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[AccessBlaster]

I worked at Burger King...

Finally the missing piece of the puzzle.

 

[moke123]

Yea, trump broke the internet like breitbart claims.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1848085394249650313

https://twitter.com/x/status/1848204851554992517

https://twitter.com/x/status/1848114494217605560

https://twitter.com/x/status/1847858905012908476

the media has show virtually no interest in verifying Harris' claim that she ever worked at McDonald's.

because no one cares except maga and the one with dementia.

 

[Steve R.]

Yea, trump broke the internet like breitbart claims.
because no one cares except maga and the one with dementia.

Yet, overlooked is the Harris "dirty laundry". There are claims that Harris, despite asserting to be an aggressive law abiding prosecutor, refused to prosecute pedophiles. Seems that Harris also married a man who allegedly is a misogynist and knocked up a woman who was hired as a nanny. This must mean that Harris supports pedophilia and misogyny. These allegations, besides others, demonstrate that Harris makes poor decisions and would be unfit to be president.

Fact Check: Kamala Harris Covered Up Sexual Abuse Allegations as a Prosecutor Before Claiming to Fight for Victims at DNC - BishopAccountability.org

Vice President Kamala Harris bragged about her supposed passion for helping victims of sexual assault while speaking at the Democratic National Convention (DNC), ignoring her track record of failing to prosecute sexual abuse cases within the Catholic Church and even hiding “vital records on...

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Victims question Kamala Harris' record on clergy abuse

Survivors of clergy abuse complain presidential hopeful Kamala Harris was consistently silent on the Catholic Church's abuse scandal when she was San Francisco district attorney and later California attorney general.

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Harris’ husband Doug Emhoff smacked then-girlfriend for flirting with man in 2012, friends say

Second gentleman Doug Emhoff, Vice President Kamala Harris’ husband, allegedly assaulted his then-girlfriend during a trip to France over a decade ago, according to a bombshell report by the Daily Mail.

www.washingtontimes.com

Doug Emhoff acknowledges reports of an affair during his first marriage

Vice President Kamala Harris knew about the affair before she and Emhoff were married, a source said.

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A recently exposed claim is that Harris, like Biden, is a plagiarist.

Kamala Harris accused of plagiarism in co-authored 2009 book on criminal reform

Harris appeared to lift wording from an Associated Press article, a John Jay College of Criminal Justice press release, a Wikipedia article, a Bureau of Justice Assistance report and an Urban Insti…

nypost.com

WASHINGTON — Vice President Kamala Harris is facing allegations of plagiarism after numerous passages from the Democratic presidential nominee’s 2009 book “Smart on Crime” were discovered to closely resemble — or perfectly match — wording from other sources.

 

[Steve R.]

Since my post on Vance and McDonalds, these stories have emerged:

JD Vance says it's 'weird' VP Harris won't prove McDonald's employment, rips media's 'lack of curiosity'

JD Vance criticized the mainstream media's reaction to former President Trump's McDonald's campaign stop while pointing out that Harris cannot form similar connections.

www.foxnews.com

"Sen. JD Vance said Monday that VP Kamala Harris is not facing any mainstream media scrutiny over her previous claim that she worked at McDonald's in college."

Establishment Media Freak Out over Trump's McDonald's Work

The establishment media freaked out over Donald Trump working at a Philadelphia McDonald's, accusing him of trolling Kamala Harris.

www.breitbart.com

The media should be condemning Harris for lying.

 

[Isaac]

You can't point that at one candidate without some balance:
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It's an important issue, obviously.

The fact that these people are accusing him of a ‘stage-managed’ thing… of course, the president has to have security because there have been two attempts on his life in the last eight weeks. He can't just walk into a McDonald's and sign a W-9 and actually go on the payroll. That's just not how this works, but I see no evidence that the mcdonalds wasn't real, the customers weren't real people eating food, or that the food wasn't real.

you're right - it's not a big deal, except politically, it's a good move on his part to do that. it points out the weird little lies that harris/biden often tell, well Biden was more famous for it, he would make up entire stories that turned out to be totally false - especially the one of him being arrested and civil rights protesting.

 

[Isaac]

I worked at Burger King...guess I should announce my candidacy too!

I worked at a Hardees in Wisconsin when I was 15. my first 'real' job, although I can assure you there is nothing whatsoever UN-real about the backbreaking work of baling or unloading Hay at age 12 and 13 either!

I feel terrible that my kids didn't get this type of experience. They are the worse for it, a bit, but they have made up for it as best as they can in other ways and through our strong encouragement - but boy, there's nothing like hard work as a youngster to make you feel responsible for yourself

 

[NauticalGent]

...although I can assure you there is nothing whatsoever UN-real about the backbreaking work of baling or unloading Hay at age 12 and 13 either!

Did that too...we had a dairy farm and that was how I spent my summer "vacation". I think my brother and I were the only kids who hated summer. Summer just meant that dad got to "abuse" us all day, every day, for 3 months straight. Once I graduated from HS and joined the Navy, he finally bought a round bailer. I'm still a little salty about that...

 

[moke123]

Yet, overlooked is the Harris "dirty laundry". There are claims that Harris, despite asserting to be an aggressive law abiding prosecutor, refused to prosecute pedophiles. Seems that Harris also married a man who allegedly is a misogynist and knocked up a woman who was hired as a nanny. This must mean that Harris supports pedophilia and misogyny. These allegations, besides others, demonstrate that Harris makes poor decisions and would be unfit to be president.

Now do trump.

you're right - it's not a big deal, except politically, it's a good move on his part to do that. it points out the weird little lies that harris/biden often tell

all it points out is he's a clown.

and weird

 

[Steve R.]

Now do trump.


all it points out is he's a clown.



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and weird

Why? That seems to be your calling, getting into the gutter, to dig-up what you perceive to be Trump's "dirty laundry". No need for me to duplicate that effort. Moreover, being a publicity seeking "clown" is far superior to being a fraudulent, dishonest, lying person (Harris) pandering for votes from the gullible. Harris avoids disclosing her policy positions. She also pushes racism, misogyny, and class warfare. Harris, should she be elected will work to become a dictator. She will, if able, have political opponents arrested just like Stalin.

 

[AccessBlaster]

 

[moke123]

 

[AccessBlaster]

Oh hell yes

 

[moke123]

Trump on the things that matter most to americans.

 

[Pat Hartman]

Trump on the things that matter most to americans.

Please notice that Trump never said what the other guys were looking at. The rest of you assumed it was Arnold's p**** because that's what is on YOUR mind. Who're the people with the gutter minds?

 

[Steve R.]

Democrats are feigning outrage over Trump's McDonald's staged event.
Democrats need to look into the mirror. Democrats staging their meticulously staged heartfelt sanctimony.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1848352735348892113

https://twitter.com/x/status/1848412373226340754

 

[Isaac]

I, or none of my friends blame Biden or Harris, so that is not everyone.

Pat,once again you do not answer the question asked. Once again I ask, who pays the tarrifs, the exporter, as Trump claims, or does the importer pay then pass that cost on to us, the consumers. I know for certain that it is the latter. Just answer that one question, who pays the tarrif? No more, no less.
I don't think you can answer the question, because that would be an admission that Trump is wrong on this one issue.

How about you just admit that it is a matter of perspective on who pays the tariffs?

Similar to the minimum wage in California on restaurant workers, experts opinions vary quite widely as to who is ultimately paying that whether directly or indirectly.

 

[Steve R.]

How about you just admit that it is a matter of perspective on who pays the tariffs?

@jpl458 is posting a narrow misleading question concerning "who pays the tariffs" that is designed to elicit only one answer, the consumer. What @jpl458 is purposely avoiding is that the Trump administration is planning to use tariffs as a negotiating tool to encourage leveling the trading balance between the US and China and to encourage manufacturing to return to the US. Returning manufacturing to the US would also increase manufacturing employment in the US.

As an additional note concerning China, China (in many cases) is not charging a "fair" (free-market) price for many of products it sells in the US.

Europe has high tariffs on some products the US attempts to export to Europe. Thereby discouraging free trade between the US and Europe. The Europe case another example of how @jpl458 has not fully considered the tariff issue.

 

[AccessBlaster]

We're told that tariffs will increase prices on consumer goods, but higher corporate taxes won't?

 

[Isaac]

If supply costs for a vendor increase, who pays those cost increases? Well there ISN'T any one-word answer to that. It's open for debate, study, case-by-case, interpretation and opinion - and thus is a total waste of time to debate from the perspective of there being a one-word-answer.

My own brother is a CEO in the restaurant business. When supply or labor costs increase, sometimes they pass them along to the consumer and sometimes they absorb them. So nobody on AWF can tell me he always does one or the other or even a third option, such as narrowing the specific products on which the company makes a profit, or changing suppliers. Hint - the last option mentioned is somewhat relevant here.

At least one business, TJ Maxx, has said tariffs will help their business considerably.

 

[Pat Hartman]

"Just answer that one question, who pays the tarrif? No more, no less."
I hate to be rude so I won't say what I'm thinking.