Also.. cause its faster to say american than USA

Q: what are trump's reasonable chances of eliminating birthright citizenship if he loses the house in midterms

I rather say United States Citizens so that term can't be exploited by bad actors.

or do you think he'll even attempt it

It is specific and can't mean anything else.

Probably a stunt

What are the chances of him actually losing the house tho

he wont succeed eitherway

We should get out of the habit of calling United States Citizens, Americans.

Like its only one week away.

lold nate the snake silver says 60-70% dems take house

I say American because I'm not autistic and I know most people understand what I mean when I say that.

he also said 2% trump win

I got out of that habit a long time ago.

Then again they predicted a 90%+ chance of hillary winning

ya

lol

It is more specific and it can't be confused for something else.

but most likely they'll lose the house?

Also because it's common parlance and "united states citizen" is way more trouble to type

God I'm sad I won't get to see cruz lose

beta male o'rourke was pitiful in the second debate

The problem with hillary and the 90% bs

Besides... we are the only nation with America in it's name.

I genuinely like some of the republican 2.0 personalities that have been coming out

is that they forgot we hav an electoral college

like who @Beef Taquitos

I'm enjoying shitpiro and cucker

I can't remember their names atm, my brain has died

Thank god founding fathers

not so much any elected officials

I noticed something. Most nations have a single name for their nation.

No I mean like the actual senators who are going 2.0

the right wing pundits have gotten MUCH better

what like lindsey "klan" graham

We are one of the few nations that has three words for our name.

4

the soft spoken, dick-tokin' senator from shit carolina?

United States of America

5

of is a word