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If that had been the case, he would have been elected President. He wasn't....Trump was.
Trump resonates with normal, average Americans better than any President or candidate we've seen in our lifetimes.
The bottom-feeding vermin on the fringe left already had a strong foothold in 1992. And since then they have been allowed to take almost complete control of our national agenda and our national media. The relentless attacks spawned and led by that abominable media result from Trump getting his point across so well. He is the first significant threat to the advancement of their vile agenda that any of us have ever seen on the national political stage.
No, the reason Trump was elected and Perot wasn’t is because Perot ran as a third party candidate and Trump managed to get on the Republican ticket. And let’s be honest. If Justice Scalia hadn’t died, we would probably have Hillary Clinton as president today.
At first Perot seemed like a common sense straight shooter. I was following his campaign with interest. But then he started acting strange and paranoid. Talking about "hit squads" coming after him. Turns out he was something of a whack job.
Belive me, I wouldn't be surprised if he was threatened in some way or another. what other reason would he be paranoid unless he was schizoid.
No, the reason Trump was elected and Perot wasn’t is because Perot ran as a third party candidate and Trump managed to get on the Republican ticket. And let’s be honest. If Justice Scalia hadn’t died, we would probably have Hillary Clinton as president today.
Many people have little understanding of the process of running a nationwide campaign without a party affiliation. Ballot access is a problem.
That's why the Republicans help the Greens with their petition drives for ballot access. That 2-3% of the vote the greens can syphon off makes a difference.
This was 1992. Something happened during Perot's campaign to derail his campaign. He would have made a better President than either of the alternatives. In subsequent elections, the powers that run our country wouldn't admit a third party in a debate even with a ticket to the debate in their hands.
Have you seen Seven Beauties?
A minor character played by Fernando Rey shouts out "man in disorder", gives the Italian salute and dives into a latrine shortly before the Nazis riddle the latrine with bullets.
Seven Beauties is about a man who is a petty Neapolitan hood who's whole life centers around his families honor. Time passes and he is thrown into a concentration camp where he learns that honor doesn't matter if you don't learn how to survive.
Perot sparked my Red Pill interest. It was when everyone was complaining no matter what party you support, we always got the same thing. Perot didn't change my mind then, but as the years progressed afterward, I realized I had been lied to a Perot was so right..... In stepped Ron Paul and the rest is History, for me.
Yes, I voted for Bill Clinton in 1992. It was not long, before I realized I was told one thing and another happened.
Fascinating. I didn't know that the Red Pill was a "thing" in 1992.
This was 1992. Something happened during Perot's campaign to derail his campaign. He would have made a better President than either of the alternatives. In subsequent elections, the powers that run our country wouldn't admit a third party in a debate even with a ticket to the debate in their hands.
Trade hasn’t killed that many jobs. Automation and technology have killed exponentially more jobs.
Everything I have read by any economist who wasn't pushing an agenda backs this up.
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