@Marcus_Mosher They played 2 bad offenses, never saw the hype everyone else saw until they played a good offense. Didn’t think it’d come against the Steelers but it came
@NickHarrisFWST Instead of signing Thompson you were better off giving that money to any LB that was available to start the day, I’d feel more confident in getting a Safety as good as Thompson in the draft than whatever LB they sign/trade for now
Joe Rogan: The left and right “gaslight you. They manipulate you. They promote narratives”
“The only one who's not doing that is Robert F. Kennedy Jr.”
“I am a fan. He’s the only one that makes sense to me.”
RFK Jr. says at press conference after Biden dropped out that Trump is buddying up to the swamp again already this time around, just as he did during his time as President:
"President Trump promised last time around that he was going to drain the swamp but instead he came in and appointed a pharmaceutical lobbyist and CEO to run HHS, a Verizon lobbyist to run the FCC, a Goldman Sachs CEO to run the Treasury Department, an oil lobbyist to run the Interior Department, and a coal lobbyist to run the EPA, and so on..."
"Only today President Trump has announced that in his new Administration that Jamie Dimon would be his choice as commerce secretary and Larry Fink, the Director of Blackrock, will run the Treasury Department."
"This is the swamp. These are swamp creatures."
"And his pick for VP is a salute to the CIA, to the intelligence community, and the Military Industrial Complex. Their gravy train is going to continue."
Rarely do I talk to someone who says they disagree with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on policy.
It's always, "but he can't win. It's Trump or Biden."
The idea that we are so enslaved by the two-party system that we MUST vote for a lesser of two evils is entrenched in the American psyche, a product of corporate brainwashing.
Throughout history, we've had a few special opportunities to disrupt the system - but never believed in ourselves enough to vote when it counts.
In 1992, Ross Perot had the poll numbers to beat Bush and Clinton. We know now that if everyone had voted based on their polling preferences, we would've had our first independent President since, well, George Washington.
Today we stand at a crossroads in American history. For the first time in decades, we have an even greater chance of breaking the two-party system.
Joe Biden is out of the race entirely. It's a matter of time before we have a replacement.
And Trump still loses to Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in a landslide, according to polls.
The question is: can Americans change their mindset?
Will we realize we are truly free?
Or are we too disillusioned to rescue ourselves from the corporate stranglehold on our politics?
This is our chance... if only we dare to seize it.