Forum Index
»
Political Discussion
Aúsțràlia does it right too. As one living in America Trump is actually doing it better. Try next time m’lady. |
Keep doubling down on the racism. It’s like an anvil on your tanking poll numbers. |
Just sipping my tea and enjoying these pathetic, cringy comeback attempts. |
You’d have to go back to the quoted that the poster was replying to. I know. Reading is SO HARD. |
You live in America but spell Australia as “Aúsțràlia”? Sure, Jan. |
|
Interesting piece in the Times today about why people support narcissistic leaders. In short — low self-esteem and anxiety in uncertain times. I know all the MAGA posters on here are SUPER chill and happy as little clams though.
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/12/29/opinion/why-we-fall-for-narcissistic-leaders-starting-in-grade-school.html |
I was confused for a second, because I were listing religions and you were talking about racism. But you weren't talking about Republicans doubling down on race baiting, you were talking about Democrats. |
No, you’re still confused and trying to hide behind weasel words, like all MAGA do when cornered. |
You may want to sneak some hooch into that tea to calm yourself. Don’t you have a gummy nearby? |
I was confused on your post as I was talking about the GOP making women what white men were to the Democratic party - blaming women in the workplace as the reason for inability to live their dreams, discussing removing our right to vote, right wing talking heads like Charlie Kirk yelling us we need to "" submit" to our husbands. Yet you randomly went on some side tangent that did not address the issue I raised. |
You are correct that no Republican cares about winning women but your reasoning about why is wrong and your understanding of the political landscape is wrong. No Republican cares about winning women to the Republicans because the Democrats are pushing women to the Republicans on their own. The Republicans don’t have to do any work to get those votes. It is also interesting to me that you, like most of the other sealed blue bubble posters in this thread, are focused on straight white males only, when the data you should really be worried about is the shift of men who aren’t straight and/or white. That is the trend that is unfortunately and likely going to keep Democrats out of the presidential office for many years, unless sealed blue bubble Democrats like you step out of your bubble. But unfortunately your political ideologies won’t allow you to recognize that electoral reality or speak openly about it, so you are back to shaking your fist at straight white men. And you are reflective of the Democratic Party apparatus and control. Which is why Democrats remain more unpopular than Trump even given how unpopular Trump is. You simply cannot face electoral reality because facing reality unmoors your self-identity too much. Your self-identity is grounded in a political philosophy that insists on a ranked hierarchy of identities, and recognizing the shift of men who are not straight and/or white to the Republicans would require you to take a hit to that self-identity. That’s too much for you to handle, and same with other identitarian Democrats (who unfortunately control the party), so the Democrats and you would rather languish as being less popular than Trump and accept never winning the presidential election again. |
For this to work as a comeback, it needs to have some connection to reality. I’m replying very calmly, and you’re desperately trying to frame this as something else. |
Perhaps VA and NJ aren't good proxies for the entire country, but every trend you list above was completely reversed in the 2025 elections. Democrats won a large majority of 18-29 males of every race...even more pronounced with non-straight, non-white men. Let's just admit that there are 10% who are far-left and far-right and will always live in their bubbles, and then there is the remaining 80% that votes mainly because of pocket-book issues. It's irrelevant what anyone thinks of political parties in general. |
I think that there are more people that are far right than there are that are far left. That’s part of the problem. |
|
Right now, only 34% of women approve of Trump vs 44% of men, in the latest Economist/Yougov poll. I know polling doesn't tell us everything about how someone will vote in the future, but seems the GOP should worry about losing women? Blaming women in the workplace for the downfall of society doesn't seem like a winning strategy any more than blaming white men was for Democrats.
Anecdotally, also recently saw a couple posts by female MAHA influencers renouncing their red Trump hats because the administration is not following through much on promises to clean up our food, and also just approved new PFAs for use in soil and farming. |