The GOP is broken beyond repair

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So, who is going to tell Tom Cotton who the largest perpatrators are for hiring illegal immigrants?

+1. This sounds great. I'll die of shock if this bill actually has consequences for U.S. businesses.

[Anonymous]

I mean, if it includes eVerify (which the GOP oppose) and a raise in minimum wage, indexed for inflation, then that would be great.

[Anonymous]

#winning

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:#winning

Note the part where Trump attacks his own Transportation Secretary, Elaine Chao (McConnell's wife) by saying McConnell "has no credibility on China because of his family's substantial Chinese business holdings."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:#winning

Good. Let them devour each other. McConnell deserves to be eaten by the beast he created; Trump’s decline has only started. He will be old news soon enough as I predict there will be enough Republicans who tire of his bullying even if they didn’t have the balls to take a stand and impeach the guy.

[Anonymous]

Mitch was just giving the republicans cover for the corporate donors. He just got re elected and will be around for 7 years.

It is an interesting dynamic with the Republican Party. You can raise money through individual donations by staking out a hard right crazy position but you lose corporate money or you take a business friendly approach and get primaried.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Mitch was just giving the republicans cover for the corporate donors. He just got re elected and will be around for 7 years.

It is an interesting dynamic with the Republican Party. You can raise money through individual donations by staking out a hard right crazy position but you lose corporate money or you take a business friendly approach and get primaried.

Moscow Mitch is absolutely one of the worst humans ever to live in America. He and Trump.

[Anonymous]

i predict a good number of maga viewers finding this hearing on cspan so they can jack off to it.

[Anonymous]

Why didn't McConnell take the opportunity he had (impeachment) to finish Trump off? He could have put the final nail in Trump's coffin and prevented Trump from stringing the GOP along for the next 4 years

[Anonymous]

State legislator from Deep Red Arkansas just left the Republican Party. Really great statement he made. Rumor is that he will take on Sarah Huckabee Sanders for the governor’s race. I’m impressed. Will be hard to beat any Republican in the midst the Trump kool-aid drinking large population, but it’s a small state so maybe his message gets through. Hope to see more like this.

https://www.newsweek.com/arkansas-state-senator-jim-hendren-leaves-gop-registers-independent-after-many-sleepless-nights-1570360%3famp=1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why didn't McConnell take the opportunity he had (impeachment) to finish Trump off? He could have put the final nail in Trump's coffin and prevented Trump from stringing the GOP along for the next 4 years

Because he doesn't have to. He plays these games all the time and the GOP supporters let him. You are operating from a place of reason. Reason and logic don't apply here. They don't care. The GOP leadership doesn't care. The GOP supporters don't care. As long as they get their tax cuts and their judges (and lip service to anti-abortion positions), these GOP supporters will rationalize anything.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:State legislator from Deep Red Arkansas just left the Republican Party. Really great statement he made. Rumor is that he will take on Sarah Huckabee Sanders for the governor’s race. I’m impressed. Will be hard to beat any Republican in the midst the Trump kool-aid drinking large population, but it’s a small state so maybe his message gets through. Hope to see more like this.

https://www.newsweek.com/arkansas-state-senator-jim-hendren-leaves-gop-registers-independent-after-many-sleepless-nights-1570360%3famp=1

Dead link. What's his name?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:One of the comments on this explains it really well - when Trump seems invincible, he is more popular. When it seems as if he’s been defeated, he’s not. The next three years will be full of defeats for Trump.

This is because so much of the human population is...stupid. Well-meaning, perhaps, but really focused only on their own life and...stupid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:#winning

I like how Trump thinks we are after covid, and that our economic recovery was the best in the world.

The stock market is not the economy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:State legislator from Deep Red Arkansas just left the Republican Party. Really great statement he made. Rumor is that he will take on Sarah Huckabee Sanders for the governor’s race. I’m impressed. Will be hard to beat any Republican in the midst the Trump kool-aid drinking large population, but it’s a small state so maybe his message gets through. Hope to see more like this.

https://www.newsweek.com/arkansas-state-senator-jim-hendren-leaves-gop-registers-independent-after-many-sleepless-nights-1570360%3famp=1

Dead link. What's his name?

Sorry. Jim Hendren is his name. Here is his new organization.

https://commongroundar.org/