Republicans for Harris

[Mikie2times]

6 hours ago, JaCrispy said:

Anytime 👍

 

But it’s not really intimate knowledge as much as it is common sense…

 

Who do the Establishment keep trying to take down?

 

Who do the Establishment keep trying to promote?

 

Trump went along with the Establishment during Covid- mainly because he had such minimal knowledge on the subject (as everyone did), that he had no choice…

 

But he goes against the Establishment on foreign policy, as well as domestic policy relating to DEII and the border…👍

 

 

 

 

https://www.opensecrets.org/elections-overview/biggest-donors

 

Follow the money, got it. 

[L Ron Burgundy]

7 hours ago, K D said:

Riiiight scholars and academics like Professor Suggon Deeznuts

Derp.  You're a mark son.  Just like the suckers that spent money to go to Trump University.   

[Andy1]

More than 200 Republicans who worked for President George W. Bush, Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) or the late Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) have endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris, warning in a letter that a second Trump presidency “will hurt real, everyday people and weaken our sacred institutions.”
 

The open letter with the endorsement was first published Monday in USA Today, with 238 signatures.

 

In the letter, the GOP alumni wrote that they are voting for Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, despite policy differences. “Of course, we have plenty of honest, ideological disagreements with Vice President Harris and Gov. Walz,” they wrote. “That’s to be expected. The alternative, however, is simply untenable.”

 

Here is the link to letter and signees.

https://s3.documentcloud.org/documents/25071901/bush-mccain-and-romney-alumni-for-harris-statement.pdf

 

[K D]

13 minutes ago, Andy1 said:

More than 200 Republicans who worked for President George W. Bush, Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) or the late Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) have endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris, warning in a letter that a second Trump presidency “will hurt real, everyday people and weaken our sacred institutions.”
 

The open letter with the endorsement was first published Monday in USA Today, with 238 signatures.

 

In the letter, the GOP alumni wrote that they are voting for Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, despite policy differences. “Of course, we have plenty of honest, ideological disagreements with Vice President Harris and Gov. Walz,” they wrote. “That’s to be expected. The alternative, however, is simply untenable.”

 

Here is the link to letter and signees.

https://s3.documentcloud.org/documents/25071901/bush-mccain-and-romney-alumni-for-harris-statement.pdf

 

Yes it's been discussed. Nice of them to voluntarily out themselves as part of the Uniparty elite. It will be easy to tell who's who now

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[Andy1]

1 hour ago, K D said:

Yes it's been discussed. Nice of them to voluntarily out themselves as part of the Uniparty elite. It will be easy to tell who's who now

Yes, it has been discussed because it is remarkable. It is amazing how none of the people who worked closely with Trump are willing to publicly support him. Most are staying silent to avoid MAGA backlash. Many have come out publicly to warn America about him. The further people are from Trump, the more appealing he seems. In all my years of following politics, I’ve never seen this level of disgust towards a former president by his former Republican team members/employees. If you were interviewing someone for a job and his former coworkers spoke like this, no one would hire him. 
 

Here is a small sample of what people who worked closely with Trump have said about him: 

General John Kelly: “The depths of his dishonesty is just astounding to me. . . . He’s the most flawed person I have ever met in my life.”

General Jim Mattis: “He’s dangerous. He’s unfit.” “The president has no moral compass.” “This degradation of the American experiment is real.”

Dan Coats: “He doesn’t know the difference between the truth and a lie.”

Rex Tillerson: “A moron.”

Mitt Romney: “I think he’s not smart. I mean really not smart.” “A whack job.”

Gary Cohn: “Dumb as *****.”

 

[The Frankish Reich]

4 minutes ago, Andy1 said:

Yes, it has been discussed because it is remarkable. It is amazing how none of the people who worked closely with Trump are willing to publicly support him. Most are staying silent to avoid MAGA backlash. Many have come out publicly to warn America about him. The further people are from Trump, the more appealing he seems. In all my years of following politics, I’ve never seen this level of disgust towards a former president by his former Republican team members/employees. If you were interviewing someone for a job and his former coworkers spoke like this, no one would hire him. 
 

Here is a small sample of what people who worked closely with Trump have said about him: 

General John Kelly: “The depths of his dishonesty is just astounding to me. . . . He’s the most flawed person I have ever met in my life.”

General Jim Mattis: “He’s dangerous. He’s unfit.” “The president has no moral compass.” “This degradation of the American experiment is real.”

Dan Coats: “He doesn’t know the difference between the truth and a lie.”

Rex Tillerson: “A moron.”

Mitt Romney: “I think he’s not smart. I mean really not smart.” “A whack job.”

Gary Cohn: “Dumb as *****.”

 

Exactly.

Most of these people signed up early on. They obviously thought they could have a positive impact on Trump, channeling his PR skills into actual policy. They all failed.

[K D]

23 minutes ago, Andy1 said:

Yes, it has been discussed because it is remarkable. It is amazing how none of the people who worked closely with Trump are willing to publicly support him. Most are staying silent to avoid MAGA backlash. Many have come out publicly to warn America about him. The further people are from Trump, the more appealing he seems. In all my years of following politics, I’ve never seen this level of disgust towards a former president by his former Republican team members/employees. If you were interviewing someone for a job and his former coworkers spoke like this, no one would hire him. 
 

Here is a small sample of what people who worked closely with Trump have said about him: 

General John Kelly: “The depths of his dishonesty is just astounding to me. . . . He’s the most flawed person I have ever met in my life.”

General Jim Mattis: “He’s dangerous. He’s unfit.” “The president has no moral compass.” “This degradation of the American experiment is real.”

Dan Coats: “He doesn’t know the difference between the truth and a lie.”

Rex Tillerson: “A moron.”

Mitt Romney: “I think he’s not smart. I mean really not smart.” “A whack job.”

Gary Cohn: “Dumb as *****.”

 

Now do Kamala. Literally the worst rated VP in history. 93% of her staff quit. Failed her bar exam and can't do an interview. Use your head. You just listed all of the elites in Washington who don't want to lose power. If Trump gets in it's over for them.

 

They tried to smear him in the press, impeach him, jail him, assassinate him, and he just keeps on coming! They are getting desperate. Politicians are the absolute scum of the earth and I can't wait to see them all go down. You love to see it!

[Andy1]

5 minutes ago, K D said:

Now do Kamala. Literally the worst rated VP in history. 93% of her staff quit. Failed her bar exam and can't do an interview. Use your head. You just listed all of the elites in Washington who don't want to lose power. If Trump gets in it's over for them.

Ah yes, I forgot. Trump only hires the most qualified and best people. But I guess if they disagree with him, they instantly morph into the elite Washington swamp scum. 

[K D]

21 minutes ago, Andy1 said:

Ah yes, I forgot. Trump only hires the most qualified and best people. But I guess if they disagree with him, they instantly morph into the elite Washington swamp scum. 

Your only response on Kamala is "but Trump..." No response to Kamala being an absolute moron who everyone hates at best, a Marxist at worst? I personally don't even agree with Trump on many things but for now he's useful in taking down the power hungry trash bags in Washington. If you are for the Washington elites then I don't know what to say, you are too far gone.

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[Joe Ferguson forever]

12 minutes ago, K D said:

Your only response on Kamala is "but Trump..." No response to Kamala being an absolute moron who everyone hates at best, a Marxist at worst? I personally don't even agree with Trump on many things but for now he's useful in taking down the power hungry trash bags in Washington. If you are for the Washington elites then I don't know what to say, you are too far gone.

Dude, there are a handful of people that should be in the cabinet. Trump pi$$ed off most of the R ones. So it’s RFK jr and Elon Musk for him. They’ll leave as well and a dolt will be making his own world altering decisions. Not ideal. 

[K D]

9 minutes ago, Joe Ferguson forever said:

Dude, there are a handful of people that should be in the cabinet. Trump pi$$ed off most of the R ones. So it’s RFK jr and Elon Musk for him. They’ll leave as well and a dolt will be making his own world altering decisions. Not ideal. 

And Kamala is better? 93% of her staff quit. We need to get these power hungry elites out of there but you want to vote for them to stay just because "Trump." It's not a good reason, he's only one old man. You can't give up your freedoms and this country because he's a jack@$$. He's 1 guy. The other side actually has the power and they are getting more powerful every day

[Joe Ferguson forever]

6 minutes ago, K D said:

And Kamala is better? 93% of her staff quit. We need to get these power hungry elites out of there but you want to vote for them to stay just because "Trump." It's not a good reason, he's only one old man. You can't give up your freedoms and this country because he's a jack@$$. He's 1 guy. The other side actually has the power and they are getting more powerful every day

She’s got many more top D advisors to go thru than him. She’ll stick more to the party values and goals. No contest for me. 

[K D]

4 minutes ago, Joe Ferguson forever said:

She’s got many more top D advisors to go thru than him. She’ll stick more to the party values and goals. No contest for me. 

What are the party values and goals? To make it so only they can tell us who will run for president and so a Republican or outsider can never win an election again? You don't even know what her positions are. You want the swamp to remain in power and nothing will ever get better that way. Sad.

 

Let me guess, you would have rooted for the British in 1776? There were plenty of people like you back then too. You want the ruling class to reign over us apparently.

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[Joe Ferguson forever]

9 hours ago, K D said:

What are the party values and goals? To make it so only they can tell us who will run for president and so a Republican or outsider can never win an election again? You don't even know what her positions are. You want the swamp to remain in power and nothing will ever get better that way. Sad.

 

Let me guess, you would have rooted for the British in 1776? There were plenty of people like you back then too. You want the ruling class to reign over us apparently.

I want capitalism and democracy.  I don't want autocracy.

Ruling class is a socialist/communist phrase.

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[K D]

3 minutes ago, Joe Ferguson forever said:

I want capitalism and democracy.  I don't want autocracy.

Then you are voting for the wrong party. They literally just told you this is the one and only person you get to "vote" for. It's not much of a vote if there's only 1 choice. That's how Putin does it too

[Joe Ferguson forever]

2 minutes ago, K D said:

Then you are voting for the wrong party. They literally just told you this is the one and only person you get to "vote" for. It's not much of a vote if there's only 1 choice. That's how Putin does it too

I like Harris.  I like Walz.  I'm aware of the party rules. I'm aware that the DNC is not  family biz like the RNC.   I also get the opportunity to vote down ticket.  I'll win one there for senate and lose one for the house.  such is democracy.

[K D]

20 minutes ago, Joe Ferguson forever said:

I like Harris.  I like Walz.  I'm aware of the party rules. I'm aware that the DNC is not  family biz like the RNC.   I also get the opportunity to vote down ticket.  I'll win one there for senate and lose one for the house.  such is democracy.

You would have voted for Harris if you had other choices? Then not only are you naive but you are a liar

[Joe Ferguson forever]

1 minute ago, K D said:

You would have voted for Harris if you had other choices? Then not only are you naive but you are a liar

There wasn't time for another primary election.  The sitting VP was the obvious and appropriate choice.  

Would you have voted for any D versus trump?  Then why do you care how my party proceeds.  Stay in your own dingy lane.

[K D]

Just now, Joe Ferguson forever said:

There wasn't time for another primary election.  The sitting VP was the obvious and appropriate choice.  

Would you have voted for any D versus trump?  Then why do you care how my party proceeds.  Stay in your own dingy lane.

Absolutely. I would have voted for Tulsi in 2020. She absolutely wrecked Kamala because she's real and Kamala is a bum.

 

Dem vs Republican doesn't matter if they are part of the Uniparty regime. Bush, Cheney, Romney. All trash. That's the beauty of being independent. You aren't brain dead and stuck with 1 person to vote for.

 

RFK would have had a good chance to win the Dem nomination if this was actually a Democracy and not an autocracy or at the very least an oligarchy.

[Joe Ferguson forever]

20 minutes ago, K D said:

Absolutely. I would have voted for Tulsi in 2020. She absolutely wrecked Kamala because she's real and Kamala is a bum.

 

Dem vs Republican doesn't matter if they are part of the Uniparty regime. Bush, Cheney, Romney. All trash. That's the beauty of being independent. You aren't brain dead and stuck with 1 person to vote for.

 

RFK would have had a good chance to win the Dem nomination if this was actually a Democracy and not an autocracy or at the very least an oligarchy.

hmmm...so you aren't able to vote in primaries...throwing away power you seem to crave  I can vote for 3rd party candidates as well.  The ones you mentioned are unpalatable to me.