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If Trump bulldozes his way to a second term and wins the popular vote while doing it.... the whole idea will be memory-holed and you'll never hear of it again, nor will anyone, not even the state Congress of Nevada, ever admit to have THOUGHT about backing such a crazy idea as forcing the progressive states to fall in line with those racist masses and not have a say against it .....
Hm I'm getting 2004 flashbacks.
But they are just so transparent aren't they? Always remember that their claimed love of Democracy is bullshit posturing nothing more.
Tell a Californian that their precious 55 votes have to go Orange Man and right before your eyes they'll turn into the biggest most passionate supporter of the Electoral College you've ever seen.
 
Lol Trump is not winning 2020.

Eh, I still think that Trump is the likely winner of 2020 based on the current situation, but anything can happen between now and November 2020, so I'm not going to be overconfident and assume that 2020 is in the bag for Trump like some people in this thread.

Right now the biggest problem is that the opposition is too divided and wracked with infighting. The only candidates who could stand a chance against Trump are Biden, Bernie, and maybe Tulsi Gabbard. Biden is hated by the woke SJW wing of the Democrat voter base, Bernie is hated by the DNC Establishment, and Tulsi is hated by both sides.

Until some of the fringe candidates start leaving the clown car and we start seeing an actual viable front-runner in the primaries, we can't say for sure how well the Democrats will fare against Trump and anything can happen.

But then again, I thought Hillary Clinton was going to win 2016 despite her unpopularity up until the week before the election. So who knows at this point?
 
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Here come some more judges, courtesy of Cocaine Mitch.
 
Holy shit, they're actually using a picture of welded steel pipe as an illustration for this article.
This right here is an underreported but major component of how this trade war shit goes down. Just as one angle into this, it benefits the Chinese manufacturers to undercut American manufacturing by a bit. Just a little bit is all that’s needed, because the buyers for raw materials buy in the thousands to tens of millions. Just as an example, how much wood do you think is needed to make every stock pallet in the USA? Every single one to every store in every city in every state. If you replace 1% of it annually, you’re talking about miles of raw timber and months of work for lumberyards.
The Chinese don’t even have to make a profit, or even break even, the apparatus to produce such volumes of raw goods at the rate the market needs is massive. It costs billions a year in salaries, hundreds of millions a year in operating expenses, supplies, electricity, gas, maintenance and so on. A few missed sales is hundreds of millions of dollars sprinkled throughout this infrastructure, which makes those operating margins thinner.
You undercut your opponents in another country for a year and you’ll see consolidations. You do it for five years and you’ll see the massive monopolies choke on retraining and administrative costs for all the organizations they’ve devoured. You do it for ten years and soon they’ll be selling you chunks of their holdings at rock bottom prices just to get rid of them. You do it for long enough and soon there is no more foreign competition. Now the price is what you say it is, because any resistance to whatever demands you make will take a half decade and billions in capital to get off the ground.
This is what it motherfucking means to ship American jobs overseas.
 
Despite how important this is you are the only person i ever see talking about it, no one on the media seems to be paying attention to it, is so fucking weird
Because actual politics and fact checking is boring for the outrage merchants, and they only see at best the surface level qualities of something if it directly allows them to screech at Orange Man or scream about suffering/attrocity on their front pages for clicks/money. Plus making Orange Man look productive bad, and him getting in a lot of replacements for retirees or morons shuffling away does not fit their cooperative narrative that he's a birthday clown who's done nothing.

They'll not realize their stupidity until a while later, if ever, I think.
 
Despite how important this is you are the only person i ever see talking about it, no one on the media seems to be paying attention to it, is so fucking weird
Like Adamska said, this sort of shit is boring and not the sort of thing you usually go specifically looking for. But it can get fun to watch once you find it and consider the ramifications, especially the long term ones. Kind of like the Weeb Wars and other lawsuit threads we have -- otherwise boring law shit is fun to watch because of the players involved and the precedents their cases may set when finished.
 
Despite how important this is you are the only person i ever see talking about it, no one on the media seems to be paying attention to it, is so fucking weird
I don't think they understand the implications of the big picture either, to be fair. A judge here, a judge there, who cares, it's only what... A couple judges a month being appointed? They won't realize until it's too late that the judiciary has been completely gutted and swapped out with Constitutionalists, so that even once Trump's finished with his second term, the course of the entire country will have changed for the next 15-30 years. Activist judges will be few and far between, if any of them even survive this in the first place.

It's incredibly important, but the timescale is stretched out so far that your average journalist isn't capable of paying attention to it. If he forced the appointment of 100+ in a single day they'd lose their goddamned minds (Even though ironically it's a pretty common practice to purge out positions like the U.S. attorneys when you take office. Hell, Bill Clinton fired 93 of the 94 federal districts pretty much on day one), but if it's scattered out over an 8 year span, they won't even notice that it's happening, which... Clearly they don't.
 
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This right here is an underreported but major component of how this trade war shit goes down. Just as one angle into this, it benefits the Chinese manufacturers to undercut American manufacturing by a bit. Just a little bit is all that’s needed, because the buyers for raw materials buy in the thousands to tens of millions. Just as an example, how much wood do you think is needed to make every stock pallet in the USA? Every single one to every store in every city in every state. If you replace 1% of it annually, you’re talking about miles of raw timber and months of work for lumberyards.
The Chinese don’t even have to make a profit, or even break even, the apparatus to produce such volumes of raw goods at the rate the market needs is massive. It costs billions a year in salaries, hundreds of millions a year in operating expenses, supplies, electricity, gas, maintenance and so on. A few missed sales is hundreds of millions of dollars sprinkled throughout this infrastructure, which makes those operating margins thinner.
You undercut your opponents in another country for a year and you’ll see consolidations. You do it for five years and you’ll see the massive monopolies choke on retraining and administrative costs for all the organizations they’ve devoured. You do it for ten years and soon they’ll be selling you chunks of their holdings at rock bottom prices just to get rid of them. You do it for long enough and soon there is no more foreign competition. Now the price is what you say it is, because any resistance to whatever demands you make will take a half decade and billions in capital to get off the ground.
This is what it motherfucking means to ship American jobs overseas.
You say all that as if the White Collar douchebags whining about the trade war actually give a shit about the people and communities affected by their beloved Free Trade.
 
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