Yes, a gotcha he did not think all the way through, haha. My fundamental point was that given how certain he was in the past and ended up being wrong he should not be so certain in the future!
You realize this even further proves my point, right?
To point out how silly this is the odds of getting a good hand in blackjack are roughly 28% (good hand defined as 18+).
What in the actual shit is this. What? Have you ever been to Ohio? I lived in Ohio during the 80s, 90s, 00s. We were rolling high as all-out fuck in the 90s. What a magical moment in time.
Guy loads two bullets in a six shot revolver - spins the cylinder, puts the gun to his head and pulls the trigger blowing his head off
You can include Mid-Atlantic to an extent as well. West Virginia experienced a huge exodus of people in the 80s to greener pastures. So many people left for Charlotte and Columbus as comparative bastions of prosperity. That's sort of how I ended up in Ohio, got caught up in the economic upheaval of the 80s.
He just needs a disgraced former NYPD police chief or random state legislator as his running mate to pull to it off right @GettyRoad?
It’s odd that conservatives who have claimed to be so concerned about Biden’s mental acuity for the last five years don’t seem to mind that Trump can’t remember who the president is, which is a very common question you ask people suffering from dementia.
Would you put your hand in the box if you had a 28% chance of pulling back a bloody stump?
If you are being serious, then I shall have to indulge.
No I mean if you look at some of his statements he’s not doing what you’re saying here either. He’s genuinely super confused.
Since the guy we're questioning has voted for Trump (and will likely do so again), the answer is a resounding YES.
Hate to burst your bubble, but I have never voted for Trump, and never will.
Maybe if you are Flash AHHHHHHH Savior of the Universe! (Kickass Queen guitar riff)
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