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@WyIted
wow, you really think the people listed are republicans. LOL
Ho! those pink haired republicans are gonna be so pissed, I bet.
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@Best.Korea
I am rather certain that most democrats arent raised by single mothers
I said predictor, people can be converted at any time. But some are born into it.
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@Mharman
Surely, they will get him this time.
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@WyIted
I would say it's prison. 90% of prisoners who have voted
It's more like 70% and there are a lot of anarchists in prison along with the Democrats.
free gibs is part of the mindset.
According to Dr. Sowell and others, one of the strongest predictors of both criminal behavior and Democratic affiliation is whether or not a person was raised by a single mother, especially in cases where leftist ideologies have influenced the empowerment of these mothers to adopt traditionally masculine roles without the accompanying discipline, where the state often takes on the role of the father in the household.
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@WyIted
1. Christopher Uggen and Jeff Manza's Study
- Study: Christopher Uggen and Jeff Manza, in their book "Locked Out: Felon Disenfranchisement and American Democracy" (2006), examine the political affiliations of individuals with felony convictions. They found that felons are disproportionately likely to be African American and low-income, demographics that tend to lean Democratic.
- Key Findings:
- The study estimated that in the 2000 U.S. presidential election, 68% of felons would have voted for Al Gore (Democrat) if they had been allowed to vote.
- The study also estimated that approximately 35% of non-incarcerated felons were registered to vote before their conviction, with the majority leaning towards the Democratic Party.
- The study estimated that in the 2000 U.S. presidential election, 68% of felons would have voted for Al Gore (Democrat) if they had been allowed to vote.
2. 2004 Florida Study by McCarty, Poole, and Rosenthal
- Study: A 2004 study conducted by Nolan McCarty, Keith Poole, and Howard Rosenthal analyzed voter registration data in Florida, where felon disenfranchisement laws are strict.
- Key Findings:
- The study found that before their disenfranchisement, about 65% of registered felons in Florida were registered as Democrats, compared to about 25% who were registered as Republicans.
- This study also noted that the demographics of incarcerated individuals—such as being disproportionately African American and low-income—are groups that tend to lean Democratic.
- The study found that before their disenfranchisement, about 65% of registered felons in Florida were registered as Democrats, compared to about 25% who were registered as Republicans.
3. Ariel White’s Study on Felon Voting Rights
- Study: In a 2019 paper titled "Family Matters? Voting Behavior in Households with Criminal Justice Contact," published in The Journal of Politics, Ariel White explores the voting behavior of households with criminal justice involvement.
- Key Findings:
- The study found that people with criminal records and their families were less likely to vote overall, but when they did vote, they were more likely to support Democratic candidates.
- The study did not provide exact percentages of political affiliation but reinforced the idea that socioeconomic factors play a significant role in political leanings.
- The study found that people with criminal records and their families were less likely to vote overall, but when they did vote, they were more likely to support Democratic candidates.
4. Uggen, Manza, and Thompson's Work on Felon Voting and Disenfranchisement
- Study: In their 2006 article, "Democratic Contraction? Political Consequences of Felon Disenfranchisement in the United States," published in the American Sociological Review, Uggen, Manza, and Thompson further explore the political implications of felon disenfranchisement.
- Key Findings:
- They estimated that felons would likely have voted overwhelmingly for Democratic candidates if allowed to vote, with estimates ranging from 60% to 70% of felon voters supporting Democrats.
- The study highlights the potential impact of disenfranchisement on election outcomes, particularly in closely contested races.
- They estimated that felons would likely have voted overwhelmingly for Democratic candidates if allowed to vote, with estimates ranging from 60% to 70% of felon voters supporting Democrats.
Key Takeaways:
- Studies consistently show that before incarceration, individuals with felony convictions are more likely to be registered as Democrats, particularly because these individuals often come from demographic groups (low-income, low education, low information, African American) that traditionally lean Democratic.
- The percentage of felons registered as Democrats before incarceration ranges from approximately 60% to 70%, with a smaller percentage registered as Republicans.
- These studies highlight the intersection of socioeconomic status, race, and political affiliation, which are key factors influencing the political leanings of individuals before incarceration.
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clearly a setup for "the election was rigged" when Kamala loses.
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@Double_R
Why is the default position to trust unaccountable unelected bureaucrats? Even oligarchs fuck up sometimes.
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@DavidAZZ
Basically, Islamist supporters are going to ally with whatever power is least pro American.
Democrats became way too pro-America by backing Israel.
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@FLRW
I guess he was based as hell to survive that bullet then.
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David Ignatius is a journalist with deep connections in the deep state intelligence and national security communities, which he has built over decades of reporting and colluding on these topics. His work has given him access to sources within these agencies, enabling him to provide in-depth analysis and coverage of complex issues related to national security, foreign affairs, and intelligence operations.
Ignatius's ties to the intelligence community stem from his professional work as a journalist, which requires cultivating sources and relationships with individuals in these fields to provide accurate and informed reporting. This gives him access to an intelligence network that operates outside of democratic oversight. The extent of this collusion is evident in the absence of thorough investigative reporting on these agencies.
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@HistoryBuff
That's fine, but he didn't have to lie about "lowering the temperature in our politics"
I guess lies are only for when you are the presumptive nominee. After you can't be elected, then it's time for rebellious insurrection high temperature speech.
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@ADreamOfLiberty
Weird and Hitler does sound a lot easier to digest than "stolen valor"
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@FLRW
I'm so glad we have a brave sitting president willing to sacrifice democracy for the security of America.
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@FLRW
Be glad you are not as old as Biden. You saw what happened to him. At least you are young enough to dodge bullets.
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@Double_R
Correct.
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@Double_R
Or if you want to know what a criminal is doing, ask a criminal (instead of a policeman) because criminals know best and you can trust them.
There was a time before the media became saturated with career criminals where the media actually policed the career douchebags in government.
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@Stephen
He made policies to ensure tampons would be available in male teen bathrooms, because government cares about "trans rights" or something.
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19 years of stolen valor. 19 years of corrupt government media censoring actual news.
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@Best.Korea
"Pink haired marxists, looters, perverts, flag burners, Hamas supporters, drug dealers, gun grabbers, and human traffickers".
I'm pretty sure Hamas supporters (flag burners) don't actually support Kamala. In fact, they are probably going to protest the convention.
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@Double_R
Well, at least he didn't call them deplorables, cause then they would have been so offended they would still be talking about it 9 years later.
Or weird.
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Kamala is adopting Trump's policies, so there's time for Musk to switch over to the good side.
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@Double_R
Doesn't matter what tribe you think they are in.
Asking the government to report on itself is like asking criminals to police themselves....
It's troubling enough when former government employees secure top lobbying positions, but when they are paid to distort or suppress the truth regarding the government, it constitutes serious civic malfeasance.
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Several former politicians and political operatives have worked at The Washington Post, often as columnists, analysts, or contributors. While the exact number can vary over time, here are some notable examples:
- E.J. Dionne Jr. - A long-time columnist for The Washington Post, Dionne is also a political analyst and professor. He served as an aide to President Jimmy Carter and has been involved in Democratic politics.
- David Ignatius - A columnist and associate editor at The Washington Post, Ignatius has a background in reporting and analysis rather than direct political experience but has extensive knowledge of political affairs.
- Michael Gerson - A former speechwriter for President George W. Bush, Gerson wrote a column for The Washington Post until his death in 2022.
- James Hohmann - A political reporter and writer of the "Daily 202" newsletter, Hohmann has covered politics extensively and provides analysis on political matters.
- Charles Lane - A columnist and editorial writer, Lane has covered various political topics and has a background in reporting.
- Marc Thiessen - A former speechwriter for President George W. Bush, Thiessen writes opinion columns and provides political analysis.
- Ruth Marcus - A columnist and associate editor, Marcus provides political commentary and analysis.
Asking the government to report on itself is like asking criminals to police themselves....
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@FLRW
Lol, he loved Fox so much he calls their government crony reporters names....
Face it, Fox is just another face of the government.
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@ADreamOfLiberty
This is just the top 20: there's hundreds of them.
Jay Carney - Former White House Press Secretary under President Obama, now a senior adviser at Amazon and a CNN contributor.
Jen Psaki - Former White House Press Secretary under President Biden, now a CNN commentator.
Donna Brazile - Former DNC Chair, political commentator, and author.
Nicolle Wallace - Former White House Communications Director under President George W. Bush, now an MSNBC host.
David Axelrod - Former senior advisor to President Obama, now a CNN senior political commentator.
Robert Gibbs - Former White House Press Secretary under President Obama, now an MSNBC contributor.
Stephanie Cutter - Former Deputy Campaign Manager for President Obama, now a political commentator on CNN.
Ari Melber - Former speechwriter for Senator Maria Cantwell, now the host of "The Beat with Ari Melber" on MSNBC.
Rachael Maddow - Though primarily known for her media career, she has been involved in political circles and advocacy.
Paul Begala - Former advisor to President Bill Clinton, now a CNN political commentator.
James Carville - Political consultant and advisor to President Clinton, now a political commentator on CNN.
Michael Steele - Former RNC Chair and MSNBC contributor, though he has worked across party lines, he has been a Democrat-leaning commentator.
David Gergen - Political advisor to Presidents Nixon, Ford, Reagan, and Clinton, now a CNN senior political analyst.
Eliot Spitzer - Former governor of New York, now a CNN commentator.
Chris Cuomo - Former CNN anchor, worked on various political issues and has Democratic affiliations.
John Podesta - Former White House Chief of Staff under President Clinton and senior advisor to President Obama, now a commentator and founder of the Center for American Progress.
Tom Daschle - Former Senate Majority Leader, now a commentator and advisor.
Debbie Wasserman Schultz - Former DNC Chair and U.S. Representative, now a political commentator.
Harold Ford Jr. - Former U.S. Representative, now a political commentator on MSNBC.
Jennifer Granholm - Former Governor of Michigan, now a political commentator and host on CNN.
There was a time when the public demanded media hold government accountable, and rewarded it with support and awards. Nowadays the people have accepted that the media is a friend of the government and an enemy to those who question it.
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@ADreamOfLiberty
Media outlets (staffed with former government operatives of a single party) did exactly what medias outlets are supposed to do with it...
rofl indeed.
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@FLRW
Did Trump make money with Raytheon stocks? I thought he left office poorer.
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@FLRW
Did Trump make money with Raytheon stocks? I thought he left office poorer.
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@FLRW
I'm glad Obama surrendered. Hamas might not have started a war. That would have been terrible for Raytheon.
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@sadolite
I stand corrected too, I got confused with the 400 million he sent to Iran.
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@Discipulus_Didicit
She could definitely do worse by answering questions.
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@sadolite
Even AI knows Ukraine is corrupt as all fuck.
"Presidents make money "after they serve" with book deals and speaking engagements."
Nobody is gonna pay millions for a book, painting, or speech unless it's a kick back.
Obamas collected nearly half a billion in kickbacks.
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There are significant claims regarding Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and the handling of international aid to Ukraine. Some allegations include:
- Election Delays: It is true that elections in Ukraine have faced delays or complications due to the ongoing conflict. However, these delays are often linked to the practical challenges of holding democratic processes in a war-torn region, rather than outright cancellation. While the United States managed to hold elections during its Civil War, it's understandable that in a country embroiled in a severe conflict, postponing democratic processes might be seen as a pragmatic decision if the country is corrupt. In such contexts, leaders may prioritize immediate security and stability over maintaining regular democratic procedures, though this does not absolve them from scrutiny regarding governance and corruption.
- Offshore Accounts: There have been many verified reports of past offshore accounts linked to Zelensky and his associates. Investigations into these claims should be thorough and transparent to ensure accountability.
- International Aid: Concerns have been raised about the transparency of how international aid to Ukraine is managed. Proper oversight and auditing are essential to ensure that aid is used effectively and accounted for. Verified sources claim many instances of unaccountability and lack of oversight.
- Defense Industry Connections: The relationships between defense contractors and government officials creates conflicts of interest. Scrutiny and oversight are necessary to address potential conflicts and ensure fair policy decisions. Profit-driven warfare should not be tolerated in modern society.
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At least he can keep himself from getting banned on a chat site. That's mad clout right there.
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@Discipulus_Didicit
Typically a candidate who schedules many appearances prepares a short standardized stump speech that is repeated verbatim to each audience, before opening to questions
Minus the second part of course.
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@FLRW
Is that another "big lie"?
So many. No wonder people don't care. When everything is a "big lie"
Then nothing is a big lie.
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@FLRW
Maybe if WAPO and MSDNC didn't blow their credibility on other "big lies" like grabbing steering wheels, calling troops suckers, grabbing pussies, calling KKK fine people, and injecting bleach....
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@Double_R
There's no evidence that Donald Trump took a $10 million bribe from Egypt in 2016. Claims like these often come from misinformation, MSDNC, or unfounded rumors.
If you have specific details or sources regarding the claim, it could be worth verifying their credibility. Saying "it's there but the evidence was destroyed" requires proof too. Otherwise, this is a big lie of the left as big as the ones on the right.
Maybe if WAPO and MSDNC didn't blow their credibility on other "big lies" like grabbing steering wheels, calling troops suckers, grabbing pussies, calling KKK fine people, and injecting bleach....
There's always 2025 for more big lie impeachments.
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@Double_R
It really is too bad he wasn't impeached over that instead of a phone call to a corrupt leader. Also it's too bad he wasn't impeached for grabbing a steering wheel, clicking the wrong quickbooks entry, and telling people to inject bleach.
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@zedvictor4
I'm sure stabbings are part of being european as shootings are to americans.
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@Swagnarok
I doubt Americans getting killed on American soil would have the same effect as you suggest for the Russian people.
Existential threat actually comes to mind.
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@FLRW
Yes, Trump is loose (and bad)
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And yet, the doctor never had anyone besides partisan hacks questioning the legitimacy of his diagnosis. So emotional over propaganda. So funny and sad at the same time.
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Lol, I actually never reported any of those. I enjoyed the Asperger's show. If I had to trigger you for my amusement by lying about reporting posts to do it, well call me sadistic. I was actually sad when you got yourself banned. I vastly underestimated your dysfunction. You banning yourself was a big shock.
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Lol, can fly a plane, but can't stay on a public chat site. Make it make sense.
Then after you got yourself banned you blame me for some magic mind control that couldn't keep you from saying ridiculous things repeatedly that obviously violated the COC. Not just to me but to the mods too. I never knew I had such power!
Super dysfunctional. Super Aspergers. Super sad.
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