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November 2026 The Mid-Terms
Artful Dodger replied to Trump_is_Mentally_fit's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
After two years of Trump, the Democrats should do well in the midterms. However, that might depend on the quality of their candidates. If they continue down the insane road that they're on now, they're likely to underperform in 2026, just as the Republicans did in 2022, thanks to the terrible quality of Republican candidates that year. Assuming the Democrats win back the House, they'll probably impeach Trump four or five more times before the end of his term just for the hell of it. -
I noticed this as well. On at least three occasions, Nantz called a first down and then had to take it back as the refs marked the ball short of the marker. In future playoff games against the Chiefs, the Bills should assume that they need to gain at least eleven yards for a first down to account for referee slippage.
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How does teaching recruits about the Tuskegee Airmen help our airmen to kill the enemy?
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I sacrificed a goat and checked its entrails, and there were no signs of corruption. It looks good for this weekend.
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Good find, and it begs the question: who has been mismanaging the hell out of the country for the last four years? Every journalist from the mainstream media attached to the White House since 2021 ought to fall on a sword and commit seppuku. They've been ignoring or hiding the biggest White House coverup since Watergate and maybe since Woodrow Wilson had a stroke and lost his capacity to govern over a hundred years ago. This story is just another nail in the coffin for the legacy media's credibility.
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Are the Patriots still the NFL team you dislike the most?
Artful Dodger replied to Another Fan's topic in The Stadium Wall
The Chiefs. No, not the Chiefs really. Mostly their fans. In the AFC title game this year, I would like to see Buffalo go to Arrowhead Stadium and beat the Chiefs 51-7. -
This is brilliant.
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President Biden pardons his son, Hunter.
Artful Dodger replied to Walking Tall's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
In Biden's defense, he's probably forgotten that he promised not to pardon his kid. -
2028 Race for The White House
Artful Dodger replied to JDHillFan's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
You have to go down five places to get to anyone who resembles a moderate. -
This is how you start to get a brand back on track.
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But wait! Trump hates women and minorities.
Artful Dodger replied to SoonerBillsFan's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Truly, it's the most diverse group of Nazis in history. 😐 -
Your Top Three Initiatives for Trump
Artful Dodger replied to Andy1's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
1. Eliminate DEI initiatives, especially in the military where it's hampering recruitment and affecting readiness. If you're a federal employee and you ever have to sit through another training session on white fragility or systemic racism, that's one too many times. 2. Restore border security. Reinstitute Trump's Remain in Mexico policy and/or build the wall in vulnerable border areas. 3. Immigration reform. How about a merit-based system for a change? We have major shortages of engineers and doctors. Let's fix that. There's a million things that the new administration needs to do to rectify the damage done by the Biden Administration, but if they can get these things accomplished it will be a good start. -
Great post! 1. The election was a thorough repudiation of progressive governance, the mainstream media, and the establishment, not necessarily in that order rather than an embrace of a new Republicanism. The liberal consensus in this country has been shattered. However, Trump doesn't have a coherent ideology, and he never will. However, we may get a good immigration bill, finally. I hope so. 2,6. Trump is exhausting and people will get tired of him fairly quickly as they did during his first term, and the Democratic Party will come roaring back in the midterms. The Democrats will be strongly favored as the Not Trump party in 2028, whether it has a coherent ideology or not and the Republican candidate is forced to defend the last four years. 4. The abortion issue is obviously a loser for Republicans. Eventually nearly every state will settle on legalizing abortions through four months or so which is similar to most European countries. Once we reach that point, the issue will be largely off the table. Not sure how long that will take. 8. Come Inauguration Day, there will be riots in some blue cities including Washington, DC. Since the riots will be characterized as "mostly peaceful," maybe they won't be too destructive. But it may be that this movement has exhausted itself and been discredited and hopefully it won't get another boost from Trump's election.
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Election Day/Week/Month 2024 Results
Artful Dodger replied to BillsFanNC's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Apparently, the politics of Joy isn't all it's cracked up to be. This is a rejection of four years of terrible progressive policies, the establishment, and the mainstream media, not necessarily in that order. -
It's probably time to bring this golden oldie back from 2016. It never gets old.
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Election Day/Week/Month 2024 Results
Artful Dodger replied to BillsFanNC's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
When you're losing on the issue of democracy to a guy who refused to accept the results of the 2020 election, you know you've got a problem. A little introspection for the Democrats might be order here. On the other hand, Trump is not running against the president; he's running against Vice President Harris. -
Election Day/Week/Month 2024 Results
Artful Dodger replied to BillsFanNC's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Due to the tied vote, there's news reports that both sides in Dixville Notch have started to riot over the results. -
I strongly doubt there will be a civil war, but if there is, it will be over quickly. Most soldiers come from the red States, and red state citizens have more guns. More importantly, the red states would have internal lines of communication, while the blue states are mostly on the coasts, separated by 3,000 miles of red state counties. Also, even in states like California and Oregon, most of the areas outside of the major coastal cities are deeply red. The red States could deal with the blue states and blue enclaves within the red states in a piecemeal fashion.
