Posted on 09/24/2020 6:06:11 AM PDT by Texas Fossil
I agree however it does reflect negatively on the company.
part of renting is making sure criminals don't rent your equipment
and use it for nefarious purposes, especially ones that will
end up on video and go viral
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The censorship beginning to make sense. Trump should send the DOJ after them.
Yes, like in OKC.
Yeah, you can get right on that.
Yeah, you can get right on that.
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I wouldn’t be surprised if Trump decided to start a new party to replace the useless GOP. Would you join if he did? I certainly would.
And before you dismiss it consider all the unexpected and bold things Trump has done before you answer. With him nothing is impossible. His vision is not constrained by limited thinking.
He’s clearly frustrated with the GOP as are many of the party’s voters (who vote on the basis of necessity rather than choice). Its past time to replace this soulless party with one that actually stands for something.
Do you not understand what the GOP stand for?
The platforms and message are just fine, however the wimps and RINOs need to be dislodged, discredited and dipatched.
The platforms and message are just fine, however the wimps and RINOs need to be dislodged, discredited and dipatched.
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Yes, they talk a good game (especially right before elections) but that’s all they do.
People close to me have worked inside the RNC and GOP. Trust me, you’re never going to get rid of the wimps and RINOs because the culture and DNA of the party is what it is. The party doesn’t listen to you and me; it does what the party money bosses and elites want them to do. That is who they work for and serve.
Reagan couldn’t reform the GOP and neither will Trump. I’m surprised a FReeper doesn’t see that after decades of GOP appeasement, backstabbing and deceiving its base.
"They" are the several million Republican voters, who send delegates to their state conventions to craft the platforms
. you’re never going to get rid of the wimps and RINOs because the culture and DNA of the party is what it is.
That's because Republican rank and file members tend not to "get involved" because they have businesses to run and won't even get off their asses to work the polls at election time...and they keep letting the same wimps and RINOs run the show.
The party doesn’t listen to you and me; it does what the party money bosses and elites want them to do.
Well, it must to some degree, often what the "party money bosses and elites want" is the same thing we want....sometimes not.
Examples:
Big health insurance...yes.
Big Pharma...no.
Tax cuts for corporations...yes.
Tax cuts for "We the People" yes.
Say what you will, I see plenty of party-line votes, with the RATs always acting against the people, and the Republicans opposing them.
If you plan on changing the minds of several million GOP voters to your way of thinking.....better start knocking on their doors right now.
The GOP’s support for Trump, a transformational president if there ever was one, has been tepid at best, resistant at worst. Too many national office holders do just enough to avoid the bad PR that could complicate their re-election and they try to walk the thin line between appearing to support him while dutifully serving the powers-that-be in the GOP. We all see what’s going on.
If they would get behind our president (instead of forcing him to often fight alone) just imagine what could be accomplished. But they don’t do that because the party largely acts in the interest of it’s big money donors and power brokers.
The really outrageous thing in my view is the GOP’s disgraceful lack of support for Trump during the corrupt, seditious and unlawful efforts to oust him from office. With a few precious exceptions they let him twist in the wind for four long years. Contrast that with how the Democrats circle the wagons for their guys.
We have different views of the GOP and that’s fine. Different opinions make the world go around. Like many others, I only vote for the deceitful rascals out of sheer necessity and knowing they’ll probably fall far short of expectations.
At the risk of stating the obvious, Trump has no shortage of critics, resisters and detractors inside the GOP. Its a very long list indeed and make no mistake, they want him gone. If he does decide to start a new party I look forward to joining, supporting and helping to fund it. And I think a good portion of Free Republic would too.
No, the majority of Republican voters support him and like him just fine.
If he does decide to start a new party I look forward to joining.....
He already has, it's called....The Republican Party.
Don't you watch the rallies? There's one on now.
We have different views of the GOP and that’s fine.
No, the majority of Republican voters support him and like him just fine.
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What???? I’m talking about the GOP Party here chief. Not saying, suggesting or hinting anything about its voters’ support for Trump.
Trump wouldn’t be president if the majority of voters didn’t support him. That is obvious. Again, I’m talking about the party apparatus and its corrupt apparatchiks — not its voting base, most of which would leave it in a heartbeat if there was an alternative. That is the issue.
Make no mistake Donald J. Trump was elected in large part because he was NOT a traditional Republican who the party could control. That is simply a fact.
This topic was posted , thanks Texas Fossil.
Suing white liberal ‘elites’ is always a good place to start... they use their money to buy tools (criminals of the black community) to express their hatred for traditional Americans.
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