I have no clue what your positions are, I just recognize you both have a similar posting strategy in every thread.
Well, we are both very anti-Trump, (probably for different reasons) and you sound like your average Trumpian cocksucker, so i guess from your perspective we are pretty similar.
Now I know who the angry brother is in the family
Fair enough, not angry, just a little perturbed
Not going to deny that.
Do you also have covid amnesia?
Biden flat out said it. Pretty sure he said it a few times but I'm not going to scour the internet for each instance. Fauci tried to pretend that only rare breakthrough cases were happening and that the vaccine was a dead end for the virus.
Why are we always rehashing these same arguments? We all know they lied about covid. It's like this stuff bounces off you guys like a brick wall. Just admit that the government and the media lied their asses off about covid and we can all move on and not make the same mistake in believing what they have to say again.
AP FACT CHECK: Biden goes too far in assurances on vaccines
President Joe Biden is offering what sounds like an absolute guarantee: If you're vaccinated, you won't get COVID-19. You won't end up in the hospital or die from it.apnews.com
Ah yes, the federal court was in that damn Florida. How could the powerless ABC news ever get a fair trial in Dade county where Biden only won by 8 points, when it should be in a more neutral place like Manhattan with 85% democrats and a judge who is a lifelong democrat donor for a case against the republican presidential candidate that they had to change the goddamn law to even file.
No need to be a snarky asshole RP @Rod1 already cleared things up. He's the more emotional brother
Yes. He would also talk it up at rallies until he realized it made his audience boo him.
He does tend to beat around the bush, you get right to the point. I can appreciate that. Still a very similar posting style
Cope and seethe. Doesn't matter how old I am if you can't deal with the ideas at hand.
Many top Republicans, including Donald Trump and Senators Tim Scott (South Carolina), Marco Rubio (Florida), and Ted Cruz (Texas), refuse to accept the 2020 election results.
Many other Republicans falsely assert the 2020 election was rigged and have stated that they stood ready to fight if Trump was not declared the 2024 winner.
Our team finds that political polarization triggers Republicans, but not Democrats, to spread misinformation that is objectively false.
Although Republicans may understand the content is very likely false, they are willing to spread it.
We also discover the reason why Republicans respond to political polarization by conveying misinformation, while Democrats do not: Republicans strongly value their party winning over the competition.
Democrats do not value winning nearly as strongly; they place more value on equity and inclusion, seeing the world in a fundamentally different way than Republicans.
To summarize, Republicans react to political polarization by putting out partisan misinformation. This can have a deleterious effect on the state of democratic institutions and processes.
For instance, in the year following the 2020 U.S. presidential election and accompanying misinformation about election fraud, 400 restrictive voting bills were introduced in 47 U.S. state legislatures. Additionally, 14 states passed restrictive voting bills that, for instance, shortened the mail-in voting period, eliminated election day registration, and/or reduced ballot drop box access. These changes have decreased voter turnout and engagement, particularly among minority voters.
more: https://www.ama.org/2024/12/09/stud...n-by-spreading-misinformation-democrats-dont/
