Tigerroar73

Kamala is probably an even worse candidate than Hilary.

To be honest, SNL was never very funny in the first place, and people have forgotten about how even 30 or 40 years ago, 95% of their skits were horribly unfunny.

But it wasn't until more recently that they developed a real political bias.

Every time Kamala speaks with Liz, she probably causes about 50,000 Democrats who still hate the Bushes and Cheneys to not vote. I'm not joking.

Honestly, they seem like such farces of conservatives aside from the abortion issue. Or the other issues they bring into the Republican Party like contraception, shekels for Israel, the Ten Commandments, school prayer, or anything related to sex. Look at Mike Landry and Mike Johnson. Are those seriously good conservatives to you?

The Evangelicals look even less trustworthy when you look at some of their pre-Reagan figures. For example, William Jennings Bryan, most known as the Scopes Monkey guy? Well, what's less remembered today is that he was pretty much the original communist of US politics, before even Huey Long.

The Evangelicals made a faux conversion to the Republican Party under Reagan, who himself was a fake conservative and a former Democrat.

Barry Goldwater, unlike Ronald Reagan, was an actual conservative. And Goldwater talked about the dangers of letting the preachers into the Republican Party for a reason.

I think there’s enough mitigating circumstances that they should have gotten life without parole rather than the death penalty.

I’m still not sure why some liberals are acting like they should be let out of prison, though.

She’s currently doing a bunch of interviews on podcasts that nobody’s ever heard of before like Call Me Daddy. That way


1. Hardly anybody will hear her when she messes up
2. The handful of people who do hear her will all be Democrats who will refuse to tell other people how bad her interview is.


Interviewing on a popular podcast like Rogan would be a fiasco for her.

I am an atheist and view Judaism, Christianity and Islam as all being incorrect.

But the people on this forum are Christians yet support funding for Israel to treat the world's first Christian community in the Holy Land like shite. So I'm not sure why you're surprised that people on this forum don't care if Israel treats Lebanese Christians badly. If anything the Palestinian Christians would be more important to the worldwide Christian community than the Lebanese Christians are.

I mean, Jesus Christ himself was the first Palestinian if you look at history through a presentism view. Jesus was the first resident of Israel to follow either Christianity or Islam. Yet people on here like spending taxpayer money on Israel bombing the Gaza Christians and committing apartheid against the West Bank Christians.

Of course, with all that being said, it's not like the Palestinian Muslims and Christians would be treating the Jews any better if they were actually in a position of power over the Jews.

If you look at Youtube videos on this issue, there are 2 common themes:

1. There are several different pronounciations for Kamala. It's hard to explain to Westerners how many languages there are in India, and how there can be a bunch of different pronounciations for the same name.

2. However, there's no pronounciation that's remotely similar to comma-la. That's a made up pronounciation that she's going with because it's easier for Westerners to pronounce.

1. I don’t really think anybody expected Democrats to have the same mail in voting advantage in 2024 that they had in 2020. In 2020, Democrats had an unusually high mail in advantage because Democrats were disproportionately more scared of COVID. COVID is gone now, so Democrats should be back to the mail in advantage they had in 2016.


2. I think that Trump will win. But Virginia is almost irrelevant, in the sense that if Trump wins Virginia he’ll win more than enough elsewhere to win the election.

Clinton was very much a Blue Dog Democratic himself. That’s why he was the last Democratic presidential nominee to win a lot of the white Southern vote.

It wasn’t until 2010 that the South became Republican at the non-presidential level.