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He could serve a third term, but not be elected a third time.

There is a theory he (or Obama, Clinton, GW Bush) could be elected VP and have a sock puppet at the top of the ticket who immediately resigns.

You can only serve a max of 10 years though.

Only if South Carolina can get their rightful borders

https://www.cnn.com/2024/05/10/middleeast/israel-sde-teiman-detention-whistleblowers-intl-cmd/index.html

If this source is credible, this would be extremely concerning and reminiscent of what the US did during the War on Terror. While I'll continue to support Israel's right to defend itself and exist, it's clear that Netanyahu has got to go and be replaced by someone who respects the dignity and human rights of Palestinian civilians.

That's what we've been saying for basically months now, almost a year now. And it has been ignored.

It's good to see more people finally waking up.

But...

I mean South Africa introduced their genocide case in early january already. I think part of why some people are realizing it so late is ignorance, unwillingness to learn and educate about the conflict and multiple perspectives.

"This user is currently ignored"

"Oh, I wonder who posted this..." *clicks show, reads post*

"Oh." *Reminded why poster was ignored in the first place.*

Max Blumenthal LOL.

https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/the-grayzone/

If anyone ever wanted to stop farm subsidies they could just start calling it “Farmers Socialism” and most small, rural farmers would give it up and have their farms collapse over accepting they need the government to survive.

Nah, farmers in Europe have already connected proposals to cut farm subsidies to alt right conspiracies.
Rural resentment was a thing in 1896 and it still is.

I think the US should focus to subsidize fruits and "fresh veggies" (nor cereals nor tubers).
Or maybe subiside them but for export. I want to eat some corn from Iowa.

The US is factually not in a recession. Pointing this out is not being elitist nor is it "not listening to Americans". There's clearly a huge misunderstanding of what the word recession means coupled with a serious disinfo problem.

He's said worse before when he said the GOP is worse than segregationists and his explanation was "at least they believed in democracy"

"worse"?

Have any explicitly said this is their methodology?

This was my motivation for creating this thread—I'm not convinced in the least that any of the changes they've purported to make can come anywhere close to accounting for the lower response rate of hidden Trump voters. Sure, Biden could end up outperforming his polls or they could be bang-on, but at least from what I've seen, that looks like it'd be more a product of good fortune on the pollsters' part rather than an actual fix to the systemic issues that plague their industry (at least when it comes to Trump as a candidate).