Posted on 08/25/2020 7:14:10 AM PDT by SeekAndFind
>>if the Democrats weave their crooked magic with mail ballots in Philly<<
I believe there is ample evidence to petition the courts for a stay on mass mail in ballots. Absentee...yes, mass mail...no.
Jim Jordan illustrated the massive hiccups in a hearing with the postal service director. It was brilliant.
https://www.citizenfreepress.com/breaking/jim-jordan-goes-postal-in-postmaster-hearing/
From what I've seen, most of the GOP defectors to Biden were either in the cheap labor wing or the warmonger wing.
"Invade the world; let the world invade us!" pretty much sums up the Globalist philosophy of these two wings.
Amazing how so many of these conservative luminaries are profoundly shocked to discover what was glaringly obvious to so many of us little people four years ago.
“For all his obvious faults, Trump wasn’t a professional politician”
Trump isn’t perfect. Nobody is. But the fault most of his former and current critics refer to - his tone- is an asset, not a fault. It helped him get elected and continues to allow him to get the truth out over opposition noise and lies.
And then there's the conservative branch. Trump's branch. The Republican party.
Jorge Busho and people like him. Mitch McConnell. They belong to the Repugnant party. As well as all of our Kongressional Kreeps.
Amen. I was a Cruz supporter and voted for Trump because I would never vote for a Democrat for President. I saw Trump as full of promise and a fighter. As Herschel Walker said (paraphrased), when referring to the complaints about Trump’s rough style, “When I knocked down the linemen and ran over them on the way to a touchdown, they didn’t like it either.” We can’t spare this man; he fights!
For all his obvious faults, Trump wasn’t a professional politician, had no record to defend, and was unconstrained by the conventions of ordinary political rhetoric. He was uniquely positioned to call out and exploit Clinton’s faults and shortcomings, and expose the contradictions at the heart of the Democratic Party.
You're right - the GOP Establishment was NOT aligned with the people... seems some of them are starting to see that now...
John Daniel Davidson - excellent piece. Best I’m read in weeks... but the term is ‘shoo in’...
I agree, it is time to reshape the Republican party. If the Democrats take Black and Latino votes for granted, the GOP has taken conservative votes for granted and then screwed us at every turn. The GOP is not conservative. A person who is conservative on fiscal issues and liberal on social issues is a Libertarian of sorts. That is the establishment GOP. It is time to reshape the party, be honest about what it is and what it believes. I went Independent years ago because of how disillusioned Bush left me with the GOP.
bttt
But how many fiscal conservatives are there really out there?
Sure, they all talk about cutting spending, but when it comes time to cut their pet programs, they balk.
Next person that says “shoe-in” instead of “shoo-in” gets subjected to marshall law!
Trump’s victory is transforming the Republican Party, by driving out moronic RINOs from the party.
You’re right. She has a tradition of leaving bodies in her wake. IMO, I think Obama is continuing that Democrat tradition.
You’re right. She has a tradition of leaving bodies in her wake. IMO, I think Obama is continuing that Democrat tradition.
Pretty much sums up the way a lot of people thought about it.
The Democrats plan a REgency. Biden will be President in name, with the title and the perks, unless and until he is so far out of it that he can’t even function in the ceremonial duties (waving, shaking hands, getting on the airplane.)
Jill and Kamala and the Cabinet, Establishment all, will exercise the real power, and Joe will sign what they tell him to.
While I'm fine with this guy announcing he finally got clued in enough to support Trump, and while I'm happy with his publication, which is excellent, he's clearly slow.
Trump's "policy agenda" was beyond obvious to anyone who tuned in to a single rally in 2015-16. It's not Trump's fault that this guy was too dense to understand plain English.
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