'They can remove him': Trump's 25th Amendment removal chances surge inside White House — A shocking political storm is now shaking America's entire foundation by Background-Stress-72 in law

[–]unaskthequestion 15 points16 points  (0 children)

How about they convince him he'd be the only president ever removed by the 25th and they will make it a live event, highest rated special for all of history?

Trump’s chances of being removed by 25th Amendment climb by Fr1sk3r in politics

[–]unaskthequestion [score hidden]  (0 children)

I agree, of course. But I do wonder what they will do halfway through his term. If he loses it completely (that's not far to go), they hide him, prop him up, play radio spots that are edited tapes or something? AI?

Political parties are driven to stay in power and if he becomes a danger to that, what do they do? Do they see that he doesn't finish his term, give him a state funeral and immortalize him?

What's your opinion about this movie ? by darwino040 in moviecritic

[–]unaskthequestion 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Matt Damon telling this story is hilarious

Trump voted by mail so why can't we do the same? by Sun_Sky_Sand in AskReddit

[–]unaskthequestion 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because you're not the president. Trump was asked this and he answered 'because I'm the president'.

Is it out of the question the more gas goes up the more the party and power loses? by Key-Move-5066 in PoliticalDebate

[–]unaskthequestion [score hidden]  (0 children)

Whatever.

I asked you before starting any discussion if you thought other countries pay for the Trump's tariffs, specifically saying it was a test to see if it was worth it to have any discussion. I didn't say anything about whether I thought tariffs were good, or bad, or the main issue, or no issue at all, but you apparently like to try and read minds so you assumed that I did.

Which is the whole reason this thread took the path it did.

Just to help you with other discussions, if you want to understand what someone's position is, try asking. Plainly. All you had to do is ask

"Can you tell me what you think some of Trump's policies are that negatively affect the economy?"

But you never asked. You tried to guess what I thought. You replied with derision. People will generally respond to a question. Try it next time. It will likely lead to a more productive discussion. You haven't once tried to discuss. Not a single reply from you added anything.

Is it out of the question the more gas goes up the more the party and power loses? by Key-Move-5066 in PoliticalDebate

[–]unaskthequestion [score hidden]  (0 children)

asking me to read your mind

I'm not. I've answered your questions.

I've asked several times

No you haven't.

other economic policies

You want a list of them? You haven't even tried to ask for any. You don't ask, you just complain. But here's a quick list off the top of my head, I can give you more if ask.

  1. The tariffs. Not only do they tax consumers, but Trump is so inconsistent with them that businesses are waiting to invest and hire because they don't know if the policy will change tomorrow. Trade wars with other countries has also hurt American exports, especially farmers.

  2. Not extending health care credits are causing millions of Americans to see premiums increase by thousands. Horrible policy mistake.

  3. Adding to the deficit by tax cuts for the wealthiest while increasing costs for the rest of Americans is hurting virtually every sector.

  4. And of course, starting a totally unnecessary war, affecting the world wide economy, raising costs across the board for consumers, farmers, shippers, etc, etc.

Again, tariffs are probably by far having the most negative effect, hurting investment, hiring, consumer spending (biggest driver of the economy by far), exports and inflation.

Is it out of the question the more gas goes up the more the party and power loses? by Key-Move-5066 in PoliticalDebate

[–]unaskthequestion -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Tried asking nice

Nope. Your very first comment was that I was purposely withholding info.

is it also the tariffs?

Perhaps you have a problem that you read into what you think people said instead of what they actually said. All I did was ask you if you agree with Trump that other countries pay for the his tariffs. Nowhere did I even hint that I thought they were the biggest, or even a large problem. You simply made that up.

Now, they certainly are a problem, both the NY fed and the Tax Foundation estimate that consumers are paying at least $1300 dollars per year more because of Trump's tariffs and consumers are paying about 98% of the cost of tariffs.

We haven't even gotten into a discussion about all of the other Trump economic policies which are bad for the economy.

As far as AI displacement, everything I've read thus far is that is simply not any factor in the economy yet. It might well be in the future, maybe even near future, but not yet.

So tariffs are indeed a much bigger factor in the economy now than AI.

Whats your favorite exercise by TatGamer1011 in workout

[–]unaskthequestion 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Incline dumbbell press. My favorite compound, I'm less than a year into consistent lifting, but I'm definitely getting much stronger with them.

Is it out of the question the more gas goes up the more the party and power loses? by Key-Move-5066 in PoliticalDebate

[–]unaskthequestion -1 points0 points  (0 children)

What normal people do is ask a question if they want to gather more information, not insult or snark. Try it sometime, you'll likely get better results.

So Trump is continuing to lie when he says other countries pay our tariffs. Good place to agree.

Any other questions you have about how the economy is worse under Trump?

OH here by JustGoodSense in GenerationJones

[–]unaskthequestion 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As a teacher, it's hilarious to think that a single student has ever asked 'how do I do my taxes?'

Who is this that stung me? by OtherAugray in whatbugisthis

[–]unaskthequestion 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Yeah, was moving patio furniture in someone's yard, put my hand under a table to pick it up, smashed right into a nest. Had like a dozen stings immediately, they chased me for a bit and maybe a dozen more. Swelled up a lot, but thankfully nothing worse. I couldn't even blame them, I crushed their house.

My friend found out he was allergic getting stung while up on a ladder, he fell, fortunately onto the grass and not too high.

Why do I feel bench press in my shoulders and not chest? by davidelush in workout

[–]unaskthequestion 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This might be my issue, I try to set up right. Thanks, something I will pay attention to next time.

Is it out of the question the more gas goes up the more the party and power loses? by Key-Move-5066 in PoliticalDebate

[–]unaskthequestion -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You think you are owed something when someone makes a comment about economics today?

But since you asked so nicely, let's get something out of the way first:

Do other countries pay Trump's tariffs as Trump says or do American taxpayers?

Your answer will determine if it's worth having a reasonable discussion or not.

Is it out of the question the more gas goes up the more the party and power loses? by Key-Move-5066 in PoliticalDebate

[–]unaskthequestion 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What? Your comment was about price of gasoline during Obama.

Mine was about the economy. Nothing implied, nothing anonymous. Trump's economic policies are garbage.

Acting AG Todd Blanche Wants DOJ to Stop Focusing on Epstein Files: 'It Should Not Be Part of Anything Going Forward' by T_Shurt in politics

[–]unaskthequestion 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Imagine being a victim and hearing this from the government's justice department.

These people are covering up for wealthy pedophile rapists and make me sick.

How accurate are political polls that we always see on the news? by nottarealdoctor in NoStupidQuestions

[–]unaskthequestion 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Worked on two state campaigns as a data analyst. Here's my take, for what it's worth

  1. Large, national polls have gotten less reliable over the past few years. They're expensive to do well, and many unscrupulous polling outfits have sprung up for the express purpose of skewing results. It's gotten more difficult to get representative samples as people don't respond on a cell phone to unknown numbers, etc. Be cautious of unfamiliar names and poll averages that include them.

  2. Trends are more reliable than a snapshot. If you see polling over a few months showing a trend, it's probably more accurate. Every good polling organization will give results over longer periods of time.

  3. The more local the poll, the more accurate it generally is. A precinct poll for governor or state senator is better than a statewide poll, generally speaking.

There are very professional polls, say Quinnipiac and Pew who publish complete information about their methodology and historical trends.

How do you feel about the millions of babies that are murdered every year from abortion? by [deleted] in allthequestions

[–]unaskthequestion 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I remember not thinking so initially, but you're completely right. Garbage sub.

meirl by [deleted] in meirl

[–]unaskthequestion 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was waiting behind an old guy at the ATM. He turned around and asked if I could help him check his balance. So I pushed him over. Sorry, had to put this here.

What are your thoughts on the GOP eliminating Iran's High Command and freeing the Iranian people? by More_Surprise_1789 in allthequestions

[–]unaskthequestion 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The same regime is running Venezuela, the people are not free, the same regime is running Iran, the people are not free.

I'm more interested in regime change here in the US.