TRUMP 2024

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Civilized
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I'll be curious to see if Trump's recent levying of additional tariffs on Canada just because he was butthurt about a commercial that quoted Ronald Reagan lambasting tariffs makes its way into these arguments today.

Never could there possibly be a more clear indication of the arbitrary and capricious thoughtlessness behind Trump tariff implementation than that PR and legal disaster.
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packgrad said:

Civilized said:

hokiewolf said:

I remember the outrage with GW Bush was caught on mic calling a NY times reporter a real *******. No one would pay attention to that now. We've gone off the cliff of populism.


I don't have an overly pessimistic view about this; I do think the pendulum swings back some when Trump is gone.

Tone starts from the top and he and his sons are just classless, crass, trashy dudes and expect and want that from those around them so you see their behavior mirrored in Vance (explicitly) and Johnson (passively) and others.

I don't think other Republican party leaders will get away with that type of conduct (or even attempt to) and Dem party leaders self-flagellate and purity test each other too much for poor conduct to go broadly unaddressed, unapologized for, or excused.


You truly accentuate how full of ****, or stupid, you are with comments like this about the conduct of the dem party leaders.

Baaaaa



Also, notice how the cultists are trying to label 48. Such pitiful sheep.

Mr. independent has truly lost his mind, glad I don't have to see it anymore.
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hokiewolf said:

I remember the outrage with GW Bush was caught on mic calling a NY times reporter a real *******. No one would pay attention to that now. We've gone off the cliff of populism.

Yep it's all Trump and the gop's fault! Dems can do no wrong.
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jkpackfan said:

packgrad said:

Civilized said:

hokiewolf said:

I remember the outrage with GW Bush was caught on mic calling a NY times reporter a real *******. No one would pay attention to that now. We've gone off the cliff of populism.


I don't have an overly pessimistic view about this; I do think the pendulum swings back some when Trump is gone.

Tone starts from the top and he and his sons are just classless, crass, trashy dudes and expect and want that from those around them so you see their behavior mirrored in Vance (explicitly) and Johnson (passively) and others.

I don't think other Republican party leaders will get away with that type of conduct (or even attempt to) and Dem party leaders self-flagellate and purity test each other too much for poor conduct to go broadly unaddressed, unapologized for, or excused.


You truly accentuate how full of ****, or stupid, you are with comments like this about the conduct of the dem party leaders.

Baaaaa



Also, notice how the cultists are trying to label 48. Such pitiful sheep.

Mr. independent has truly lost his mind, glad I don't have to see it anymore.


No doubt. Getting called on his BS explains his hysterical "BUT BUT BUT, LEVERAGE!!!11" post above. Such a simple minion.
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Civilized said:

I'll be curious to see if Trump's recent levying of additional tariffs on Canada just because he was butthurt about a commercial that quoted Ronald Reagan lambasting tariffs makes its way into these arguments today.

Never could there possibly be a more clear indication of the arbitrary and capricious thoughtlessness behind Trump tariff implementation than that PR and legal disaster.

Dont think its going to matter, the Supreme Court is going to slap them down here shortly
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hokiewolf said:

jkpackfan said:

1.6+ million Democrats voted for a man in Virginia who fantasized about kiIIing his opponent's kids. This is where we are.

The soul of the democrat party lies with the far left now.

sorry man, when you elect someone and excuse their behavior for the sake of partisanship, you get this as an end result.

Did you say you voted for Trump, excusing his behavior for the sake of partisanship?
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SmaptyWolf said:

hokiewolf said:

jkpackfan said:

1.6+ million Democrats voted for a man in Virginia who fantasized about kiIIing his opponent's kids. This is where we are.

The soul of the democrat party lies with the far left now.

sorry man, when you elect someone and excuse their behavior for the sake of partisanship, you get this as an end result.

Did you say you voted for Trump, excusing his behavior for the sake of partisanship?

Yes, I made a mistake, I acknowledge it and I'm also part of the problem. The next time (and it will probably be in 3 years) when we have two miserable stupid candidates who just want to roll around with pigs come up for the Presidential Election, I will be writing in the person who I think should actually be President.
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It will give #Nappy another option............
#Devolution #Expand Your Thinking #Eye of The Storm #TheGreatAwakening
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Civilized said:

caryking said:

Civilized said:

MTG out there reading those tea leaves.


See my last post!!


There is zero evidence that being pro-Trump helps down-ballot candidates and a mountain of evidence that it hurts them instead.

And this is across a several-election sample size at this point.

Last year didn't happen, did it? Or, are you saying that Trump stole that election, along with congress?
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hokiewolf said:

SmaptyWolf said:

hokiewolf said:

jkpackfan said:

1.6+ million Democrats voted for a man in Virginia who fantasized about kiIIing his opponent's kids. This is where we are.

The soul of the democrat party lies with the far left now.

sorry man, when you elect someone and excuse their behavior for the sake of partisanship, you get this as an end result.

Did you say you voted for Trump, excusing his behavior for the sake of partisanship?

Yes, I made a mistake, I acknowledge it and I'm also part of the problem. The next time (and it will probably be in 3 years) when we have two miserable stupid candidates who just want to roll around with pigs come up for the Presidential Election, I will be writing in the person who I think should actually be President.

Welcome to the club
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If you think people should lie down and accept the Dems push to Marxist Communism, then, you can watch this country lose all of its founding principles. I choose to elect people that will fight for some similar representation of what we are supposed to be.

In the meantime, Hokie, sit out there and hold some type of moral position and watch our country go straight to Hell!! Stand for something! People like Mamdahni stand for something!! And, he just won our greatest city and the financial institution of the world.
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caryking said:

If you think people should lie down and accept the Dems push to Marxist Communism, then, you can watch this country lose all of its founding principles. I choose to elect people that will fight for some similar representation of what we are supposed to be.

In the meantime, Hokie, sit out there and hold some type of moral position and watch our country go straight to Hell!! Stand for something! People like Mamdahni stand for something!! And, he just won our greatest city and the financial institution of the world.

Respectfully, When the Republican party returns back to conservative principles and ethical government, which is what I stand for, rather than illiberal principles, I'm happy to come back. Until then, they can all throw rocks at each other and pretend that every election means life of death of the United States and continue to compare notes on who is the more aggrieved party
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Respectfully, When the Republican party returns back to conservative principles and ethical government, which is what I stand for, rather than illiberal principles, I'm happy to come back. Until then, they can all throw rocks at each other and pretend that every election means life of death of the United States and continue to compare notes on who is the more aggrieved party
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Civilized
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hokiewolf said:

caryking said:

If you think people should lie down and accept the Dems push to Marxist Communism, then, you can watch this country lose all of its founding principles. I choose to elect people that will fight for some similar representation of what we are supposed to be.

In the meantime, Hokie, sit out there and hold some type of moral position and watch our country go straight to Hell!! Stand for something! People like Mamdahni stand for something!! And, he just won our greatest city and the financial institution of the world.

Respectfully, When the Republican party returns back to conservative principles and ethical government, which is what I stand for, rather than illiberal principles, I'm happy to come back. Until then, they can all throw rocks at each other and pretend that every election means life of death of the United States and continue to compare notes on who is the more aggrieved party


Who are the most appealing Dems and Pubs to you for 28 right now (not necessarily a Dem you would vote for, but that you find palatable, sane, etc.)
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caryking said:

If you think people should lie down and accept the Dems push to Marxist Communism, then, you can watch this country lose all of its founding principles. I choose to elect people that will fight for some similar representation of what we are supposed to be.

In the meantime, Hokie, sit out there and hold some type of moral position and watch our country go straight to Hell!! Stand for something! People like Mamdahni stand for something!! And, he just won our greatest city and the financial institution of the world.


Can you articulate what exactly it is that Mamdani stands for that you find so objectionable?

Not that you disagree with - I'm sure there's a lot of meat on that bone.

I'm talking about what stances you think are existential threats, keeping in mind that he is not a king either, and will not be able to ramrod and mayor-executive-order a communist agenda through Council and the machinations of city government.
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hokiewolf said:

caryking said:

hokiewolf said:

jkpackfan said:

1.6+ million Democrats voted for a man in Virginia who fantasized about kiIIing his opponent's kids. This is where we are.

The soul of the democrat party lies with the far left now.

sorry man, when you elect someone and excuse their behavior for the sake of partisanship, you get this as an end result.

Let's not forget… no one in the three States asked the best "get out the vote" person to campaign with them. They made a choice, because of things like you said, and ultimately got trounced!!

Never Trump Pubs lost, not what you think!

You don't see the coincidence in the fact that the races fell right at Trumps current approval numbers? How about the severe uptick in young voters swinging back to democrats?

Trump is great for Trump, he has been a drag on every other election since 2016. It also doesn't help that Republicans continue to roll out candidates that have no shot. For instance, Senate in NC.

I have another theory. The GOP Congress did this to themselves in 2016-2018. Ran on Obamacare repeal in 16, failed to deliver and were ousted in 18. This time, the GOP failed to stop or reverse spending. GOP leaning voters took note that our careen to financial suicide continues and they responded with their vote, or no vote.
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Oldsouljer said:

hokiewolf said:

caryking said:

hokiewolf said:

jkpackfan said:

1.6+ million Democrats voted for a man in Virginia who fantasized about kiIIing his opponent's kids. This is where we are.

The soul of the democrat party lies with the far left now.

sorry man, when you elect someone and excuse their behavior for the sake of partisanship, you get this as an end result.

Let's not forget… no one in the three States asked the best "get out the vote" person to campaign with them. They made a choice, because of things like you said, and ultimately got trounced!!

Never Trump Pubs lost, not what you think!

You don't see the coincidence in the fact that the races fell right at Trumps current approval numbers? How about the severe uptick in young voters swinging back to democrats?

Trump is great for Trump, he has been a drag on every other election since 2016. It also doesn't help that Republicans continue to roll out candidates that have no shot. For instance, Senate in NC.

I have another theory. The GOP Congress did this to themselves in 2016-2018. Ran on Obamacare repeal in 16, failed to deliver and were ousted in 18. This time, the GOP failed to stop or reverse spending. GOP leaning voters took note that our careen to financial suicide continues and they responded with their vote, or no vote.

I have two even simpler explanations

1. To use the ever old phrase, "its the economy, stupid". Everything is still expensive and I dont see an off ramp in sight
2. The Pub ground game outside of a Presidential election year is dreadful and has been for quite a long time
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Years ago I labeled the a$$ clowns in this site that supported Hilldog marxists and Pinocchio and his band of left wing non-employed contingent made a mockery of it.

Here's your crow. Enjoy.

And along with being correct on labeling them that the comments I've made about Pinocchio have yet to have been false, disputed or proven to be untrue.

Own it lefties. Your party is going to wear this one next year and in 2028 when you run Newscum/AOC.

Civ and Pinocchio are slobbering each other dreaming of that one.
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FlossyDFlynt said:

Oldsouljer said:

hokiewolf said:

caryking said:

hokiewolf said:

jkpackfan said:

1.6+ million Democrats voted for a man in Virginia who fantasized about kiIIing his opponent's kids. This is where we are.

The soul of the democrat party lies with the far left now.

sorry man, when you elect someone and excuse their behavior for the sake of partisanship, you get this as an end result.

Let's not forget… no one in the three States asked the best "get out the vote" person to campaign with them. They made a choice, because of things like you said, and ultimately got trounced!!

Never Trump Pubs lost, not what you think!

You don't see the coincidence in the fact that the races fell right at Trumps current approval numbers? How about the severe uptick in young voters swinging back to democrats?

Trump is great for Trump, he has been a drag on every other election since 2016. It also doesn't help that Republicans continue to roll out candidates that have no shot. For instance, Senate in NC.

I have another theory. The GOP Congress did this to themselves in 2016-2018. Ran on Obamacare repeal in 16, failed to deliver and were ousted in 18. This time, the GOP failed to stop or reverse spending. GOP leaning voters took note that our careen to financial suicide continues and they responded with their vote, or no vote.

I have two even simpler explanations

1. To use the ever old phrase, "its the economy, stupid". Everything is still expensive and I dont see an off ramp in sight
2. The Pub ground game outside of a Presidential election year is dreadful and has been for quite a long time


Regarding inflation and prices, the problem was running on a promise that was undeliverable.

Inflation had already fallen to sub-3% by the time Biden left office. Wasn't perfect and had a little further to go, but there was only so much downward movement to be had there. Would have been interesting to see how much further it would have declined, but for tariff increases.

But then regarding prices, obviously horrible strategy to run on reducing prices (not inflation, but actual prices) which was likely never going to happen in the best of circumstances (nor would any of us likely want them to; deflation ain't good) and then tariffing the entire world except Russia.

If you tell your constituents you're going to deliver lower prices there is a near-certainty you're going to be wrong, and that probability increases to 100% if you enter office and then immediately tariff up everything.
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Oldsouljer said:

hokiewolf said:

caryking said:

hokiewolf said:

jkpackfan said:

1.6+ million Democrats voted for a man in Virginia who fantasized about kiIIing his opponent's kids. This is where we are.

The soul of the democrat party lies with the far left now.

sorry man, when you elect someone and excuse their behavior for the sake of partisanship, you get this as an end result.

Let's not forget… no one in the three States asked the best "get out the vote" person to campaign with them. They made a choice, because of things like you said, and ultimately got trounced!!

Never Trump Pubs lost, not what you think!

You don't see the coincidence in the fact that the races fell right at Trumps current approval numbers? How about the severe uptick in young voters swinging back to democrats?

Trump is great for Trump, he has been a drag on every other election since 2016. It also doesn't help that Republicans continue to roll out candidates that have no shot. For instance, Senate in NC.

I have another theory. The GOP Congress did this to themselves in 2016-2018. Ran on Obamacare repeal in 16, failed to deliver and were ousted in 18. This time, the GOP failed to stop or reverse spending. GOP leaning voters took note that our careen to financial suicide continues and they responded with their vote, or no vote.


If you were doing exit polling I bet the sustainability of entitlements or the US's debt situation would make the top-5 concerns for 10% or less of voters.

And that Venn diagram doesn't overlap one iota with the subset of voters that are truly concerned about and impacted by grocery prices, immigration raids, or the shutdown.

Voters right now are responding mostly to ICE tactics, tariff price increases, DOGE/job loss, healthcare, and the shutdown.
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