not everyone lives your perfect life.
I had requested one and somehow missed putting my last four on there as validation. Within a week, I got the request back with a sticky note asking me to complete. I thought that was awesome. Somehow I got two ballots in the mail. I destroyed one and dropped the other at the box. Lines have been an hour plus at the registrar every day, every hour here in western Henrico. Turnout is massive in VA, is my guess. I voted early/absentee in 18 at the registrar and on election day in 16 and walked right in. Huge difference this time.
also, not everyone can afford to stand in line for hours on election day instead of being at work.
if the choice came down to making $30 for groceries i desperately need for my kids, or spending a half day standing in line to vote, i am going to work to make that grocery money for my kids.
Its free to just drop off a ballot though.
but getting there is a challenge for many.
Where I've lived there's been many drop off boxes. I honestly don't see any room for argument that someone doesn't vote because you can't afford to take a day off or its too hard to get to a voting booth. You could have gotten a mail in ballot 4 or 5 weeks ago, you could have mailed it in up until about 3 or 4 days ago in any state, and in some you still can. You had 4 or 5 weeks to find a way to a drop off box. I mean, really, how much easier does it need to get?
Since you keep asking the same damn question over and over again, let me help.
In Virginia, I requested an absentee ballot sometime in the late spring/early summer. I can't remember exactly when, but it was a long while ago. It took MONTHS for me to receive it, so long that at one point, I attempted to look it up on the tracking website Virginia set up. No record of my request.
Life got busy. School started. My mom's health further declined. Ballot in the back of my mind "Shit, I gotta take care of the ballot."
Finally, out of the blue, the ballots arrived. Phew. But I'm still busy. Working. Taking care of house. Mom. Exhaustion. Ballots remain in envelope on the counter. "Shit, I gotta take care of the ballot."
Three weeks ago, we finally fill them out, following the directions like it's the radioactive pill I had to take when I had cancer. Witness. Seal the envelope. Put it on the counter. Intend to drop it off because I don't trust the mail.
I get busy again. Work. Chores. Mom. "Shit, I have to take care of the ballot."
One week ago, on a Monday afternoon at 4:40, I say, ENOUGH. TAKE CARE OF THE DAMN BALLOT. I speed across town and get to the Election Board office to drop it off by 5:00 closing time.
It is not that hard. And yet it is that hard.
Try walking in some shoes other than your own, mace. Not everyone lives your perfect life.
I had requested one and somehow missed putting my last four on there as validation. Within a week, I got the request back with a sticky note asking me to complete. I thought that was awesome. Somehow I got two ballots in the mail. I destroyed one and dropped the other at the box. Lines have been an hour plus at the registrar every day, every hour here in western Henrico. Turnout is massive in VA, is my guess. I voted early/absentee in 18 at the registrar and on election day in 16 and walked right in. Huge difference this time.
My friends who've lined up have spent a minimum of two hours in line. People here have just had enough. We're ready to get this long nightmare over.
also, not everyone can afford to stand in line for hours on election day instead of being at work.
if the choice came down to making $30 for groceries i desperately need for my kids, or spending a half day standing in line to vote, i am going to work to make that grocery money for my kids.
Its free to just drop off a ballot though.
but getting there is a challenge for many.
Where I've lived there's been many drop off boxes. I honestly don't see any room for argument that someone doesn't vote because you can't afford to take a day off or its too hard to get to a voting booth. You could have gotten a mail in ballot 4 or 5 weeks ago, you could have mailed it in up until about 3 or 4 days ago in any state, and in some you still can. You had 4 or 5 weeks to find a way to a drop off box. I mean, really, how much easier does it need to get?
Since you keep asking the same damn question over and over again, let me help.
In Virginia, I requested an absentee ballot sometime in the late spring/early summer. I can't remember exactly when, but it was a long while ago. It took MONTHS for me to receive it, so long that at one point, I attempted to look it up on the tracking website Virginia set up. No record of my request.
Life got busy. School started. My mom's health further declined. Ballot in the back of my mind "Shit, I gotta take care of the ballot."
Finally, out of the blue, the ballots arrived. Phew. But I'm still busy. Working. Taking care of house. Mom. Exhaustion. Ballots remain in envelope on the counter. "Shit, I gotta take care of the ballot."
Three weeks ago, we finally fill them out, following the directions like it's the radioactive pill I had to take when I had cancer. Witness. Seal the envelope. Put it on the counter. Intend to drop it off because I don't trust the mail.
I get busy again. Work. Chores. Mom. "Shit, I have to take care of the ballot."
One week ago, on a Monday afternoon at 4:40, I say, ENOUGH. TAKE CARE OF THE DAMN BALLOT. I speed across town and get to the Election Board office to drop it off by 5:00 closing time.
It is not that hard. And yet it is that hard.
Try walking in some shoes other than your own, mace. Not everyone lives your perfect life.
I had requested one and somehow missed putting my last four on there as validation. Within a week, I got the request back with a sticky note asking me to complete. I thought that was awesome. Somehow I got two ballots in the mail. I destroyed one and dropped the other at the box. Lines have been an hour plus at the registrar every day, every hour here in western Henrico. Turnout is massive in VA, is my guess. I voted early/absentee in 18 at the registrar and on election day in 16 and walked right in. Huge difference this time.
My friends who've lined up have spent a minimum of two hours in line. People here have just had enough. We're ready to get this long nightmare over.
Two hours? Is that all? Hell, people stand in line for 8, 12, 16 or more for a poster, tee shirt or for rail. Two hours is easy, plus it’s only once every four years. Try doing it 4 days of six. Now that’s inconvenient.
I hope Joe is ok. Looks like he suffered a brain injury in the middle of that statement.
Meanwhile, that pretend Russia Russia Russia hoax will just go away, like things go away. How many indictments? 37 I think but more importantly, more ongoing investigations around the country. How much you wanna bet they’re in jurisdictions with a Team Trump Treason Tax Cheat Tower?
also, not everyone can afford to stand in line for hours on election day instead of being at work.
if the choice came down to making $30 for groceries i desperately need for my kids, or spending a half day standing in line to vote, i am going to work to make that grocery money for my kids.
Its free to just drop off a ballot though.
but getting there is a challenge for many.
Where I've lived there's been many drop off boxes. I honestly don't see any room for argument that someone doesn't vote because you can't afford to take a day off or its too hard to get to a voting booth. You could have gotten a mail in ballot 4 or 5 weeks ago, you could have mailed it in up until about 3 or 4 days ago in any state, and in some you still can. You had 4 or 5 weeks to find a way to a drop off box. I mean, really, how much easier does it need to get?
Since you keep asking the same damn question over and over again, let me help.
In Virginia, I requested an absentee ballot sometime in the late spring/early summer. I can't remember exactly when, but it was a long while ago. It took MONTHS for me to receive it, so long that at one point, I attempted to look it up on the tracking website Virginia set up. No record of my request.
Life got busy. School started. My mom's health further declined. Ballot in the back of my mind "Shit, I gotta take care of the ballot."
Finally, out of the blue, the ballots arrived. Phew. But I'm still busy. Working. Taking care of house. Mom. Exhaustion. Ballots remain in envelope on the counter. "Shit, I gotta take care of the ballot."
Three weeks ago, we finally fill them out, following the directions like it's the radioactive pill I had to take when I had cancer. Witness. Seal the envelope. Put it on the counter. Intend to drop it off because I don't trust the mail.
I get busy again. Work. Chores. Mom. "Shit, I have to take care of the ballot."
One week ago, on a Monday afternoon at 4:40, I say, ENOUGH. TAKE CARE OF THE DAMN BALLOT. I speed across town and get to the Election Board office to drop it off by 5:00 closing time.
It is not that hard. And yet it is that hard.
Try walking in some shoes other than your own, mace. Not everyone lives your perfect life.
I had requested one and somehow missed putting my last four on there as validation. Within a week, I got the request back with a sticky note asking me to complete. I thought that was awesome. Somehow I got two ballots in the mail. I destroyed one and dropped the other at the box. Lines have been an hour plus at the registrar every day, every hour here in western Henrico. Turnout is massive in VA, is my guess. I voted early/absentee in 18 at the registrar and on election day in 16 and walked right in. Huge difference this time.
My friends who've lined up have spent a minimum of two hours in line. People here have just had enough. We're ready to get this long nightmare over.
My wife went at 930 yesterday in the middle of the hurricane and still waited over an hour. Crazy.
Thank god Biden is going to make Trillionaires pay more in taxes. I’m sure they’re all nervous. Lol.
I agree let’s keep the Covidiot in office see if we can surpass 150,000 C19 cases per day!
150,000 per day is for losers. 250,000-300,000 is better and okay but a great country would see 500,000 or more, maybe a million. I don’t know but that’s what I hear. Everyone tells me. Why are you so negative? That’s nasty. That’s why you’re fake news.
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not lil jon though.
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
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In Virginia, I requested an absentee ballot sometime in the late spring/early summer. I can't remember exactly when, but it was a long while ago. It took MONTHS for me to receive it, so long that at one point, I attempted to look it up on the tracking website Virginia set up. No record of my request.
Life got busy. School started. My mom's health further declined. Ballot in the back of my mind "Shit, I gotta take care of the ballot."
Finally, out of the blue, the ballots arrived. Phew. But I'm still busy. Working. Taking care of house. Mom. Exhaustion. Ballots remain in envelope on the counter. "Shit, I gotta take care of the ballot."
Three weeks ago, we finally fill them out, following the directions like it's the radioactive pill I had to take when I had cancer. Witness. Seal the envelope. Put it on the counter. Intend to drop it off because I don't trust the mail.
I get busy again. Work. Chores. Mom. "Shit, I have to take care of the ballot."
One week ago, on a Monday afternoon at 4:40, I say, ENOUGH. TAKE CARE OF THE DAMN BALLOT. I speed across town and get to the Election Board office to drop it off by 5:00 closing time.
It is not that hard. And yet it is that hard.
Try walking in some shoes other than your own, mace. Not everyone lives your perfect life.
There are no kings inside the gates of eden
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