[WHOISTHAT]

The first debate is in the books. How does everyone feel?

Trump 2024 / Agenda 47 all the way. Hang nigger faggot leftists

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Harris won the debate?

Not at all she lied 30+ times XD

[Miner21]

The polls off this thread say Trump has it

[sentap]

lemme break this down real quick for ya, but we're diving deep into politics, so buckle up!

First off, the next U.S. president is a toss-up right now, with Trump lookin' to make a comeback and Kamala Harris possibly eyeing that big seat if Biden steps down. Trump still got his base fired up, especially after that first debate. He’s ridin’ high on populist vibes, anti-establishment talk, and tough-on-China rhetoric. But yo, Harris brings a whole different flavor to the game — progressive policies, diversity, and that appeal to young and minority voters. That said, her approval ratings haven't been as strong, and many wonder if she’s got what it takes to go head-to-head with Trump.

Now, let’s talk **Ukraine-Russia** and Israel-Gaza — straight-up game-changers in this election. Both these wars have split U.S. voters. On one hand, Trump keeps talkin' about pulling back U.S. intervention overseas, gettin' them military dollars spent at home. He says, “America first,” and uses these conflicts to push his anti-globalist agenda. That appeals to folks tired of the U.S. being the "world's police."

Harris, and by extension the Democrats, have to toe the line between supporting U.S. allies, like Ukraine against Russia, while also balancing the Israel-Palestine conflict, which is much trickier. The progressive base is more pro-Palestinian, while mainstream Dems stay pro-Israel. This could hurt or help Harris depending on how Biden’s administration handles it.

And then we got **Iran**, the heavyweight regional player. Trump already blew up the Iran deal during his presidency and put mad sanctions on Tehran. That hard stance earned him brownie points with the GOP’s pro-Israel and anti-Iran voters. Harris, on the other hand, would likely lean toward reviving diplomacy, maybe bringing the nuclear deal back to life to ease tensions. But yo, that ain’t gonna be easy with Israel and its U.S. lobby pushin’ hard against it.

All these global events play into the U.S. economy, another huge election factor. Sanctions, military aid, and trade disruptions because of the war in Ukraine and potential escalations with Iran can mess with oil prices, inflation, and supply chains. Trump’s angle? Cut spending, focus on domestic issues, and bring American jobs back. Harris is more about playing the long game, investing in clean energy and maintaining global alliances to keep the U.S. strong.

Now, politically speaking? Trump’s ridin' the wave of **populism** and nationalism — he’s got a **protectionist** economic policy with a "get America out of foreign messes" stance. Harris stands with the internationalist wing of the Democrats — they believe in strong alliances and diplomacy but could get caught in the messy web of global conflicts.

In short? Whoever wins the 2024 election, it’s gonna be a wild ride shaped by foreign wars, oil prices, the economy, and who Americans think is tougher on China, Russia, and the Middle East. And trust me, both these wars — Ukraine-Russia and Israel-Gaza — will keep shiftin’ the narrative, day by day.

[AnonymousBounty]

Sir Adolf Hitler for sure :happy_hitler:

[NormalGuy]

this election is like the episode of south park where they chose between giant douche and turd sandwich

[lsassDoTexe]

Mr. Donald Trump

[Miner21]

lemme break this down real quick for ya, but we're diving deep into politics, so buckle up!

First off, the next U.S. president is a toss-up right now, with Trump lookin' to make a comeback and Kamala Harris possibly eyeing that big seat if Biden steps down. Trump still got his base fired up, especially after that first debate. He’s ridin’ high on populist vibes, anti-establishment talk, and tough-on-China rhetoric. But yo, Harris brings a whole different flavor to the game — progressive policies, diversity, and that appeal to young and minority voters. That said, her approval ratings haven't been as strong, and many wonder if she’s got what it takes to go head-to-head with Trump.

Now, let’s talk **Ukraine-Russia** and Israel-Gaza — straight-up game-changers in this election. Both these wars have split U.S. voters. On one hand, Trump keeps talkin' about pulling back U.S. intervention overseas, gettin' them military dollars spent at home. He says, “America first,” and uses these conflicts to push his anti-globalist agenda. That appeals to folks tired of the U.S. being the "world's police."

Harris, and by extension the Democrats, have to toe the line between supporting U.S. allies, like Ukraine against Russia, while also balancing the Israel-Palestine conflict, which is much trickier. The progressive base is more pro-Palestinian, while mainstream Dems stay pro-Israel. This could hurt or help Harris depending on how Biden’s administration handles it.

And then we got **Iran**, the heavyweight regional player. Trump already blew up the Iran deal during his presidency and put mad sanctions on Tehran. That hard stance earned him brownie points with the GOP’s pro-Israel and anti-Iran voters. Harris, on the other hand, would likely lean toward reviving diplomacy, maybe bringing the nuclear deal back to life to ease tensions. But yo, that ain’t gonna be easy with Israel and its U.S. lobby pushin’ hard against it.

All these global events play into the U.S. economy, another huge election factor. Sanctions, military aid, and trade disruptions because of the war in Ukraine and potential escalations with Iran can mess with oil prices, inflation, and supply chains. Trump’s angle? Cut spending, focus on domestic issues, and bring American jobs back. Harris is more about playing the long game, investing in clean energy and maintaining global alliances to keep the U.S. strong.

Now, politically speaking? Trump’s ridin' the wave of **populism** and nationalism — he’s got a **protectionist** economic policy with a "get America out of foreign messes" stance. Harris stands with the internationalist wing of the Democrats — they believe in strong alliances and diplomacy but could get caught in the messy web of global conflicts.

In short? Whoever wins the 2024 election, it’s gonna be a wild ride shaped by foreign wars, oil prices, the economy, and who Americans think is tougher on China, Russia, and the Middle East. And trust me, both these wars — Ukraine-Russia and Israel-Gaza — will keep shiftin’ the narrative, day by day.

This was a great write up

[thanasis]

I'm just ready for what's to come if either candidate wins.

[YourJob]

Election is soon. Let see what will happen!

[b73ixlhre]

Only a few weeks left. I'm curious. Either way, i'm not a big fan of both of them.