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teskeincteskeinc Posts: 1,784
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I mean it’s 4 more years of Trump hating. Maybe longer. It’s been 9 years of their world revolving around Trump. From checking Twitter for mean tweets every morning, fantasizing about Trump going to jail. Thinking he was going to lose his fortune. Hanging on Jack Smiths every finding. Thinking he was actually gonna be removed by an impeachment?

Now you get to sit back and reap the rewards of a second Trump term without and disruptions from the House or Senate. 4 more years of Maddow and Morning Joe meltdowns.

It’s such a glorious time for America! Jan 20th we enter the Golden Age!
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  • Tim SimmonsTim Simmons Posts: 8,206
    edited November 16
    …of racism and othering? 
  • seanwonseanwon Posts: 479
    Tim Simmons said:
    …of racism and othering? 
    Dems will have to come up with something other than victimhood if they want to win any more significant elections.  
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  • tbergstbergs Posts: 9,876
    seanwon said:
    Tim Simmons said:
    …of racism and othering? 
    Dems will have to come up with something other than victimhood if they want to win any more significant elections.  
    Isn't that exactly what Trump just appealed to the last 8 years? Seems to work fine. Didn't think it would, but a lot of angry aggrieved people thought his American carnage story resonated. Grievances and victimhood were the main talking points at every rally. 
    It's a hopeless situation...
  • seanwonseanwon Posts: 479
    tbergs said:
    seanwon said:
    Tim Simmons said:
    …of racism and othering? 
    Dems will have to come up with something other than victimhood if they want to win any more significant elections.  
    Isn't that exactly what Trump just appealed to the last 8 years? Seems to work fine. Didn't think it would, but a lot of angry aggrieved people thought his American carnage story resonated. Grievances and victimhood were the main talking points at every rally. 
    Absolutely, and it's been nearly 30 years since I voted for a Republican clown.  I saw through them a long time ago. And now I see through the other clowns. 

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  • Hawk123Hawk123 Posts: 2,206
    seanwon said:
    Tim Simmons said:
    …of racism and othering? 
    Dems will have to come up with something other than victimhood if they want to win any more significant elections.  
    The dems probably just need to sit tight and let the clown show do its thing. 
  • mookieblalockmookieblalock Posts: 3,351
    I don’t know about the Democrats, but I for one am relieved Trump will finally put an end to all these wind mills. The only way we can have a golden age is if we eradicate these beastly machines from the Earth once and for all. USA!!
  • josevolutionjosevolution Posts: 29,901
    Disappointed yes to realize that 50% of voters stand side by side with a rapist is disgraceful at best! I don’t vote for rapists I don’t give a fuck how much money he says will trickle down or if he magically made trees grow $$! I’ll never vote Republican or for RAPIST 
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  • ChoccoloccotideChoccoloccotide A grass shack nailed to a pinewood floor Posts: 1,077
    Just read through the AMT and some of the comments made by democrat regime defenders and it’s obvious some are on the verge of mental breakdowns.  Maybe they’ll take a step back and see we’re at the dawning of the American Golden Age.  That’s a wonderful thing for all of us.
  • Hawk123Hawk123 Posts: 2,206
    Choccoloccotide said:
    Just read through the AMT and some of the comments made by democrat regime defenders and it’s obvious some are on the verge of mental breakdowns.  Maybe they’ll take a step back and see we’re at the dawning of the American Golden Age.  That’s a wonderful thing for all of us.
    What do you see happening over the next 4 years that you would describe as the golden age. Honest question 
  • ChoccoloccotideChoccoloccotide A grass shack nailed to a pinewood floor Posts: 1,077
    I believe we’re about to see an economic boom like we’ve never seen in our lifetime.
  • Halifax2TheMaxHalifax2TheMax Posts: 39,305
    Choccoloccotide said:
    I believe we’re about to see an economic boom like we’ve never seen in our lifetime.
    Please describe what that “economic boom” consists of. Put your marker(s) down.
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  • Hawk123Hawk123 Posts: 2,206
    edited November 16
    Choccoloccotide said:
    I believe we’re about to see an economic boom like we’ve never seen in our lifetime.
    I think we’ve been in the economic boom, easy to miss when you’re in it. SPY returns over the 8 years have been 18-32% yearly except for one year with a GLOBAL inflation crisis caused by a pandemic and -4% year. We’re due for a drop if anything and the GOP may be putting the fuel on a small fire but we’ll see, only time will tell 
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  • ChoccoloccotideChoccoloccotide A grass shack nailed to a pinewood floor Posts: 1,077
    edited November 16
    Hawk123 said:
    Choccoloccotide said:
    I believe we’re about to see an economic boom like we’ve never seen in our lifetime.
    I think we’ve been in the economic boom, easy to miss when you’re in it. SPY returns over the 8 years have been 18-32% yearly except for one year with a GLOBAL inflation crisis caused by a pandemic and -4% year. We’re due for a drop if anything and the GOP may be putting the fuel on a small fire but we’ll see, only time will tell 
    Yes, my portfolio has done well over the last couple years, but the economy is more than the stock market as I’m sure you know.  Inflation has driven up the price of everything.  The housing market is a disaster, especially for 1st time home buyers.  Interest rates have dropped, but only recently (failed election interference by the Fed btw).  Yet rates are still to high and once Trump’s economic policies take effect we should see them drop to pre pandemic levels.
  • Hawk123Hawk123 Posts: 2,206
    Choccoloccotide said:
    Hawk123 said:
    Choccoloccotide said:
    I believe we’re about to see an economic boom like we’ve never seen in our lifetime.
    I think we’ve been in the economic boom, easy to miss when you’re in it. SPY returns over the 8 years have been 18-32% yearly except for one year with a GLOBAL inflation crisis caused by a pandemic and -4% year. We’re due for a drop if anything and the GOP may be putting the fuel on a small fire but we’ll see, only time will tell 
    Yes, my portfolio has done well over the last couple years, but the economy is more than the stock market as I’m sure you know.  Inflation has driven up the price of everything.  The housing market is a disaster, especially for 1st time home buyers.  Interest rates have dropped, but only recently (failed election interference by the Fed btw).  Yet rates are still to high and once Trump’s economic policies take effect we should see them drop to pre pandemic levels.
    But inflation is a global issue and interest rates are really the only lever that can be pulled to fix. Dropping rates too quickly will only cause more issues. I’m not sure what Trump thinks he can do any differently in this case that won’t trigger inflation again. 
  • ChoccoloccotideChoccoloccotide A grass shack nailed to a pinewood floor Posts: 1,077
    One pillar of Trump’s economic agenda is energy dominance, not independence, but dominance.  He’s gonna sign multiple executive orders on Day 1 to make this a reality.  This by itself will crush inflationary numbers thus forcing the Fed to drop rates (hopefully in a responsible way).  Now just think when Elon and Vivek get through cutting trillions in govt waste and size, that’s more accelerant for the economy.  Immigration reform will help in that regard too.  
  • Hawk123Hawk123 Posts: 2,206
    Choccoloccotide said:
    One pillar of Trump’s economic agenda is energy dominance, not independence, but dominance.  He’s gonna sign multiple executive orders on Day 1 to make this a reality.  This by itself will crush inflationary numbers thus forcing the Fed to drop rates (hopefully in a responsible way).  Now just think when Elon and Vivek get through cutting trillions in govt waste and size, that’s more accelerant for the economy.  Immigration reform will help in that regard too.  
    I guess we’ll just have to wait and see how it all plays out. 
  • ChoccoloccotideChoccoloccotide A grass shack nailed to a pinewood floor Posts: 1,077
    Hawk123 said:
    Choccoloccotide said:
    One pillar of Trump’s economic agenda is energy dominance, not independence, but dominance.  He’s gonna sign multiple executive orders on Day 1 to make this a reality.  This by itself will crush inflationary numbers thus forcing the Fed to drop rates (hopefully in a responsible way).  Now just think when Elon and Vivek get through cutting trillions in govt waste and size, that’s more accelerant for the economy.  Immigration reform will help in that regard too.  
    I guess we’ll just have to wait and see how it all plays out. 
    I know few on here share my optimism but it’s gonna be great,  
  • benjsbenjs Toronto, ON Posts: 9,169
    Choccoloccotide said:
    Hawk123 said:
    Choccoloccotide said:
    One pillar of Trump’s economic agenda is energy dominance, not independence, but dominance.  He’s gonna sign multiple executive orders on Day 1 to make this a reality.  This by itself will crush inflationary numbers thus forcing the Fed to drop rates (hopefully in a responsible way).  Now just think when Elon and Vivek get through cutting trillions in govt waste and size, that’s more accelerant for the economy.  Immigration reform will help in that regard too.  
    I guess we’ll just have to wait and see how it all plays out. 
    I know few on here share my optimism but it’s gonna be great,  
    Correct that few on here share your optimism, but you guys have the trifecta now. No more blaming Democrats, every fuck up will be exclusively because of Republicans. Maybe you guys will shut up and take some accountability for once. Naw, I’m just kidding. 
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  • ChoccoloccotideChoccoloccotide A grass shack nailed to a pinewood floor Posts: 1,077
    Understand Trump is battling Republicans (Rinos) as much as he is the Democrats.  That’s what I mean when I use the terms Uniparty or establishment.  Trump is a threat to the stranglehold on govt they (the uniparty) have held for altleast the last 60 years.  It won’t be easy but times are a changing.
  • Gern BlanstenGern Blansten Mar-A-Lago Posts: 20,645
    Choccoloccotide said:
    Understand Trump is battling Republicans (Rinos) as much as he is the Democrats.  That’s what I mean when I use the terms Uniparty or establishment.  Trump is a threat to the stranglehold on govt they (the uniparty) have held for altleast the last 60 years.  It won’t be easy but times are a changing.
    LOL the new maga excuse for incompetence 
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  • ChoccoloccotideChoccoloccotide A grass shack nailed to a pinewood floor Posts: 1,077
    Gern Blansten said:
    Choccoloccotide said:
    Understand Trump is battling Republicans (Rinos) as much as he is the Democrats.  That’s what I mean when I use the terms Uniparty or establishment.  Trump is a threat to the stranglehold on govt they (the uniparty) have held for altleast the last 60 years.  It won’t be easy but times are a changing.
    LOL the new maga excuse for incompetence 
    No excuses, just the reality of the state of politics right now.  But continue on sticking your head in the sand,
  • josevolutionjosevolution Posts: 29,901
    Choccoloccotide said:
    Understand Trump is battling Republicans (Rinos) as much as he is lol the Democrats.  That’s what I mean when I use the terms Uniparty or establishment.  Trump is a threat to the stranglehold on govt they (the uniparty) have held for altleast the last 60 years.  It won’t be easy but times are a changing.
    So in other words everyone should surrender to him because only he can fix things? 
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  • Tim SimmonsTim Simmons Posts: 8,206
    Am I unhappy. Sure, but this is also how democracy works. 

    I just think there’s gonna be unnecessary harms coming from this admin (women dying from being unable to get an abortion, immigrant families being broken up, spreading of diseases and expensive health care due to ACA cuts and FDA realignment on vaccines. To say nothing of economic devastation dude to tariffs and deportation of migrant labor. These are just things they ran on. Maybe they won’t accomplish all of it, but you need to take them at their word). None of these things were truly oppressive before, they are choices to just be cruel to people. 

    I don’t think the world is ending. I do think there will be a radicle realignment of what the US represents and how it cares for its people and there will be people who suffer. Mainly the lower and middle classes. I do think we’re gonna see a lot of articles and posts and tweets over the next few years similar to “well, I didn’t think he was talking about me”. 
  • Tim SimmonsTim Simmons Posts: 8,206
    Also, my personal stance is, if you don’t like the system, you don’t blow it up. That’s childish and reckless. Reform and change takes time. 
  • mookieblalockmookieblalock Posts: 3,351
    Choccoloccotide said:
    Gern Blansten said:
    Choccoloccotide said:
    Understand Trump is battling Republicans (Rinos) as much as he is the Democrats.  That’s what I mean when I use the terms Uniparty or establishment.  Trump is a threat to the stranglehold on govt they (the uniparty) have held for altleast the last 60 years.  It won’t be easy but times are a changing.
    LOL the new maga excuse for incompetence 
    No excuses, just the reality of the state of politics right now.  But continue on sticking your head in the sand,
    AGREED! only a naive person would continue to deny that windmills are a carcinogen! Thankfully, the fake news media will soon no longer be able to make people think otherwise. USA!!!
  • Gern BlanstenGern Blansten Mar-A-Lago Posts: 20,645
    Tim Simmons said:
    Am I unhappy. Sure, but this is also how democracy works. 

    I just think there’s gonna be unnecessary harms coming from this admin (women dying from being unable to get an abortion, immigrant families being broken up, spreading of diseases and expensive health care due to ACA cuts and FDA realignment on vaccines. To say nothing of economic devastation dude to tariffs and deportation of migrant labor. These are just things they ran on. Maybe they won’t accomplish all of it, but you need to take them at their word). None of these things were truly oppressive before, they are choices to just be cruel to people. 

    I don’t think the world is ending. I do think there will be a radicle realignment of what the US represents and how it cares for its people and there will be people who suffer. Mainly the lower and middle classes. I do think we’re gonna see a lot of articles and posts and tweets over the next few years similar to “well, I didn’t think he was talking about me”. 
    He's an embarrassment. Once again we're the laughing stock of the world. Look at how the world is reporting on these fucked up appointments. 
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  • sheckyshecky San Francisco Posts: 2,037
    teskeinc said:
    I mean it’s 4 more years of Trump hating. Maybe longer. It’s been 9 years of their world revolving around Trump. From checking Twitter for mean tweets every morning, fantasizing about Trump going to jail. Thinking he was going to lose his fortune. Hanging on Jack Smiths every finding. Thinking he was actually gonna be removed by an impeachment?

    Now you get to sit back and reap the rewards of a second Trump term without and disruptions from the House or Senate. 4 more years of Maddow and Morning Joe meltdowns.

    It’s such a glorious time for America! Jan 20th we enter the Golden Age!
    Well said! 
  • sheckyshecky San Francisco Posts: 2,037
    Choccoloccotide said:
    Just read through the AMT and some of the comments made by democrat regime defenders and it’s obvious some are on the verge of mental breakdowns.  Maybe they’ll take a step back and see we’re at the dawning of the American Golden Age.  That’s a wonderful thing for all of us.
    Very true. There are several that are way beyond the verge, and I sadly think are incapable of self-help at this point. Hopefully family members, neighbors or co-workers (assuming they are able to hold a job) will intervene. It is a shame though that they will be incapable of enjoying the wonderful times ahead.
  • josevolutionjosevolution Posts: 29,901
    yeah im totally joining the March to the Capitol to protest and ransack the building because im
    nor happy with the outcome of elections 😂😂 I seem to remember a couple years back another such event happened it turned out to be a love fest and tourist excursion 
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  • Tim SimmonsTim Simmons Posts: 8,206
    The lack of self awareness is :chefs kiss
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