DoOver
.450/400 Nitro Ex
Standing against murdering innocence babies because of the way they were conceived, is not an anchor.
Not putting a milestone around the rapists neck, is.
Not putting a milestone around the rapists neck, is.
Biden ends bid for second term in White House as he drops out of his 2024 rematch with Trump
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Brawny71
.40 S&W
Our process (Gov) should work on behalf of all peoples rights. There is a separation of church and state for a reason. The elected have to consider that. There is a Freedom of Religion; as well as Not-Religion. This is part of the issue, but only part.
TEOTWAWKI inc.
.338 Win Mag
DoOver
.450/400 Nitro Ex
Conversely Democrats openly profess their allegiance to their collective gods, Marxism, climate change, LGBTalphabet, DEI ect... with impunity.
Even worse, we could end up with Obama again!!!
Obama can run as VP to Harris, then if Harris steps down.....BAM......Obama can finish the term as president. Not even kidding, this is a possibility that MANY democrats would love.
dwa12479
.338 Win Mag
Back to the basement loser.
byron
.308 Win
O bummer could only serve 2 years there's a 10 year limit
Can a former two-term president run for Vice President?
Additionally, neither the Constitution's eligibility provisions nor the Twenty-second Amendment's presidential term limit explicitly disqualify a twice-elected president from serving as vice president, though it is arguably prohibited by the last sentence of the Twelfth Amendment: "But no person constitutionally ...
dwa12479
.338 Win Mag
Let the new campaign begin....
dwa12479
.338 Win Mag
I cant wait to see the legal wrangling thats coming in a few of these swing states that it's too late to change the nominee. Itll be Biden - Harris at the top, and folks will have e to write in "Harris" instead
Obama CAN run for VP and there is nothing stopping him from finishing the term as president if the president steps down........according to smarter people than me.
Under Islamic fundamentalism if a woman is raped and cannot provide 4 witnesses saying she was, she would be executed.
TEOTWAWKI inc.
.338 Win Mag
I have been saying for a while, SCOTUS will decide this election. The states and DNC (RNC as well) are going to make sure all kinds of fuckery is afoot.
Lawsuits for every scenario are likely being drafted right now. It's going to be a mess.
ChatGPT:
The process and deadlines for listing candidates on the general election ballot vary by state. Here are some examples:
California: Candidates who win their party's primary are automatically listed on the general election ballot. If a candidate drops out after the primaries, their name might still appear on the ballot if the withdrawal occurs after the final ballot printing deadline.
New York: The state has deadlines by which candidates must officially withdraw to be removed from the ballot. If a candidate withdraws after this deadline, they may still appear on the ballot.
Texas: The state has a deadline for candidates to withdraw from the race. Candidates who drop out after this deadline may still be listed on the ballot, and the votes cast for them are typically counted as "write-ins."
Florida: Candidates who win their party's primary are placed on the general election ballot. If a candidate withdraws after the primary, they might still appear on the ballot if the withdrawal happens too late.
Ohio: Candidates who win the primary are listed on the general election ballot. Withdrawals after a certain point might not be reflected on the ballot.In all cases, the specifics depend on the state’s election laws and deadlines.
It's important to check each state's election office for the exact rules and deadlines regarding candidate withdrawal and ballot listings.
TEOTWAWKI inc.
.338 Win Mag
ChatGPT again:
Here are the withdrawal deadlines for candidates in general elections for all U.S. states. Note that these dates can vary, and it’s important to verify with each state's election office for the most current information:
1. **Alabama**: 76 days before the election.
2. **Alaska**: 60 days before the election.
3. **Arizona**: 60 days before the election.
4. **Arkansas**: 70 days before the election.
5. **California**: 68 days before the election.
6. **Colorado**: 75 days before the election.
7. **Connecticut**: 90 days before the election.
8. **Delaware**: 76 days before the election.
9. **Florida**: 96 days before the election.
10. **Georgia**: 90 days before the election.
11. **Hawaii**: 60 days before the election.
12. **Idaho**: 60 days before the election.
13. **Illinois**: 73 days before the election.
14. **Indiana**: 76 days before the election.
15. **Iowa**: 90 days before the election.
16. **Kansas**: 90 days before the election.
17. **Kentucky**: 70 days before the election.
18. **Louisiana**: 80 days before the election.
19. **Maine**: 70 days before the election.
20. **Maryland**: 72 days before the election.
21. **Massachusetts**: 70 days before the election.
22. **Michigan**: 76 days before the election.
23. **Minnesota**: 74 days before the election.
24. **Mississippi**: 70 days before the election.
25. **Missouri**: 70 days before the election.
26. **Montana**: 75 days before the election.
27. **Nebraska**: 75 days before the election.
28. **Nevada**: 75 days before the election.
29. **New Hampshire**: 70 days before the election.
30. **New Jersey**: 70 days before the election.
31. **New Mexico**: 75 days before the election.
32. **New York**: 70 days before the election.
33. **North Carolina**: 75 days before the election.
34. **North Dakota**: 60 days before the election.
35. **Ohio**: 75 days before the election.
36. **Oklahoma**: 90 days before the election.
37. **Oregon**: 61 days before the election.
38. **Pennsylvania**: 90 days before the election.
39. **Rhode Island**: 90 days before the election.
40. **South Carolina**: 75 days before the election.
41. **South Dakota**: 70 days before the election.
42. **Tennessee**: 75 days before the election.
43. **Texas**: 74 days before the election.
44. **Utah**: 60 days before the election.
45. **Vermont**: 75 days before the election.
46. **Virginia**: 90 days before the election.
47. **Washington**: 75 days before the election.
48. **West Virginia**: 76 days before the election.
49. **Wisconsin**: 70 days before the election.
50. **Wyoming**: 75 days before the election.
These deadlines are approximate and can be subject to change. For the most accurate information, consult the official state election offices.
Here are the withdrawal deadlines for candidates in general elections for all U.S. states. Note that these dates can vary, and it’s important to verify with each state's election office for the most current information:
1. **Alabama**: 76 days before the election.
2. **Alaska**: 60 days before the election.
3. **Arizona**: 60 days before the election.
4. **Arkansas**: 70 days before the election.
5. **California**: 68 days before the election.
6. **Colorado**: 75 days before the election.
7. **Connecticut**: 90 days before the election.
8. **Delaware**: 76 days before the election.
9. **Florida**: 96 days before the election.
10. **Georgia**: 90 days before the election.
11. **Hawaii**: 60 days before the election.
12. **Idaho**: 60 days before the election.
13. **Illinois**: 73 days before the election.
14. **Indiana**: 76 days before the election.
15. **Iowa**: 90 days before the election.
16. **Kansas**: 90 days before the election.
17. **Kentucky**: 70 days before the election.
18. **Louisiana**: 80 days before the election.
19. **Maine**: 70 days before the election.
20. **Maryland**: 72 days before the election.
21. **Massachusetts**: 70 days before the election.
22. **Michigan**: 76 days before the election.
23. **Minnesota**: 74 days before the election.
24. **Mississippi**: 70 days before the election.
25. **Missouri**: 70 days before the election.
26. **Montana**: 75 days before the election.
27. **Nebraska**: 75 days before the election.
28. **Nevada**: 75 days before the election.
29. **New Hampshire**: 70 days before the election.
30. **New Jersey**: 70 days before the election.
31. **New Mexico**: 75 days before the election.
32. **New York**: 70 days before the election.
33. **North Carolina**: 75 days before the election.
34. **North Dakota**: 60 days before the election.
35. **Ohio**: 75 days before the election.
36. **Oklahoma**: 90 days before the election.
37. **Oregon**: 61 days before the election.
38. **Pennsylvania**: 90 days before the election.
39. **Rhode Island**: 90 days before the election.
40. **South Carolina**: 75 days before the election.
41. **South Dakota**: 70 days before the election.
42. **Tennessee**: 75 days before the election.
43. **Texas**: 74 days before the election.
44. **Utah**: 60 days before the election.
45. **Vermont**: 75 days before the election.
46. **Virginia**: 90 days before the election.
47. **Washington**: 75 days before the election.
48. **West Virginia**: 76 days before the election.
49. **Wisconsin**: 70 days before the election.
50. **Wyoming**: 75 days before the election.
These deadlines are approximate and can be subject to change. For the most accurate information, consult the official state election offices.
TEOTWAWKI inc.
.338 Win Mag
ChatGPT:
The deadlines for candidates to appear on the general election ballot can vary by state and are influenced by the timing of primary elections, candidate withdrawals, and certification processes. Here is a general overview of the deadlines for candidates to appear on the general election ballot:
1. **Alabama**: Generally, candidates must be certified by the party by early August.
2. **Alaska**: The deadline for certification is usually in late August.
3. **Arizona**: Candidates must be certified by late August.
4. **Arkansas**: Certification deadlines are usually in late August.
5. **California**: Candidates must file to appear on the ballot by late August.
6. **Colorado**: Deadlines are generally in early August.
7. **Connecticut**: Certification is typically required by early August.
8. **Delaware**: The deadline is usually in late August.
9. **Florida**: Candidates must be certified by mid-August.
10. **Georgia**: Certification is usually required by mid-August.
11. **Hawaii**: Candidates must file by early August.
12. **Idaho**: Certification deadlines are usually in late August.
13. **Illinois**: Candidates must be certified by early August.
14. **Indiana**: Deadlines are typically in early August.
15. **Iowa**: Certification is generally required by mid-August.
16. **Kansas**: Deadlines are usually in late August.
17. **Kentucky**: Certification deadlines are typically in mid-August.
18. **Louisiana**: Candidates must be certified by early August.
19. **Maine**: The deadline is usually in late August.
20. **Maryland**: Certification is generally required by early August.
21. **Massachusetts**: Deadlines are typically in early August.
22. **Michigan**: Candidates must be certified by early August.
23. **Minnesota**: Certification is generally required by mid-August.
24. **Mississippi**: Deadlines are usually in late August.
25. **Missouri**: Certification is typically required by mid-August.
26. **Montana**: The deadline is usually in late August.
27. **Nebraska**: Candidates must be certified by early August.
28. **Nevada**: Deadlines are usually in late August.
29. **New Hampshire**: Certification is typically required by late August.
30. **New Jersey**: Candidates must be certified by early August.
31. **New Mexico**: Deadlines are generally in late August.
32. **New York**: Certification is typically required by early August.
33. **North Carolina**: Candidates must be certified by mid-August.
34. **North Dakota**: Deadlines are usually in late August.
35. **Ohio**: Certification is generally required by early August.
36. **Oklahoma**: Candidates must be certified by early August.
37. **Oregon**: Deadlines are usually in mid-August.
38. **Pennsylvania**: Certification is typically required by early August.
39. **Rhode Island**: Deadlines are usually in early August.
40. **South Carolina**: Certification is generally required by mid-August.
41. **South Dakota**: Candidates must be certified by late August.
42. **Tennessee**: Deadlines are typically in early August.
43. **Texas**: Certification is generally required by early August.
44. **Utah**: Candidates must be certified by early August.
45. **Vermont**: Deadlines are usually in early August.
46. **Virginia**: Certification is generally required by early August.
47. **Washington**: Candidates must be certified by late August.
48. **West Virginia**: Deadlines are typically in early August.
49. **Wisconsin**: Certification is usually required by mid-August.
50. **Wyoming**: Candidates must be certified by late August.
These dates are approximate and can vary based on election cycles and specific circumstances. For precise deadlines, consult each state's election office or official election website.
The deadlines for candidates to appear on the general election ballot can vary by state and are influenced by the timing of primary elections, candidate withdrawals, and certification processes. Here is a general overview of the deadlines for candidates to appear on the general election ballot:
1. **Alabama**: Generally, candidates must be certified by the party by early August.
2. **Alaska**: The deadline for certification is usually in late August.
3. **Arizona**: Candidates must be certified by late August.
4. **Arkansas**: Certification deadlines are usually in late August.
5. **California**: Candidates must file to appear on the ballot by late August.
6. **Colorado**: Deadlines are generally in early August.
7. **Connecticut**: Certification is typically required by early August.
8. **Delaware**: The deadline is usually in late August.
9. **Florida**: Candidates must be certified by mid-August.
10. **Georgia**: Certification is usually required by mid-August.
11. **Hawaii**: Candidates must file by early August.
12. **Idaho**: Certification deadlines are usually in late August.
13. **Illinois**: Candidates must be certified by early August.
14. **Indiana**: Deadlines are typically in early August.
15. **Iowa**: Certification is generally required by mid-August.
16. **Kansas**: Deadlines are usually in late August.
17. **Kentucky**: Certification deadlines are typically in mid-August.
18. **Louisiana**: Candidates must be certified by early August.
19. **Maine**: The deadline is usually in late August.
20. **Maryland**: Certification is generally required by early August.
21. **Massachusetts**: Deadlines are typically in early August.
22. **Michigan**: Candidates must be certified by early August.
23. **Minnesota**: Certification is generally required by mid-August.
24. **Mississippi**: Deadlines are usually in late August.
25. **Missouri**: Certification is typically required by mid-August.
26. **Montana**: The deadline is usually in late August.
27. **Nebraska**: Candidates must be certified by early August.
28. **Nevada**: Deadlines are usually in late August.
29. **New Hampshire**: Certification is typically required by late August.
30. **New Jersey**: Candidates must be certified by early August.
31. **New Mexico**: Deadlines are generally in late August.
32. **New York**: Certification is typically required by early August.
33. **North Carolina**: Candidates must be certified by mid-August.
34. **North Dakota**: Deadlines are usually in late August.
35. **Ohio**: Certification is generally required by early August.
36. **Oklahoma**: Candidates must be certified by early August.
37. **Oregon**: Deadlines are usually in mid-August.
38. **Pennsylvania**: Certification is typically required by early August.
39. **Rhode Island**: Deadlines are usually in early August.
40. **South Carolina**: Certification is generally required by mid-August.
41. **South Dakota**: Candidates must be certified by late August.
42. **Tennessee**: Deadlines are typically in early August.
43. **Texas**: Certification is generally required by early August.
44. **Utah**: Candidates must be certified by early August.
45. **Vermont**: Deadlines are usually in early August.
46. **Virginia**: Certification is generally required by early August.
47. **Washington**: Candidates must be certified by late August.
48. **West Virginia**: Deadlines are typically in early August.
49. **Wisconsin**: Certification is usually required by mid-August.
50. **Wyoming**: Candidates must be certified by late August.
These dates are approximate and can vary based on election cycles and specific circumstances. For precise deadlines, consult each state's election office or official election website.
TEOTWAWKI inc.
.338 Win Mag
Basically, it's crunch time at the DNC. I'm sure they knew what they were going to do before the debate, but Joe's performance is what set this plan into motion.
Brawny71
.40 S&W
True story. “Should” if working on behalf of their constituents
Brawny71
.40 S&W
Inaction till the last minute? I honestly can’t see this as a “plan”. They were hoping for things to change in their favor.
Celt
.338 Win Mag
Harris is NOT qualified. The only reason they are choosing her is to call Trump and his supporters racists and sexists when she gets whooped.
S&W Fan
.450/400 Nitro Ex
G
Yup, progressive socialist demonrats are perfectionists at the blame game. If they are pointing a finger and blaming someone of something then they are already guilty of it , TENfold.
Has anyone heard the rumors that the Oldman has died?
S&W Fan
.450/400 Nitro Ex
Now wouldn’t that be poetic justice !
DoOver
.450/400 Nitro Ex
Yes, Laura Loomer reported last week #PedoPete 's crew requested Las Vegas police to clear the road from the airport to the hospital.
A short while later they issued a stand down order saying they were heading to Johns Hopkins.
Proof of life, please.
Biden will step down from the position of US President in the next 48 hours.
DoOver
.450/400 Nitro Ex
A note on Twitter again, I suppose?
Dr. Evil
20×102mm Vulcan
So kneepad will technically be president?
TEOTWAWKI inc.
.338 Win Mag
Pretty awesome huh?
I drive my wife nuts with my predictions.
I sat in the weapons locker last night, listening to some pretty dark music toll about 5am. All kinds of things came to me during my meditation.
Democrats vote for whomever the Party trots out; they do not adhere to the "better of the candidates" philosophy...Satan himself could be on the ticket with assurances all who support him are going to Hell, and they'd still vote for him, actually to be honest, with the polarization and decisiveness we as a Nation have become, I expect Republicans will do as well.
