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Are you taking heavy medication for the shoulder?Quote:
Originally Posted by MumblesBadly
Only a small percentage are willing to die for Trump, and those are usually the mental illness-challenged. But more importantly, Trump is STILL having an impact on politics across the country is that Trump sucks money out of rightwing voters who would normally support less radicalizing politician, making it paramount that GOP candidates have to give fealty to Trump even if it means reducing the likelihood that the GOP can take control of the Congress.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sanlmar
https://youtu.be/6it9qDlPDtU
Trump isn’t sucking money from any other Republican except maybe DeSantis. Have you not accepted the Civil War? Neither has Druff. You two are different sides of the same coin. You’re killing me.
Less radicalized politician taking Trump money? Moderates and Trump do not commingle
I think you are so fixated on Trump the personality and you’ve forgotten the angry populists in our country. Marco Rubio isn’t their idea of leadership.
Lumping Oz and Rubio in the same video is interesting. I might take a peek.
Oz blew himself up shopping for crudite ingedients. Funny way to go out.
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Originally Posted by dwai
David Valadao is a very interesting story.
He's an anomaly in today's politics -- a politician who legitimately reaches out to both sides of the aisle, and a Congressman who makes a deep connection to the local community.
California's 21st district went to Biden by 11 points, and Hillary by 16 points. It is 74% Hispanic.
Valadao also has a history in agriculture, which is the district's main source of income. He has gone back and forth with Democrat TJ Cox regarding winning and losing that seat, but Cox is now done because of a recent arrest for money laundering and other serious charges.
Valadao presently holds the mark for "most Democratic district represented by a Republican".
Despite his vote to impeach Trump, he was not targeted by Trump in the primary, and Kevin McCarthy endorsed him. He's going to be running in a new district this year -- #22 -- due to redistricting. This is both good and bad for him. The district is 40% white, compared to his last one which barely had any white people, and overall it leans Republican. On the downside, there are many who don't know him (as opposed to district 21, where he was well known and liked). He's also against a tough opponent in Rudy Salas. I think he will win, though.
Why isn't Trump going after him? Because Valadao is considered a valuable commodity that Republicans want to emulate -- someone who can win Hispanic dominated, heavily Democratic districts. The future of the Republican Party, oddly, lies with converting more and more Hispanics to vote GOP.
I didn't know any of this and he sounds kinda basedQuote:
Originally Posted by Dan DruffQuote:
Originally Posted by dwai
David Valadao is a very interesting story.
He's an anomaly in today's politics -- a politician who legitimately reaches out to both sides of the aisle, and a Congressman who makes a deep connection to the local community.
California's 21st district went to Biden by 11 points, and Hillary by 16 points. It is 74% Hispanic.
Valadao also has a history in agriculture, which is the district's main source of income. He has gone back and forth with Democrat TJ Cox regarding winning and losing that seat, but Cox is now done because of a recent arrest for money laundering and other serious charges.
Valadao presently holds the mark for "most Democratic district represented by a Republican".
Despite his vote to impeach Trump, he was not targeted by Trump in the primary, and Kevin McCarthy endorsed him. He's going to be running in a new district this year -- #22 -- due to redistricting. This is both good and bad for him. The district is 40% white, compared to his last one which barely had any white people, and overall it leans Republican. On the downside, there are many who don't know him (as opposed to district 21, where he was well known and liked). He's also against a tough opponent in Rudy Salas. I think he will win, though.
Why isn't Trump going after him? Because Valadao is considered a valuable commodity that Republicans want to emulate -- someone who can win Hispanic dominated, heavily Democratic districts. The future of the Republican Party, oddly, lies with converting more and more Hispanics to vote GOP.
if only more politicians were willing to meet in the middle on things, rather than smear their opponent with accusations of racism and transphobia
They are willing to die for what Trump stands for. If some teacher had spoke to my child about gay trans shit that shehebitch would disappear. Gonna have grandchildren soon. God help the sucker that tries to put satans ideology in their head. A rock around their head plop into the water.Quote:
Originally Posted by SanlmarWhat?Quote:
Originally Posted by splitthis
“No”?
There isn’t any “No”. People ARE willing to die. I really can’t be any more clear. There was no ambiguity in my post.
You read what you want to read what you want to see, I suppose.
I don’t think Mumbles has a feel for the landscape when he uses words like “con”. Trump’s followers are way past “con”. It’s kinda stupid to use that term. Gets clicks, of course.
absolutely basedQuote:
Originally Posted by splitthisThey are willing to die for what Trump stands for. If some teacher had spoke to my child about gay trans shit that shehebitch would disappear. Gonna have grandchildren soon. God help the sucker that tries to put satans ideology in their head. A rock around their head plop into the water.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sanlmar
Go to the 1:50 mark
https://youtu.be/nR6KwsK3K44
biden told trump to shut up on live tv, took his job, got him thrown off twitter, ruined his marriage, sent the fbi into his home, and sent his CFO to rikers.
what a fuckin loser.
Bingo. If Trump decides to work on his short game (golf) your feelings aren’t going to diminish. This is the part Mumbles has difficulty with.Quote:
Originally Posted by splitthisThey are willing to die for what Trump stands for. If some teacher had spoke to my child about gay trans shit that shehebitch would disappear. Gonna have grandchildren soon. God help the sucker that tries to put satans ideology in their head. A rock around their head plop into the water.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sanlmar
Bannon identified a shift in America and found the right guy for the times. That feeling preceded Trump. Maybe Bannon and company fanned the flames a little.
Part 2
You live in a state where your school example is never going to happen. For the others - if you don’t like it, move.
Governors have more power in many respects than Presidents. The pandemic made Governors and states rights more powerful. This is as it should be.
out of reps today or i would surely give ya one :)Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimm
love Jimmy Dore and he nails it again with the DummyRats in this video!!
The criteria for Trump to choose a lawyer is based on two things.
1) You MUST be a HUGE RACIST
2) You MUST pass the DICK test
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9Y9oi7C6BE&t=320s
I accept that there is a REPUBLICAN PARTY civil war going on, and Trump’s wing is winning, but at the expense of the party itself. Which you will see by how badly Trump-aligned Senate candidates are doing against their Dem opponents. Heck! Even Little Marco, who has sucked up to Trump since the Jan 6 riot, is doing badly against his Dem opponent. That’s why he’s featured in that video with Oz-Man.Quote:
Originally Posted by SanlmarAre you taking heavy medication for the shoulder?Quote:
Originally Posted by MumblesBadly
Trump isn’t sucking money from any other Republican except maybe DeSantis. Have you not accepted the Civil War? Neither has Druff. You two are different sides of the same coin. You’re killing me.
Less radicalized politician taking Trump money? Moderates and Trump do not commingle
I think you are so fixated on Trump the personality and you’ve forgotten the angry populists in our country. Marco Rubio isn’t their idea of leadership.
Lumping Oz and Rubio in the same video is interesting. I might take a peek.
Oz blew himself up shopping for crudite ingedients. Funny way to go out.
Pakman is intellectually dishonest. The North Florida poll is a highly biased outler poll. The real polls have Rubio 49%, Demings 44% in a state that is just about evenly split between dems and republicans.Quote:
Originally Posted by MumblesBadly
ah yes classic christian loveQuote:
Originally Posted by splitthisThey are willing to die for what Trump stands for. If some teacher had spoke to my child about gay trans shit that shehebitch would disappear. Gonna have grandchildren soon. God help the sucker that tries to put satans ideology in their head. A rock around their head plop into the water.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sanlmar
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Originally Posted by mickeycrimm
I HATE THAT JP GAVE UP COMEDY TO GRIFT THE FAR RIGHT.
to be fair grifting the far right is super profs right now and it's like scamming poker players, no one will ever come after you for the money
Just as Jesus would have you do. LOl at grandkids, you'll be luck to get a holiday card sent to that shit hole with bloodstained floors in the woods.Quote:
Originally Posted by splitthisThey are willing to die for what Trump stands for. If some teacher had spoke to my child about gay trans shit that shehebitch would disappear. Gonna have grandchildren soon. God help the sucker that tries to put satans ideology in their head. A rock around their head plop into the water.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sanlmar
statistically speaking one of her kids or grandkids is gonna be gayQuote:
Originally Posted by Sloppy JoeJust as Jesus would have you do. LOl at grandkids, you'll be luck to get a holiday card sent to that shit hole with bloodstained floors in the woods.Quote:
Originally Posted by splitthis