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re: Some perspective on midterms and gas prices
Posted on 10/27/26 at 6:40 pm to Stidham8
Posted on 10/27/26 at 6:40 pm to Stidham8
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Sweet. Have fun with a total Democrat government in 2028.
Think they’ll give a damn about the Epstein files?
Nah, they’ll continue the war on fossil fuels and letting millions of migrants into the country. All while raising your taxes to pay for social welfare programs for the millions of migrants coming into the country.
I won’t feel sorry for you then.
Spoiler Alert: We all get the same government.
Posted on 10/27/26 at 6:41 pm to idlewatcher
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There are plenty of purity testers that will stay home
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Are said purity testers early voters? Doesn’t appear to be based on the #’s I’m seeing
Are you asking if the people who will stay at home show up in early voting numbers?

Posted on 10/27/26 at 6:43 pm to 3down10
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Spoiler Alert: We all get the same government.
That’s why we primary grandstanders in the uniparty congress who work with Dems more than their own party
Posted on 10/27/26 at 6:44 pm to DeBoar
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That’s why we primary grandstanders in the uniparty congress who work with Dems more than their own party
Here are the 3 reasons conservatives were attacked:
1. Voted against the BBB and the trillion dollar increase in deficit spending and an economical policy of inflation.
2. Voted against starting a foreign war.
3. Voted in favor of letting the public know about the pedophiles in positions of influence and who was behind it.
I support them on all 3.
Posted on 10/27/26 at 6:46 pm to 3down10
Yah and 77 million people wanted change not some idiot from Kentucky who likes getting frisked by TSA.
Posted on 10/27/26 at 6:48 pm to udtiger
It’s not gas prices. It’s the War in Iran
Posted on 10/27/26 at 6:51 pm to IMSA_Fan
I’m pretty sure those who fall in that category (many less than some of you believe) think about both of those things at the same time, because one leads to the other.
Posted on 10/27/26 at 6:57 pm to udtiger
I don’t live in Brazil. Will my vote here affect their election in Brazil?
Here in my own country, the USA (where I safely assume any vote I might cast only anffects our own country and not Brazil’s), I’m only given a choice between two sides of the same coin. It’s an illusion of choice. Both parties in my country are irresponsible, big government shills and both will inevitably lead us to collapse. One just loves figs and trannies and one doesn’t.
I’m a Conservative and there is no Conservative party for whom to vote.
The party in my country that used to at least pretend to identify with Conseravtism has done abso-fricking-lutely nothing with the power they were given. They’ve increased spending and the size of government, refused to ensure fair elections, refuse to repeal socialist laws they promised to repeal if elected, failed to hold treasonist Commies responsible and accountable, started more wars, and increased the cost of living, and their base of stupid fricks has cheered and applauded while actual Conservatives who opposed that bullshite were primaried and replaced with more big-government grifters.
frick ‘em all. They’re both the same. It will be a cold day in hell before I vote for either of them.
Here in my own country, the USA (where I safely assume any vote I might cast only anffects our own country and not Brazil’s), I’m only given a choice between two sides of the same coin. It’s an illusion of choice. Both parties in my country are irresponsible, big government shills and both will inevitably lead us to collapse. One just loves figs and trannies and one doesn’t.
I’m a Conservative and there is no Conservative party for whom to vote.
The party in my country that used to at least pretend to identify with Conseravtism has done abso-fricking-lutely nothing with the power they were given. They’ve increased spending and the size of government, refused to ensure fair elections, refuse to repeal socialist laws they promised to repeal if elected, failed to hold treasonist Commies responsible and accountable, started more wars, and increased the cost of living, and their base of stupid fricks has cheered and applauded while actual Conservatives who opposed that bullshite were primaried and replaced with more big-government grifters.
frick ‘em all. They’re both the same. It will be a cold day in hell before I vote for either of them.
This post was edited on 10/27/26 at 7:12 pm
Posted on 10/27/26 at 7:52 pm to 3down10
I wish someone would have beaten Thune if he was up for reelection. His and other "conservatives" refusal to push and pass the Save America Act which was passed by the House makes them not conservative.. That wasn't listed in your 3 items.. Did you support Thune's non action?
Posted on 10/27/26 at 8:11 pm to Friscodog
People might not like DJT but to vote for known extremists on the left is insanity.Look what happining with all these extremists all over the world,is that what American citizens want,is the price of gas worth losing this country.Dont say that can’t happen,EUROPE said that a couple of years ago.Thats worked out well.
Posted on 10/27/26 at 8:32 pm to Friscodog
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I wish someone would have beaten Thune if he was up for reelection. His and other "conservatives" refusal to push and pass the Save America Act which was passed by the House makes them not conservative.. That wasn't listed in your 3 items.. Did you support Thune's non action?
I didn't include it because most republicans supported it and it's a good thing. So that pretty much falls on Thune.
So while I wish such a thing would pass(mostly), it would be silly to hold it against people who were in favor of it.
I say mostly because it's needed, but I'm reluctant to take it beyond a state issue. In Florida you have to show your ID already, and I worry that if you give the federal government control they can later come in and force Florida to not use ID.
Posted on 10/27/26 at 8:57 pm to udtiger
So very, very many useful idiots…
Posted on 10/27/26 at 9:05 pm to lake chuck fan
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Its ridiculous to think folks that voted for Trump and his ideas would do complete 180 and vote for Marxist Dems. Isn't gonna happen over a couple of dollars increase in gas prices.
Don't believe the Marxist propaganda......
The people you speak of are the same type of people who are bandwagon sports fans, except it's politics with them. It's crazy to think there are people out there voting with that mindset but they exist in fairly large numbers. A shite ton of these people are the same ones who voted Obammy into office.
This post was edited on 10/27/26 at 9:16 pm
Posted on 10/27/26 at 10:55 pm to 3down10
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attacking the most conservative members of congress demonstrates the disconnect going on right now.
The "most conservative member of congress" lost his own primary. You significantly overestimate his importance. Being your hero doesn't make him popular.
You also say "members." Who else falls under the category of "most conservative" congress members attacked by Trump? He hasn't attacked Burchett. Most of his attacks are on RINOs like Cornyn, who for some reason is now being supported by "conservatives."
MTG? The principled conservative who said illegal immigration was needed. You guys give Vivek shite for wanting legal, merit-based immigration. But you give a pass to MTG.
Who are all these "most conservative" members that Trump has attacked?
Posted on 10/28/26 at 6:30 am to TenWheelsForJesus
People can’t look ahead, even a few short years, to see the policies of President Trump will pay off tremendous dividends.
Venezuela will be, in a few years, be filling our SPR and keeping it full.
Panama Canal, basically controlled by china, is now firmly in control of the US.
The border is more secure than ever before.
Foreign investment of $20,000,000,000,000
Build in America
No more Government DEI
Cut government workforce
No tax on tips, overtime, or social security
Favored nation for medicine
Trump accounts for kids
Whooping Iran like bad dog
Greenland deal for rare earth and arctic security
Fight Fight Fight
These are just off the top of my head. There is much more coming.
Anyone that doesn’t take the ten minutes to vote deserves the communist crime ridden hellhole the left will impose while calling you a racist if you don’t kneel down to them blindly.
Venezuela will be, in a few years, be filling our SPR and keeping it full.
Panama Canal, basically controlled by china, is now firmly in control of the US.
The border is more secure than ever before.
Foreign investment of $20,000,000,000,000
Build in America
No more Government DEI
Cut government workforce
No tax on tips, overtime, or social security
Favored nation for medicine
Trump accounts for kids
Whooping Iran like bad dog
Greenland deal for rare earth and arctic security
Fight Fight Fight
These are just off the top of my head. There is much more coming.
Anyone that doesn’t take the ten minutes to vote deserves the communist crime ridden hellhole the left will impose while calling you a racist if you don’t kneel down to them blindly.
Posted on 10/28/26 at 6:37 am to Woolfpack
Yep, correct.
The electorate is forgetful and impatient at the same time, …. a dangerous combination.

The electorate is forgetful and impatient at the same time, …. a dangerous combination.

Posted on 10/28/26 at 6:49 am to 3down10
quote:regardless, it is a binary choice.
They didn't vote "For Trump". They voted for the campaign promises of draining the swamp, not starting foreign wars, getting rid of corruption, secure elections etc.
If one is actually 50-50 undecided between MAGA and the DSA, then one is an imbecile. But a refusal to vote would be justified, even under the binary pretext, in such a clueless circumstance.
For the vast majority though, that is not the case. If they showed up at the polls, they would have a definitive choice. Staying at home under those circumstances essentially casts a vote for the opposition, whomever that might be.
Posted on 10/28/26 at 6:50 am to NC_Tigah
When did Fox teach you people about the DSA?
Posted on 10/28/26 at 6:57 am to udtiger
I mean you’re correct in making that comparison. They’re pretty much the worst at this point.
That said I’m not recalling from any of my marketing classes that “hey our product sucks, but remember theirs is even worse” is exactly ideal messaging when trying to drum up enthusiasm for your product.
Them being violent revolutionaries is enough to keep most of the base grudgingly in line even after being told to GTFO if they questioned Epstein or whatever else, but it’s sure as hell not an ideal get out the vote strategy for a party without the president on the ballot and which just spent the last two years actively avoiding passing any of the agenda they were elected to enact.
That said I’m not recalling from any of my marketing classes that “hey our product sucks, but remember theirs is even worse” is exactly ideal messaging when trying to drum up enthusiasm for your product.
Them being violent revolutionaries is enough to keep most of the base grudgingly in line even after being told to GTFO if they questioned Epstein or whatever else, but it’s sure as hell not an ideal get out the vote strategy for a party without the president on the ballot and which just spent the last two years actively avoiding passing any of the agenda they were elected to enact.
Posted on 10/28/26 at 7:00 am to GreatLakesTiger24
quote:Gosh, it would have to have been some time before mid-November 2020, because that is the last time I've tuned into any Fox affiliate other than for sports.
When did Fox teach you people about the DSA?
But since you asked, when did MSNow convince you people that the Democrat party was not moving toward the DSA, rather than vice versa?

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