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Btw, Trump channeled his inner TJ and PassiveBestgressive today and doubled down on the disaster of term deuce by making Stephen Miller the Chief of Staff. Brilliant stuff.

Btw, there was discussions of political violence today. Can we all just acknowledge that there are lefties and righties who do this stuff? Plenty of crazies out there, and American individualism gives them even more freedom of action (one of its downsides).
Exactly. Trump has called so many Americans “enemy of the people” I can’t even count. His own lackey MTG complained she had death threats after he turned on her. Let’s not act like this is just a lib problem.

I love that MAGA always has a “they” that they’re super scared of. Fear is the best way to control a group of cult tards.
 
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Welp. You can’t have your Chief of Staff be a leaker.



I could not care less if Susie Wiles has a job. She’s not on any team of mine.

But replacing her with Steven Miller is a literal death wish.

Btw to our Team RW Dead Enders, it’s over for you as a national party. Done. You can have control of the GOP and keep losing or you can lose that control and maybe the party will win some.
 

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Dem leadership in Colorado protects criminals and puts officers in harms way. When you hear about progressive politics, just know it is regressive in every way.

Will be interesting to see Texas and other southern states move in this direction.

They don’t feel guilt Ed, they move on and act like it never happened.
 

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Sometimes you just have to laugh. Turning Point USA was supposed to turn the youth to the right (I have opinions about it, I basically think it's a grift to take $$$ from old people desperate to convert the next generation to "their team").

TPUSA was so successful that Republicans lost the youth vote by nearly 50% this year!!! Great job everyone!!!

Btw, this organization won't meaningfully exist come the 2032 election.

On a related note, sounds like MAGA Inc. didn't actually fund the Paxton Senate debacle. It was pretty much all Elon! He should have just rocketed that $200M into space and blown it up ... way more fun!

Congratulations again to my far right friends ... everyone normal hates you.
 
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Sometimes you just have to laugh. Turning Point USA was supposed to turn the youth to the right (I have opinions about it, I basically think it's a grift to take $$$ from old people desperate to convert the next generation to "their team").

TPUSA was so successful that Republicans lost the youth vote by nearly 50% this year!!! Great job everyone!!!

Btw, this organization won't meaningfully exist come the 2032 election.

On a related note, sounds like MAGA Inc. didn't actually fund the Paxton Senate debacle. It was pretty much all Elon! He should have just rocketed that $200M into space and blown it up ... way more fun!

Congratulations again to my far right friends ... everyone normal hates you.
TPUSA has abandoned everything Kirk was trying to do in favor of a very pro-Israel stance. The kids aren’t buying it.
 
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Some of us been warning of this for two ******* years while you bozos post 100% approval slop.

Trump nuked the GOP faster than any Dem ever could. Now we’ll pay for it for a ******* decade.

The Golden Age!
 
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TPUSA has abandoned everything Kirk was trying to do in favor of a very pro-Israel stance. The kids aren’t buying it.

I don't think that's it. At all. (Including the part that the organization has some sort of clear stance on Israel, they have a ton of Israeli skeptics among their denizens.)

I do think Israel skepticism is much higher among the young than the old. But people simply voted against the whole Trump package, Israel was far from a headliner. Corruption, high prices (Iran War impact and tariffs both have impact), immigration overreach, cruelty, clownery, buffoonery, and so on.

You really have a bug up your rear about Israel. Very odd to me. I consider myself fairly independent when it comes to the ME (and a supporter of a two-state solution that allows me to stop hearing about the place).
 

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I don't think that's it. At all. (Including the part that the organization has some sort of clear stance on Israel, they have a ton of Israeli skeptics among their denizens.)

I do think Israel skepticism is much higher among the young than the old. But people simply voted against the whole Trump package, Israel was far from a headliner. Corruption, high prices (Iran War impact and tariffs both have impact), immigration overreach, cruelty, clownery, buffoonery, and so on.

You really have a bug up your rear about Israel. Very odd to me. I consider myself fairly independent when it comes to the ME (and a supporter of a two-state solution that allows me to stop hearing about the place).
Oh I don’t mean the pro-Israel stance is why the youth left GOP. Trump nuked that all on his own. Kids see straight through the corruption and bs. They’re too savvy for the mindless propaganda that works on boomers like Big Swill. I meant pro-Israel stance has cost TPUSA. That and the extremely odd Erika Kirk stuff.

I do have a bug up my *** about Israel. I don’t believe they should be as involved in our politic$ as they are. It’s beyond any point of fixing now though. Agree on two state solution. Dont agree on bombing the **** out of everyone in vicinity on our dime.
 

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Oh I don’t mean the pro-Israel stance is why the youth left GOP. Trump nuked that all on his own. Kids see straight through the corruption and bs. They’re too savvy for the mindless propaganda that works on boomers like Big Swill. I meant pro-Israel stance has cost TPUSA. That and the extremely odd Erika Kirk stuff.

I do have a bug up my *** about Israel. I don’t believe they should be as involved in our politic$ as they are. It’s beyond any point of fixing now though. Agree on two state solution. Dont agree on bombing the **** out of everyone in vicinity on our dime.

We don’t fund all that much of Israel’s bombing. We do sell them a lot of weapons.

That said, we do fund bombing Iran.
 

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In 2021 the Dems took over the White House and Congress.

In just over 1 year inflation rose from 1.4 % to 9.1 % and gas from $ 2.40 to $ 5.20. they did this without attacking Iran !

How misinformed are you ?
Who issued the handouts in 2020 that resulted in said inflation?

I know that stroke ****** you up pretty good, but thought I’d let you know it’s 2026 now.

The entire country is done dealing with ********* like you.
 
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This is what happens when people believe that we are funding Israel and that they are bombing every country around them indiscriminately.

How do you come up with this crap? The entire democracy is at risk due to these 8 committing a "conspiracy to make threats". Interesting that at least one isn't charged with actually making a threat.
 

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How do you come up with this crap? The entire democracy is at risk due to these 8 committing a "conspiracy to make threats". Interesting that at least one isn't charged with actually making a threat.

Where did I say entire democracy is at risk?

I’m glad 1 of them isn’t thinking about violence. That’s what everyone should take from this story.

I know you get upset when violent leftists and criminals are exposed. Always gets your attention. Pretty telling.
 
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Where did I say entire democracy is at risk?

I’m glad 1 of them isn’t thinking about violence. That’s what everyone should take from this story.

I know you get upset when violent leftists and criminals are exposed. Always gets your attention. Pretty telling.
I missed the fact that it was you that posted it, I assumed it was Dumbcoach. So you are obsessed with Muslims now? Tell us , besides you, who gives a **** about conspiracy to commit a threat?
 

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I missed the fact that it was you that posted it, I assumed it was Dumbcoach. So you are obsessed with Muslims now? Tell us , besides you, who gives a **** about conspiracy to commit a threat?

No, I’m not obsessed, but I recognize growing issues when they appear.

This was at the University of Michigan in the USA. Seems like a relevant story.

Your party obsessed over microagressions and doesn’t care about stuff like this. Hypocrites.
 
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No, I’m not obsessed, but I recognize growing issues when they appear.

This was at the University of Michigan in the USA. Seems like a relevant story.

Your party obsessed over microagressions and doesn’t care about stuff like this. Hypocrites.
“Micro aggressions” like conspiracy to commit a threat?😂
 

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I can see how that is comparable to your Muslim hate.

My post didn’t say anything about Muslims. You took it there, because you are obsessed with identity politics.

I have no idea what the religion is of the violent extremists on Michigan’s campus. Looks like a pretty diverse group of people.

One of those charged is now teaching at a Milwaukee school.

I didn’t say anything about a risk to democracy, and didn’t say anything about Muslims. People like you are impossible to have a reasonable discussion with.
 
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My post didn’t say anything about Muslims. You took it there, because you are obsessed with identity politics.

I have no idea what the religion is of the violent extremists on Michigan’s campus.

One of those charged is now teaching at a Milwaukee school.

I didn’t say anything about a risk to democracy, and didn’t say anything about Muslims. People like you are impossible to have a reasonable discussion with.
Yeah, right! Didn't say anything about them being Muslim, but showed each of their pictures, and names. If you didn't believe them to be Muslim you wouldn't have posted it.
 
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Yeah, right! Didn't say anything about them being Muslim, but showed each of their pictures, and names. If you didn't believe them to be Muslim you wouldn't have posted it.

You thought that you bigot. Is Colin Hunter Weger Muslim? Sounds Irish (Catholic?) to me. I have no idea about him or the others. I shared the pictures because those are the mugshots of the people arrested. You assume they are all Muslim. I don’t give a ****. They are all extremists that were on an American campus.

Please don’t respond to my posts if you are going to be a bigot.

You care more about the criminals identity being shared than their criminal behavior.
 
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Let's look at how @tjfleck6's makeover of the Arizona Republican Party has gone. From John McCain, Jon Kyl/Jeff Flake, and Doug Ducey to the following:

Arizona Governor - Dem
Arizona Senator #1 - Dem
Arizona Senator #2 - Dem
All Other Executive Officers in Arizona - Dem
Arizona State House - Dem
Arizona State Senate - Dem

Congratulations to TJ, his neighbors hate his politics just as much as I do. This is a glorious accomplishment, turning one of the most GOP states in the country 15 years ago into a Dem stronghold. Epic!

Btw, as one could have guessed, Jeff Flake is laughing at you. Then again, he might be too nice for that, but I'm sure not.
 

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Let's look at how @tjfleck6's makeover of the Arizona Republican Party has gone. From John McCain, Jon Kyl/Jeff Flake, and Doug Ducey to the following:

Arizona Governor - Dem
Arizona Senator #1 - Dem
Arizona Senator #2 - Dem
All Other Executive Officers in Arizona - Dem
Arizona State House - Dem
Arizona State Senate - Dem

Congratulations to TJ, his neighbors hate his politics just as much as I do. This is a glorious accomplishment, turning one of the most GOP states in the country 15 years ago into a Dem stronghold. Epic!

Btw, as one could have guessed, Jeff Flake is laughing at you. Then again, he might be too nice for that, but I'm sure not.

After seeing a red/purple state go blue first hand, I wouldn’t wish it on my greatest enemy.

He should move though. He’s told me that several times.
 
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After seeing a red/purple state go blue first hand, I wouldn’t wish it on my greatest enemy.

He should move though. He’s told me that several times.

Different circumstances for now.

You think all Democrats are progressives, because Colorado's Democratic orientation is basically a function of its voter base being secular white progressives.

While Arizona has some of that, about 30% of the state's electorate (versus 20% in Colorado) is minority, and I suspect there's also a much higher share of suburban party switcher in AZ (formerly GOP, now Dem). Just not the same constituency for radicalism.

For the foremost example of this, going from Rs to Dems in GA is not going to bring a huge change. The Democratic Party is basically blacks and suburban left centrists. The change they bring - especially on economics - won't be profound.
 
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The other thing, Colorado Republicans are quite religious (at least the 1990s/2000s versions of them). The state became a place that a bunch of right wing religious groups flocked.

Which assuredly enhanced a desire for payback among those who think they suffered in the political minority. Arizona Rs were a lot more normie, which is why TJ hated a lot of them.
 
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Different circumstances for now.

You think all Democrats are progressives, because Colorado's Democratic orientation is basically a function of its voter base being secular white progressives.

While Arizona has some of that, about 30% of the state's electorate (versus 20% in Colorado) is minority, and I suspect there's also a much higher share of suburban party switcher in AZ (formerly GOP, now Dem). Just not the same constituency for radicalism.

For the foremost example of this, going from Rs to Dems in GA is not going to bring a huge change. The Democratic Party is basically blacks and suburban left centrists. The change they bring - especially on economics - won't be profound.

Hopefully it doesn’t happen there, but I have my doubts. I don’t think all Dems or progressives, but I’ve seen how moderate Dems cave to the progressives pretty easily. Hopefully that changes with more reasonable/likeable leaders in the GOP moving forward, but not real optimistic.
 
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