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From: akira, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Trump declares Biden pardons "null and void"
URL: https://bsky.app/profile/atrupar.com/post/3lkkdeqjctc2c
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George Conway @gtconway.bsky.social Psychotic Aaron Rupar: Dictator shit. |
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From: old timer, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Trump declares Biden pardons "null and void"
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the issue seems to be was biden even competent to make such decisions. the debate last june showed he didn’t have the cognitive ability to be potus |
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From: akira, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Trump declares Biden pardons "null and void"
URL: Donald Trump Caught Stumbling Up Marine One Steps In New Video Amid Growing Health Concerns
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and you believe Trump is mentally competent?? Physically? It's not a rhetorical question. |
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From: ryan, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Trump declares Biden pardons "null and void"
| i think the more relevant issue here is whether you are mentally competent to post your abusive nonsense on these boards...based on your actions, the answer is no... |
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446892
From: shadow, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Trump declares Biden pardons "null and void"
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Declaring himself King of the United States is next... ...*of the World* will take a few more tics but..the quickest glance to his face says he's dead confident... Let's just hope he gets too giddy on his air throne to remember to go after Leonard Peltier... Our First Nations folk do not suffer the same division our White population does regarding support for this pompous psychotic fool... ;) |
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From: mitra, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Trump declares Biden pardons "null and void"
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"Our First Nations folk do not suffer the same division our White population does regarding support for this pompous psychotic fool..." I wish that were true. According to the Edison Research exit poll, 65 percent of American Indians voted for Trump, while 57 percent of whites voted for Trump. |
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From: shadow, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Trump declares Biden pardons "null and void"
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*forehead falling to desk* Thank you, mitra. My apologies for incorrect information… I should have checked… Hopefully what I was sensing is perhaps a more unified realization of the mistake those who voted for him made…?…happening at a faster pace? …dunno, but the ferocity I felt imagining Peltier’s pardon revoked wouldn’t be anything I’d want to be on the other end of… They’d never find him, and imho it’d become another one of the tipping points so much is wobbling upon… |
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From: shadow, [DNS_Address]
Subject: While I'm definitely not current on which polls are most accurate...
URL: https://www.brookings.edu/articles/the-native-american-vote-in-the-2024-presidential-election/
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...mitra, as I do a better search on First Nations/Native American voting results for the 2024 election, I'm seeing different numbers...this Brookings page I'm linking is one example... Beyond sensing what I did, that I explained above, I couldn't remember the references/sources I'd seen when doing a really quick scan of those results before posting, so I didn't mention them... ;) One would hope it's not impossible to know the exact figures on this, right? At any rate, I appreciate your providing the figures that differ, and I'm feeling to stick with my sense that whatever proportion of First Nations folk voted for him have either already seen the light or will any moment now... ;) While they did experience being *overwhelmed* by European colonists committing genocide, I've always been deeply aware that the spirit of Freedom for ALL burns far brighter in their bones than it currently does amongst the White race, in general...and while I sure don't want to give the disgusting notion anymore energy, I feel pretty clear that any attempt to reverse Peltier's pardon would, especially given history...um, *rally* a certain unambiguous response... ;) |
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From: mitra, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: While I'm definitely not current on which polls are most...
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On this I am happy there is a better source and you found it. Of the native Americans I know, some were for trump and some for Harris. The governor of my state's ancestors bought a place on the rolls and is such a trump fan has set up a State "Doge". Native Americans come in all different tribes and education levels, political persuasions, even Fox/Hannity Kool-aid, sadly to say. All have been fighting terrorism since 1492. |
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From: shadow, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: While I'm definitely not current on which polls are most...
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Wow...understood, Mitra... Who we know personally sure is a factor, and the Native American folks I know (three in number) were all anti-DJT, and then there were the poll results I scanned so quickly... Of course, it stands to reason that all human qualities and soul ages exist in all races... And yes, all still fighting terrorism since White Europeans pronounced them fair game for genocide...far, far too long... Best to you... |
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From: akira, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: While I'm definitely not current on which polls are most...
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thanks, that definitely looks like a more reliable poll, while the piece explains why the poll which mitra's right-leaning National Review chose to focus on looks dubious. "Despite the continued importance of the Native American vote, Native American voters remained largely absent in preelection discussions by election experts and pundits due to nearly no credible data available about this electorate. Furthermore, the available data on Native American voters was often flawed, leading to dangerous conclusions about the Native American vote. This includes the National Exit Poll conducted by Edison Research, which suggested that 65% percent of Native Americans voted for Republican candidates based on a small and non-representative sample of Native American voters that did not include interviewing locations on any tribal lands across the country. The national media’s heavy reliance on this questionable poll is misleading, as its depiction of support for Trump among Native Americans deviates from past patterns and has drawn significant criticism from tribal communities nationwide." |
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