No family in US history has been so frequently victimized as the Trumps!
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its pretty clear they were trying to get full Republican buy-in to this fixed election plot and none one in power wants in on it. They are on an island with Rudy and Barr. They are going to lose the election.
I really dont want a lame duck term here until January. It scares me.
its pretty clear they were trying to get full Republican buy-in to this fixed election plot and none one in power wants in on it. They are on an island with Rudy and Barr. They are going to lose the election.
I really dont want a lame duck term here until January. It scares me.
Very true. I think the GOP is thinking about the senate run offs right now. Division between them and Trump is not good however and easy for the Dems to take advantage of.
If they’re going to try a Night of Orange Knives, I hope it’s before the new year so most of these shitty memories are condensed into one, easy to remember year.
There's a reason the US was once (and in some cases, still is) seen as a bastion of freedom and opportunity and fairness (to white people). because it was.
"Oh Canada...you're beautiful when you're drunk" -EV 8/14/93
Listening to hoity toity political scientists regarding the election and, "Team Trump Treason Tax Cheat will walk out of the White House, taking 30 million supporters with him and charge them $30.00 per month for his television show." Suckers.
Republicans got more out of the Trump presidency than they ever dreamed, but now his usefulness has run out. Yesterday's garbage.
This. And the smile on Mitch's face showed they are a lot smarter about this stuff than the Dems who held on to a completely unpopular family for way too long and potentially cost themselves the last 4 years in doing so. (Do any Hillary lovers think for a moment if they had just let Biden run as is the protocol 4 years ago, they never would have had to deal with Trump? - like this election was decided based on him, last election was decided based on her).
As long as the Senate holds GOP, while Trump probably did in fact help win back some House seats, they really have no more use for him, and other than here and there he won't be able to do that in the future.
So, are you folks all ready for President Cheney in 4 years? (*I don't believe this. I just wanted to get you guys worked up about something different/old. Oh, and it's Liz not the old guy. We've had enough of those - oh, wait.)
Sorry. The world doesn't work the way you tell it to.
Republicans got more out of the Trump presidency than they ever dreamed, but now his usefulness has run out. Yesterday's garbage.
This. And the smile on Mitch's face showed they are a lot smarter about this stuff than the Dems who held on to a completely unpopular family for way too long and potentially cost themselves the last 4 years in doing so. (Do any Hillary lovers think for a moment if they had just let Biden run as is the protocol 4 years ago, they never would have had to deal with Trump? - like this election was decided based on him, last election was decided based on her).
As long as the Senate holds GOP, while Trump probably did in fact help win back some House seats, they really have no more use for him, and other than here and there he won't be able to do that in the future.
So, are you folks all ready for President Cheney in 4 years? (*I don't believe this. I just wanted to get you guys worked up about something different/old. Oh, and it's Liz not the old guy. We've had enough of those - oh, wait.)
Um, it appears that your party hung onto a completely unpopular family one cycle too long as well. It cost you the House and now the presidency. Your arguments are really obtuse at times.
they (Rs in power) have no use for him.... but will the majority of Republican voters continue to subscribe to his cult?
I'm not so sure about that. Their voters are entirely devoted to Trump. After he gained votes from every demographic, if all they care about is GOP domination (it is), it might make sense to hold onto the Trumps. Especially when we don't know for sure that he's not going to be inaugurated in January.
If Trump wins, they'll be totally in line, obviously. If he loses, I'm not quite sure what will happen. I think they have to stick with the "populist" route. I don't think the GQP base is going back to career politicians.
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Republicans got more out of the Trump presidency than they ever dreamed, but now his usefulness has run out. Yesterday's garbage.
This. And the smile on Mitch's face showed they are a lot smarter about this stuff than the Dems who held on to a completely unpopular family for way too long and potentially cost themselves the last 4 years in doing so. (Do any Hillary lovers think for a moment if they had just let Biden run as is the protocol 4 years ago, they never would have had to deal with Trump? - like this election was decided based on him, last election was decided based on her).
As long as the Senate holds GOP, while Trump probably did in fact help win back some House seats, they really have no more use for him, and other than here and there he won't be able to do that in the future.
So, are you folks all ready for President Cheney in 4 years? (*I don't believe this. I just wanted to get you guys worked up about something different/old. Oh, and it's Liz not the old guy. We've had enough of those - oh, wait.)
i personally find it so funny how you always hear republicans brag about them being smarter than democrats in this situation and that situation. if biden had run in 2016, he would have lost. the only reason he's winning now is because independents are energized to get that idiot out of the white house.
the house and senate are almost always a very close 50/50 split, so one side saying "we're so much better at this than you" is absolute nonsense.
if republicans are so much better at it, why did obama have 8 years in the white house with complete control of all branches for a quarter of that? why is trump going to be a one term president if they are so good at it? nothing here is shocking. republicans generally keep the same seats that they always do, same with dems. some get flipped here and there, but the most of it stays pretty status quo.
biden isn't dynamic or likeable in any special way. he's just not trump. that's why he wins.
which concerns me for 2024, but that's a way off. i don't see kamala getting the vote out unless she somehow becomes super likable in the next 3 years. the best she can hope for is getting the moderates on both sides but she won't win over the left or the right.
it will be nice, if biden does win, to have 4 years of calm and not some lunatic burning down his own house.
"Oh Canada...you're beautiful when you're drunk" -EV 8/14/93
Republicans got more out of the Trump presidency than they ever dreamed, but now his usefulness has run out. Yesterday's garbage.
This. And the smile on Mitch's face showed they are a lot smarter about this stuff than the Dems who held on to a completely unpopular family for way too long and potentially cost themselves the last 4 years in doing so. (Do any Hillary lovers think for a moment if they had just let Biden run as is the protocol 4 years ago, they never would have had to deal with Trump? - like this election was decided based on him, last election was decided based on her).
As long as the Senate holds GOP, while Trump probably did in fact help win back some House seats, they really have no more use for him, and other than here and there he won't be able to do that in the future.
So, are you folks all ready for President Cheney in 4 years? (*I don't believe this. I just wanted to get you guys worked up about something different/old. Oh, and it's Liz not the old guy. We've had enough of those - oh, wait.)
i personally find it so funny how you always hear republicans brag about them being smarter than democrats in this situation and that situation. if biden had run in 2016, he would have lost. the only reason he's winning now is because independents are energized to get that idiot out of the white house.
the house and senate are almost always a very close 50/50 split, so one side saying "we're so much better at this than you" is absolute nonsense.
if republicans are so much better at it, why did obama have 8 years in the white house with complete control of all branches for a quarter of that? why is trump going to be a one term president if they are so good at it? nothing here is shocking. republicans generally keep the same seats that they always do, same with dems. some get flipped here and there, but the most of it stays pretty status quo.
biden isn't dynamic or likeable in any special way. he's just not trump. that's why he wins.
which concerns me for 2024, but that's a way off. i don't see kamala getting the vote out unless she somehow becomes super likable in the next 3 years. the best she can hope for is getting the moderates on both sides but she won't win over the left or the right.
it will be nice, if biden does win, to have 4 years of calm and not some lunatic burning down his own house.
Talked to my mom tonight about the election; she was a big Trump fan but at the end voted for Biden. She said Trump lost her vote because: the way he behaved during the first debate and how he acted like a "baby" after being released from the hospital and made it like having COVID was no big deal.
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Haha. Get the fuck outta here Biden. Stop this shit. You don't need it.
THIS IS SO HITLERS LAST DAYS IN THE BUNKER -- IT'S INSANE
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I really dont want a lame duck term here until January. It scares me.
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hehe. Well what is left to say.
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As long as the Senate holds GOP, while Trump probably did in fact help win back some House seats, they really have no more use for him, and other than here and there he won't be able to do that in the future.
So, are you folks all ready for President Cheney in 4 years? (*I don't believe this. I just wanted to get you guys worked up about something different/old. Oh, and it's Liz not the old guy. We've had enough of those - oh, wait.)
-EV 8/14/93
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the house and senate are almost always a very close 50/50 split, so one side saying "we're so much better at this than you" is absolute nonsense.
if republicans are so much better at it, why did obama have 8 years in the white house with complete control of all branches for a quarter of that? why is trump going to be a one term president if they are so good at it? nothing here is shocking. republicans generally keep the same seats that they always do, same with dems. some get flipped here and there, but the most of it stays pretty status quo.
biden isn't dynamic or likeable in any special way. he's just not trump. that's why he wins.
which concerns me for 2024, but that's a way off. i don't see kamala getting the vote out unless she somehow becomes super likable in the next 3 years. the best she can hope for is getting the moderates on both sides but she won't win over the left or the right.
it will be nice, if biden does win, to have 4 years of calm and not some lunatic burning down his own house.
-EV 8/14/93