Joe Rogan: ‘If Michelle Obama runs [against Trump], she wins’ Obama best president in our lifetime

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    Graph doesn't show how they voted..... would imagine as the years go by more and more younger voters are voting democrat. I'm 60 and I see more and more younger voting democrat cause its the cool thing and they are lazy. So the youth vote is a big chunk.......It was 65% of youth voted for Biden. If only the youth voted Biden would of won by by bigger margin. 86% black, 83% asian, 74% latino, 51% white Youths voted Biden. Here is how intelligent the youth are, I did mention lazy right? fullsizeoutput_669.jpeg
     
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    Good God here we go.
    Graphs and charts.
    Not sure how old you are but my kids and their friends fall squarely into the center group. I discussed so much with many of them and most were on the Bernie train and yes they all voted. My oldest son is like minded with us. He is in his 40’s and spent a lot of energy getting his spouse of the kid train. So I guess to revise my statement I have kids in their mid 40’s. The one younger than the conservative is a lib leaning idiot.
    But his mother raised him
    More of them are falling in line.
    I base my view on this from personal observations and experiences.
    Just look around with an open mind. If your kids are conservative then good on you sir.

    Always kick back on this but I stand firm.
    Many of the same 'kids' who want to deny their own part of responsibility for the current cluster**** also seem to buy into the canard that Boomers ruined everything

    Responsibility for thee but not for me. Seems to be a common trend
     

    BugI02

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    Makes me wonder if Rogan's data gathering showed him hemorrhaging listeners enough due to presenting inconvenient truth that he felt the need to re-establish his bona fides as a true believer

    Anyone who believe Obama was a great president, and that Michael could be too, needs to put down the pipe now and then
     

    churchmouse

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    Many of the same 'kids' who want to deny their own part of responsibility for the current cluster**** also seem to buy into the canard that Boomers ruined everything

    Responsibility for thee but not for me. Seems to be a common trend
    Being a "Boomer" and most proud of that fact I see us as the generation that built all of this. All of it. The infrastructure the buildings and homes hell many I knew built their home with help from friends and family (also boomers). Manfacturing was rolling. Every factory in the county had openings when I graduated so work was there, and we all went to work.
    Shortly after we hit as big a recession as I have seen, and we all were laid off. Very few of my circle opted for unemployment as it was looked down on and out of favor. I took on any work I could find to support myself and the small family we had started. (Man, I wish I had that decision back...:):) There were no safety nets or Gov. programs. You worked or you starved.
    Heck a friend and I borrowed his grandpa's flatbed farm truck and we went around to body shops and such picking up scrap to sell t the salvage yard. Old battery's radiators from wrecks and scrape metal. It put some hot dogs on the table.

    This batch we have around us now.......Man I am so confused.
    But someone will throw a spread sheet or a graph at me proving me wrong. OK bring it.
     

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    Being a "Boomer" and most proud of that fact I see us as the generation that built all of this. All of it. The infrastructure the buildings and homes hell many I knew built their home with help from friends and family (also boomers). Manfacturing was rolling. Every factory in the county had openings when I graduated so work was there, and we all went to work.
    Shortly after we hit as big a recession as I have seen, and we all were laid off. Very few of my circle opted for unemployment as it was looked down on and out of favor. I took on any work I could find to support myself and the small family we had started. (Man, I wish I had that decision back...:):) There were no safety nets or Gov. programs. You worked or you starved.
    Heck a friend and I borrowed his grandpa's flatbed farm truck and we went around to body shops and such picking up scrap to sell t the salvage yard. Old battery's radiators from wrecks and scrape metal. It put some hot dogs on the table.

    This batch we have around us now.......Man I am so confused.
    But someone will throw a spread sheet or a graph at me proving me wrong. OK bring it.
    For all the faults there are and have been with America, there was more good than bad, and still, we were, are, the best the world has ever seen. We worked, we raised our own kids and expected them to live and work as we did and take responsibility for themselves. Look around now at the results of kids "raised' by single moms and all the other mess, with no sense of direction, no moral compass, no sense of duty, self discipline, and certainly no sense of obligation to anyone or anything but themselves. But hey, they have their participation trophies...
     

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    This is what his podcast has going for him and why he garners a large listening audience. It's no secret to anyone paying attention though that he does not identify as a conservative.
    Agreed, he doesn't identify as a conservative, he just enjoys the benefits and lifestyle of conservatism without standing on the values.
    He loves guns and hunting yet advocates gun control. He likes fast cars, living in Texas and all things capitalism, but continuously says crap like this that directly contradicts his preferred lifestyle. I've heard him praise Bernie Sanders and other candidates that are pro UBI, free college, student loan forgiveness and all things commie.
    For him to show his true socialist colors and endorse the late term abortion that would be an Obama/Harris ticket doesn't surprise me, him sitting in the free state of Texas, exercising free speech while loading multiple, hi-cap mags while he does catches me a little confused
     

    Jaybird1980

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    Agreed, he doesn't identify as a conservative, he just enjoys the benefits and lifestyle of conservatism without standing on the values.
    He loves guns and hunting yet advocates gun control. He likes fast cars, living in Texas and all things capitalism, but continuously says crap like this that directly contradicts his preferred lifestyle. I've heard him praise Bernie Sanders and other candidates that are pro UBI, free college, student loan forgiveness and all things commie.
    For him to show his true socialist colors and endorse the late term abortion that would be an Obama/Harris ticket doesn't surprise me, him sitting in the free state of Texas, exercising free speech while loading multiple, hi-cap mags while he does catches me a little confused
    Exactly. I've never understood the love for Rogan. He is a huge hypocrite.
     

    ditcherman

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    I get what you all are saying about him being a hypocrite and what not, but aren’t we glad that he had McCullough and Mallone on and spread that info so far and wide?
    Do we want the lies to be exposed? No one else is going to do it. No one else can.
    We should all be jumping on this to help spread the truth, but instead it’s all ‘he’s not perfectly aligned with me so I won’t listen to him’, which is why we will
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    It’s not just the kids, it’s us too.
    We should take the winners stance, go on the offensive, help these guys gain the momentum they need to spread the truth of this.
     

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    We should all be jumping on this to help spread the truth, but instead it’s all ‘he’s not perfectly aligned with me so I won’t listen to him’
    There is a huge difference between 'not perfectly aligned' and '180 degrees out of phase'

    You are minimizing what is a huge difference. The fact that he had some truth-tellers on his program does not excuse his using the reflected halo from that to burnish such a bald-faced lie
     

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    It would be proof positive we are teetering on the brink of the Abyss and the kids we all raised are pushing the cart ever closer.

    I have caught some flak in recent time for saying our kids are the reason We are in this so prove me wrong. I will listen.

    To that I also know some very conservative young men and women which does give me hope then some insanity erupts and the streets are filled with these imbecile’s.
    The kids aren't the only reason. Their parents play a large part in the kids character.
    Not so much from the 50+ age group of parents, but those under the age of 50.
    All of the non-negative punishment BS was the dawn of the destruction of our society.
    These kids have no respect, morals, conscious, integrity, accountability, and are self-centered, entitled lumps of turd.

    My rear was lit up many times through my childhood. I spent time in my room without T.V., or going outside to play.
    I survived and I'm sure it shaped me into a much better person.
    So, until parents become parents again, the blame isn't entirely the kids.

    JMO
     

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    The kids aren't the only reason. Their parents play a large part in the kids character.
    Not so much from the 50+ age group of parents, but those under the age of 50.
    All of the non-negative punishment BS was the dawn of the destruction of our society.
    These kids have no respect, morals, conscious, integrity, accountability, and are self-centered, entitled lumps of turd.

    My rear was lit up many times through my childhood. I spent time in my room without T.V., or going outside to play.
    I survived and I'm sure it shaped me into a much better person.
    So, until parents become parents again, the blame isn't entirely the kids.

    JMO
    Agreed. I was waiting for this response. Thank you.
    "NO" body feels obligated to step up and take the heat.
     

    churchmouse

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    The kids aren't the only reason. Their parents play a large part in the kids character.
    Not so much from the 50+ age group of parents, but those under the age of 50.
    All of the non-negative punishment BS was the dawn of the destruction of our society.
    These kids have no respect, morals, conscious, integrity, accountability, and are self-centered, entitled lumps of turd.

    My rear was lit up many times through my childhood. I spent time in my room without T.V., or going outside to play.
    I survived and I'm sure it shaped me into a much better person.
    So, until parents become parents again, the blame isn't entirely the kids.

    JMO
    In these days of cell phone totting Karens it is near impossible to set your kids right outside the home and the little shits know it.
    I remember when this all started. Guest speakers at the kids' school would tell the kids what parents were "Allowed" to do and anything outside these limits were to be reported. My kids were quick to let me know about the new rules.
    My response was....."Go ahead and report me"....But when I get bailed out you best be in Montana or farther away that that. Then we started hearing about kids calling LEO on the parents because they were grounded. Telling teachers Mom beat them. Most if not all at my kids' school were false.
    My kids went to a Catholic school. We paid tuition and were boosters for most of the sports etc.
    I trully believe this is when we lost our grip on parenting. Now its X-box/cell phones and Disney plus.
     

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    There is a huge difference between 'not perfectly aligned' and '180 degrees out of phase'

    You are minimizing what is a huge difference. The fact that he had some truth-tellers on his program does not excuse his using the reflected halo from that to burnish such a bald-faced lie
    I wasn’t talking about promoting Rogan. I’m talking about promoting McCullough and Malone. He’s just the messenger, or maybe more correctly just the pipeline.
     

    Jaybird1980

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    I wasn’t talking about promoting Rogan. I’m talking about promoting McCullough and Malone. He’s just the messenger, or maybe more correctly just the pipeline.
    My problem is giving that "pipeline" more recognition which earns him a boatload of money. He then he uses that money to back people who are pushing the agendas that we are needing to fight back against.

    Seems like a scheme to me, and he is cashing in on it.

    Backed Bernie Freaking Sanders, nah not a fan.
     

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    I get what you all are saying about him being a hypocrite and what not, but aren’t we glad that he had McCullough and Mallone on and spread that info so far and wide?
    Do we want the lies to be exposed? No one else is going to do it. No one else can.
    We should all be jumping on this to help spread the truth, but instead it’s all ‘he’s not perfectly aligned with me so I won’t listen to him’, which is why we will
    Never
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    Again.
    It’s not just the kids, it’s us too.
    We should take the winners stance, go on the offensive, help these guys gain the momentum they need to spread the truth of this.
    I agree, we all (me) could do more.
    I can appreciate what some of his guest contribute from time to time, but to say it's because " he's not perfectly aligned with me" politically is a huge stretch.

    He believes in UBI and I do not.
    He believes in gun control and I do not.
    He believes Barack Obama was the best President in our lifetime and I do not (worst maybe).
    He believes in SOCIALISM and I do not.
    I can go on and on how I (and many other conservatives) don't "align perfectly" with commrad Rogan.
    By your rationale, If a pastor delivered a great service week after week but lived his public life like a drunken sailor on liberty, that killer sermon admonishes all his other bad decisions and the congregation should accept him because of a "slight misalignment" in beliefs.
    If old commie Joe is someone else's cup of tea, so be it................I will respectfully pass on everything he has to say as long as he beats the socialism drum..
     

    ditcherman

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    My problem is giving that "pipeline" more recognition which earns him a boatload of money. He then he uses that money to back people who are pushing the agendas that we are needing to fight back against.

    Seems like a scheme to me, and he is cashing in on it.

    Backed Bernie Freaking Sanders, nah not a fan.
    Well ok, I’m not a “fan” either. I’ve turned a lot more of his podcasts off than what I’ve listened to. He is a vile, faithless, secular humanist with at least some degree of drug addiction probably, but he put the 2 drs on and gave them a bullhorn.

    How much did the family subscription that I’m a part of enrich him? Serious question, I’ve never understood marketing.

    It’s just about the doctors at this point and getting their message out, to me.
     

    Jaybird1980

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    Well ok, I’m not a “fan” either. I’ve turned a lot more of his podcasts off than what I’ve listened to. He is a vile, faithless, secular humanist with at least some degree of drug addiction probably, but he put the 2 drs on and gave them a bullhorn.

    How much did the family subscription that I’m a part of enrich him? Serious question, I’ve never understood marketing.

    It’s just about the doctors at this point and getting their message out, to me.
    I have no idea how much a subscription even is.

    Giving a couple Dr.s a platform doesn't cancel out the bad in my opinion. You're free to do as you choose, but I will not be promoting someone like Rogan.

    I also believe that the Dr.s getting their voices heard will change absolutely nothing. They will be cancelled and debunked and the agenda will still be pushed as far as it can.
     
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