NewBRLA82

Hope you're right.

Thank you for providing a real answer instead of the other worthless "alter" asshat responses I got. I am in the contiguous boundary of St. George. Thank you.

I love Cheddar's. I wish we had one in BR.

I pray you are correct.

That's the whole point of my post. We lost in 2018, when I thought I'd see a red wave!? The Dems managed to win in suburbs across the country with anti 2nd amendment talking points and open borders!? I was dumbfounded, and I'm taking 2020 very deadly seriously. I see that many in here clearly are not. They have short memories.

I'm not voting for Biden, but I'm certainly worried the suburbanites will, do you forget 2018 when Dems got a 40 seat majority campaigning on open borders!? Look at Virginia for God's sake. We could lose our country, and the messenger being attacked.

I'm a realist who want Republicans to wake the F up to what's happening before we lose our country forever. Push Trump to do something, stop the madness. We can't just hope and pray voters won't choose the dementia patient. We have to be leaders!

I'm voting for Trump no matter what. I would not be surprised if suburban and urban GOP voters vote for Biden, not because they want to, but to get a false sense of stability. I live in the city, and I'm afraid if looting starts in BR, Trump will not stop it, and local Democrats will egg it on. We will have to depend on John Bel Edwards to stop it. I'm sure he will eventually, but it certainly makes Trump look like an empty suit. If moderate and conservative voters feel like only Democrats are stopping the looting, which they themselves inspired, then they will continue to vote Democrat like a vicious cycle.

Exactly, and by allowing them to frame Trump as somehow responsible for the looting as a response to his so-called racist policies, we are allowing them to win. He needs to not just put his foot down, he must stomp down hard on the anarchy, or that will be their winning strategy going forward. Anytime a Republican wins, riot and blame the Republicans.

Well you are right of course on how the narrative would play into their hands, but do you not think that narrative would be more likely to get Trump reelected. They have that narrative anyway, whether he takes action or not. But by not taking actions, I feel demoralized as one of his supporters. He was supposed to be a strong leader who brought back jobs while keeping our borders safe. I didn't eject someone who is just a placeholder for the next Obama.