Biden Picks Kamala Harris

[chadbag]

Wallstreet seems to like the pick. Markets up today.

[Diamondback]

Wallstreet seems to like the pick. Markets up today.

We had a conference call with the family financial advisor at UBS late last week, and he says the Street's pulling hard for Biden because they want to go "back to normal" with cheap Chinese slave-labor and crap CHina products, not to mention reopening the floodgates of wageslave H-1B's and practically-free illegal-alien menial labor.

[yoni]

I saw where her father had written in a Jamaican magazine claiming Hamilton Brown relations.

But her is where I am as of right now.

Joe Biden will step down after the convention endorses Biden Harris. The question then will be who is her VP pick. I say it will be the homo mayor, can't remember his name.

[Life's a Hillary]

I have not spoken with a single Republican who said they were going to vote for Biden. But I have spoken to several who said they are not going to vote at all.

I would agree that Biden would have been attractive to some Republicans given Biden appears moderate, but I think Harris really up-ends that idea. Biden is not dangerous. Harris is dangerous.

I at least find some humor in how all the liberals that are more left than moderate are pissed and calling this a slap in the face and that Harris is way too moderate. Then the conservatives are labeling her as way too far left. Personally, I find someone like Warren or a younger version of Bernie far more dangerous for this country but that doesn’t mean a Harris administration wouldn’t be dangerous, it all depends on the Congress she will get to work with.

[Averageman]

We had a conference call with the family financial advisor at UBS late last week, and he says the Street's pulling hard for Biden because they want to go "back to normal" with cheap Chinese slave-labor and crap CHina products, not to mention reopening the floodgates of wageslave H-1B's and practically-free illegal-alien menial labor.

I cashed out my 401K and my Roth today. Checks along with instructions to pay off the mortgage company and bank the rest until after the first of the year, when I will look at perhaps investing again.
The thing is, I do not want to go in to November with Biden at the helm of State and in de facto in charge of the economy. I feel much happier with a paid off house and truck and less people involved in my business.

[flenna]

We had a conference call with the family financial advisor at UBS late last week, and he says the Street's pulling hard for Biden because they want to go "back to normal" with cheap Chinese slave-labor and crap CHina products, not to mention reopening the floodgates of wageslave H-1B's and practically-free illegal-alien menial labor.

They pulling for the high taxes, over regulation and revenue loss, too?

[Rogue556]

I know of multiple people who have historically voted Republican who will be voting for Biden. Think country club white folks who have lived a pretty sheltered life and pretty much have no dealings with minorities or bad urban areas.

They are not interested in the BLM stuff or any of the extreme left policies.

They think Trump is overly aggressive and uncouth, not exhibiting Presidential behavior.

They are voting Biden because they see him as more moderate, which they say our country desperately needs right now.

These folks probably voted against Obama previously just because he was black.

These votes are the ones that will wreck Trump unfortunately.

This is very much area dependent, I think.

I've not had a single person to date state that they voted Trump in 2016 but will not be in 2020. On the flip side, I've spoken with tons of people who didn't vote Trump in 2016 who are going to vote for Trump in 2020. Some are voting Trump simply because they despise how left the Democrats have moved. A good portion have stated they think Trump has done much better than they expected, and he's earned their vote. A small percentage are unimpressed with his performance, but voting for him because he's the only viable option.

Example: I didn't vote Trump in 2016. I will certainly be voting Trump in 2020. Not because my opinion of him has changed dramatically since 2016, but because we are in a fight for survival. Whether I voted or not would likely be of little consequence in my state, but I want Trump to win in a landslide as a middle finger to the elites running this clown show. I want Trump winning the election with the electoral and popular vote so there is absolutely no denying that America is done with their bullshit.

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[Diamondback]

They pulling for the high taxes, over regulation and revenue loss, too?

Remember, Wall Street is run by leftwing billionaires who think they've already BOUGHT their loopholes and have armies of tax accountants to minimize their exposure... they could care less about the small fry except for trying to influence us to invest in whatever manner most benefits THEM.

[Diamondback]

Example: I didn't vote Trump in 2016. I will certainly be voting Trump in 2020. Not because my opinion of him has changed dramatically since 2016, but because we are in a fight for survival. Whether I voted or not would likely be of little consequence in my state, but I want Trump to win in a landslide as a middle finger to the elites running this clown show. I want Trump winning the election with the electoral and popular vote so there is absolutely no denying that America is done with their bullshit.

This. My vote won't make a shred of difference here on the Left Coast, but one more vote for Trump is about all I have left as a final defiant piss in the Dems' face as they try to crush us here.

[Esq.]

They pulling for the high taxes, over regulation and revenue loss, too?

Ever hear of a rather wealthy lady Leona Helsmley who once said, "Only little people pay taxes"...