Posted on 09/22/2020 7:52:59 AM PDT by Kaslin
If President Trump wins a second term and the Republicans to do not retake the House, a significant portion of his voter’s agenda will be derailed. We will see another round of impeachment, Russia 2.0, Orange Man Bad, anything and everything to stop Trump. Trump’s first term will have only been prologue.
For the Republicans to take back the House, a net gain of 17 seats is needed. Surmountable, yet not an easy task. Thankfully for the Republicans, there is a playbook, a roadmap, to achieve this success so critical to their agenda. In a recently published book titled Broken Values. How The Democratic Party Platform Betrays Its Followers And America, author and political strategist Gideon Israel breaks down the Democrat Party platforms since 1992 to show how the values and thus policies of the Democrats have become so radical, so extreme, so destructive, in such a short period of time.
The book focuses on nine policy and cultural issues -- family, religion, personal responsibility, racism, immigration, abortion, the Second Amendment, criminal justice, and Israel. It demonstrates that the Democrats once had almost mainstream approaches to these issues. These have been replaced by radical ideas alien to so many American and, increasingly, to many Democrat voters. To win back the House, the Republicans must expose the voters to these toxic ideas expressed so clearly in the Democrat Party 2020 platform.
Republicans running for Congress everywhere, and especially in swing districts, can make large gains by posing to voters some very simple questions:
(Excerpt) Read more at americanthinker.com ...
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Absolutely. I have never voted for a rat and to vote for a third party candidate would be be a waste, as they have no chance to get elected, other than maybe dog catcher and I don’t vote for those.
The Democrats seem to want to help.
The riots have harmed the Democrats badly, because they gave off the appearance of supporting them. Their antics on the Kavanaugh confirmation hurt their standing with voters. And impeachment was a big harm to their electoral chances.
Now, they’re about to merge all three. They’re about to advertise their complete amorality to the world.
Now is definitely not the time and I am not advocating it, but that is a self-fulfilling prophecy.
Why won't you vote for a third party? Because they can't win.
Why can't they win? Because people who share their ideas won't vote for them.
Why not? Becasue they can't win.
I’m starting to think about 2024
Yeah...
I like the scene when Ness finishes off Nitti.
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