re: What happens to America if DJT isn’t re-elected?

Posted by VADawg

Wherever

Member since Nov 2011

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Posted on 5/23/20 at 9:09 am to fatheadgator

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he always thinks money

This is extremely refreshing after eight years of race baiting and going on apology tours.

Posted by SDVTiger

Cabo San Lucas

Member since Nov 2011

98082 posts

Posted on 5/23/20 at 9:09 am to fatheadgator

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I’m not Republican bc i don’t like trump?

Yeah that's it

Posted by fatheadgator

Sanford, Fl

Member since Oct 2006

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Posted on 5/23/20 at 9:11 am to Flats

I agree with that too....and that’s why i fear the next president - the pendulum will swing to a populist leftist

(Well, this is assuming trump wins re-election, before COVID i thought he would easily- but idk now)

Posted by fatheadgator

Sanford, Fl

Member since Oct 2006

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Posted on 5/23/20 at 9:13 am to VADawg

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This is extremely refreshing after eight years of race baiting and going on apology tours.

Trump also race baits but whites aren’t the target

I get what you saying though ....and that’s why i fear the next president - they will be like trump but conservatives will be the target

3 ...

Posted by Champagne

Sabine Free State.

Member since Oct 2007

55308 posts

Posted on 5/23/20 at 9:14 am to ItNeverRains

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It will be interesting to see China as top economy and a 2 nation North American region as 2nd and 3rd.

Yes indeed. I do, however, maintain my opinion that this long process won't culminate for another 100 years.

This was a great USA, and, it's going to take many lifetimes to destroy it. I do believe that C19 has begun the process in earnest. If Trump loses in November, our Dem Rulers will take measures to suppress the restoration of specific economic sectors that they dislike, such as Oil & Gas. In their eyes, this C19 event proves that the USA doesn't need its own O&G industry and that we can rely solely on foreign imported O&G. That would make gas cost at least $5 a gallon, but, the Dems are perfectly fine with that because we would then use less fuel.

The USA no longer has any significant manufacturing base, as we well know. Sending the remainder of the US economy overseas won't be that difficult. The process of removing all significant manufacturing and production sectors of the US economy is already almost complete. It won't take long to send the rest of it overseas.

This post was edited on 5/23/20 at 9:15 am

Posted by SDVTiger

Cabo San Lucas

Member since Nov 2011

98082 posts

Posted on 5/23/20 at 9:15 am to fatheadgator

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Trump also race baits but whites aren’t the target

You really are an idiot. I just had to finish with that

Posted by Champagne

Sabine Free State.

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Posted on 5/23/20 at 9:16 am to fatheadgator

You'll be fine. You're no conservative.

Posted by bluedragon

Birmingham

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Posted on 5/23/20 at 9:19 am to SDVTiger

Total absolute economic crash.

Biden is no better than Obama. Obama was the most corrupt Administration of our time. We are just looking behind the curtain on how bad things actually were. There was no Obama Economy. Nothing but smoke and mirrors ...as he left office Major Corporations were leaving north, south and east to get out. Small Businesses were closing by the hundreds. This clown will create a position for AOC to be the energy czar......If she gets free run ..Regulation costs sky rocket while she works to turn the US into a massive whirlybird and mirror farm, thinking she can produce power while closing coal and all other fossil fuel plants across America ..Venezuela is a good description. As we will be led by a group of idiots while Joe goes and steps on his tongue over and over again. It's not Joe, I'm afraid of ...it's the policy makers that are the problem The left may very well get their wish .....CIVIL WAR as those having guns seized and confiscated take to the streets to end the Globalism and Fascist Socialists ..... Remember, In a Biden Presidency ....manufacturing stays in China. After all, Hunter needs to enhance his position on more Board of Director positions. Takes a lot of money to pay for that COKE Habit he has

Posted by davyjones

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Posted on 5/23/20 at 9:28 am to fatheadgator

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I don’t fear him...i don’t like him- it’s a big difference

This is the bottom line, and it appears to me that the reasoning is probably much more generic, perhaps you simply don't like his gruff and confrontational style....it rubs you the wrong way and rather seriously so. And I wouldn't fault you for that, you have every right to your opinion and no one should question that. But I am skeptical about many of the bases that you've cited in support of your position. Most are simply too unproven and rhetorical. But again, I won't fault you for having an opinion.

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Namely he is a fraud, he isn’t a Republican but has duped the party and has made a mockery of my belief system

But at the end of the day he's a New Yorker through and through, and no one should have ever thought that he would be some pillar of conservative Republican values. He's just more nuanced than that, which was obvious from the get-go.

Posted by TigerOnTheMountain

Higher Elevation

Member since Oct 2014

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Posted on 5/23/20 at 9:46 am to fatheadgator

You’re a weak, pathetic man that has spent the majority of this thread praising Obama and Biden.

You have no true political ideology. You only exist to be a contrarian and complain.

I dOnT lIkE TaXeS

Wow, groundbreaking!

Posted by Diamondawg

Mississippi

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Posted on 5/23/20 at 9:51 am to tiger91

Qualifier? Senate stays Republican or flips Demoncrat?

Posted by AU86

Member since Aug 2009

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Posted on 5/23/20 at 10:14 am to tiger91

We be fricked.

Posted by Champagne

Sabine Free State.

Member since Oct 2007

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Posted on 5/23/20 at 10:16 am to Diamondawg

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Qualifier? Senate stays Republican or flips Demoncrat?

If Trump wins reelection but the Senate and House are both Democrat, then Trump will be Impeached again, but, this time the Senate will remove him from office.

The "charges" will be pure nonsense. It will be a political showtrial that would make a Bolshevik proud.

Let's face it, the USA is in decline, and the forces that made it happen are at all-out war against Trump, because Trump is a US Nationalist. Trump believes that the USA is great and should be the greatest power on Earth. Too bad that this view is now the minority view among our Ruling Class.

Posted by fatheadgator

Sanford, Fl

Member since Oct 2006

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Posted on 5/23/20 at 10:22 am to davyjones

Davy Jones- this seems to be the most intelligent post at me...thanks!

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This is the bottom line, and it appears to me that the reasoning is probably much more generic, perhaps you simply don't like his gruff and confrontational style....it rubs you the wrong way and rather seriously so. And I wouldn't fault you for that, you have every right to your opinion and no one should question that. But I am skeptical about many of the bases that you've cited in support of your position. Most are simply too unproven and rhetorical. But again, I won't fault you for having an opinion.

The true base to my dislike of Trump is his lack of policy knowledge- as I’ve stated- I’m a professional policy nerd- i literally love that shite- I’m genuinely offended that he refuses to learn it- and why it offends me? because you sound ignorant when you speak about policy issues yet you only know the reduced cliff notes version. I don’t think our president should sound ignorant

There were times during the debate when trump would make lucid policy points and I’d look to my wife and say...if this was trump all the time, I’d be a trump fan

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But at the end of the day he's a New Yorker through and through, and no one should have ever thought that he would be some pillar of conservative Republican values. He's just more nuanced than that, which was obvious from the get-go.

I know this/ i wish my trump supporting family and friends would acknowledge this

Posted by coonasswhodat

Gonzales, Louisiana

Member since Dec 2013

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Posted on 5/23/20 at 10:36 am to tiger91

Don’t be so pessimistic. If our nation can survive four years of trump, we certainly can survive an eternity without him.