The Next President is...

[disgruntledemployee]

19 hours ago, ClearedHot said:

The pandemic was NOT the sole cause of the microchip shortage.  I actually made some good cash tracking the chip market per-pandemic.  Poor planning, poor return on automotive chips (they use a different size), trade sanctions (thank Trump), and limited investment in production all combined to cause a perfect storm.  Intel TSMC and Samsung are all building new factories but they take up to two years to reach full production.  Intel alone is spending $20 BILLION to build two plants in Arizona.  At least one positive outcome it production is moving back to America.

If only there was a huge facility being built in the US that had different initial plans (LCDs) that could be redirected towards chip production.

I introduce you the the Foxconn factory in SE Wisconsin, which isn't doing much yet. Initially slated to build LCDs, the infrastructure buildouts should enabled it to build pretty much anything high tech.  In the USA.

[FUSEPLUG]

6 hours ago, Darth said:

In the first two  months of this year, she has been called the C and B words multiple times. 

Kids these days. Throwing the “Brandon” word around at school administrators.  Despicable. 

[kaputt]

Afghanistan, border disaster, inflation, massive supply chain issues, gas and oil at their highest in many years, IRS planning to spy on every American's bank account, underwhelming job numbers, and a new Presidential tradition of turning your back and walking away in silence every single time you speak.

[Guest]

4 hours ago, FUSEPLUG said:

Kids these days. Throwing the “Brandon” word around at school administrators.  Despicable. 

Let’s go Brandon!!!!

[Darth]

17 hours ago, FUSEPLUG said:

Kids these days. Throwing the “Brandon” word around at school administrators.  Despicable. 

It's not Brandon.  And its not funny....

[HossHarris]

2 minutes ago, Darth said:

It's not Brandon.  And its not funny....

 

[Darth]

4 minutes ago, HossHarris said:

 

Having a 16 year old call my wife a "MOTHER F$$$ING BITCH" because she told him to pull up his pants or take off his hat is not funny.  It is not a subject I lighten up on at all.

Edited October 15, 2021 by Darth

[FUSEPLUG]

16 minutes ago, Darth said:

It's not Brandon.  And its not funny....

I wasn't trying to mock what your wife has to deal with at work.  I apologize if it came off that way.

I was mocking the President.

[Darth]

27 minutes ago, FUSEPLUG said:

I wasn't trying to mock what your wife has to deal with at work.  I apologize if it came off that way.

I was mocking the President.

My apologies for getting my hackles up and I appreciate your response.  And this is a bit off this thread's topic anyways 👍

[M2]

1 hour ago, FUSEPLUG said:

I wasn't trying to mock what your wife has to deal with at work.  I apologize if it came off that way.

I was mocking the President.

 

56 minutes ago, Darth said:

My apologies for getting my hackles up and I appreciate your response.  And this is a bit off this thread's topic anyways 👍

My compliments to both of you!  It's nice to see some civility on here!

[Lord Ratner]

3 hours ago, Darth said:

Having a 16 year old call my wife a "MOTHER F$$$ING BITCH" because she told him to pull up his pants or take off his hat is not funny.  It is not a subject I lighten up on at all.

Ah yes, the only things I find funny are funny argument.

 

A true man of the times.

[ViperMan]

8 hours ago, Darth said:

Having a 16 year old call my wife a "MOTHER F$$$ING BITCH" because she told him to pull up his pants or take off his hat is not funny.  It is not a subject I lighten up on at all.

What handle does your wife post under on this board?

[Guest]

@Darth
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[arg]

https://babylonbee.com/news/liberal-parent-trying-to-figure-out-how-to-cheer-on-their-son-brandon?fbclid=IwAR1aOzeJArOsw_JoJfgkj9saxF3RqfeUmo5tTYfo8nfHhsXfyDkDVtjQYpU

[billy pilgrim]

On 10/13/2021 at 9:50 PM, ClearedHot said:

The pandemic was NOT the sole cause of the microchip shortage.  I actually made some good cash tracking the chip market per-pandemic.  Poor planning, poor return on automotive chips (they use a different size), trade sanctions (thank Trump), and limited investment in production all combined to cause a perfect storm.  Intel TSMC and Samsung are all building new factories but they take up to two years to reach full production.  Intel alone is spending $20 BILLION to build two plants in Arizona.  At least one positive outcome it production is moving back to America.

Maybe Trump was on to something with the sanctions?  It wasn't exactly an even playing field with China.  I'm all for free trade but more-so if all players play ball. The more industry and manufacturing that moves back to America the better.

[arg]

Thought this was the Bee, but it's not.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/immigration/biden-admin-may-pay-millions-migrant-families-separated-border-under-n1282670

 

Also

[VMFA187]

On 10/30/2021 at 9:29 AM, arg said:

Thought this was the Bee, but it's not.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/immigration/biden-admin-may-pay-millions-migrant-families-separated-border-under-n1282670

 

Curious what our resident democrats on the board have to say about this. You know who you are. If you voted for this administration explain what you think about its direction. 

[Lowspeedhidrag]

3 hours ago, VMFA187 said:

Curious what our resident democrats on the board have to say about this. You know who you are. If you voted for this administration explain what you think about its direction. 

The same cucks that down voted me....

[SpeedOfHeat]

4 hours ago, VMFA187 said:

If you voted for this administration explain what you think about its direction. 

I think it's a train wreck.  No doubt.  Horrible.  I'm hoping Biden is a one-term president and we get much higher caliber humans to choose from.  BUT.... do I regret voting for him?  Nope. 

Because at least I don't have to fumble to quickly change the radio station when my kids are in the car and they start talking about how the President of the United States casually cheats on his third wife to bang porn stars and then pays them hush money.  For all his faults, Biden doesn't recreationally rawdog porn stars.  That's nice.  That does a lot for me.

And because at least no lunatics have stormed the U.S. Capitol and called for the murder of the VP and/or speaker of the house.  That's a win.  I really like not seeing members of congress evacuated and morons with zip ties trapsing around the senate floor. 

That was the last straw for me, and I don't understand how it couldn't be for other people.  I understood a lot of the mental gymnastics that people did to justify Trump's many shortcomings because, in general, they liked his policies, or more often, disliked Democrat policies.  But Jan 6th was unforgivable-- a national disgrace, and such a low moment in US history that I'm still glad I voted for the current administration, despite all it's faults. 

I just wish we had better choices to start with.

Edited November 1, 2021 by SpeedOfHeat

[FLEA]

50 minutes ago, SpeedOfHeat said:

I think it's a train wreck.  No doubt.  Horrible.  I'm hoping Biden is a one-term president and we get much higher caliber humans to choose from.  BUT.... do I regret voting for him?  Nope. 

Because at least I don't have to fumble to quickly change the radio station when my kids are in the car and they start talking about how the President of the United States casually cheats on his third wife to bang porn stars and then pays them hush money.  For all his faults, Biden doesn't recreationally rawdog porn stars.  That's nice.  That does a lot for me.

And because at least no lunatics have stormed the U.S. Capitol and called for the murder of the VP and/or speaker of the house.  That's a win.  I really like not seeing members of congress evacuated and morons with zip ties trapsing around the senate floor. 

That was the last straw for me, and I don't understand how it couldn't be for other people.  I understood a lot of the mental gymnastics that people did to justify Trump's many shortcomings because, in general, they liked his policies, or more often, disliked Democrat policies.  But Jan 6th was unforgivable-- a national disgrace, and such a low moment in US history that I'm still glad I voted for the current administration, despite all it's faults. 

I just wish we had better choices to start with.

You're right. Certainly don't have to worry about your kid's listening to Biden's sex scandals when the media covers it up. Or are we just not going to talk about Tara Reade? 

[hockeydork]

2 hours ago, SpeedOfHeat said:

And because at least no lunatics have stormed the U.S. Capitol and called for the murder of the VP and/or speaker of the house.  That's a win.  I really like not seeing members of congress evacuated and morons with zip ties trapsing around the senate floor. 

That was the last straw for me, and I don't understand how it couldn't be for other people.  I understood a lot of the mental gymnastics that people did to justify Trump's many shortcomings because, in general, they liked his policies, or more often, disliked Democrat policies.  But Jan 6th was unforgivable-- a national disgrace, and such a low moment in US history that I'm still glad I voted for the current administration, despite all it's faults. 

I just wish we had better choices to start with.

Direct hit. Although I actually never a gave a sh*t about who Trump plows in his spare time, it's his wife's business. Apparently it doesn't bother her that much because shes still there, so why anybody else cares beats me. 

[Buddy Spike]

8 hours ago, SpeedOfHeat said:

I think it's a train wreck.  No doubt.  Horrible.  I'm hoping Biden is a one-term president and we get much higher caliber humans to choose from.  BUT.... do I regret voting for him?  Nope. 

Because at least I don't have to fumble to quickly change the radio station when my kids are in the car and they start talking about how the President of the United States casually cheats on his third wife to bang porn stars and then pays them hush money.  For all his faults, Biden doesn't recreationally rawdog porn stars.  That's nice.  That does a lot for me.

And because at least no lunatics have stormed the U.S. Capitol and called for the murder of the VP and/or speaker of the house.  That's a win.  I really like not seeing members of congress evacuated and morons with zip ties trapsing around the senate floor. 

That was the last straw for me, and I don't understand how it couldn't be for other people.  I understood a lot of the mental gymnastics that people did to justify Trump's many shortcomings because, in general, they liked his policies, or more often, disliked Democrat policies.  But Jan 6th was unforgivable-- a national disgrace, and such a low moment in US history that I'm still glad I voted for the current administration, despite all it's faults. 

I just wish we had better choices to start with.

Wow.  So much stupid in one post.

[brickhistory]

9 hours ago, SpeedOfHeat said:

I think it's a train wreck.  No doubt.  Horrible.  I'm hoping Biden is a one-term president and we get much higher caliber humans to choose from.  BUT.... do I regret voting for him?  Nope. 

Because at least I don't have to fumble to quickly change the radio station when my kids are in the car and they start talking about how the President of the United States casually cheats on his third wife to bang porn stars and then pays them hush money.  For all his faults, Biden doesn't recreationally rawdog porn stars.  That's nice.  That does a lot for me.

And because at least no lunatics have stormed the U.S. Capitol and called for the murder of the VP and/or speaker of the house.  That's a win.  I really like not seeing members of congress evacuated and morons with zip ties trapsing around the senate floor. 

That was the last straw for me, and I don't understand how it couldn't be for other people.  I understood a lot of the mental gymnastics that people did to justify Trump's many shortcomings because, in general, they liked his policies, or more often, disliked Democrat policies.  But Jan 6th was unforgivable-- a national disgrace, and such a low moment in US history that I'm still glad I voted for the current administration, despite all it's faults. 

I just wish we had better choices to start with.

The guy (assumption) answered the question.  I appreciate it.

I pretty much disagree with his position, but at least he answered the query.  Attacking him won't change his mind. It will probably make him dig in even deeper.   We can debate the actions and policies of the current Administration, but personal attacks won't change his past or future vote.

I'd like to hear from other Biden voters and see your opinions.

[FLEA]

9 hours ago, hockeydork said:

Direct hit. Although I actually never a gave a sh*t about who Trump plows in his spare time, it's his wife's business. Apparently it doesn't bother her that much because shes still there, so why anybody else cares beats me. 

It was pretty clear it was a transactional marriage. Totally their business and I honestly don't care, just like I don't care about fraternization or adultery in the military. Why the American public has such an incredible fascination with who people are banging has always been beyond me. 

[M2]

2 minutes ago, FLEA said:

It was pretty clear it was a transactional marriage. Totally their business and I honestly don't care, just like I don't care about fraternization or adultery in the military. Why the American public has such an incredible fascination with who people are banging has always been beyond me.