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On 7/19/2024 at 1:06 PM, VanHammersly said:

Pretty much no chance Republicans will be conservative again in our lifetimes.  If conservatives want to make headway, they'll try and make it within the Dem Party.  Dems are easier to bully and Reps are a lost cause.

Except the parties still have to (theoretically) bend to the will of their constituents. Republican voters want to overwhelmingly gut government spending including drastic cuts to the federal government. Democrat voters overwhelmingly want to increase the power of the federal government and raise federal spending. So, if there's an opportunity to rein in government spending in any way, it has to happen through the Republican party and democrats will fight them every step of the way.

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1 minute ago, Kz! said:

Except the parties still have to (theoretically) bend to the will of their constituents. Republican voters want to overwhelmingly gut government spending including drastic cuts to the federal government. Democrat voters overwhelmingly want to increase the power of the federal government and raise federal spending. So, if there's an opportunity to rein in government spending in any way, it has to happen through the Republican party and democrats will fight them every step of the way.

Replacing career bureaucrats with political appointees is not "gutting government".  It's rearranging government to be more political and less competent.

3 minutes ago, VanHammersly said:

Replacing career bureaucrats with political appointees is not "gutting government".  It's rearranging government to be more political and less competent.

You can't read, can you?

Edit: And oh no at the thought of the government being "more political and less competent!" Can you imagine? :lol: 

Just now, Kz! said:

You can't read, can you?

I can actually.  You should try it too

https://www.project2025.org

1 hour ago, VanHammersly said:

I can actually.  You should try it too

https://www.project2025.org

You're aggressively retarded. :lol: 

And again, doesn't change the assertion that Republican voters overwhelmingly support drastic spending cuts while dems want more spending and a bigger government. These are just basic characteristics of the voters of both parties backed up by every piece of known data on the subject. 

I know, I know "hurr derr if conservatives want to conserve they gotsta vote for democrats!" :roll: 

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Menendez resigning per CNN

16 hours ago, we_gotta_believe said:

Menendez resigning per CNN

Another convict with more guts than Trump.

 

 

This is the party of the right. 

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Imagine the picture above is showing the Vice Presidential pick for the Democrats. What would the GOP have to say?

17 hours ago, Kz! said:

Except the parties still have to (theoretically) bend to the will of their constituents. Republican voters want to overwhelmingly gut government spending including drastic cuts to the federal government. Democrat voters overwhelmingly want to increase the power of the federal government and raise federal spending. So, if there's an opportunity to rein in government spending in any way, it has to happen through the Republican party and democrats will fight them every step of the way.

Excuse me?  Democrats want to increase federal power? What is this, 2011?  Trump and his conservative court are all about expanding the powers of the POTUS. And neither party is about balancing a budget, they are both big spenders on different things.

 

3 hours ago, DaEagles4Life said:

 

 

This is the party of the right. 

obviously, she's as stupid as @Procus to believe anything laura loomer spews. 

2 hours ago, dawkins4prez said:

Excuse me?  Democrats want to increase federal power? What is this, 2011?  Trump and his conservative court are all about expanding the powers of the POTUS. And neither party is about balancing a budget, they are both big spenders on different things.

Imagine watching Trump plunge us $8T further in debt and continue to pretend that he's going to balance the budget. :lol:

Kz's delusion is why I coined the phrase Dumbest Cult in the History of Mankind

3 hours ago, DaEagles4Life said:

 

 

This is the party of the right. 

Does she know he had already planned a nationwide address tonight?

How is a person sitting in Congress so clueless?

8 minutes ago, toolg said:

Does she know he had already planned a nationwide address tonight?

How is a person sitting in Congress so clueless?

Well, by 8pm tonight, that gives plenty of time for the deep state to create an AI version of Biden to present to the public. Duh!

27 minutes ago, B3 said:

Well, by 8pm tonight, that gives plenty of time for the deep state to create an AI version of Biden to present to the public. Duh!

A million birds will die horribly to produce the energy needed for AI Biden.  Entire species of peckers and boobies will be wiped out.

26 minutes ago, dawkins4prez said:

A million birds will die horribly to produce the energy needed for AI Biden.  Entire species of peckers and boobies will be wiped out.

The second part sounds more like an Arthur Jackson wet dream.

1 hour ago, toolg said:

Does she know he had already planned a nationwide address tonight?

How is a person sitting in Congress so clueless?

i guessing she didn't because her post was from the day before the announcement? 

 

 

 

that said, i pray for boebert on AOC action someday, please. :ph34r:

Really?

 

1 minute ago, toolg said:

Really?

 

Republican ad mills have all the comedic chops of a used car dealership.

:roll: That's what she gets for being a fraud

Keep it up, I'm sure this will win over voters...

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How is it that no one in the Trump camp read the best selling book that made the guy famous before they picked him?

Edit: And yes, I know I answered my own question when I asked why a Republican didn't read something.

24 minutes ago, VanHammersly said:

:roll:

How is it that no one in the Trump camp read the best selling book that made the guy famous before they picked him?

Edit: And yes, I know I answered my own question when I asked why a Republican didn't read something.

Its mind boggling how bad the Vance pick is. Trump's entire core message is allowing poor white people to be victims, this guy directly victim blames them in his book. His appeal is to nobody except the edge lord, bit con, alpha male and trad wife podcast demographic that will win him ZERO states.  It might lose him a couple though.

 

This was overconfidence of the worst sort.  Trump was thinking only two things, somebody to help cement his dictatorship if need be and cashing in that big tech mo-nay.

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