By Connor O'Keeffe
In his State of the Union speech Thursday, President Biden will claim the economy is growing—and that his administration will “crack down” on corporate greed. He will not address the damage his administration has done.
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@siggy47 corporate greed speech
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The Bernie Sanders and Liz not a Cherokee Warren playbook: blame everything on corporate greed and Trump
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Unfortunately, they'll probably manage to get some traction on the corporate greed talking point. May as well blame gravity for plane crashes.
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Agree
Will moderate or centrist voters believe the corporate greed talking point?
Who are these undecided voters? People who voted for Biden but are not ready to vote for Trump?
Undecided voters should vote third party or unaffiliated or write in “undecided “
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That's a good point. Maybe it won't fool anyone who wasn't in lockstep with the party already.
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Maybe it will fool:
Women No college degree folks Age 18-29 Unemployed college graduates
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Let's hope not, since that's the vast majority of people.
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Let me revise:
  1. Women
  2. Age 18-29
  3. Unemployed
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I see, "and" not "or". Yeah, that's plausible. A lot Boomers will fall for this rhetoric too.
Finally a stacker who is critical of Biden.
Have you noticed no stacker has been critical of Biden?
After all borders are absurd so USA and Europe should accept everyone regardless of the cost and if some commit rape and murder we have to focus on the big picture of destroying America especially white Americans
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Have you noticed no stacker has been critical of Biden?
I have not. Stackers do tend not to talk about horse-race partisan politics much, though.
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But when they do it’s criticism of Trump and RFK or any right wing politician demonized by the left
In that sense, SN gravitates toward mainstream politicians, which is so ironic : reject mainstream currencies but embrace mainstream politicians.
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I see very little evidence of that, but maybe we're just reading different people.
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Do you read @kepford?
He criticizes the right but never the left
Same with @oliverweiss
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Have you seen criticism of Biden or Obama or Clinton?
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Like I said, stackers tend to avoid talking partisan politics, so the specific people don't come up often. However, the policies that get criticized on here are overwhelmingly left-wing Democrat policies.
I haven't noticed that from @kepford and I've been reading him since before you joined SN, but I might have missed it. I also don't really care who's being criticized, as long as the criticism is accurate or interesting.
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Responding out of respect for @Undisciplined.
Wow, this is hilarious. I RARELY see anyone here praising "the left", certainly not me. Especially not Biden or Obama. Honestly its not interesting to me. They are so pathetic store clerks that I wouldn't waste my time on. It is intellectually boring. I don't read stackers saying if we can just get BIden in there we will be alright. If people want to talk about the red team and blue team go anywhere else and get your fill of that garbage. I'd rather talk about intellectually interesting things you don't hear on every political podcast.
What I do see here are some people clinging to their political team as if that will save them. People that really should know better. People that probably will know better in 5 - 10 years. I was completely wrapped up in partisan politics on the right many years ago. I don't think folks realize how spun up they are by it all. How it is tainting their perception of reality.
In the US you have two parties. One is driving 90 miles an hour over the cliff and the other is driving the speed limit over the cliff. The conservative politicians are just progressives driving the speed limit. I hold no hope in politics, elections, or voting.
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I actually do find this stuff interesting, but it's hard to talk about it without partisans flooding in with their talking points. I do generally agree with you about the particular political figures not being that interesting, though.
Politics is boring and a waste of time.
Ergo people interested in politics are boring and wasting their time.
You’re probably right but you don’t have to be condescending either
RFK is running as a third party
Remember the thread about Trump guilty of fraud and owes 464 million dollars.
Many on the thread supported the judgement as fair and hoped the penalty was 5 billion dollars
@oliverweiss has Trump derangement syndrome.
Kepford has a clear bias against outsider politicians. He says trust no politician so naturally he picks on non career politicians like RFK and Trump
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Thanks for keeping me in the loop. Would be better if you just zap me instead . But ok. Btw., I am not praising Biden either, nor democrats, leftists, any party. I am pretty sure you won’t find any post in this direction. But I do think that Trump is a disgusting person, I did gave you my description of him, you were just fine with. I thought we were done but apparently not.
I don't remember that thread. Can you link to it?
My point is the criticism is one sided.
Kepford pretends to be neutral but is a closet socialist
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This rings very false to me. As far as I can tell, he's about as free market as anyone. You might just not agree with some of his opinions.