Originally Posted by z06psi (Post 1809977)

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Originally Posted by FLEXjs (Post 1809972)

It is. But how many Americans are undecided?

You have two parties on opposite ends of the spectrum and most Americans are diehard Republicans or diehard Democrats.

In Canada the debates are more relevant because we have so many parties and there is essentially no difference between most of them; people watch the debates to see which special interest groups the parties are pandering to so they can hopefully get the handouts they are looking for by voting in the party that most supports to their identifiable group.

I'm a middle aged white male with a decent income so none of the parties are pandering to my identifiable group. In fact they are all out to **** me over in order to take my money and give it to the special interest groups.

Wealth redistribution, I think the leftists call it.

Originally Posted by Little Red L98. (Post 1809996)

To answer the only question you asked: enough to sway the election one way or the other.

Originally Posted by Steve_R (Post 1810001)

Only in the handful of swing states. Most states are a given to go D or R. Swing states decide who is the next POTUS.

Originally Posted by Strats-N-Vettes (Post 1809979)

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Originally Posted by Thunder22 (Post 1810011)

anyone notice that biden's eyes were black and not blue?

twitter is blowing up that he was wearing special contacts that acted as a teleprompter

mojo lenses

https://www.mojo.vision/mojo-lens

and that he was wired

Originally Posted by z06psi (Post 1810013)

PSA to you Canucks. Your system sucks.

Originally Posted by Iron Chef (Post 1810022)

My Dad fought in World War II. He was on a Destroyer that was awarded seven Battle Stars. His ship was hit by a Kamikaze. Twice. Along with fighting, gallantly, against Fascism, he also fought to preserve the honor of this country. My Mother and her side of the family spent 2 1/2 years in Auschwitz-Birkenau. Most did not make it out alive but those that did wanted to do nothing more than come to America as soon as they could. It was the country that everyone admired and where everyone wanted to go.

After watching snippets of the debate last night, I am completely embarrassed for this nation that these two jokers are the best we can put forward to lead us. That people like McConnell, Pelosi, Schumer, Cruz, Grassley, Cortez and the rest of the bickering, self-aggrandizing politicians have done a superb job of making this country one that is laughed at by the rest of the free world and, sadly, by many of its own citizens. That we have to settle for such a bunch of mediocre individuals who have been put in office by an electorate that is largely misinformed and biased by fabricated stories in the press. Is it not possible to find anyone that has the intelligence, courage, class, foresight and vision to take what has become a steaming wreck of a nation and put it back in balance?

I know...we have always had problems. We're not perfect. But I’m not like Madonna: I’m not going to threaten to move out of the US because I didn’t get what I wanted in an election. But making America great will take a lot more than wearing a hat. It will mean a paradigm shift in how our country is lead. I don’t think that will happen in my lifetime.

I'll always love this country, and I’m very proud of where we’ve been. But I'm profoundly sad to see what we have become.

Originally Posted by VatorMan (Post 1810041)

Unless you are a brother marrying Somali. Then all that doesn’t matter. The Democrats are geniuses to have played this game to this end.

However, that end has a short life span as dictators always take over all media. The next democrat elected to the WH will have that option as they can fully install full scale election cheating.

“I don’t care who you vote for. I only care who counts the votes.”

Originally Posted by Iron Chef (Post 1810022)

My Dad fought in World War II. He was on a Destroyer that was awarded seven Battle Stars. His ship was hit by a Kamikaze. Twice. Along with fighting, gallantly, against Fascism, he also fought to preserve the honor of this country. My Mother and her side of the family spent 2 1/2 years in Auschwitz-Birkenau. Most did not make it out alive but those that did wanted to do nothing more than come to America as soon as they could. It was the country that everyone admired and where everyone wanted to go.



After watching snippets of the debate last night, I am completely embarrassed for this nation that these two jokers are the best we can put forward to lead us. That people like McConnell, Pelosi, Schumer, Cruz, Grassley, Cortez and the rest of the bickering, self-aggrandizing politicians have done a superb job of making this country one that is laughed at by the rest of the free world and, sadly, by many of its own citizens. That we have to settle for such a bunch of mediocre individuals who have been put in office by an electorate that is largely misinformed and biased by fabricated stories in the press. Is it not possible to find anyone that has the intelligence, courage, class, foresight and vision to take what has become a steaming wreck of a nation and put it back in balance?



I know...we have always had problems. We're not perfect. But I’m not like Madonna: I’m not going to threaten to move out of the US because I didn’t get what I wanted in an election. But making America great will take a lot more than wearing a hat. It will mean a paradigm shift in how our country is lead. I don’t think that will happen in my lifetime.



I'll always love this country, and I’m very proud of where we’ve been. But I'm profoundly sad to see what we have become.