Politics Thread

**xubrew** · 10-20-2024, 03:48 PM

Originally Posted by UCGRAD4X

Nope. And it shouldn't matter. She even started laughing about it and said, "You want the smaller rally down the street."

Then, I don't know. I didn't see it and I wasn't there. I do know that at any occasion whenever someone is speaking it's almost always disruptive when someone in the audience starts to yell out anything, and that's the reason the person in the audience is typically doing it. 'Audience' comes from the word "Audio' and it means to listen. Perhaps she was reacting to someone that was trying to be disruptive. But, like I said, i wasn't there and didn't see it.

I also can't say I really care all that much. I have my issues with both candidates. LOTS of them. But how they react to people who attend their rallies isn't even something I take note of. I also think that most people pretty much get what they deserve when they try to be disruptive. I mean, I'm not for physically hurting them, but they're shouted down and thrown out then that's totally fine.

**Muskie in dayton** · 10-20-2024, 08:32 PM

Originally Posted by xubrew

Then, I don't know. I didn't see it and I wasn't there. I do know that at any occasion whenever someone is speaking it's almost always disruptive when someone in the audience starts to yell out anything, and that's the reason the person in the audience is typically doing it. 'Audience' comes from the word "Audio' and it means to listen. Perhaps she was reacting to someone that was trying to be disruptive. But, like I said, i wasn't there and didn't see it.

I also can't say I really care all that much. I have my issues with both candidates. LOTS of them. But how they react to people who attend their rallies isn't even something I take note of. I also think that most people pretty much get what they deserve when they try to be disruptive. I mean, I'm not for physically hurting them, but they're shouted down and thrown out then that's totally fine.

You are clearly unburdened by what has been.

**GoMuskies** · 10-21-2024, 06:25 AM

For better or worse, the Trump McDonald's stunted is the first interesting move either candidate has done in a bit.

**paulxu** · 10-21-2024, 06:44 AM

When you close the business and run fake customers through the pick-up line...that is interesting.

**xubrew** · 10-21-2024, 07:43 AM

Originally Posted by Muskie in dayton

You are clearly unburdened by what has been.

No. Two things that assholes are always doing and need to stop doing (and it's usually the left that does it) are yelling at speakers/presenters because they don't like what they're saying, and yelling at elected officials in restaurants. If someone does this and gets thrown out, then GOOD!!

**GoMuskies** · 10-21-2024, 07:44 AM

Originally Posted by GoMuskies

We're going the opposite way today. Trump gained a bit at betonline while Harris is sneaking a bit closer on polymarket.

Trump -165
Harris +145

Polymarket has Trump with a 60.4% chance to win as of this morning. You can see current odds and the trend here: https://polymarket.com/elections

Harris gained a bit in the betonline odds and Trump gained a bit on Polymarket since our last update.

Trump -160
Harris +140

Polymarket has Trump with a 61.3% chance to win as of this morning. You can see current odds and the trend here: https://polymarket.com/elections

**xubrew** · 10-21-2024, 09:26 AM

Originally Posted by GoMuskies

Harris gained a bit in the betonline odds and Trump gained a bit on Polymarket since our last update.

Trump -160
Harris +140

Polymarket has Trump with a 61.3% chance to win as of this morning. You can see current odds and the trend here: https://polymarket.com/elections

So Trump is going to win.

Xville · 10-21-2024, 09:39 AM

Never going to happen because of his ego, but the best thing for the country would be for Trump to win and then step down almost immediately. Vance isn't my favorite, but I believe he is competent and the country would be in good hands. out of the four, he is the best option by far. That isn't saying much, but still.

**xubrew** · 10-21-2024, 09:43 AM

Originally Posted by Xville

Never going to happen because of his ego, but the best thing for the country would be for Trump to win and then step down almost immediately. Vance isn't my favorite, but I believe he is competent and the country would be in good hands. out of the four, he is the best option by far. That isn't saying much, but still.

If Trump were to step down before the election, then shut it down! Vance would get about 75% of the vote!

Trump will win. And he'll probably go to bed every night with a hard on thinking about how he can use his position to exact revenge on all his enemies, and that's basically everyone that doesn't view him as being above the law.