If Cheyney is endorsing you, then you aren't a good person.

This is basically a self-own on your part.

It might be if the entire list of past presidents, vice presidents, and major party nominees for either supporting the orange clown weren't:

1) Sarah Palin

This is supposed to be a "gotcha"? When your candidate was endorsed by
1) Dick Cheyney - military-industrial-complex war criminal
2) Liz Cheyney - daughter of MIC war criminal
3) Mitt Romney - 9/11 profiteer
4) Vladimir Putin
5) The Bush's - war criminals

Oh I see, you too are a clown - the Bushes didn't endorse her, Putin's statement was a joke, and yes, the others are actual Republicans who have endorsed her because they know what a danger Trump is to the nation.

The problem comes down to math - if the nominees of our two parties both support something reprehensible, they effectively cancel each other out. For example, if we compare the positions of two candidates:

A+X <> C+X

Let's pretend in this equation A is making abortion illegal, C is codifying abortion as a right, and X is supporting the Israeli genocide against the Palestinians.

Which side is better? There are only two choices because of the way our system works. Do you simply not vote because of X or throw away your vote on a third party candidate when the only valid point of comparison is between A and C?

Don't you ever speak to me about math again, because the only math I care about is the increase in my grocery and gas bills since your candidate took office.

"They KNOW what a DANGER Trump is the nation" Dude, shut up. He was already president once and our lives were better under him. Our paychecks were bigger and we were safer. You're either delusional or an idiot.

Or both.

Likely both.

See, the problem is you don't even understand -why- your grocery and gas bills have eclipsed your wages.

This is the money supply - top is from January 2017 - January 2021, and bottom is January 2021 - Present - when it goes up, your dollars become less valuable, when it comes down they become more valuable.

Yes, he was already president once, and while he was president the money supply grew by more than $6T, devaluing every dollar in your pocket by around 35% - you just didn't feel the effect of it until Joe was in office because he also imploded the supply chains and put 40 million Americans out of work between his losing trade wars, tariffs, and bungling of the pandemic.

What about since 81 million Americans fired him? It grew by $2T until it peaked in 2022, and has fallen by around a trillion dollars since - so yeah, your dollars have fallen another 10% under Joe after the 35% cut Don the Con took.

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