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Offline Joe Elliott

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The future of the Republican Party
« on: September 10, 2024, 11:54:38 PM »

If Trump loses the election, will the Republican party have 'turned the corner'. No. The problem is with MAGA. We are not drifting into disaster. We are being forcibly driven toward disaster by tens of millions of disloyal Americans. Don't believe me? Watch what happens if Trump loses. They won't go back to regular Republican politics. They are not going back. Instead, they will look for another right wing dictator want-to-be. Likely recommended by the authors of Project 2025. They will vet a bunch of candidates, weed out the ones with too much scandal, but make certain that this person is sincere in their desire to be a right wing dictator. Win one, win forever. They think this will somehow take care of the 'problem' of the percentage of the population of just European descent dropping below 50 % in the next 10 to 20 years.

If this come to happen, will people start to believe that MAGA are not just a bunch of dump hicks but disloyal Americans? Because an American who is disloyal to democracy is a disloyal American.

Solution: The only solution is if more voters vote in the primaries. Most voters skip the primaries but vote for whoever their party candidate is in November. This opens the door for extremists. If all Republicans had voted in the primaries, Trump would have never won a Republican nomination in 2016, 2020 nor 2024. This is the only way for the Republican party to get back on track.

The same think may happen to the Democratic party. If you skip the primaries you should do your country a favor and skip the general election as well.

Online Dan O'meara

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Re: The future of the Republican Party
« Reply #1 on: September 11, 2024, 12:11:49 AM »
If Trump loses the election, will the Republican party have 'turned the corner'. No. The problem is with MAGA. We are not drifting into disaster. We are being forcibly driven toward disaster by tens of millions of disloyal Americans. Don't believe me? Watch what happens if Trump loses. They won't go back to regular Republican politics. They are not going back. Instead, they will look for another right wing dictator want-to-be. Likely recommended by the authors of Project 2025. They will vet a bunch of candidates, weed out the ones with too much scandal, but make certain that this person is sincere in their desire to be a right wing dictator. Win one, win forever. They think this will somehow take care of the 'problem' of the percentage of the population of just European descent dropping below 50 % in the next 10 to 20 years.

If this come to happen, will people start to believe that MAGA are not just a bunch of dump hicks but disloyal Americans? Because an American who is disloyal to democracy is a disloyal American.

Solution: The only solution is if more voters vote in the primaries. Most voters skip the primaries but vote for whoever their party candidate is in November. This opens the door for extremists. If all Republicans had voted in the primaries, Trump would have never won a Republican nomination in 2016, 2020 nor 2024. This is the only way for the Republican party to get back on track.

The same think may happen to the Democratic party. If you skip the primaries you should do your country a favor and skip the general election as well.

So what will it mean if Trump wins the election?
Will it mean that you are a "disloyal American"?

Offline Joe Elliott

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Re: The future of the Republican Party
« Reply #2 on: September 11, 2024, 10:21:55 AM »
So what will it mean if Trump wins the election?
Will it mean that you are a "disloyal American"?

As long as I didn't vote for Trump, no, I would not be a disloyal American. Only those who vote for Trump are disloyal Americans.

Online Royell Storing

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Re: The future of the Republican Party
« Reply #3 on: September 11, 2024, 04:44:09 PM »

   I am all for "More voters", as long as they are "Legal Voters". Every week another state purges it's voting roles of Several Thousand "Non Citizens". This is a Fact.
   The story of LBJ cruising by a Texas graveyard and instructing an aide of his, "Make sure they vote! They would've voted for me anyway", still rings true to this day. The 1960 Presidential Election is NOW widely accepted as having been a Stolen election.  LBJ "secured" Texas and Joe Kennedy and his mob buddies took care of NY along with Illinois/Chicago.
    "Disloyal"? Don't fall prey to the Joseph Goebbels propaganda. Today, you question the outcome of an election and the entire weight of the DOJ will have you singing "Folsom Prison Blues". Even PTA Mom's questioning the curriculum taught at grade schools are Now branded "Domestic Terrorists" by AG Garland. There is nothing "disloyal" about challenging the outcome an election or questioning the curriculum taught to your kid(s) in grade school.         

Online Mark A. Oblazney

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Re: The future of the Republican Party
« Reply #4 on: Today at 05:21:49 PM »
   I am all for "More voters", as long as they are "Legal Voters". Every week another state purges it's voting roles of Several Thousand "Non Citizens". This is a Fact.
   The story of LBJ cruising by a Texas graveyard and instructing an aide of his, "Make sure they vote! They would've voted for me anyway", still rings true to this day. The 1960 Presidential Election is NOW widely accepted as having been a Stolen election.  LBJ "secured" Texas and Joe Kennedy and his mob buddies took care of NY along with Illinois/Chicago.
    "Disloyal"? Don't fall prey to the Joseph Goebbels propaganda. Today, you question the outcome of an election and the entire weight of the DOJ will have you singing "Folsom Prison Blues". Even PTA Mom's questioning the curriculum taught at grade schools are Now branded "Domestic Terrorists" by AG Garland. There is nothing "disloyal" about challenging the outcome an election or questioning the curriculum taught to your kid(s) in grade school.       

mr. t stole both of his elections, and tried to steal a third………. all without daddy’s help.

Online Royell Storing

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Re: The future of the Republican Party
« Reply #5 on: Today at 06:04:33 PM »
If Trump loses the election, will the Republican party have 'turned the corner'. No. The problem is with MAGA. We are not drifting into disaster. We are being forcibly driven toward disaster by tens of millions of disloyal Americans. Don't believe me? Watch what happens if Trump loses. They won't go back to regular Republican politics. They are not going back. Instead, they will look for another right wing dictator want-to-be. Likely recommended by the authors of Project 2025. They will vet a bunch of candidates, weed out the ones with too much scandal, but make certain that this person is sincere in their desire to be a right wing dictator. Win one, win forever. They think this will somehow take care of the 'problem' of the percentage of the population of just European descent dropping below 50 % in the next 10 to 20 years.

If this come to happen, will people start to believe that MAGA are not just a bunch of dump hicks but disloyal Americans? Because an American who is disloyal to democracy is a disloyal American.

Solution: The only solution is if more voters vote in the primaries. Most voters skip the primaries but vote for whoever their party candidate is in November. This opens the door for extremists. If all Republicans had voted in the primaries, Trump would have never won a Republican nomination in 2016, 2020 nor 2024. This is the only way for the Republican party to get back on track.

The same think may happen to the Democratic party. If you skip the primaries you should do your country a favor and skip the general election as well.


                                                                                "Watch what happens if Trump loses" ?

       Trump is Not up for re-election. Trump will Not be running for anything. Trump is 80. The Dem's continue running around like Glenn Close in "Fatal Attraction" (1987). They just can Not let go of Trump. They even still wantta spend time on impeaching a man that will have less than 2 yrs remaining in his presidency . They continue focusing their time, money, and energy on 1 thing. Trump! Their target should be JD Vance. This is exactly why they continue to Lose. They are completely obsessed with Trump. 

       
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Online Mark A. Oblazney

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Re: The future of the Republican Party
« Reply #6 on: Today at 06:42:59 PM »
That creature in the Oval Office is not a president.  You should see what he looks like from Paris. Got Greenland yet?