Are any MAGAs seeing reality yet?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Let’s define the supporters,
One issue supporters:
Abortion- with him
Gun lovers- with him
Immigration - with him
Transgender issues- with him
Woke- with him ( whatever it means)

Economic voters, not with him.

Dems can win them back. But oh my god, they suck at organizing and messaging.

They can stop passing gun control laws every second.

They can propose immigration reform. Make the legal pathway less convoluted and quicker.

They can propose more reasonable abortion laws. Allow them, but only up to viability, with the exceptions of serious injury/death to mom/fetus and other grave medical complications. Provide funding for abortion alternatives.

They can be more vocal about their more reasonable stances on transgender issues. Like hormone tests for sports.

They can take back the DEI lie that the GOP has spread. Reframe it as it should be: recruit for diversity, hire for excellence. The only "preference" is excellence. But the selection pool is bigger.

. Lol. Dems can win back swing voters by:
“being more vocal about our “reasonable” stance on trans athletes”
“making it quicker and easier for illegals to become citizens”
“bringing back unpopular AA and DEI policies while claiming they don’t hurt white people, they ackshually enhance meritocracy.”
Um, have you MET any swing voters? They hate all three if these policies. And you won’t change their minds with spin. Only two choices. One: back off support for illegals and transgenderism and DEI hires, or receive fewer votes. It’s all up to you and your a tual policy platform. There’s no way to have your cake and eat it too. You can’t win by “explaining” that your least popular policies are ackshually good! Lol

Have you seen recent polling on moderates (who are swing voters)? They are NOT happy. It is moderates who regret their Trump vote.

[Anonymous]

NP.

Most Americans believe in the Constitution, including: freedom of speech, right to assebly, the due process clause

Most Americans do not want to lose the world's respect

Most Americans do not want a recession

Most Americans do not want chaos, inefficiency, and corruption in the federal government

Most Americans do not want tourism to dwindle because tourists are harrassed and potentially dwindle

Most Americans do not want LEGAL, law-abiding immigrants to be sent to a notorious prison because they have tattoos

I could go on (I am just getting started!) but these are the reasons Trump's approval rating is plummeting, "ackshually" PP.

[Anonymous]

The Democrats increasingly remind me of those Japanese soldiers in World War 2 stuck on obscure Pacific islands, still “fighting” long after the war was over.

“For migrants! For trans folks! For DEI! For Emperor Hirohito!”

[Anonymous]

Since the election, which we lost, the Democratic Party has become even LESS popular relative to Trump. His problems do not necessarily accrue to our benefit. Trump won’t be running in the next election. But our unpopular party will be. Apparently on our same unpopular platform. “Better treatment for illegal immigrants!” “Tenure for bureaucrats!” “Admit it, stupid voters, Kamala was an economic genius!”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Since the election, which we lost, the Democratic Party has become even LESS popular relative to Trump. His problems do not necessarily accrue to our benefit. Trump won’t be running in the next election. But our unpopular party will be. Apparently on our same unpopular platform. “Better treatment for illegal immigrants!” “Tenure for bureaucrats!” “Admit it, stupid voters, Kamala was an economic genius!”

6:03 and 6:11 (same person probably), why don't you address the post right before yours?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The Democrats increasingly remind me of those Japanese soldiers in World War 2 stuck on obscure Pacific islands, still “fighting” long after the war was over.

“For migrants! For trans folks! For DEI! For Emperor Hirohito!”

You kinda sound like the way you portray Democrats - ranting about DEI while our economy tanks, prices rise,.people's retirement portfolios are demolished, layoffs are inevitable, we lose our international credibility, and our constitution is trashed. A little out of touch much? No wonder Trump polling among moderates is nosediving.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The Democrats increasingly remind me of those Japanese soldiers in World War 2 stuck on obscure Pacific islands, still “fighting” long after the war was over.

“For migrants! For trans folks! For DEI! For Emperor Hirohito!”

Funny. I read this hurriedly and thought at first you were referring to Republicans until I got to the last paragraph. I think that by the time Trump gets through with this country, it will be the GOP that looks like those Japanese soldiers, fighting trans athletes and other bogeymen until the very end.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Democrats increasingly remind me of those Japanese soldiers in World War 2 stuck on obscure Pacific islands, still “fighting” long after the war was over.

“For migrants! For trans folks! For DEI! For Emperor Hirohito!”

You kinda sound like the way you portray Democrats - ranting about DEI while our economy tanks, prices rise,.people's retirement portfolios are demolished, layoffs are inevitable, we lose our international credibility, and our constitution is trashed. A little out of touch much? No wonder Trump polling among moderates is nosediving.

Swing voters largely determine the election on the economy and perception of the economy. Given that Trump has clearly failed here (and it's not going to get better), PP is attempting to run Trump's playbook of distraction. Not to mention, swing voters are just going to be tired of the non-stop chaos when they get to vote again. The GOP has no chance of retaining the House in 2026.

[Anonymous]

They’re not going to regret it anytime soon. I think some will when inflation hits hard, but the die hard maga voters will just blame someone other than their dear leader.

Look at what happened after Jan 6. Anyone with half a brain can see that it was horrible and all his fault, yet they blame Nancy Pelosi.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Did poor people make any strides catching up to the middle class or rich under Biden or Obama?

How old were you back then? I remember the economy being in the dumpster and layoffs happening all around at the beginning of his term and then a stable economy with more job security and the ACA for health care. Yes that makes poor people better off.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Democrats increasingly remind me of those Japanese soldiers in World War 2 stuck on obscure Pacific islands, still “fighting” long after the war was over.

“For migrants! For trans folks! For DEI! For Emperor Hirohito!”

You kinda sound like the way you portray Democrats - ranting about DEI while our economy tanks, prices rise,.people's retirement portfolios are demolished, layoffs are inevitable, we lose our international credibility, and our constitution is trashed. A little out of touch much? No wonder Trump polling among moderates is nosediving.

Swing voters largely determine the election on the economy and perception of the economy. Given that Trump has clearly failed here (and it's not going to get better), PP is attempting to run Trump's playbook of distraction. Not to mention, swing voters are just going to be tired of the non-stop chaos when they get to vote again. The GOP has no chance of retaining the House in 2026.

I learned from my judge as a clerk that when a litigant's counsel claims "clearly" in their brief, the answer is anything but clear. If it were, then that word would be completely unnecessary. It's a subjective term used to persuade (and reality is often the opposite)

If you're so convinced you're right, then sell everything you own and short the market in 2026.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:NP.

Most Americans believe in the Constitution, including: freedom of speech, right to assebly, the due process clause

Most Americans do not want to lose the world's respect

Most Americans do not want a recession

Most Americans do not want chaos, inefficiency, and corruption in the federal government

Most Americans do not want tourism to dwindle because tourists are harrassed and potentially dwindle

Most Americans do not want LEGAL, law-abiding immigrants to be sent to a notorious prison because they have tattoos

I could go on (I am just getting started!) but these are the reasons Trump's approval rating is plummeting, "ackshually" PP.

DP.

That’s what the echo chamber here likes to repeat, but you need to get out more. This is the only place people like to tell others what the Trump voters "really think" and they’re wrong. Talk to people outside of this bubble and you’ll see they are ok with what he’s doing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The Democrats increasingly remind me of those Japanese soldiers in World War 2 stuck on obscure Pacific islands, still “fighting” long after the war was over.

“For migrants! For trans folks! For DEI! For Emperor Hirohito!”

As if Trump isn’t the Emperor of MAGA these days.

[Anonymous]

I’ve seen several magas disappointed and ashamed and confused. “It’s going to blow up in his face” and “this was not the way”.
Frankly, it’s time the republicans stand up and declare that magas are not real republicans! Take the party back!

[Anonymous]

Dems are crazy. The utter refusal to accept any feedback from the voters is striking. Zero regrets on a senile President, on forced injections, on men in the ladies’ room, on millions of illegals deliberately brought in, on white men being deliberately blocked from hiring and promotion, etc. Swing voters hate all of this, but Dems can’t back down on any if it for various reasons.. So they are reduced to WISHING for Americans to suffer under Trump, in hopes that this suffering will cause swing voters to choose the “refuse to drop hated policies” party over the post-Trump Republican Party is 2028. Good luck with that!