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Advice for Trump: Beg this man for forgiveness and bring him back

Broke: Trump said Liz Cheney should face a firing squad. Woke: That’s a lie, he implied that she’s a chicken hawk. Bespoke: I wish Trump said that Liz Cheney should face a firing squad.

No, the wives of Trump-voting men are not the ones losing this country for us. This map is why Dems are attempting to replace Whites. Democracy is just demographics.

At this point it’s just better to play it at their level and let it ride. Ultimately, in the long term, I think that this outcome is better than if Trump won in 2020. But to your point

Trump campaign dropped the term “remigration” yesterday, OP. We’re so back.

Oh, this is the guy who refused to obey his commander in chief and then told an enemy country that he’d check with them before following the commander in chief’s orders? Milley has every reason to go balls to the wall against Trump. By any historical standard he should hang from the neck until dead.

I was listening to one of the post-mortem interviews and a couple of the former Kamala staffers indicated that they knew that they needed to move to center on several issues, particularly social ones, but thought it wouldn't be credible given how far left her actual policy commitments had been. In particular, they spent hours attempting to strategize a way to respond to the "they/them" ad but ultimately couldn't come up with anything that stuck. Also while the media was saying how terrible team Trump's strategy to get out the vote was apparently the Kamala campaign staffers were completely clueless as to how to slow it down.

Iranian. Uh huh. Kill Trump and pin the body on Iran. Not a terrible plan to finally kick off the regime’s yugely-desired war with Iran.

tfw Trump's second term will never be as great as the libtard fever dreams about it are

I can’t really speak to Trump’s genealogy, but ethnic Germans can be seen as cousins of sorts to the ethnic Americans in general. They assimilate just fine and have intermarried quite a lot with the old American stock. Again, ignorance of the history of the early laws of this country with respect to immigration especially is no friend. I’ve spoken to the heritage black Americans already in this very thread. If you can’t be bothered to read just say so and have done with it.

Once the Supreme Court repeals the 20th Century and we deport about 75 million people maybe we'll get some actual Constitutional governing again. Until then I just hope that Trump can muster even 25% of the Trump you lot seem to fear should he get elected. I'm not holding out any hope.

Somebody has made that argument in earnest before so I’ll say it for their benefit): Obama enjoyed GAE regime protection. Trump does not.

The only options are those who provide insurance against an almost inevitable assassination. If tulsi is his VP and by some miracle Trump wins she’ll recite the oath of office by July 2025.

Well, let's not assume anything regarding the level of delusion or self-deception in the Democratic party. They might have legitimately thought if they pumped Biden with enough supps and stims they could get him through with a ton of prep. Moving it up would also hold off 3+ months of further decline and they can hide him in October like they did last time. The whole reason for running Joe to begin with was because the Dems had very few viable options going into 2020. They haven't really developed any more since (Newsome is intriguing for them but clearly had no plans to run this year and appears to be gearing up for a possible 2028 bid). Republicans, for all their faults, have a few people that could bring out all the normal Republican voters should they choose to run. But for a moment let's accept Dave "I buy boys" Rubin's premise that Trump "fell for it" with regard to the debate. The Democrats now have a little inside two months to get their act together and coalesce around another candidate. In this scenario, the DNC old guard who are currently running the country in Biden's stead certainly already have *their guy* and have had him for some time now. The problem is that there are some much younger Dems with some actual principles in Congress currently who wouldn't be able to see the writing on the wall and think it's the time for *their guy* instead. I doubt very much that the likes of AOC, Omar, etc. and the folks that support and vote for those types are rushing to install another Biden-type who can have the strings pulled by the same shills managing the decline of this country currently. And now Trump is in a position where he may beat the hell out of the Biden piñata but also very publicly raise the obvious question to everyone with a functioning frontal lobe: who, in fact, is calling the shots? He can pillory the entire democratic party for allowing this to continue when many of them obviously knew. Meanwhile the Dems have to somewhat scramble to get the ducks and delegates in a row to nominate someone in August with a very short ramp to the election. In short, I think Trump stands to *gain* more than lose by having an early debate, even if the plan all along was to move off Biden.

All those things didn’t go far enough, actually. Again, if Trump was even 25% of what leftists claimed he was I might be inclined to vote for him.

Tell me you’ve never been within 50 miles of a farm without telling me you’ve never been within 50 miles of a farm. But I’m thankful for the hand wringing over this because she would have been an awful (and likely) VP pick for Trump without it.

What do you think you have in common with the average 2020 Trump voter, Tibs? Genuinely curious. Presumably this guy would agree with the recent Supreme Court decisions, would think that the J6 hearings are grandstanding at best, and live in middle America.

The DOJ has no right to oversee elections. Isn’t it strange that the same corrupt urban centers that stopped counting in the middle of the night when trump was leading are having issues again? What a coincidence!

Is there anyone who has produced a full throated defense of this? Or is it literally just gerontocracy in action and any illusion of representation is gone? you constantly respond to my posts with nonsense about trump. This is odd considering what I’ve said here about trump and the fact that trump was not nearly right enough for my taste. Congress began looting the treasury long ago, shortly after 9/11. You have no business talking about these things amongst adults.

I'm not sure Haley stands much of a chance outside of yellow areas (which New Hampshire is chock full of) or her home state. Essentially she needs everyone else to drop out and assume the anti-Trump Republican role. DeSantis has no plans to drop out prior to Iowa or New Hampshire, I would assume.

For those of you who actually believe Cheney lost because of her position on Trump I'd enjoy seeing your analysis of Kemp's landslide win in Georgia earlier this year. The reality is that Liz Cheney lost this seat before she joined the House Select Committee. The polling data says as much. She was never as popular as her predecessor who now serves in the Senate. And while people like to point to how often she voted the conservative position, that changed a bit in the last year as she voted for, among others, the gun control bill, the CHIPS Act, and unlimited money for the crackpot in Ukraine. Her position on Jan 6 isn't what did her in. It was her singular focus on helping conduct public show trials over what her constituents actually cared about. That'll get you every time. As an end note, if you're a leftist who has helped to sanitize the Cheney name over the last year I think you have some real soul-searching to do.

Canada has little in the way of domestic vaccine production. Trump made threats and promises to domestic producers in the US to keep vaccines here. Huge subsidies followed by threats to yank them back if they didn’t come through domestically. Say what you will about the man, but he knew how to throw money at a problem 😂

Quick and dirty look at VA gov returns, seems like Youngkin flipped 12 counties/cities that went for Biden last year, and increased republican share in nearly every county/city that went for Trump.

Avenatti's actions were criminal, and like The Lincoln Project he became a darling of the fourth estate due to anti-Trump sentiments and turned embarrassment to his former benefactors. But tbh I find his actions w/r/t Nike far less disturbing than a corporation propped up by child exploitation with an unlimited propaganda budget getting their water carried by federal prosecutors.

Bitching about turnout in blizzard conditions? Dole's (former) record win in 1988 had a turnout of 108,000. Gonna be north of 111,000 this year. And in '88 there was no incumbent on the other side. I don't get the premise of this thread, did the OP forget that Iowa was cooler on Trump in 2016 too? Cruz won that one (lol).