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IT'S. HER. TURN!!!
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No, Hawley will for sure rake her ass. She can't squirm away until seppuku. She can't hide or escape shit.
He doesn't play around and was already sick of all this.
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If Trump is elected, he would have the power to declassify all documents related to the 2020 elections.
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The Trump Assassination Attempt is like if only 1 plane was hijacked and civilians managed to retake the plane from terrorists and safely land it during 9/11.
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I want, nah NEED, Trump to win since he'll turn July 4th, 2026 (The 250th anniversary of the US) into such a big patriotic party that every white girl in the mid-west between 18 to 26 will get pregnant.
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I checked out the Pod Save America fags today to hear the post-RNC cope. For those who are lucky enough to be unaware, they were Obama staffers and have been big drivers of TDS and fundraising for the Dems. They’ve also been some of the staunchest Biden ball washers.
They’re clearly attempting to keep their followers in the “blue no matter who” brainrot, but what I found very encouraging is that they are terrified of JD Vance and his ability to lead after Trump. If nothing else makes you optimistic about him as the VP, that should.
They’re clearly attempting to keep their followers in the “blue no matter who” brainrot, but what I found very encouraging is that they are terrified of JD Vance and his ability to lead after Trump. If nothing else makes you optimistic about him as the VP, that should.
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That is a very apt way of describing it. Everything that could go wrong did go wrong. But the plane DID land. And it's very clear by the reaction of the swamp, it was not supposed to. Trump is stronger now than he ever was.
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Can't stop, won't stop (unless it gets above 32°F)
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I think we all have that coworker(s)
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It's depressing how unfairly treated Trump is
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You know what that means then right? Expect all such documents to start disappearing (well provided there are few copies).
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They could go with Tim Ryan to counter the JD Vance nomination. He's a Union Democrat from the Cleveland, and currently not holding political office since he lost the Senate race to JD Vance. He'd be a much better guy for them to throw under the bus than Senator Fetterman, since he has a lot of the same appeal in Rust Belt states without the drawback of risking a Senate seat. As for gun control, increasing gun control is a non-negotiable part of the Democratic party platform, and not moralfagging about it would destroy them with gun control activists.
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Sure, but sadly the drones probably will just burn/smash everything between nov 5th and january
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Not only have they fucked up bigger than I've ever seen in my life, to the point that I literally can't conceptualize how badly they've fucked up. A collosal fuckup, huge, bigly losers.
But as part of this fuckup, which has been going on for decades now, they have literally no one to run of note going forward. Obama purged the party, Clinton purged it again, Biden purged it on accident because of the factions fighting to get control of the puppet strings. Who the fuck is in charge now? Who are the names you could think of being frontrunners in 2028? Newsom? Anyone walking down a street in California will know that's not gonna fucking work. Whitmer? The one that's one afternoon at a VFX house away from being a Sith Lord? Have we ever told you the story of Darth Cunty the resting bitch face?
They have nothing but 4 years of basically uninterrupted Democratic policy and it's completely fucked the country. Their only hope is that they can try and swindle people into giving them credit for Trump fixing things when he gets in again.
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English Canada more or less got its start as a dumping ground for Loyalists after the revolution so it really shouldn't be surprising to anyone.
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I'd be VERY VERY scared. Because if it came down to THAT, then TPTB will have their perfect excuse to knock over the table, declare martial law, and kill Trump and EVERYONE who's opposed or denounced the SJW agenda and go full fascist dictatorship.
Kamala has nothing to lose but everything to gain going full Pinochet and I'm sure some of the Elites might assume if they kill Trump and a good number of his supporters off in quick succession, they can cow the public or at least enough of the public, into compliance with universal basic income as the carrot and more "vanishings" if you don't take the carrot.
And I'm sure there are plenty of traitors in the GOP who would cosign said coup for a seat at the table in order to give it the thin veneer of being a bipartisan coup.
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One of the things about neoconservatism that they were so focused on, and they absolutely got wrong and obliterated was this idea that Republicans were the masters of foreign policy. This started with Nixon's trip to China and negotiating the end of the Vietnam War. But when this happened neoconservatism wasn't in the State Department or the White House. Neoconservatives came into force in 1981, back when Bill Kristol was hammering-away his fatwahs on his KayPro 2.
We invaded Grenada because the CIA was convinced it was going to be taken over by communists, break with Britain and turn itself into a Soviet air base.
Then we launched Desert Storm and didn't take out Saddam; HW Bush wanted him weakened enough that the terrorist militias would keep him preoccupied.
Then we lied about Iraq and got caught with our pants down and many of our boys were killed. Then Afghanistan.
But the ultimate collapse came in 2007 and a little bill rapidly hammered out over a weekend and shipped to Congress, called TARP.
Republicans have suffered under the boat anchor of neoconservatives for a very long time. They kept themselves embedded in the party by wisping smelling salts in front of Social Conservatives. They brought out a thousand state legislative bills, like a factory every election cycle, time and time again, pandering to "the simple-minded". And their electioneering tactics worked, because they knew just the right words for just the right time. Once back in Washington, they would leave Ms. Fields and the family farm behind; to rot.
And as Democrats dominate Washington and keep the young voters in this country in a trance, the neoconservative dream hitches a ride on its old pal: the neoliberal, as both share the philosophy of capital statelessness.
Then Trump enters the picture. His formative years in his 20s was before globalism, when America still engaged in Internationalism, dealing with nations individually. He never hobnobbed much with Beltway neoconservative nerds at Rand, or at Cato. Just parties and charity events and golf tours with elected politicos who did subscribe (and defer their thinking to) those beltway thinktanks. Like the Clintons.
He's held an independent set of opinions best-described as "c'est la vie", that don't conform at all to the two policy platform mindset. He's not against defense subsidy, but he's not a fan of launching war campaigns. He's pro-union, so long as the union (most of the building trades, trucking, shipbuilding) but is for dissolving the unions wallowing in commie-rhetoric and hell-bent on bankrupting the employer (SEIU, CWA), and is certainly not much of a fan of public sector unions like AFSCME.
As we learned with Gaza, he's not a big fan of the State Department, which is absolutely STUFFED to the gills with graduates of Georgetown SFS, which has heaped racial Marxism and anti-Israel hatred and burned it into the skulls of most of its graduating classes. If he becomes President and most of the State Department resigns—there were mass resignations the last time he became president, a huge burden will be lifted on us, now that the incompetency at the State Department has truly shown itself for all the world to see, not just the incompetency of Secretary Blinken. We will finally be rid of the Obama-era foreign service that has crippled our standing in the world.
I don't want to denigrate religious people. But on a political level so many churchmen of prominence have had little to offer this country with their political meddling, and have allowed so many awful people to get into the Republican Party as its leaders and icons; negotiating their support and their silence in exchange for those little morsels of meat like incremental abortion measures, or the parade of gay marriage ban state bills, and their last big disaster brought by the Heritage Foundation: the tranny bathroom bill defeats. They sat there mired in all that shit while Rome burned.
Trump is the only Western leader who is willing to sit at a table in Hanoi, with the leader of North Korea, and shoot the shit. His son-in-law worked with a crack team in the shadows and shuttle-diplomacied the Abraham Accords while the Obama-aides we have now (under Blinken) preside over chaos.
I think Trump will bring a level of optimism and good feeling that will restore the flow of capital in places in the economy that has shut down. I think this time around instead of a stalemate in the Culture Wars... conservatives will let their laser cannons fully charge before trying to do the spray-and-pray. I think this time around we have learned that when someone is trying to set fire to a Federal building, that is NO different than what happened in the Oklahoma City Bombing, it should be treated as such and ADX Florence should be waiting that person. And I think we can do that and slash the fearmongering over prosecuting arson and violence doesn't mean the same thing as stopping someone from holding up a protest sign or shitposting on the Internet.
And Trump DID actually raise taxes. On rich New Jersey people. When he signed the bill where Tim Scott wrote-in the kneecap of the SALT deduction so that Blue state people in expensive homes are far more limited in how much mortgage interest and local taxes they can write-off on their Federal return—something most people living in the middle of the country never see the kind of incomes where they could do something like that.
The Trump years of 45 were about no different what you would expect coming out of a moderate presidency. Another Trump administration is likely going to be even more moderate. Nick Fuentes and Richard Spencer are crying in their guacamole. Both of them just want to see a BLM 3.0 kick off so they can ride another e-whore wave. Every dude wearing a wifebeater who lives far away from a Trader Joe's store doesn't see Trump as the Orange Mussolini. It's the same Trump they've known their whole life. He's been in public and on TV most of his life. He's one of the few celebs who is almost imperceptibly different in public than he is in private, attested to by unauthorized autobiographers.
This is the best Republican Party we have had since 1980, and for the first time it feels like we finally have a more honest party.
We invaded Grenada because the CIA was convinced it was going to be taken over by communists, break with Britain and turn itself into a Soviet air base.
Then we launched Desert Storm and didn't take out Saddam; HW Bush wanted him weakened enough that the terrorist militias would keep him preoccupied.
Then we lied about Iraq and got caught with our pants down and many of our boys were killed. Then Afghanistan.
But the ultimate collapse came in 2007 and a little bill rapidly hammered out over a weekend and shipped to Congress, called TARP.
Republicans have suffered under the boat anchor of neoconservatives for a very long time. They kept themselves embedded in the party by wisping smelling salts in front of Social Conservatives. They brought out a thousand state legislative bills, like a factory every election cycle, time and time again, pandering to "the simple-minded". And their electioneering tactics worked, because they knew just the right words for just the right time. Once back in Washington, they would leave Ms. Fields and the family farm behind; to rot.
And as Democrats dominate Washington and keep the young voters in this country in a trance, the neoconservative dream hitches a ride on its old pal: the neoliberal, as both share the philosophy of capital statelessness.
Then Trump enters the picture. His formative years in his 20s was before globalism, when America still engaged in Internationalism, dealing with nations individually. He never hobnobbed much with Beltway neoconservative nerds at Rand, or at Cato. Just parties and charity events and golf tours with elected politicos who did subscribe (and defer their thinking to) those beltway thinktanks. Like the Clintons.
He's held an independent set of opinions best-described as "c'est la vie", that don't conform at all to the two policy platform mindset. He's not against defense subsidy, but he's not a fan of launching war campaigns. He's pro-union, so long as the union (most of the building trades, trucking, shipbuilding) but is for dissolving the unions wallowing in commie-rhetoric and hell-bent on bankrupting the employer (SEIU, CWA), and is certainly not much of a fan of public sector unions like AFSCME.
As we learned with Gaza, he's not a big fan of the State Department, which is absolutely STUFFED to the gills with graduates of Georgetown SFS, which has heaped racial Marxism and anti-Israel hatred and burned it into the skulls of most of its graduating classes. If he becomes President and most of the State Department resigns—there were mass resignations the last time he became president, a huge burden will be lifted on us, now that the incompetency at the State Department has truly shown itself for all the world to see, not just the incompetency of Secretary Blinken. We will finally be rid of the Obama-era foreign service that has crippled our standing in the world.
I don't want to denigrate religious people. But on a political level so many churchmen of prominence have had little to offer this country with their political meddling, and have allowed so many awful people to get into the Republican Party as its leaders and icons; negotiating their support and their silence in exchange for those little morsels of meat like incremental abortion measures, or the parade of gay marriage ban state bills, and their last big disaster brought by the Heritage Foundation: the tranny bathroom bill defeats. They sat there mired in all that shit while Rome burned.
Trump is the only Western leader who is willing to sit at a table in Hanoi, with the leader of North Korea, and shoot the shit. His son-in-law worked with a crack team in the shadows and shuttle-diplomacied the Abraham Accords while the Obama-aides we have now (under Blinken) preside over chaos.
I think Trump will bring a level of optimism and good feeling that will restore the flow of capital in places in the economy that has shut down. I think this time around instead of a stalemate in the Culture Wars... conservatives will let their laser cannons fully charge before trying to do the spray-and-pray. I think this time around we have learned that when someone is trying to set fire to a Federal building, that is NO different than what happened in the Oklahoma City Bombing, it should be treated as such and ADX Florence should be waiting that person. And I think we can do that and slash the fearmongering over prosecuting arson and violence doesn't mean the same thing as stopping someone from holding up a protest sign or shitposting on the Internet.
And Trump DID actually raise taxes. On rich New Jersey people. When he signed the bill where Tim Scott wrote-in the kneecap of the SALT deduction so that Blue state people in expensive homes are far more limited in how much mortgage interest and local taxes they can write-off on their Federal return—something most people living in the middle of the country never see the kind of incomes where they could do something like that.
The Trump years of 45 were about no different what you would expect coming out of a moderate presidency. Another Trump administration is likely going to be even more moderate. Nick Fuentes and Richard Spencer are crying in their guacamole. Both of them just want to see a BLM 3.0 kick off so they can ride another e-whore wave. Every dude wearing a wifebeater who lives far away from a Trader Joe's store doesn't see Trump as the Orange Mussolini. It's the same Trump they've known their whole life. He's been in public and on TV most of his life. He's one of the few celebs who is almost imperceptibly different in public than he is in private, attested to by unauthorized autobiographers.
This is the best Republican Party we have had since 1980, and for the first time it feels like we finally have a more honest party.
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If they kill Trump now there will be such a civil war it'll make 1862 seem quaint. They know that too.
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They don't understand that Trump isn't Caesar, he is Graccus. Take him out and a real Caesar will show up.
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Josh Shapiro, current Gov of PA, fixed the I-95 overpass collapse in 12 days and put the flags at half mast for Corey Comperatore. He is literally all they have. Yup! A white (Jewish) guy.
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