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oooh the Silent Majorty stands with us!

yeah, sure

meanwhile, the actual majority is sleeping though this. Just like they sleep through every election cycle. If you could somehow ran on "oh, was that today? I had no idea" you would be the eternal incumbent

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If you must vote, don't vote for the people committing genocide. No personal narrative can undo the reality that your vote will reflect what you support. No website link, this aint about self promo.

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Like that's a self dunk. Why did Democrats vote with Republicans? Why weren't they instantly executed? Why were such opportunists allowed in the party?

https://x.com/freedomrideblog/status/1853181474133995937

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Tucker Carlson Warns Elon Musk 'Will Be Destroyed' if Kamala Harris Wins

Elon Musk "will be destroyed" if Kamala Harris wins the 2024 election, according to Tucker Carlson.

Speaking with former President Donald Trump's White House strategist, Steve Bannon, on War Room on November 4, the day before the presidential election, the former Fox News host said that given Musk's position as a federal contractor, he has "the most to lose" by backing Trump.

"I mean, Elon Musk joked to me, and he has, I think, many times, that he's going to go to prison if Trump loses," Carlson said.

"I don't know if he's going to prison but he'll be destroyed for sure, and he's doing it anyway, so that gives a lot of different people heart."

Musk holds over $3 billion in government contracts from his companies, SpaceX and Tesla. During this election, he has been an active Trump supporter, surrogate, and strategist.

He has spoken at Trump rallies and actively posted to his X (formerly Twitter) platform in favor of Trump. He also initiated a lottery prize for registered voters in swing states, monetarily rewarding them for signing a petition on the First and Second Amendments. The Justice Department is investigating this lottery.

Carlson spoke to Bannon about what Trump will do and who will rally around him if either side contests the 2024 election results.

Carlson said he believes that if the election is contested, Trump will have more people supporting him in 2024 than he did in 2020 because people like Elon Musk have a lot on the line and will, therefore, work harder to ensure a Trump victory.

"You see people with a lot to lose on Trump's side, and they've said so publicly, and they're marked for destruction if this doesn't work, so they will be at Trump's side in the aftermath if this is contested," he said.

He added, "I'll pray that it isn't [contested], you know. I think all of us do, on both sides, pray that it's not contested, but if it is it's not going to be Trump out alone..."

Bannon was released from prison last week after serving a four-month sentence for two counts of contempt of Congress after not responding to a House Select Committee-issued subpoena investigating the January 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol.

Since returning from prison, Bannon has spoken to Newsweek about his election predictions, saying he is 100 percent certain of a Trump win.

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3 times in this Bluesky thread - https://subium.com/profile/gbbranstetter.bsky.social/post/3la5ur6ngz52e

It's going to be pretty funny if the GOP voting boards in red swing states scream something like "Irregularities!" based on nothing but conspiracy theories and vibes. And not only does the popular vote not count - the electoral college doesn't either because next month the GOP SCOTUS judges make Trump president.

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Source - "He's realizing that he could lose": Harris's people are confident. The Trump campaign is panicking | The Independent

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One Democratic operative suggested that the stars had aligned to bring about the ex-president’s collapse at the exact time Harris has been surging. “Aaron Sorkin couldn’t have written it better,” they said.

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Blessed by the shark girl

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Greta Tankberg countdown: countdown

Edit: 170 comments doggirl-gloom

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lol RIP Bozo packwatch

He's not dead just cancelled.

EDIT: also someone else is posting on the channel now like multiple times per day.

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Go ahead, ask me how I know

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joker-amerikkklap

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  • If you don't vote for Trump, you don't want power, you want to endlessly critique power.
  • If you don't vote for Trump you are throwing away your vote.
  • If you don't vote for Trump, he might get 79999 votes, while 101% Hitler gets 80000 votes.
  • If you don't vote for Trump you hate democracy.
  • If you don't vote for Trump you are a stupid tanky.
  • If you don't vote for Trump you love Hamas.
  • It is your patriotic duty to vote for Trump.
  • Trump has the support of many respectable Iraq war criminals.
  • Trump will have Republicans in his government.
  • When Trump is elected we can got back to brunch.

Considering all of these excellent arguments, us liberals should really get behind this Trump guy.

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It’s a week before the election. Quit browbeating me and go talk to some people who have a chance of listening to you. Or are you actually just a cynical sophist who likes winning arguments more than you do “saving democracy”?

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The bleeding from my throat stopped early in the morning, around 4:00 or so. I still went to my family doctor, who told me to take Mucosolvan (tastes terrible, but whatever). Doc told me as long as there are no other side effects it should heal by itself. I’m feeling pretty okay again—no pain or anything, just a slight discomfort in my throat.

If anything changes, I’ll go see a doctor again, but as it stands, I consider myself fine. No other side effects etc.

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also it's 'Yahweh' btw
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