And they didn't where it mattered hence why she lost.
- JohnFergusonJr

Literally more people voted for her, which defies your comment. That's it.

No wonder you related with trump so much, it's the obsessive narcissism at work.

I'm not going to try to rationalize anything with you for just that reason, so just (frank) off.

I see some douche canoes are glogging up the river again
- Fakepartofme

I know. I should stop. I’m legitimately curious though to see how long (frank) wad throws up his YouTube hero’s poll of America’s great support for Trump8s handling of the protest against a real poll that says the opposite.

Ipsos is a legitimate international polling company and I’m dismissing things?
- Canada Cup

Morning Consult found the opposite and you scoffed at an independent journalist just because he's on YouTube without actually seeing what he's saying.

And as time progresses, the more people riot, the less people will agree with them.

Literally more people voted for her, which defies your comment. That's it.

No wonder you related with trump so much, it's the obsessive narcissism at work.

I'm not going to try to rationalize anything with you for just that reason, so just (frank) off.
- joel878

Wrong.

But. Scheer. More.
- drexel

Go back and read again, slower. No, no... Slower.

Tell me about the part literally anyone said Andrew scheer.

Go on...

The comment referenced no one voting for Hilary. Pretty stupid (frank)ing comment when she actually had more votes...

Shall I grab the (frank)ing hand puppets now or no.

Go back and read again, slower. No, no... Slower.

Tell me about the part literally anyone said Andrew scheer.

Go on...

The comment referenced no one voting for Hilary. Pretty stupid (frank)ing comment when she actually had more votes...

Shall I grab the (frank)ing hand puppets now or no.
- joel878

It’s pronounced pop. You. Ler

Wrong.
- JohnFergusonJr

First off, starting any post in an open forum with the word 'wrong' is the first sign that you're an arrogant piece of poop..

Secondly, I don't know how you actually think you can take that position and be successful with it... But the basis of my point was to (frank) off.

Play your childish lonely hockey board riot game with someone who cares uggie.

First off, starting any post in an open forum with the word 'wrong' is the first sign that you're an arrogant piece of poop..

Secondly, I don't know how you actually think you can take that position and be successful with it... But the basis of my point was to (frank) off.

Play your childish lonely hockey board riot game with someone who cares uggie.
- joel878

Lots of words but still wrong.

Morning Consult found the opposite and scoffed at an independent journalist just because he's on YouTube.

And as time progresses, the more people riot, the less people will agree with them.
- JohnFergusonJr

Wait. This Morning Consult poll that showed 38% gave Trump positive marks and not 71%? The same poll that says they trust Biden more than Trump to address police reform?

So the truth turns out to be the best exact opposite of what you were saying? Weird

It’s pronounced pop. You. Ler
- drexel

Are you serious?

Popular vote, representative of the actual vote.

Trump - 62 million total votes
Clinton - 65 million total votes.

Do you think you can determine which one of those numbers is higher, or do you need more of my help.

Are you serious?

Popular vote, representative of the actual vote.

Trump - 62 million total votes
Clinton - 65 million total votes.

Do you think you can determine which one of those numbers is higher, or do you need more of my help.
- joel878

Wait. This Morning Consult poll that showed 38% gave Trump positive marks and not 71%? The same poll that says they trust Biden more than Trump to address police reform?

So the truth turns out to be the best exact opposite of what you were saying? Weird
- Canada Cup

71 percent of polled American voters said they support the use of the National Guard to supplement city police forces in addressing “protests and demonstrations” (the poll did not use the word “riots”) in American cities.

Of these, 42 percent of voters said they “strongly support” use of the National Guard and 29 percent said they “somewhat support” it.

Only 11 percent “strongly oppose” the measure and 9 percent “somewhat oppose” it.

Republicans are more likely than Democrats to support the use of the National Guard, but a large majority of Democrats (63 percent) either “strongly” or “somewhat” support it as well.

African-American voters are evenly split on the use of the National Guard.

43 percent of polled African-American voters either “strongly oppose” or “somewhat oppose” use of the National Guard, while 42 percent either “strongly support” or “somewhat support” the measure.

Hispanic voters support the use of the National Guard.

54 percent of polled Hispanic voters either “strongly” or “somewhat” support the use of the National Guard, compared to 25 percent who “strongly” or “somewhat” oppose.

A smaller majority of American voters (58 percent) support the use of the U.S. Military to supplement city police forces. 33 percent said they strongly support the measure and 25 percent somewhat support it, compared to 19 percent who strongly oppose and 11 percent who somewhat oppose.

Republicans are again more likely to support use of the military, but once again, a plurality of Democrat voters also support the measure. 48 percent of polled Democrat voters either strongly or somewhat support use of the military, compared to 43 percent or strongly or somewhat oppose it.

Are you serious?

Popular vote, representative of the actual vote.

Trump - 62 million total votes
Clinton - 65 million total votes.

Do you think you can determine which one of those numbers is higher, or do you need more of my help.
- joel878

Now do Canada

Now do Canada
- drexel

What the actual (frank) does meatball saying no one voted for Clinton when factually more people voted for her have to do with Canada?

Is this guy serious or does he actually have serious (frank)ing brain damage?

For a guy who claims a plague on both their houses, your criticism is entirely directed at Democrats and 'liberal media'. You out yourself politically this way, uggie, while pretending to be above and beyond it all, and smarter than everyone. It's why you are universally loathed here.

A charade you are.
- fifty__missions

What the actual (frank) does meatball saying no one voted for Clinton when factually more people voted for her have to do with Canada?

Is this guy serious or does he actually have serious (frank)ing brain damage?
- joel878

Just incapable of not using a logical fallacy.

I guess that could be a sort of brain damage.

What the actual (frank) does meatball saying no one voted for Clinton
- joel878

Go ahead and prove that.

71 percent of polled American voters said they support the use of the National Guard to supplement city police forces in addressing “protests and demonstrations” (the poll did not use the word “riots”) in American cities.

Of these, 42 percent of voters said they “strongly support” use of the National Guard and 29 percent said they “somewhat support” it.

Only 11 percent “strongly oppose” the measure and 9 percent “somewhat oppose” it.

Republicans are more likely than Democrats to support the use of the National Guard, but a large majority of Democrats (63 percent) either “strongly” or “somewhat” support it as well.

African-American voters are evenly split on the use of the National Guard.

43 percent of polled African-American voters either “strongly oppose” or “somewhat oppose” use of the National Guard, while 42 percent either “strongly support” or “somewhat support” the measure.

Hispanic voters support the use of the National Guard.

54 percent of polled Hispanic voters either “strongly” or “somewhat” support the use of the National Guard, compared to 25 percent who “strongly” or “somewhat” oppose.

A smaller majority of American voters (58 percent) support the use of the U.S. Military to supplement city police forces. 33 percent said they strongly support the measure and 25 percent somewhat support it, compared to 19 percent who strongly oppose and 11 percent who somewhat oppose.

Republicans are again more likely to support use of the military, but once again, a plurality of Democrat voters also support the measure. 48 percent of polled Democrat voters either strongly or somewhat support use of the military, compared to 43 percent or strongly or somewhat oppose it.
- JohnFergusonJr

Two polls, including the one you were bragging about show that Americans overwhelmingly believe that Trump is doing a bad job dealing with the protests.

Let me repeat. Americans think Trump is doing a bad job.

Ipsos poll

https://www.reuters.com/a...uters-ipsos-idUSKBN239347

Your poll

https://morningconsult.co...st-protests-race-polling/

Application completed, I’m handing out bans in the morning.

What the actual (frank) does meatball saying no one voted for Clinton when factually more people voted for her have to do with Canada?

Is this guy serious or does he actually have serious (frank)ing brain damage?
- joel878

Sorry. Broken jaw. Hahaha

Wait. This Morning Consult poll that showed 38% gave Trump positive marks and not 71%? The same poll that says they trust Biden more than Trump to address police reform?

So the truth turns out to be the best exact opposite of what you were saying? Weird
- Canada Cup

Nah, probably not.
- JohnFergusonJr

Wanna bet account deletion and permanent IP bans on it?

Two polls, including the one you were bragging about show that Americans overwhelmingly believe that Trump is doing a bad job dealing with the protests.

Let me repeat. Americans think Trump is doing a bad job.

Ipsos poll

https://www.reuters.com/a...uters-ipsos-idUSKBN239347

Your poll

https://morningconsult.co...st-protests-race-polling/
- Canada Cup

Same company but wrong poll but of course you have to move the goalposts.

https://assets.morningcon...POLICE_RVs_FINAL_LM-1.pdf

As I said, the more people riot, the less the country will agree with it.

- Steven_Seagull

I apologize. I made a mistake. It wasn’t 38% that think he’s doing a good job.

32% think he’s doing a good job.

Fake news.

Go ahead and prove that.
- JohnFergusonJr

Your ridiculously stupid statement about no one voting for Clinton?

Just did. Almost 66 million votes to Donald's just under 63 million.

Literally more people voted for her, which makes your comment moronic at best.

I get that you will argue about nothing even when clearly dead wrong because your narcissism complex won't let you (frank) off. But this is a new level.