Can we FINALLY put to rest the idea most Americans want MAGA?

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Anonymous wrote:Trump has overreached, that’s for damn sure. People wanted lower prices. He took his marginal, not-even-a-majority win that he eked out as a sign that what they really wanted was for a wanna-be dictator, the richest man in human history, and a team of staggeringly uninformed opportunists to break absolutely everything— from the global economy to checks and balances to the paltry social safety net to any semblance of ethical guardrails.


Mind you, I’m not opposed to breaking things. I’d break our corporate shareholder-prioritizated healthcare system and replace it with Medicare for All in faster than you can say “our formulary no longer covers that.” But this corrupt, ignorant, mendacious, taxpayer-funded free-for-all? Massive overreach.

Of course. You democrats invite in 10 million people with no background checks, but Trump deporting 100,000 criminals is overreach. Uh huh.

F your party "ethics".

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He overreached. Look at his poll #s

Context is everything. His numbers are way higher than democrat numbers.

Which is why the GOP and reasonable Trump voters should be furious with him. He had a chance to actually do some things that could make a real and meaningful difference in people’s lives. That’s not what he prioritized.

You still don’t get it so you? This IS what we voted for.

I think this is a fallacy — the idea that because people voted for Trump they want everything that the hardcore Trumpists want. I guess time will tell!

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I think most people want Eisenhower. Too bad that’s not an option.

As much as I despise Trump, I despise the Heritage Foundation and the GOPers who have been slowly creating the mess that we’re in now for decades even more. We — all of us — deserve better.

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Anonymous wrote:Why are the Republican congresspeople so freaking terrified by the MAGAs then? They must be in big enough numbers to threaten elections.

Are you telling me a vocal minority makes people this scared? They are a bunch of cowards.

Because MAGA is threatening to kill them, and they are following through too

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So. Many. Protesters yesterday! I know MAGA doesn't believe their eyes (see J6) but that doesn't change the reality that huge numbers of American citizens do not approve of the government's actions at this time.

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Anonymous wrote:You lost all seven swing states.

Have a nice day, progressives. :wink:

Swing state Trump voter here. Who voted for Obama twice. I know people on DCUM claim we don't exist but the numbers clearly show otherwise. And besides, how dare anyone challenge my "lived experience."

Trump may be a esthetically unpalatable but the other choice started out being someone who is literally dead. Then they installed someone who spoke like her brain chip was glitching.

So by default I'm MAGA.

“Esthetically unpalatable”? The bronze makeup and tacky decor are only the 52,384th worst thing about Trump.

“literally dead” Do you understand what “literally” means?

I love when people claim to have voted for Obama twice, but then they’re like “their side had an elderly senile candidate, and that was just unacceptable, so I had no choice but to vote for the other side’s elderly senile candidate, a convicted felon who surrounds himself with the most vile incompetents imaginable.”

“One side used pronouns, so I had no choice but to vote for the reincarnation of the Third Reich”.

If your moral compass spins around this wildly at the slightest puff of a breeze, you were MAGA all along.

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Anonymous wrote:I don’t think most Americans are MAGA. But I definitely think most Americans don’t want what the Democrats are selling. They need to move way, way more center and drop the “progressive” agenda to win again.

I agree that the Democrats should move more center but, building on your point, Americans don't want want the GOP/MAGA is selling either. They need to move more center as well. The Democrats will win in 2026 and 2028 as the political pendulum naturally swings.

The center doesn’t necessarily mean status quo, incremental change at the margins though. It actually might mean bold proposals that make life better for people in the center of the bell curve.

But the democrat way to “make life better” is to increase things the government provides. Free this, free that, etc. I think most people don’t want to see a bunch of social programs ran by the government (at the expense of those that pay taxes).

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Anonymous wrote:You lost all seven swing states.

Have a nice day, progressives.

Only if you believe that thousands of people voted for Trump and all democrats down ballot. And thousands more voted for Trump and then left, ignoring the rest of the ballot.

Lawsuit in discovery for election manipulation:

https://apnews.com/press-release/access-newswire/diane-sare-kamala-harris-kamala-harris-es-kirsten-gillibrand-new-hampshire-225173eaaf66b420844508516b365caf

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Anonymous wrote:You lost all seven swing states.

Have a nice day, progressives.

It was election fraud, and you know it.

when Trump lost the swing states, that was election fraud, too, right?

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Anonymous wrote:I don’t think most Americans are MAGA. But I definitely think most Americans don’t want what the Democrats are selling. They need to move way, way more center and drop the “progressive” agenda to win again.

I agree that the Democrats should move more center but, building on your point, Americans don't want want the GOP/MAGA is selling either. They need to move more center as well. The Democrats will win in 2026 and 2028 as the political pendulum naturally swings.

The center doesn’t necessarily mean status quo, incremental change at the margins though. It actually might mean bold proposals that make life better for people in the center of the bell curve.

That would be great.

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Anonymous wrote:I don’t think most Americans are MAGA. But I definitely think most Americans don’t want what the Democrats are selling. They need to move way, way more center and drop the “progressive” agenda to win again.

I agree that the Democrats should move more center but, building on your point, Americans don't want want the GOP/MAGA is selling either. They need to move more center as well. The Democrats will win in 2026 and 2028 as the political pendulum naturally swings.

The center doesn’t necessarily mean status quo, incremental change at the margins though. It actually might mean bold proposals that make life better for people in the center of the bell curve.

But the democrat way to “make life better” is to increase things the government provides. Free this, free that, etc. I think most people don’t want to see a bunch of social programs ran by the government (at the expense of those that pay taxes).

Didn't you all say that most of the taxes are paid by the UMC/wealthy? So, you are saying that the UMC/wealthy don't want to see middle/lower income people get any freebies? People like Trump?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:You lost all seven swing states.

Have a nice day, progressives. :wink:

Swing state Trump voter here. Who voted for Obama twice. I know people on DCUM claim we don't exist but the numbers clearly show otherwise. And besides, how dare anyone challenge my "lived experience."

Trump may be a esthetically unpalatable but the other choice started out being someone who is literally dead. Then they installed someone who spoke like her brain chip was glitching.

So by default I'm MAGA.

“Esthetically unpalatable”? The bronze makeup and tacky decor are only the 52,384th worst thing about Trump.

“literally dead” Do you understand what “literally” means?

I love when people claim to have voted for Obama twice, but then they’re like “their side had an elderly senile candidate, and that was just unacceptable, so I had no choice but to vote for the other side’s elderly senile candidate, a convicted felon who surrounds himself with the most vile incompetents imaginable.”

“One side used pronouns, so I had no choice but to vote for the reincarnation of the Third Reich”.

If your moral compass spins around this wildly at the slightest puff of a breeze, you were MAGA all along.

+10000 I will never understand why US elections depend on the whims of a small group of shallow, fickle voters who are easily swayed by optics over substance. They don’t care what candidates are saying, only how they say it. Appearance is everything. They’ll vote against someone for wearing the wrong tie, or laughing in a way they don’t approve of.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Trump has overreached, that’s for damn sure. People wanted lower prices. He took his marginal, not-even-a-majority win that he eked out as a sign that what they really wanted was for a wanna-be dictator, the richest man in human history, and a team of staggeringly uninformed opportunists to break absolutely everything— from the global economy to checks and balances to the paltry social safety net to any semblance of ethical guardrails.


Mind you, I’m not opposed to breaking things. I’d break our corporate shareholder-prioritizated healthcare system and replace it with Medicare for All in faster than you can say “our formulary no longer covers that.” But this corrupt, ignorant, mendacious, taxpayer-funded free-for-all? Massive overreach.

Of course. You democrats invite in 10 million people with no background checks, but Trump deporting 100,000 criminals is overreach. Uh huh.

F your party "ethics".

Mounting an insurrection and trying to overthrow a free and fair election should have made Trump unelectable. It’s unAmerican and unpatriotic. Regardless if his policies are advantageous to you, He is entirely unfit for office. Yet you voted for him anyway.
Here’s a bag of d*cks and go F your party “ethics”.

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Anonymous wrote:I don’t think most Americans are MAGA. But I definitely think most Americans don’t want what the Democrats are selling. They need to move way, way more center and drop the “progressive” agenda to win again.

People don't want what Republicans CLAIM the Democrats are selling. According to Republicans the top issues for Democrats are having transwomen take over womens sports, replacing Americans with illegals, DEI = replacing superiorly qualified workers with totally unqualified female black midget amputees with epilepsy, sending all our money overseas but forcing veterans to be homeless in a cardboard box, degenerating on down to sex change operations forced on kids in elementary school, deep state, stolen elections, getting rid of private industry and replacing it with socialism, eating bugs and living in a pod (Klaus Schwab) and on and on and on.

Yet that's not actually been anywhere in the DNC platform nor any part of any major Democrats' campaign platforms.

Republicans win elections because they run on lies and fearmongering.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Trump has overreached, that’s for damn sure. People wanted lower prices. He took his marginal, not-even-a-majority win that he eked out as a sign that what they really wanted was for a wanna-be dictator, the richest man in human history, and a team of staggeringly uninformed opportunists to break absolutely everything— from the global economy to checks and balances to the paltry social safety net to any semblance of ethical guardrails.


Mind you, I’m not opposed to breaking things. I’d break our corporate shareholder-prioritizated healthcare system and replace it with Medicare for All in faster than you can say “our formulary no longer covers that.” But this corrupt, ignorant, mendacious, taxpayer-funded free-for-all? Massive overreach.

Of course. You democrats invite in 10 million people with no background checks, but Trump deporting 100,000 criminals is overreach. Uh huh.

F your party "ethics".

10 million is the number of border encounters that occurred under Biden, and it was a huge increase compared to previous administrations and cost the country a lot of money. A fraction of that, a little over 1/5th, are thought to have entered the country under Biden. You can make your point without lying. And we can have real conversations about immigration. Because something does need to be done about it, but humanely. Look back to proposals being suggested by Bush before 9-11. They were conservative but humane and good for our economy.

We only hear from all the liberals out there honking their horns. What we need is louder voices of reason from moderate conservatives who lost their party to insanity and childishness.

We need a reality check that Trump has a 43 percent approval rating TODAY. That’s too high. Loopy libs with signs are not going to be able to do this on their own. Moderates need to get active.