If the election were today...
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If I'm Farva then how come I'm so polite and respectful?
Running out of logins and too lazy to create some new ones?
I'm pretty sure it outlines figuring out who is loyal to the cause and firing those that aren't along with being surrounded by loyal cronies.
Sounds like you're really familiar with this so called innocent think tank. Maybe you'll be the board expert when it gets brought up.
Isn't the heritage foundation the backbone of the Hillsdale college model, Prager U and heavily funded by big oil. Heritage w/Oil pushes climate denial, school choice, bashes CRT and DEI, goes after trans and gay rights from a religious perspective and so on and so on.... basically sets the current Maga mindset?
To say that they aren't influential in Maga politics would be a gross misstatement.
The irony of course is that Trump was a better president policy wise than the aids infested dumpster fire Biden has been.
His impressive blend of arrogance and ignorance is what dooms him.
If it weren’t for his unamerican conduct after the election, I’d probably vote for him. There is ZERO chance I’ll vote for Potato Joe.
Go#$ammit, yes it's definitely Farva.
I was duped thinking it was a new poster but it's definitely a kinder, gentler version of Farva.
Farva is probably one of the few who actually read Project 2025 and would have noticed those recent 'gem z males are trending conservative' charts that came out a couple weeks ago.
A plan to fill the administration with people who will carry out the executives vision. How very Machiavellian indeed.
Republicans support fossil fuels and don’t like DEI or CRT. Again, you keep saying this as if it’s some malevolent phenomenon when it’s really just something you disagree with. Hillsdale is a pretty good school from what I hear. They don’t take federal money either which is cool.
Not just filling his cabinet with cronies, Trump publicly has stated wants loyalty tests for anyone who has a government position via schedule F.
This btw is where the fascist alarms start going off and where right wing ambition for power and control go way beyond anything the left comes up with.
Pretty sure schedule F is discussed in Project 2025.
I encourage everyone to pop up it into your youtube browser and look into it....it's basically Maga's real playbook.
I was not familiar with Schedule F until you brought it up. This. Looks. AWESOME!
Of course the chief executive should have the ability to fire anyone in the EXECUTIVE branch. It will also make mass layoffs much easier. Thank you for bringing to my attention.
Republicans also support drastically reducing the number of federal employees. You’re just uncovering all sorts of insidious Republican plots tonight aren’t ya?
Nice job sport.
They are unless they are angry. And women in particular are angry. They will be voting, I’d be willing to bet.mThat's kind of my point. You'll notice that Republican identification among Gen Z and Millenials is equal. That's pretty glaring as you can usually expect older generations to have higher levels of Republican affiliation. So either Millennials are less Conservative than other generations or Zoomers are more, or a little of both. My reference was more to the below.
A new global gender divide is emerging
Young men and young women’s world views are pulling apart. The consequences could be far-reachingwww.ft.com
Young men and women are drifting away from each other politically across the west. Women seem to be drifting liberal at a faster rate than men are drifting conservative, and there's always been a gap, but I see it as a troubling trend.
And in the context of Tommy's original post stating how the Zoomer's spell doom for the GOP, I would tell him to pump the breaks. The Zoomer's are still young. And young people are unreliable voters.
He wants people in office who will lie for him, who will let him do whatever he wants, who will cover up all his illegal actions, who will go to jail to save him.He found many who would do that last time, but not enough. An awful lot of Trumpers would learn a lot if they would read some of the books the people who worked with him wrote. They prefer to remain ignorant.
Maybe. METOO has died out and Abortion isn’t the same issue it was in 2022. Democrats can try and run on it but that very axios survey you shared shows less Zoomers planning to vote heading into this election than 2020.
Wanna bet? Try going back and checking recent elections and tell me abortion isn’t an issue. MeToo was never a political issue.
Not at first. Until it was commandeered by progressives to go after their opponents. It overshot the mark and lost credibility as progressives do. Kavanaugh was an ugly, ugly moment for the Democratic Party. The public saw that. And now you wonder why they don’t care about E Jean Carroll?
I will take your bet. 18-29 turnout will be down compared to 2020. $500 sound good?
I believe that Giggoo fellow might have been a Gen Zer. You should ask him.
You've recently turned 22 and are starting to see things differently?
Kavanaugh was an ugly moment for the Republicans, as is Trump. But nice gaslighting, Farva.
Dont Think anger is really a gender thing…. Trumpers are always angry.Ummmm…..when haven’t women been angry?
Ahhhh you don’t think Trump is an embarrassment? Or you believed “ I like beer” Kavanaugh? I am absolutely partisan as long as Trump and his ilk have anything to do with politics. Proudly so.
You know, if I try to remember Kavanaugh's hearing, I can only see Matt Damon in my head.
Which one? He had more than one "Goo" handle.
I have access to backend stuff, obviously, as an All Powerful Mod, and I can tell you, a full 1.47% of all handles on the Rivals network were registered from Farva's computer.
Why does Biden always have to claim credit for everything? He is constantly saying and emphasizing (and probably lying) that "I talked to him," "I convinced him." I don't recall even Obama doing that a lot, but maybe I'm forgetting.
Biden probably doesn't remember whether or not he was there, so he's just assuming he was?
GigGoo grew on me. He's kinda like Dr. Who. Every so often, he just turns into another handle.
Nah, he's done this for a long time. It's his go-to persuasion tactic--to say really forcefully he was in the room where it happened and then claim credit for something or act like he has a leg up on everyone else.
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When he's saying he never talked to Hunter about his business dealings, he probably really doesn't remember it.
He's saying exactly what he needs to say to be in the clear. It's what he (and many, many politicians) do, without guilt or thought. It's as reflexive as me saying "Uh huh" when my wife asks if I'm listening to her story about how the PT at work looked at her wrong and is now her mortal enemy.
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