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I will not call people names today, but I do hope lessons will be learned. What a disaster for the GOP.
The first 2 years of Trump 2.0 have not been great, and the last 2 are going to be worse. Have to hope he lives up to campaign promises and ends the wars. Unfortunately I don’t see that happening because our 80 year old leader is going to be too busy battling the Dems.
Don’t even have to call them names. Their absence from their favorite hobby speaks volumes.I will not call people names today, but I do hope lessons will be learned. What a disaster for the GOP.
The first 2 years of Trump 2.0 have not been great, and the last 2 are going to be worse. Have to hope he lives up to campaign promises and ends the wars. Unfortunately I don’t see that happening because our 80 year old leader is going to be too busy battling the Dems.
Pretty sure it didn’t sit well with polite folks in the south, that take being a gentleman serious, the Trump Jesus thing, the talk of annihilation, talking about *** all the time, it doesn’t sit well down here in the Bible Belt. We talked about this and everyone thought it didn’t matter. On top of that, the economy is a mess, we are in a war he said the other would get us in if elected, not sure why anybody is surprised.Total, utter suburban collapse in the South. Pure chaos.
One true possibility is that Rs will have to re-form as a new party.
Don’t even have to call them names. Their absence from their favorite hobby speaks volumes.
Yep, the R's are fairly lousy at putting national-level political power to good use and have been for a generation at least. The Trump era is winding down so they won't be able to use him as an excuse much longer. I see him as more of a symptom than a cause of R woes, though, so him sunsetting probably won't be enough. I wouldn't be terribly surprised if the R's don't have control of anything on the national level for the balance of my life (20-30 years if I'm lucky), and at the moment they don't deserve it. We'll see if they can successfully rebrand as D-lites or whatever, to avoid complete one-party rule, but a lot of people I know are of a fool-me-once mindset and not real anxious to support team red going forward. I think it'll take more than a rebranding, they'll have to make substantive changes and learn how to perform in the national arena and actually deliver something tangible to voters....
One true possibility is that Rs will have to re-form as a new party.
The Golden Age we were promised! Total Democratic control caused by the utter incompetence of a former democrat con man.
Who could’ve seen this coming?
I think it’ll turn a little sooner myself, the Dems haven’t been killing it either and are quite likely to fumble. If either side showed basic competence they’d never lose!Yep, the R's are fairly lousy at putting national-level political power to good use and have been for a generation at least. The Trump era is winding down so they won't be able to use him as an excuse much longer. I see him as more of a symptom than a cause of R woes, though, so him sunsetting probably won't be enough. I wouldn't be terribly surprised if the R's don't have control of anything on the national level for the balance of my life (20-30 years if I'm lucky), and at the moment they don't deserve it. We'll see if they can successfully rebrand as D-lites or whatever, to avoid complete one-party rule, but a lot of people I know are of a fool-me-once mindset and not real anxious to support team red going forward. I think it'll take more than a rebranding, they'll have to make substantive changes and learn how to perform in the national arena and actually deliver something tangible to voters.
I hope you're right because one-party rule would be a disaster. Two things the D's do well that R's seem to perpetually fail at is that when push comes to shove they generally close ranks and get things done, and they have some sense of how to play the long game in parallel with advancing short-term agendas.I think it’ll turn a little sooner myself, the Dems haven’t been killing it either and are quite likely to fumble. If either side showed basic competence they’d never lose!
Some much bigger problems could be on the horizon.Yep, the R's are fairly lousy at putting national-level political power to good use and have been for a generation at least. The Trump era is winding down so they won't be able to use him as an excuse much longer. I see him as more of a symptom than a cause of R woes, though, so him sunsetting probably won't be enough. I wouldn't be terribly surprised if the R's don't have control of anything on the national level for the balance of my life (20-30 years if I'm lucky), and at the moment they don't deserve it. We'll see if they can successfully rebrand as D-lites or whatever, to avoid complete one-party rule, but a lot of people I know are of a fool-me-once mindset and not real anxious to support team red going forward. I think it'll take more than a rebranding, they'll have to make substantive changes and learn how to perform in the national arena and actually deliver something tangible to voters.
Don't worry, your politics make you a better person than me. On that you agree 100% with the left!
The tears are going to be so sweet.
I'll tell you what. NO MORE TRUMPS! NO VANCES! NO LOONS!
Normal people win elections. The clown show **** only works if the opponent offers up something awful.
What an incredible change in tone from the most ridiculous douchebag that has ever posted on this board.Congrats to the deranged! A happy day indeed (for you). We will see what happens to Texas now that blue is the color (wasn't just a Paxton problem).
A definite bad day for Trump, but he will adapt. Let's see who he fires in his administration in the coming weeks.
I'd say divided government is always a positive, but this will just be 2 more years of it since Thune and the Senate Rs did their job the last 2 years and stifled any truly meaningful legislation. When Thune blocked recess appointments, he made his intentions clear. I can't say the Rs in Congress earned reelection, so now we hope to get affordability from the party that gave us 9.1 percent inflation.
Anyway, I will prosper and America will move forward. Always know that Wall Street will go up regardless of the party in power.
RDS' legacy is Florida survived the carnage. That makes him my early pick for 2028.
I would predict her to rake major donations and run for the WH. The socialists have been rightfully emboldened.Unfortunately the DSA is not a wing of the Democrat party, it is the Democrat party after this election. California had a transitional moment when the govt went from competitive elections to Dem super majorities. The last republican governor was Schwarzenegger, who left office in 2011 and now 15 years later the R's hold zero statewide offices and likely never will. Where is America heading if the Dems take the White House in 2028?
It is worrying that 55% of Texans can vote for someone like Talarico. Does it suggest that 55% of Texans want far left government, because that is what they are going to get. The R's have a lot of losses to analyze.
Finally, it will be interesting to see what AOC does. Does she play the long game and just take Schumer's seat in 2028 or does she go all in to win the Dem presidential nomination by winning the primaries. She and Bernie helped elect a lot of people and if she wants it she probably can get it.
Some much bigger problems could be on the horizon.
How does the oil and gas industry feel about the new Texas governor that as a state representative from Austin, Hinojosa scored 100% on the Sierra Club’s environmental voting scorecard. She sponsored (but did not pass) bills on gas-capture plans for drilling permits and reducing methane flaring. She voted against certain industry-friendly measures, including economic incentives for oil and gas companies and legislation that limited liability for treating/using fracking wastewater (HB 49). Any voter thinking the Ds are the solution to prices ,ought think real hard on their policies as applied to places like Texas. Iran has to be laughing their asses off this morning.
Does Elon continue to spend money to grow in a blue state? I doubt it.
In my little bubble yesterday, I had lunch with a retired investor that had a video call with several other investors to help get a wealthy neighborhood off the ground within an hour of Houston. While texting this morning, he sent me a link to a similar project in Tennessee they will be shifting their funds into. This is one example in my tiny bubble.
I anticipate the Dems will spend a lot of time and money chasing Trump, his family and cabinet around in DC while the newly elected local Ds around the US will implement difficult environmental regulation and troublesome building and business codes to slow growth.
I do not expect shortsighted voters to understand the potential negatives here from last night.
The clowns here celebrating this are just not very business savvy and that drives our economy.
LMAO“OMG, I didn’t vote for forever wars!”
“OMG, this war only lasted a bit over a month but it felt like it was forever!”
“OMG, I can’t believe it’s not butter, despite all of the very nice MAGA cultists telling me it wasn’t butter!”
/Panican
LMAOMike - you are so close. Trump's genius is he appears unstable and unhinged. And your Democrats aid his negotiating efforts by yelling - "THAT IS A WAR CRIME" (even as Ukraine takes the identical action). The element of uncertainty is the secret sauce to his threats having merit. His M.O. hasn't changed in 35 plus years and it works. Next time you think he is bluffing, go in big on the market before the deadline. There is a reason Jeff is not posting today - yet another plus 1000 point gain on the DOW under Trump.
LMAOWhat a whiner. Mine costs roughly $145 atm. You were whining about Epstein when I was discussing the price of eggs. When Iran conflict is finished, gas prices will fall quickly.
LMAOYou represent the far left! Again, what type of car do you drive? How do I decrease the temperature in Colorado by 2 degrees. Please enlighten.
MAGA is making your life infinitely better, yet you despise the very people who made it happen. Why don't you and your pining for a real man wife take another visit to downtown Denver?
On the big issues of the day, you Mr. Squishy, failed to take a positive stand. You bent over for Joe and submitted to tyranny (great for your kid's future) and in 2024 you voted "None of the Above". You have actually forfeited your right to ***** since you couldn't take a side. Stone and Jeff by voting for Kamala have every right to complain. Maybe someday you can be like them?
Proposing laws that protect the environment. The horror!Some much bigger problems could be on the horizon.
How does the oil and gas industry feel about the new Texas governor that as a state representative from Austin, Hinojosa scored 100% on the Sierra Club’s environmental voting scorecard. She sponsored (but did not pass) bills on gas-capture plans for drilling permits and reducing methane flaring. She voted against certain industry-friendly measures, including economic incentives for oil and gas companies and legislation that limited liability for treating/using fracking wastewater (HB 49). Any voter thinking the Ds are the solution to prices ,ought think real hard on their policies as applied to places like Texas. Iran has to be laughing their asses off this morning.
Does Elon continue to spend money to grow in a blue state? I doubt it.
In my little bubble yesterday, I had lunch with a retired investor that had a video call with several other investors to help get a wealthy neighborhood off the ground within an hour of Houston. While texting this morning, he sent me a link to a similar project in Tennessee they will be shifting their funds into. This is one example in my tiny bubble.
I anticipate the Dems will spend a lot of time and money chasing Trump, his family and cabinet around in DC while the newly elected local Ds around the US will implement difficult environmental regulation and troublesome building and business codes to slow growth.
I do not expect shortsighted voters to understand the potential negatives here from last night.
The clowns here celebrating this are just not very business savvy and that drives our economy.
I think we just need Doug to close this thread. LolWhere are the QAnon 5D chess posts? Where are the US is going to be destroyed by Muslims posts? Where are the France 2.0 posts? Where are the “bent over for Joe” posts?
Instead it’s America will move forward, I will prosper, and a divided govt is best.
What a ******* coward.
Bro don’t get it. Blaming the people who have been saying “no,no,no” the whole time. Not sure what it’ll take at this point for a little self-reflection.Still a passive aggressive ***** I see. Do something about me calling you that.

Congratulations to the RINO’s and the short attention spanned folks who are never educated about policy, only feelings over facts.
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