Can this account which has previously been banned for trolling just get banned until after November 5th?
Don’t worry, after Nov. 5 this account will fall silent. I promise you, this account has no purpose outside of election propaganda.
Pretty sure it’s being helped by the mods at this point.
Every time I open the instance, the vatniks have spammed the page so much they have 60% or more of the posts.
Had to look it up. Vatnik (Russian: ватник, pronounced [ˈvatʲnʲɪk]) is a political pejorative used in Russia and other post-Soviet states for steadfast jingoistic followers of propaganda from the Russian government
What momentum? All he’s been doing is rambling and embarrassing himself in every interview. And farting out loud during his rallies.
Just like he did at the last election.
Except this time there’s blatant white supremacy and treason.
To be fair, that was there the first time around too. People are just done pretending otherwise now, even the “we have to pretend it’s close because that’s what’s best for engagement and thus our profits” MSM and social media.
Even Hillary Clinton, the worst Dem nominee in my lifetime (I was born on the penultimate day of 82*) would have beaten him in a landslide if not for the media wagging the dog in his favor.
Granted, that they did so was partly BECAUSE of her deliberate Pied Piper strategy to make sure he was the GOP nominee, which is a stellar example of the “it’ll always be 1992” Dem leadership mentality that made her such an awful candidate.
*my exact date of birth is irrelevant, I know, but I wanted to use one of my favorite words, penultimate 😁
The one he lost?yea, I am sure he can do that again!
The one he lost?
Sure as long as they vote on Jan 5th like he said yesterday,.😂🤣🤣😂
Right?!
No. Here’s why.
The ex-president has also narrowed small leads for Harris in Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin.
So Harris is still leading there. And,
Harris’s most straightforward path to victory may be along the “blue wall,” which has played prominently in the last two elections. Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin
Source: https://thehill.com/newsletters/campaign-report/4939066-harris-and-trumps-paths-to-victory/
Even the article admits this,
Harris retaining the ability to turn the tables and recapture the momentum.
And finally,
“Sustaining this momentum until Election Day will require maintaining discipline in his messaging and avoiding controversies that could alienate undecided or moderate voters,” Agranoff said.
… which sounds like the exact opposite of who? Three guesses, and the first two don’t count.
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Are you chatGPT?
I’m not. I’m just engaging in some light entertainment.
Otherwise known as trolling.
Not really. I was being sarcastic, but the overall goal is to improve the quality of the discussion, not detract. I was curious how UniversalMonk would respond, but he’s chosen not to, so there’s not much I can do.
