Has the ever been a war where one side was expected to fund the other side's government and military?
RCP has Harris at a 1.8% favorite in its polling average. At the beginning of this month Trump was winning in these polls (granted partially because of Biden's degraded mental state). So opinions could legitimately change.
Additionally, Kennedy is still at 4.5%, and generally 3rd parties support degrades the closer to the election it gets. It's difficult to say where that support will degrade to. If Trump's support falls to 1% and Trump takes 3% of that support, he'll be ahead in the polls.
Finally, all the national polls have a margin of error between 2-3%. It's just as possible that Harris is up by 4.8% as it is that she's down by 3.8%.
So the chance of Harris losing the popular vote is significant.
Literally convenience. Before ads it was just easier to stream the shows.
Bibi has gone in and out of power as leader of a major coalition. Putin has been a dictator since I was in middle school.
Not really equivalent beasts.
Hamas is doing more damage to Israel than has been done in generations, just of a diplomatic sort.
People believe that?
They only bring those policies out when they're not in power
If your support is never on the table, your support doesn't matter.
I actually consider pirating movies I have the rights to stream just to cut down on advertisements.
But instead, what about a truck with truck bed?
Nice sarcasm.
So your saying Sanders has an anti-government ideology? To say another way, Sanders want to maximize the amount of dismissed problems in the government?
No. What about what I said makes you think that? Sander's intent is pro-government and pro-grovernment control of healthcare along with a wide range of other economic and social industries. Just because the effect of his actions makes us less likely to want government control of healthcare doesn't mean that was the intent of his action.
I haven’t heard or seen anything from Bernie that indicates he is authoritarian.
Except for the one time that he was given power over a system and expressed authoritarian tendencies?
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Ya it's almost like consistently committing to and conducting operations to murder your neighbors for 20 years will lead them to engage in ways to mitigate those deaths.