Simple, court found Trump committed rape.
No court ever found Clinton committed rape.
Trump's approval rating drops among White working-class voters
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No court ever found Clinton committed rape.
No court found Trump committed rape, no matter how much you lie about it. And, as shown, if Clinton were charged today he would get the exact same thing. So by your own non legal definitions, Clinton would have been charged with rape.
Anyone charged with the exact thing would get the same result… rape.
So you admit Clinton was a rapist, right?
So now the Left and Right are “two Leftist systems”. Really good.
T. A. Gardner
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You can't explain the significant difference between the two using your standards.
Since Trump first ran for president a decade ago, White working class and rural voters have been an important base of support, drawn to his vows to bring back manufacturing and crack down on immigration. In 2024, 2 in 3 White working-class voters backed him, according to research group PRRI's post-election survey. Trump won 69% of the rural vote in 2024, according to Pew Research Center exit polling.
A CBS News-YouGov poll in May found 54% of White, noncollege voters disapproved of Trump's performance, up from 32% in February 2025. That disapproval hit 49% in a June NPR/PBS/Marist poll and 51% in an April Fox News poll. Among rural voters, a June Reuters/Ipsos poll found 48% disapproved of Trump, up from 34% the month after he returned to office.
"The decline is significant given that White working-class voters were a pretty stable support between 2016 and 2020 for Trump after trending Republican since the early 1990s," said Noam Lupu, a Vanderbilt University political science professor.
The main driver of the discontent is higher prices for necessities like gas and food, pushed up by the Iran war and tariffs, experts said.
Trump's approval rating drops among White working-class voters
Polling shows declining support for President Donald Trump among his white working-class base, but will it hurt Republicans in the midterms?www.yahoo.com
Just a little too late for buyer's remorse, isn't it?
The difference between democracy and tyranny is fairly explainable, not that in practice either is perfectly achieved, but they can be approximately achieved.
Tbird19482
Verified User
We can hope some body does and SUCCEEDS, it would be the best thing that could help this country,
Who started the war we are in right now?
Nope, I'm aggressively pacifist these days.
Hoping for one though? Sure.
A real one though, not this staged bullshit he keeps throwing at us.
The problem with the Republicans is they have spent 12 years kissing a rapist’s ass.
Clinton was never found to have raped anyone.
In fact, the only one I ever heard accuse him denied it under oath.
evince
Truthmatters
Yeah and MAGA told us Clinton was guilty in the Epstein case
Yet trumps DOJ guy just testified that there was not good enough evidence to charge Clinton or anyone other than him
Why are they protecting Clinton and all those other Dems in the files they claimed were there?
Teflon Don
I'm back baby
well he isn't up for re-election so it doesn' t matterSince Trump first ran for president a decade ago, White working class and rural voters have been an important base of support, drawn to his vows to bring back manufacturing and crack down on immigration. In 2024, 2 in 3 White working-class voters backed him, according to research group PRRI's post-election survey. Trump won 69% of the rural vote in 2024, according to Pew Research Center exit polling.
A CBS News-YouGov poll in May found 54% of White, noncollege voters disapproved of Trump's performance, up from 32% in February 2025. That disapproval hit 49% in a June NPR/PBS/Marist poll and 51% in an April Fox News poll. Among rural voters, a June Reuters/Ipsos poll found 48% disapproved of Trump, up from 34% the month after he returned to office.
"The decline is significant given that White working-class voters were a pretty stable support between 2016 and 2020 for Trump after trending Republican since the early 1990s," said Noam Lupu, a Vanderbilt University political science professor.
The main driver of the discontent is higher prices for necessities like gas and food, pushed up by the Iran war and tariffs, experts said.
Trump's approval rating drops among White working-class voters
Polling shows declining support for President Donald Trump among his white working-class base, but will it hurt Republicans in the midterms?
The degree to which voters are repulsed by a sitting president directly affects the outcome of congressional elections in the midterms.
T. A. Gardner
Serial Thread Killer
Jimmy Carter.
Into the Night
Contributor
Fuck you. You condone murder.
Into the Night
Contributor
Fuck you. You condone murder.
Into the Night
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Clinton was not in office for 12 years.