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@Hardkill I agree. I'm all for Pete, but now is not the time to risk anything. The Dem ticket should include the top two candidates to win the election, period.

They were saying that it's a possibility that he could make a deal where if he drops out he becomes immune which to me sounds crazy so it just might happen. It seems more like a wishful thinking than a logical thinking that he could drop out. There is still a lot of time left and we now know that anything can happen.

Could Donald Trump drop out?

Think of the possible reasons why. It is all of them.

Interested. Sounds God.

The no one above the law amendment must be passed. Term limits for Supreme Court Justices are well overdue. This is an example of good leadership.

This is the primary takeaway here.

This video will help put the shooting and Secret Service into some historical context. Fast forward to 02:30.

Humans can be ambush predators.

Former prosecutor versus convicted felon, I like that narrative. For VP, Pete Buttigieg seems like a strong candidate. He is sharp and quick-witted, making him a good match-up against JD Vance in a vice-presidential debate. Additionally, JD Vance's opposition to gay marriage contrasts starkly with Pete's personal life and views. However, one downside is that Pete's personal life might turn off some potential independent voters, as there is still a lot of bigotry in this country.

In the United States, the deadline for a political party to finalize its presidential and vice-presidential candidates can vary by state, as each state sets its own ballot access deadlines. Generally, these deadlines fall between late August and early September in the year of the presidential election. To provide a specific example, in 2020, the latest deadlines for submitting candidates for the general election ballot were around early September. However, to avoid any issues, parties typically aim to finalize their tickets well before these deadlines.

It's not uncommon to occasionally be unsure of what city you're in when you travel as much as she does. It's good that she had the presence of mind to double-check before making a mistake. Trump has actually made the error at a rally. However, if Trump mistakenly calls Cleveland "Colorado," the city of Cleveland's new name becomes Colorado.

In 2020, there was speculation that Biden might remain in the race simply to absorb all attention and criticism from Republicans, only to eventually pass the baton to a new candidate. It wouldn't surprise me if something similar happens now.

Many people don't know that the economy started slipping under Trump's watch pre-covid. They blame covid solely and want to vote Trump in to fix high food and rent prices. The video questions this logic.

After the brutal, heated 2024 election race, Joe Biden and Donald Trump find themselves in Martha Stewart’s Kitchen, armed with rolling pins and flour-dusted aprons, grinning like they've just discovered the secret ingredient to bipartisan harmony. The aroma of freshly baked pastries fills the air, mixing with the sound of clinking mixing bowls and whirring mixers. In this sugary utopia, they concoct the ultimate recipe for unity: Blue MAGA and Red MAGA blend together to form the elusive Purple MAGA! This confectionery coalition is hailed as an unbeatable force, poised to bake a brighter future for all of civilization. Biden, adjusting his apron, chuckles. "You know, Don, my son Hunter always says, 'A pie can fix... fi fi fi fix anything.'" Trump, rolling out dough, smirks. "Well, Joe, believe me, my ex ex wife always said, 'The secret to success is a great cookie.' She made the best cookies. Everyone agrees." The two men engage in lively banter, each trying to outdo the other with their secret family recipes. Biden reveals Hunter's cherished apple pie recipe, while Trump boasts about his ex ex wife's famous chocolate chip cookies. They decide to combine their recipes, creating a hybrid dessert they dub the "Unity Pie." Martha Stewart steps in, overseeing their efforts with a critical eye. "Gentlemen, remember to knead the dough with care. Just like in politics, if you don’t handle it properly, things might rise too quickly or fall flat." As the pie bakes, Biden leans in and shares, "You know, once I tried to teach a cactus to dance the tango with a potato, but it ended up in a drum circle with a pineapple." Trump laughs. "Believe me, Joe, I have the best drum circle. Tremendous. It's just tremendous." Martha turns to Trump, her expression serious but with a hint of her usual charm. "Donald, if you find yourself in a sticky situation with those fraud charges, take it from someone who’s been there: when life gives you lemons, at least you won’t get scurvy—just don’t let your story become a cautionary tale." Outside the kitchen, a curious crowd gathers, unable to believe their eyes. Political pundits, journalists, and everyday citizens alike stand in awe, their phones capturing the historic moment. The hashtag #PurpleMAGA starts trending on social media, quickly going viral. "This is unbelievable," says Sean Hannity with great fanfare. "Can pie really unite a nation?" The scene shifts to a grand banquet hall, lavishly decorated and buzzing with anticipation. Biden and Trump, still in their aprons, present the Unity Pie to a diverse group of Americans from all walks of life. As they cut the first slice together, they make a joint speech. Biden begins, "We've been divided for too long. Today, we show that we can come together, just like these ingredients, to create something beautiful." Trump adds, "And delicious! Believe me, folks, the best deals are made over good food. And this pie? It’s the best, everyone says so." The crowd cheers as they taste the Unity Pie, a mix of apple and chocolate chip that somehow works perfectly together. Political adversaries share laughter and recipes, and for a moment, the partisan divide seems to melt away. In the days that follow, the Unity Pie becomes a symbol of hope and cooperation. Bakeries across the nation start selling their own versions, with proceeds going to bipartisan community projects. The media dubs it the "Great American Bake-Off," and cooking shows invite politicians from both sides of the aisle to participate in friendly baking competitions. Senators and representatives, known for their heated debates, find common ground over flour and sugar. One notable episode features AOC and Marjorie Taylor Greene making a bipartisan batch of cupcakes. "If we can bake together," AOC quips, "maybe we can finally agree that sprinkles are the universal symbol of unity!" Martha Stewart’s kitchen moment sparks a new era of collaboration. Politicians begin to meet regularly over meals to discuss policies and find solutions. "Food-plomacy," they call it, and it's making headlines. The unlikely partnership of Biden and Trump, born out of a simple baking session, leads to a period of unprecedented progress and unity. As the story of the Unity Pie spreads, it becomes clear: even the most divided can come together over a shared love of good food and a common vision for the future. Sometimes, it takes a pinch of sugar and a lot of patience to turn even the most bitter debates into sweet solutions.

What if reality is nothing but perspectives? What is maturity? Many videos are high value.

This is perfectly fitting for the moment, brother! 😆

You're right about the past, and if Biden stays in the race, he'll get my vote. However, this election is critical, and there's too much at stake. We don't have control over who the Democrats choose to run, so we'll have to wait and trust that the party will make the right decision and then have faith in our fellow Americans' vote choice.

The Democratic Party is not simply a divided group struggling with leadership. It is a party that demonstrates integrity by mindfully choosing its leader, rather than just kissing the ring of a dictator.

Will a second Trump term really improve the economy?

This valuable point is rarely acknowledged today, considering how satirical everything appears. We should take a moment to feel gratitude for our government.

The U.S. President and their security detail undergo various drills and training exercises to prepare for potential threats, including assassination attempts. The Secret Service, responsible for the president's protection, conducts these exercises to ensure readiness for a wide range of scenarios. These drills can include evacuation procedures, motorcade ambush simulations, and coordinated responses to active shooter situations. The aim is to ensure that both the president and their protective team are well-prepared to handle any emergency. If these drills are done regularly and properly one's instincts becomes to rely on one's training during an emergency, like an EMT or police officer. The training would be to stay covered in that scenario I would think.

We are living in a political satire. Assassination attempt sneaker.