GOP supports Trump asking Putin to dig up dirt on Biden

[Guest]

https://www.forbes.com/sites/nicholasre ... 292f217fe5

A new poll released Wednesday found more than two thirds of Republican respondents didn’t have a problem with former President Donald Trump asking Russian President Vladimir Putin for disparaging information about Hunter Biden, the son of President Joe Biden, despite numerous GOP officials saying the comments were inappropriate.

[Maddog]

Because Putin is so trustworthy.

Every time the Democrats act dumb as fuck, there's a contingent of Republicans saying "hold my beer and watch this"..

[Cactus Jack]

Putin is very anxious to get his people into congress to vote down any package of aid or support that will help the people of Ukraine continue to resist him.

The best way for Americans to help the people of Ukraine is by voting Democrat in November.

[Maddog]

The people of America are far more worried about Americans at this point.

November is going to be a blood bath.

Fair or not, shitty economies always punish the party in power.

Ukraine is sorting itself out and both parties are being pretty generous with the aid packages. It's not going to be a campaign issue with inflation at nearly 9%.

[Cactus Jack]

It's not going to be a campaign issue because the Moscow backed right wing media isn't going to let their candidates be outed as pro-Putin stooges until after the votes are counted.

[Guest]

Putin is very anxious to get his people into congress to vote down any package of aid or support that will help the people of Ukraine continue to resist him.

The best way for Americans to help the people of Ukraine is by voting Democrat in November.

Yeah that's a great idea, Clinton will do what ever Putin wants...you fucking idiot

[Cactus Jack]

Guest - the current year is 2022.

Clinton isn't involved.

[Maddog]

"It's the economy stupid".


James Carville

[Cactus Jack]

Indeed - and given the GOP's pledge to use the 2022 elections to put everything in place to steal with 2024 election these could be the last meaningful elections in the USA.

[Stooo]

"It's the economy stupid".


James Carville

Didn't Clinton use that one?

Your economy is fine, stop fussing like an old woman

[Maddog]

"It's the economy stupid".


James Carville

Didn't Clinton use that one?

Your economy is fine, stop fussing like an old woman

Carville worked for Clinton.

Our bad economy is the number one issue in this country right now.

Do you ever read anything?

[Stooo]

"It's the economy stupid".


James Carville

Didn't Clinton use that one?

Your economy is fine, stop fussing like an old woman

Carville worked for Clinton.

Our bad economy is the number one issue in this country right now.

Do you ever read anything?

It's better than AM radio...

[Maddog]

"It's the economy stupid".


James Carville

Didn't Clinton use that one?

Your economy is fine, stop fussing like an old woman

Carville worked for Clinton.

Our bad economy is the number one issue in this country right now.

Do you ever read anything?

It's better than AM radio...

What in the fuck is AM radio?

Read something.

[Maddog]

That question has been on the table for a while — Biden's underwater approval ratings are nothing new — but last week it gained greater urgency, Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee officials acknowledged, with the release of two new polls that were, as one senior committee staffer put it, "depressingly bad."

A new Quinnipiac poll, published April 13, put Biden's approval rating at just 33 percent. Just 39 percent approved of his handling of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. A CNBC poll released April 11 put Biden's approval rating at 38 percent, with particularly bad numbers on his handling of the economy — traditionally the most important issue in any election. With inflation soaring, 47 percent of the respondents rated the economy as "poor"— the highest number since 2012. Fifty-six percent expect a recession in the next year. Overall, Biden's approval rating on handling the economy dropped to 35 percent, down four points from the previous survey's level, with 60 percent disapproving.

https://www.newsweek.com/democrats-mull ... le-1699015



I can't read it to you. You will have to do that yourself.