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From: akira, [DNS_Address]
Subject: From Genocide Joe to Genocide Joy
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Katrina vandenHeuvel@KatrinaNation Vote for Joy poster |
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From: georg, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: From Genocide Joe to Genocide Joy
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yes, and "strength through joy" also ... or so I have heard ... sieg heil? |
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From: georg, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: From Genocide Joe to Genocide Joy
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but all the on-line "sources" assert that there is nothing to the "strength through joy" meme being associated with them who are running with no one having voted for them ... she dropped out early ... no one wanted what she was offering in 2020 and so now they do? just how stupid are we ... collectively, that is, just how stupid is the public? not that stupid I would hope ... but may they rue the day they did it if it comes to pass ... sigh ... this story seems to have a certain inevitable conclusion sense to it |
440556
From: Redhart, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: From Genocide Joe to Genocide Joy
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"all" when referring to opinions tells you straight up who ever said that is full of BS. "All" humans never agree on anything lol. Joy: can't have that. No happiness either. The beatings from the right will continue until morale and polls improve. LOL |
440562
From: georg, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: From Genocide Joe to Genocide Joy
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you can talk like that with the economy like it is? what planet are you on? certainly not this one or you have a very large income and don't sweat the small stuff ... for most of us its gotten much worse under Biden-Harris and they should have to pay for that somehow ... but it is so nice you are in the position to applaud her ... how nice for you |
440572
From: Redhart, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: From Genocide Joy to Doom and destruction Trump
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really..define "so bad". 4-5 yrs ago half my grown kids were unemployed (that covers several different states), we were mailing them toilet paper because the stores had issues. We had to bury as a family 6 members who died of covid. Wages were lower, etc. Now, all the kids are employed. Two of them have actually purchased their first homes. The stores are full. Milk which was $7 a gallon at or store a couple years ago, is now down to about $3.50 again. Our personal finances have stabilized and doing "okay" now under Biden. I'm happy with what he's done so far. It's a shame that expressing things have improved gets jumped on around here as if it's unpatriotic or something. I guess that is not allowed if you are backing someone who tells his base every day that their doing terrible, horrible and it will be worse if we don't vote for him. Sorry, I'm not seeing that and it doesn't ring true for my family which includes 8 grown kids and their families across several states. You can tell me the sky is red and call me horrible for not agreeing, but I'm going to look up and call it like I see it and not take your word for it, thankyewverymuch. You may have noticed, but in election years, sometimes the rhetoric doesn't actually match the reality when you take a good look. Seems things have improved. Does that mean we don't need more work? Of course not. More work needs to be done, and looking at the two prospective plans offered, the Harris plan sounds superior. She's at least addressing and acknowledging the issues that still need immediate attention. Trumps? He's offering tax cuts for the rich and tariff's American working families will end up paying across the board that will drive us back into inflation, increase the budget and make it even harder for working families. And no, I don't have a large income at all.We're retired folk. We're not rich. And yes, I'm going to applaud Harris. That may change later, but right now, I like her ideas and direction so far and I get one vote,even though I know you would like that taken away from me (you stated at one point in the past women shouldn't have the vote). I fear we are definitely on two different planets my friend, but wish you well. |
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From: ryan, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: From Genocide Joe to Genocide Joy
| it got worse in the first couple years because they inherited a shit economy from rump, the typical economy handoff repugs seem to always give an incoming dim...but solid policy has brought about a rapid recovery...you should be thanking biden... |
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From: Redhart, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: From Genocide Joe to Genocide Joy
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Biden kept the economy from going off the cliff into recession. No one thought that was possible when he took office it was so messed up. He did it though. He wasn't a supernova president, but I don't think he gets the credit for the economy he deserves. |
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