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roadtrasheer

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It's soro's backed prosecutors but it was asked by you what Reps want, this is what I want for these damn criminals that have forfeited the right to breath air. White, brown, black or red .
I'm all for 3 & out . How many 2nd chances does a person get?
I'm all for death sentence for heroin dealers. I'm all for getting the mentally ill off the streets besides the prison system. We can thank Geraldo for that cluster .
 

atlkvb

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Absolutely devastating review of creepy Joe's first year in office. (If you wonder why all his "record" 80 million voters have abandoned him...including on this forum...this explains it)


excerpt:

“Dear Joe, Happy Anniversary,” Morgan began. “Can we get a divorce?”

“I don’t like to sugar-coat things, so let me be blunt: You’ve been a disaster.”

“In fact,” Morgan continued, “it’s hard to think of a more insipid, less inspiring, fiasco-ridden opening 12 months to a presidency.”

Morgan affirmed his belief that Biden is not a bad man, but that many Americans are looking to him in tumultuous times and are asking “why him?” So far, Morgan wrote, Biden has “singularly failed to provide a convincing answer.”

This is DEVASTATING!!!!! Excellent, factual, read.
 

atlkvb

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Hey atl...I can't be responsible for all that guy said in that article. Hell I don't even remember half of it!

Well creepy Joe, that probably explains why he's 100% correct that you've been a disaster!
 

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I'm all for 3 & out . How many 2nd chances does a person get?
I'm all for death sentence for heroin dealers. I'm all for getting the mentally ill off the streets besides the prison system. We can thank Geraldo for that cluster .
Well, exactly where are you putting the mentally ill?
 

roadtrasheer

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Well, exactly where are you putting the mentally ill?
I don't know, but they are a danger to us & them & locking them up like a hard criminal is inhumane. I remember watching Geraldo lobby to get rid of crazy houses back when Clinton was president. I think crazy houses is more human than prison on jails.
Unfortunately they need special attention & need to be locked up . We already give them checks, foodstamps & free medical, why not put them up?
I truly dont know how to handle them but letting them run the streets is wrong , puts cops in a bad situation .
 

Airport

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I don't know, but they are a danger to us & them & locking them up like a hard criminal is inhumane. I remember watching Geraldo lobby to get rid of crazy houses back when Clinton was president. I think crazy houses is more human than prison on jails.
Unfortunately they need special attention & need to be locked up . We already give them checks, foodstamps & free medical, why not put them up?
I truly dont know how to handle them but letting them run the streets is wrong , puts cops in a bad situation .
They're crazy, why does it matter where we put them? They won't know the difference. Sarcasm intended but the dangerous ones should be incarcerated somewhere.
 

Darth_VadEER

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It is the GOP's problem, it is the country's problem.
We cant keep doing what we are doing . If we have a Democrat president Republicans try & block everything & the same when the quarter is flipped.

Nope.

GOP voters didnt vote for voting rights reform, or social infrastructure. That that put in front of the people by the Democrats, they are responsible to sell the publix and persuade. GOP has no responsibility to fix or support bad legislation.

If you want things to get better, than they need to vote legislation that is actually popular with the public.
 

DvlDog4WVU

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Then they need a new plan of attack.
They need to get into the city, foot soldiers so to speak. Something, anything.
Put it in the context of WV. So many similarities between WV and the inner cities. For 80+ years, it was almost unthinkable to even utter you were a Republican in the state as a politician. You got zero support and zero traction. People woke up to the fact the Democratic Party was no longer serving the interests of WV, too late.

It’s the same concept with the inner cities. Right now, the only representation they have and see is from the Democratic Party. Is it because the Dems are best serving the interests of the inner cities? I think we have 60 years of data to say that’s definitely not the case. Not too mention, with every breath on the left, they’re demonizing the GOP as racists. There is a reason for that. They’re trying to hang onto their monolith of urban support while simultaneously abandoning them for the Hispanic and the crazy vote. They’ll have to go through the transition to realizing, the best approach is to make both parties have to earn their vote. Just like in WV, it took time. Now, WV has swung so reliably to the right, you don’t even really need to campaign if you’re a GOPer.

It’ll happen, it just takes time and the right set of circumstances.
 

roadtrasheer

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Put it in the context of WV. So many similarities between WV and the inner cities. For 80+ years, it was almost unthinkable to even utter you were a Republican in the state as a politician. You got zero support and zero traction. People woke up to the fact the Democratic Party was no longer serving the interests of WV, too late.

It’s the same concept with the inner cities. Right now, the only representation they have and see is from the Democratic Party. Is it because the Dems are best serving the interests of the inner cities? I think we have 60 years of data to say that’s definitely not the case. Not too mention, with every breath on the left, they’re demonizing the GOP as racists. There is a reason for that. They’re trying to hang onto their monolith of urban support while simultaneously abandoning them for the Hispanic and the crazy vote. They’ll have to go through the transition to realizing, the best approach is to make both parties have to earn their vote. Just like in WV, it took time. Now, WV has swung so reliably to the right, you don’t even really need to campaign if you’re a GOPer.

It’ll happen, it just takes time and the right set of circumstances.
I see your point as a 50 year old hillbilly who for the first 30 years I was a strong Democrat & now not so much . Just want to see more inner city hustle.
 

Darth_VadEER

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I see your point as a 50 year old hillbilly who for the first 30 years I was a strong Democrat & now not so much . Just want to see more inner city hustle.

It's really about issues and agenda.

For example, the push to socialism is actually driving some Hispanic voters to GOP, and some of the LGBTQ issues seem to be driving african america men away from the Democrats. School closures are pushing suburban voters back into the red.

Its hard to develop a broad agenda that everyone gets behind and can be supported everywhere. Unions still drive large parts of agenda, special interests, ect.
 

roadtrasheer

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It's really about issues and agenda.

For example, the push to socialism is actually driving some Hispanic voters to GOP, and some of the LGBTQ issues seem to be driving african america men away from the Democrats. School closures are pushing suburban voters back into the red.

Its hard to develop a broad agenda that everyone gets behind and can be supported everywhere. Unions still drive large parts of agenda, special interests, ect.
I get this