re: Enough BS. This is only time where we have lived under both candidate’s administrations.

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fact nobody’s voting period. Whoever the powers that be want to install is already decided

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I like this new addition

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If you don’t tow the line you get JFKd

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He was JFKd this summer but he survived. So by your logic, its a good indicator he isnt towing the line.

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Honestly, my life has been exactly the same under both.

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You don't buy groceries?

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I didn't realize Harris was elected President in 2020.

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Has she ever explained what actions she would have done differently over the past nearly 4 years than the man to whom she was Vice President and what efforts, if any, she ever took to persuade him to possibly do anything different? Maybe you have and I’m just not aware, but I’ve yet to see her lay that out.

Unless and until she does so, I can’t see how saddling her with any and every thing the current administration has done is not completely fair game.

Would you care to explain how you think it wouldn’t be?

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Your life has gotten progressively worse under every president for about 50 years

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Yes, quality of life has plummeted since I was born in 1970.

The average size of houses is 40% bigger now, we work slightly fewer hours each week and have roughly the same number of holidays and vacations, the price of gas adjusted for inflation is slightly lower now than it was in 1970, almost every person in the country owns a personal computer they can carry in their pocket with more processing power than was available in any computer of any size in 1970, 95% of households have air conditioners now in contrast to roughly 45% in 1970, over 80% have washing machines inside the home compared with 58% in 1970, 95% have microwave ovens compared to 60% in 1970, oh, and btw, all home appliances were significantly more expensive in 1970, with television sets having the biggest price gaps, adjusted for inflation, a rib eye steak cost $17.50 a lb, a gallon of ice cream cost $9.06, milk cost $6.25 a gallon, bacon cost $5.55 a lb, and coffee was $4.57 a lb. in 1972 (couldn't find 1970 prices), cars are more expensive now, but they also last roughly twice as long as they did back then...on average between 200,000 and 300,000 miles instead of the 100,000 that was the average lifespan back then.

So yeah, like is awful now compared to 50 something years ago.

This is populist nonsense.