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re: So what’s the PT consensus…time to move on from Trump?
Posted on 11/9/22 at 6:15 pm to Bass Tiger
Posted on 11/9/22 at 6:15 pm to Bass Tiger
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there are tens of millions of Americans who are too mentally fragile to vote for Trump based purely on Trump’s personality.
There is no doubt there are tens of millions of this type voter, but what only-Trumpists vastly underestimate is the number of voters on the Right that don't give a flying frick about his personality, but call into question how good he was as president and have little confidence anything would be better in a 2nd term?
What appeals to you about a Trump 2nd term?
-Bigger and more intrusive federal government? You really want more of that?
-More stellar appointments like Christopher Wray? Can we afford to give permanent government/the establishment more power?
-Far more talk than action on immigration, legal and illegal?
-A president so obsessed with what the press says about him that when it matters the most, is willing to surrender the country to the Left? Do you really want ore cities burned? More "health emergencies" to take rights away and transfer wealth from the middle class up and down?
There are legit/serious questions about what we'd get in a Trump second term. After Biden, we can't afford to not have a president that shies away from the tough work of putting the federal gov't back in the box it's supposed to be in.
Posted on 11/9/22 at 6:16 pm to Bass Tiger
It’s probably going to head that direction.
I’m ok with it.
He doesn’t really have a vision or direction for the country that he’s articulating.
And he’s going to be really old in 2024.
I’m ok with it.
He doesn’t really have a vision or direction for the country that he’s articulating.
And he’s going to be really old in 2024.
Posted on 11/9/22 at 6:20 pm to David_DJS
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After Biden, we can't afford to not have a president that shies away from the tough work of putting the federal gov't back in the box it's supposed to be in.
I hate to tell you this, but there is very little chance that the leviathan allows any candidate to be elected that would ever “put it back in its box.”
They learned their lesson in 2016.
Posted on 11/9/22 at 6:21 pm to SDVTiger
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Drumpf or Desantis will get destroyed by Gav unless they run together
nah but it dont matter
they will cheat again
Posted on 11/9/22 at 6:23 pm to Snazzmeister
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but there is very little chance that the leviathan allows any candidate to be elected that would ever “put it back in its box.”
If you’re running the show, you beat populism by not letting them really vote.
Posted on 11/9/22 at 6:25 pm to David_DJS
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What appeals to you about a Trump 2nd term?
-Bigger and more intrusive federal government? You really want more of that?
-More stellar appointments like Christopher Wray? Can we afford to give permanent government/the establishment more power?
-Far more talk than action on immigration, legal and illegal?
-A president so obsessed with what the press says about him that when it matters the most, is willing to surrender the country to the Left? Do you really want ore cities burned? More "health emergencies" to take rights away and transfer wealth from the middle class up and down?
I lean towards moving on simply because I know Trump is too toxic in the minds of a lot of Americans. As I said, I’ll vote for any America First candidate and I would have to think about it if the establishment Rs bring out a Romney or McCain type Recucklican. I don’t know if I could vote for a Romney or McCain republican again….it would be very hard.
Posted on 11/9/22 at 6:33 pm to Bass Tiger
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What do you think are the real problems facing America First beyond poor messaging and mass mail in ballot harvesting?
The electorate and the power of entrenched government interests.
We are in the midst of a paradigm shift in how voters view the role of government and what they believe in terms of personal responsibility, accountability, and values. It is a dramatic shift to the left. This has been produced through decades of indoctrination through education, academia, media, culture, social media, and now corporate influence and NGO power.
These dynamics have coupled with a massive growth of government influence and power by the W and Obama administrations and agencies that have been remade within the scope of these dynamics. Moreover, seminal events like 9/11, the Great Recession, COVID have accelerated this massive movement to the left and further leveraged government power and influence and the desire for such.
Young voters under 40 used to be unreliable voters. That is completely changed now and is a key component in this nationwide shift to the left. Young voters are actively engaged now. For them, political ideology has replaced religion as the greater purpose in life. They are fully committed. They are ideological, not practical. In Michigan, young voters increased almost 400%. In Wisconsin, young voters increased almost 300%. In Illinois, young voters increased almost 350%. These are staggering, unseen before numbers. And they are more likely to keep voting, according to exit polls. This is a new factor. For the first time in history, young Americans have a more favorable view of socialism than young Europeans.
I don’t see this dramatic shift to the left and the push for leftist policies and increased government control waning for generations. It will take generations, and possibly a catastrophic event, to push a course correction, if ever.
Posted on 11/9/22 at 6:35 pm to Bass Tiger
Trump's biggest flaw is his love of flattery. He automatically trusts anyone who kisses his arse. That led to so many poor personnel choices in his first term and at 76 years old he ain't learning shite. And that's a shame because he fought longer and harder for the middle class than every president in my lifetime combined.
Posted on 11/9/22 at 6:38 pm to shinerfan
So do you believe since his entry into the political world that he’s run into more insult and vitriol, or more flattery? Seems to me if he loves flattery that much he could’ve found a whole bunch of that somewhere else. With almost none of the hatred directed toward he and his family. I’m not so sure this is a search for flattery. JMO
Posted on 11/9/22 at 6:39 pm to Bass Tiger
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So what’s the PT consensus…time to move on from Trump?
Why? The left will vilify Desantis or any other Republican candidate just as much as Trump. Remember Maverick McCain? Mitt? Both were celebrated as moderates and were the darlings of fake news until they announced. They were then attacked mercilessly.
MAGA 2024
Posted on 11/9/22 at 6:40 pm to the808bass
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It’s probably going to head that direction.
I’m ok with it.
He doesn’t really have a vision or direction for the country that he’s articulating.
And he’s going to be really old in 2024.
I'm willing to hear him out and see what he's pitching when his campaign is announced. Maybe he'll surprise. If it's the same warmed over stuff and stolen election narrative, I think most will be ready for something else.
Posted on 11/9/22 at 6:43 pm to Bass Tiger
He is simply too polarizing. Dude governed like a boss and his policy was on point. But the electorate is too dumb/emotional to get past his abrasiveness. I don’t think he can win the general against Biden.
Posted on 11/9/22 at 6:45 pm to Bass Tiger
frick no
Anyone not all in on trump is a moron
MAGA 2024
Time for the 3 peat
Anyone not all in on trump is a moron
MAGA 2024
Time for the 3 peat
This post was edited on 11/9/22 at 6:45 pm
Posted on 11/9/22 at 7:11 pm to LuckyTiger
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The electorate and the power of entrenched government interests.
We are in the midst of a paradigm shift in how voters view the role of government and what they believe in terms of personal responsibility, accountability, and values. It is a dramatic shift to the left. This has been produced through decades of indoctrination through education, academia, media, culture, social media, and now corporate influence and NGO power.
These dynamics have coupled with a massive growth of government influence and power by the W and Obama administrations and agencies that have been remade within the scope of these dynamics. Moreover, seminal events like 9/11, the Great Recession, COVID have accelerated this massive movement to the left and further leveraged government power and influence and the desire for such.
Young voters under 40 used to be unreliable voters. That is completely changed now and is a key component in this nationwide shift to the left. Young voters are actively engaged now. For them, political ideology has replaced religion as the greater purpose in life. They are fully committed. They are ideological, not practical. In Michigan, young voters increased almost 400%. In Wisconsin, young voters increased almost 300%. In Illinois, young voters increased almost 350%. These are staggering, unseen before numbers. And they are more likely to keep voting, according to exit polls. This is a new factor. For the first time in history, young Americans have a more favorable view of socialism than young Europeans.
I don’t see this dramatic shift to the left and the push for leftist policies and increased government control waning for generations. It will take generations, and possibly a catastrophic event, to push a course correction, if ever.
Preach. I've seen you say this multiple times and I agree wholeheartedly with it. Anyone who hasn't realized this yet doesn't want to realize it.
Politics has changed forever. The left has figured that out. The right doesn't have a clue. Hell, most voters on our side were thinking there would be a massive red wave because the economy is bad. This group of voters could not give any less of a frick about inflation and gas prices. It's all about furthering the far left cause, even if it is at their own detriment.
Republican politicians and voters need to wake the hell up and recognize this.
Posted on 11/9/22 at 7:13 pm to Bass Tiger
Yes. DeSantis more appealing to most.
Posted on 11/9/22 at 7:20 pm to jimmarley
You have to know the shelf life of your product. Would you rather throw your food away too soon and waste food or throw your food away too late and get food poisoning? The jar of Trump in the fridge is starting to smell funky and there is gray crusty crap in the threads of the jar.
Posted on 11/9/22 at 7:20 pm to VADawg
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Hell, most voters on our side were thinking there would be a massive red wave because the economy is bad. This group of voters could not give any less of a frick about inflation and gas prices. It's all about furthering the far left cause, even if it is at their own detriment.
Exactly.
If this was 20 or 30 years ago, people would have voted the Democrats out big time.
But this isn’t then.
People were practical, not ideological back then.
The reverse is reality today.
Posted on 11/9/22 at 7:54 pm to LuckyTiger
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We are in the midst of a paradigm shift in how voters view the role of government and what they believe in terms of personal responsibility, accountability, and values. It is a dramatic shift to the left. This has been produced through decades of indoctrination through education, academia, media, culture, social media, and now corporate influence and NGO power.
The influx of cultural Marxists from Europe after WWI and then again after WWII set the plan in motion to liberalize the US. They infiltrated every nook and cranny of America’s educational system, mass media, Hollywood and later corporate America and the government from local levels to federal.
It took over 100 years but the American Marxists have near control or significant influence over every major institution in America. As I said in another thread, it’s going to take many elections and a serious ground game to turn the tide, the problem we face is many of the most ardent opponents of Groomerism are Boomers and they will be dying by the tens millions of millions over the next 10-15 years and I fear that could hamper serious pushback against the Groomers.
Posted on 11/9/22 at 8:15 pm to Bass Tiger
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It took over 100 years but the American Marxists have near control or significant influence over every major institution in America.
The worst part is none of the ones coming out of school now even know they're Marxists because that isn't what they call it in school or on TV or on social media.
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