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burger bearcat
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Republicans = Tories
Posted by burger bearcat on 4/11/26 at 7:37 am
The only hope is to infiltrate the party the same way they infiltrated it. There is no other option, but most (95%+) of the elected Republicans across all levels of politics are nothing more than traitorous, corrupt democrats in GOP skin suits
There was potential with the Trump movement, but I think that star has faded unfortunately DJT is now 80 years old and has been entrenched in the swamp now that he has been a politician for over a decade.
There was potential with the Trump movement, but I think that star has faded unfortunately DJT is now 80 years old and has been entrenched in the swamp now that he has been a politician for over a decade.
re: What does success look like?
Posted by burger bearcat on 4/8/26 at 7:01 am to KiwiHead
quote:
You seem to think that Trump truly cares if Newsom wins, provided Newsom runs.
Are you suggesting that Trump doesn’t want to leave a legacy? And wants to spend his final days having him and his family probed by the FBI?
If not for any other reason than his own self interests, Trump should want mid term success as well as in 2028.
What does success look like?
Posted by burger bearcat on 4/8/26 at 6:27 am
If Republicans lose in 26 as is being predicted.
And Trumps last 2 years as a lame duck are spent fighting off impeachments and daily investigations, leading to a Newsome presidency in 28, where day one every EO is struck down.
Will there be any long term wins we can point back to?
Winning looks like winning. We have to win, the traitorous Republicans have to win, Trump/Vance have to win. You have to retain and grow power, even if we have to use the GOP as a skin suit to push the America First agenda. It’s not happening through the Democrat Party, and there is no 3rd option.
Accelerationism and all these nihilistic burn it all down freaks like the childless Fuentes don’t care what this country looks like in 10 or 15 years. We have to win, and we have to get better judges.
And Trumps last 2 years as a lame duck are spent fighting off impeachments and daily investigations, leading to a Newsome presidency in 28, where day one every EO is struck down.
Will there be any long term wins we can point back to?
Winning looks like winning. We have to win, the traitorous Republicans have to win, Trump/Vance have to win. You have to retain and grow power, even if we have to use the GOP as a skin suit to push the America First agenda. It’s not happening through the Democrat Party, and there is no 3rd option.
Accelerationism and all these nihilistic burn it all down freaks like the childless Fuentes don’t care what this country looks like in 10 or 15 years. We have to win, and we have to get better judges.
National Anthems
Posted by burger bearcat on 4/6/26 at 7:44 pm
Will we ever see a normal straight white guy or white girl sing the national anthem at a major American sports championship game again?
Amy Coney Barrett = Trump’s biggest mistake
Posted by burger bearcat on 4/4/26 at 3:15 pm
Trump got swept up in the moment and caved to the feminists. But because of that it’s going to cost us this country. The birth right citizenship is quite literally the decision of whether America is a country and Americans are a people. ACB and her feels will not decide in our favor
re: White firefighter saves black man's life with NARCAM, black man then kills him.
Posted by burger bearcat on 3/31/26 at 8:52 pm to RockyMtnTigerWDE
quote:
Poor police work. This. They should have subdued him and did a pat down and not play jovial nice guys just because he came back from the brink of death.
Thank all the George Floyd bullshite for this.
Now the police have to treat these animals with absolute kid gloves, and talk to them like toddlers.
re: Texas is now officially The Lone Saar State
Posted by burger bearcat on 3/25/26 at 9:23 pm to stout
Thank all your pencil neck COC Republican governors and senators with their lame arse ribbon cutting and golden shovel ceremonies bragging about how they are “creating jobs” for their constituents. In reality they are jobs going to the foreigners they are importing.
What are some buzzwords or phrases that need be taken out behind the woodshed?
Posted by burger bearcat on 3/18/26 at 12:26 pm
GameChanger
Let’s table this
Ending a statement with the word “Right”
Let’s table this
Ending a statement with the word “Right”
re: Rand Paul needs to be primaried in 2028
Posted by burger bearcat on 3/18/26 at 11:37 am to The Baker
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Rand has faults but was the tip of the spear in exposing fauci's crimes and getting RFKjr confirmed.
As a Kentuckian, Rand is just your typical libertarian. Likes to talk about stuff but never has a pragmatic solution to fixing anything. What did Rand’s exposure of Fauci get us ? Is Fauci wearing orange in leg shackles? Or is sitting in a comfy mansion somewhere?
In order to have a chance to save Mid Terms…
Posted by burger bearcat on 3/18/26 at 8:06 am
Trumps team needs to figure out how to get a few wins by mid-summer
Find an off ramp with these wars or conflicts
(Iran/Ukraine/Cuba/Venezuala/Israel) that make it seem the missions were successful
I never expected the Save Act to make it thru. But get creative to somehow do something thru executive action or work a deal in with a spending bill. Do something, anything.
Good old
Fashioned bribery. I know this isn’t popular with the libertarians, but I would find some way to cut checks to middle class people, possibly from Tariff fees or DOGE savings
Get fuel and grocery prices fixed. Economy as always will be the main driver.
In general, find away to make things not seem so chaotic to comfort normie norms and spin class moms (no pics)
And also some how suppress or ramp down the deranged left for a bit, so they are less motivated
All that being said, we should expect and prepare for the Dems to take back the House at minimum. This is simply the way politics go. The Senate map is still favorable, but there is an outside chance we lose that too.
As I get older, I am much more interested in being coalition guy and not one of these over reactionary burn it all down nihilist types, that has become so common on the right. My personal politics are very far to the right of anyone in the Republican Party, but I still recognize the Republican Party as the only possible bulwark against the absolute demonic manifestation that is the Democrat Party.
Find an off ramp with these wars or conflicts
(Iran/Ukraine/Cuba/Venezuala/Israel) that make it seem the missions were successful
I never expected the Save Act to make it thru. But get creative to somehow do something thru executive action or work a deal in with a spending bill. Do something, anything.
Good old
Fashioned bribery. I know this isn’t popular with the libertarians, but I would find some way to cut checks to middle class people, possibly from Tariff fees or DOGE savings
Get fuel and grocery prices fixed. Economy as always will be the main driver.
In general, find away to make things not seem so chaotic to comfort normie norms and spin class moms (no pics)
And also some how suppress or ramp down the deranged left for a bit, so they are less motivated
All that being said, we should expect and prepare for the Dems to take back the House at minimum. This is simply the way politics go. The Senate map is still favorable, but there is an outside chance we lose that too.
As I get older, I am much more interested in being coalition guy and not one of these over reactionary burn it all down nihilist types, that has become so common on the right. My personal politics are very far to the right of anyone in the Republican Party, but I still recognize the Republican Party as the only possible bulwark against the absolute demonic manifestation that is the Democrat Party.
re: Liberal politics has ruined Spring Break.
Posted by burger bearcat on 3/17/26 at 6:38 am to GatorOnAnIsland
quote:
I used to go to Ft. Lauderdale in the 70’s and it was a zoo, but there were no riots or shootings, just booze and sex. What happened?
You just answered your own question
The degenerate culture that started in the 60s/70s led to our degenerate politics.
Good times —-> Soft men ——> hard times ——> Strong Men
re: Is anyone else completely bored by all the foreign policy news?
Posted by burger bearcat on 3/16/26 at 9:53 am to Morpheus
quote:
Let’s face it the Iran situation has a big blowup in his face scenario written all over it should this drag out.
It’s already blown up. The mid terms were going to be hard enough, now that the right is completely fractured, it’s going to make it that much worse.
I get the feeling that Trump just wants to “do things” and gets fed up with being hamstrung by the bureaucratic and judicial red tape with his domestic policy, and decides to go bomb shite instead because there is no one in his way to do that.
I just wish he could use this foreign policy stuff as a bargaining chip to get something like the Save Act pushed thru. He is constantly capitulating to the MIC/Neocons and COC and they never throw us a bone back.
Is anyone else completely bored by all the foreign policy news?
Posted by burger bearcat on 3/16/26 at 5:58 am
Not because it doesn’t matter, and that that it ultimately doesn’t affect domestic issues.
It’s just that we have so many domestic issues that seem to be getting ignored. It’s amazing how all the ICE news up and disappeared? Are we getting the illegals out or not.
I have never spent much time thinking much about Iran and whether or not we should go to war with them.
However I have thought a lot about immigration, crime, cultural/social issues like feminism and race politics, etc.
It’s just that we have so many domestic issues that seem to be getting ignored. It’s amazing how all the ICE news up and disappeared? Are we getting the illegals out or not.
I have never spent much time thinking much about Iran and whether or not we should go to war with them.
However I have thought a lot about immigration, crime, cultural/social issues like feminism and race politics, etc.
Who else is sick of modernity (changing a light bulbs and iphones)
Posted by burger bearcat on 3/14/26 at 8:35 am
Now you can’t even change a light bulb without having to download an app and connect the bulb to WiFi and Bluetooth.
I bought a pack of bulbs, not realizing they were “smart bulbs”. It was for an investment property I’m working on so I couldn’t even get the stupid thing to turn on if I wasn’t connected to WiFi and Bluetooth.
Does everything we do or touch have to be plugged into the cloud at all times?
Was getting off a flight recently, and was towards the back of the plane. I observed that practically every person was glued to their phone. Even a group of women who were all together coming back from a trip, were all glued to their screen. You’d think people would be focused on trying to get their belongings and getting off the plane, but they were getting they were more concerned about getting their dopamine fix after being cut off for a few hours.
I bought a pack of bulbs, not realizing they were “smart bulbs”. It was for an investment property I’m working on so I couldn’t even get the stupid thing to turn on if I wasn’t connected to WiFi and Bluetooth.
Does everything we do or touch have to be plugged into the cloud at all times?
Was getting off a flight recently, and was towards the back of the plane. I observed that practically every person was glued to their phone. Even a group of women who were all together coming back from a trip, were all glued to their screen. You’d think people would be focused on trying to get their belongings and getting off the plane, but they were getting they were more concerned about getting their dopamine fix after being cut off for a few hours.
re: Can someone explain the Israel thing like I’m 5?
Posted by burger bearcat on 3/13/26 at 9:11 am to GreatLakesTiger24
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yes you have people typically don't talk about it in real life for obvious reasons
Most people I know tend to be confused on the Israel/Palestine conflict, but generally support Israel as far as them being allowed to defend themselves against Hamas, etc. but that’s about as far as it goes. I don’t know anyone that would want to go to war for Israel or anything like that.
Can someone explain the Israel thing like I’m 5?
Posted by burger bearcat on 3/13/26 at 9:04 am
For the life of me I cannot figure out the obsession with Israel from all sides of it. Whether it be the very “Pro Israel” camp or the “Israel is responsible for everything” camp
My general opinion of Israel is I don’t care one way or the other. I probably prefer to have a semi-western government there instead of another extension of the Caliphate. But prefer Israel to work this out themselves. If they can’t protect their land, then so be it, that’s on them. If they need to turn the Gaza Strip into glass, then so be it. They can do what they have to do to defend their land and if in their best interest expand their territory. They can knock themselves out with all of that for all I care.
Why do so many Republican politicians like Cruz or Graham or whoever obsess about Israel? I have yet to meet an average ordinary American who gives one flying f*ck about Israel and how it affects their day to day lives.
My general opinion of Israel is I don’t care one way or the other. I probably prefer to have a semi-western government there instead of another extension of the Caliphate. But prefer Israel to work this out themselves. If they can’t protect their land, then so be it, that’s on them. If they need to turn the Gaza Strip into glass, then so be it. They can do what they have to do to defend their land and if in their best interest expand their territory. They can knock themselves out with all of that for all I care.
Why do so many Republican politicians like Cruz or Graham or whoever obsess about Israel? I have yet to meet an average ordinary American who gives one flying f*ck about Israel and how it affects their day to day lives.
re: Bill Cassidy poll shows incumbent leading Louisiana Senate race
Posted by burger bearcat on 3/12/26 at 6:25 pm to ragincajun03
Everyone always bitching about RINO this RINO that. The truth is it’s the people who are the RINOs. We are the problem, it’s not the elites or the media or the politicians. It’s us.
re: FBI Seized Voting Records in Arizona
Posted by burger bearcat on 3/9/26 at 9:50 am to AlterEd
Sorry for the negativity but until someone is shackled up in an orange jumpsuit, I am going to continue to not hold my breath on anything
re: Why can’t Trump use his AOD tactics more often to reward his base?
Posted by burger bearcat on 3/8/26 at 11:42 am to VOR
quote:
You never achieve the political purity in this country that you seem to desire.
Did you even read my OP you smooth brained moron?
Did I not clearly state I understand the realities of politics?
Point being is Dem politicians are constantly feeding their frenzied base with red meat. While Trump and Republicans can never even throw us a morsel.
Democrats completely understand the concept of rewarding their friends and punishing their enemies… and Reps seem to think it works the complete opposite. Almost like some sort of self flagellation ritual to prove how principled they are.
Why can’t Trump use his AOD tactics more often to reward his base?
Posted by burger bearcat on 3/8/26 at 10:31 am
Obviously I’m happy Trump beat Kamala, and much prefer Republicans control Congress over Democrats… that is 100% a better option. I’m not exactly sure why I still can’t critique Trump and other Republicans, and wish them to do a better job.
I am not one of these purists who expects Trump to be able to deliver on every wish list item that his base wants. I totally get the reality and dynamics of having to navigate the Washington and the deeply embedded Bureaucratic red tape and Judges standing in his way, not to mention the spineless Republicans in Congress. I get it
But with all that said, he always seems ready and willing to reward the same type of people who stab him in the back and never willing to throw his loyal supporters a bone.
Ok fine, go ahead and lob some missiles on some sand dwelling goat frickers to please the MIC neocons, but then can’t he also in return shut down some of the H1B fraudulent nonsense that is out of control? Or pick up the pace on deporting illegals Biden invited in?
Where’s the deal making? The same slimey RINOs he is constantly bending over for will be lining up to go along with the Dems impeachment efforts after the 28 mid terms, mark it down.
I am not one of these purists who expects Trump to be able to deliver on every wish list item that his base wants. I totally get the reality and dynamics of having to navigate the Washington and the deeply embedded Bureaucratic red tape and Judges standing in his way, not to mention the spineless Republicans in Congress. I get it
But with all that said, he always seems ready and willing to reward the same type of people who stab him in the back and never willing to throw his loyal supporters a bone.
Ok fine, go ahead and lob some missiles on some sand dwelling goat frickers to please the MIC neocons, but then can’t he also in return shut down some of the H1B fraudulent nonsense that is out of control? Or pick up the pace on deporting illegals Biden invited in?
Where’s the deal making? The same slimey RINOs he is constantly bending over for will be lining up to go along with the Dems impeachment efforts after the 28 mid terms, mark it down.
re: tech companies in TX are importing workers on H-1B Visas & empty rooms that don't exist
Posted by burger bearcat on 3/6/26 at 4:52 am to Stat M Repairman
quote:
Anyone notice how much boomers love using words ‘luncheonette’ and ‘lunch counter’?
That Trump quote is every boomer I know
Just completely oblivious to how and why something like immigration has a secondary consequences beyond what immediately shows up on a profit/loss/margin spreadsheet.
So many boomers just see the immediate gains that impact them, and don’t understand or don’t care about the generational affects down the road
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