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...among the hard core MAGA, does not translate well to other constituencies.

According to a new Washington Post–ABC News–Ipsos poll, fifty-nine percent of Americans believe President Donald J. Trump does not have the mental sharpness necessary to lead the country. Fifty-five percent think he does not have the physical health to serve as president. Fifty-four percent say they don’t think Trump is a strong leader. Sixty-seven percent think Trump doesn’t carefully consider important decisions.

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This only matters if there are "free and fair" elections, going forward. He got what he wanted from the Proles in 24. Now comes the rogering.

Steve

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According to a new Washington Post–ABC News–Ipsos poll, fifty-nine percent of Americans believe President Donald J. Trump does not have the mental sharpness necessary to lead the country. Fifty-five percent think he does not have the physical health to serve as president. Fifty-four percent say they don’t think Trump is a strong leader. Sixty-seven percent think Trump doesn’t carefully consider important decisions.

Well, they could have chosen Harris. She has none of those deficiencies, which those of us whom voted for her already knew a year and a half ago.

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Sixty-seven percent think Trump doesn’t carefully consider important decisions.

The only important decision is whether the bribe received is minimally acceptable--and can NOT be increased.

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