Anonymous wrote:Sadly the main takeaway for GOP members of Congress will be that they should stop attending town halls.

We will find them. We’ll find him in person and online. I don’t say that in a threatening (violence) way but we will use every other power at our disposal to hold them accountable for deleting our republic and our democracy

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Anonymous wrote:Did you guys see the woman being dragged out of her seat in Idaho Sheriff town hall meeting? It’s disgusting! Are we North Korea?

Yep. Those white guys were SO MAD.
Good. F those dudes.

Too bad nobody came to her help.

Anonymous wrote:Did you guys see the woman being dragged out of her seat in Idaho Sheriff town hall meeting? It’s disgusting! Are we North Korea?

Yep. Those white guys were SO MAD.
Good. F those dudes.

Anonymous wrote:Sadly the main takeaway for GOP members of Congress will be that they should stop attending town halls.

Then we can protest outside their homes.

Did you guys see the woman being dragged out of her seat in Idaho Sheriff town hall meeting? It’s disgusting! Are we North Korea?

Trump is polling lower and lower:
https://www.politico.com/news/2025/02/20/cnn-washington-post-polls-trump-approval-00205169

Anonymous wrote:I wish I could be as optimistic as you - but the polls are still highly supportive.

Believe what you see with your eyes, not what some billionaire and their media mouthpiece wants you to believe. You can see the videos from these townhall yourself. You can see the videos and photos from protests. They are happening. People ARE angry and they ARE fighting back.

Anonymous wrote:Sadly the main takeaway for GOP members of Congress will be that they should stop attending town halls.

Sure. They can hide for a couple of years. This is the tea party, but from the center left.
Sucks when they do to ya, eh?

Anonymous wrote:Sadly the main takeaway for GOP members of Congress will be that they should stop attending town halls.

I mean they probably aren't wrong that they will still get R votes by remaining silent and ignoring constituent calls/emails.

Anonymous wrote:I wish I could be as optimistic as you - but the polls are still highly supportive.

They aren’t. His disapproval is higher than his approval. Most people, even republicans, disagree with his pardons of violent January 6 criminals. Most people feel he has exceeded his authority.

Sadly the main takeaway for GOP members of Congress will be that they should stop attending town halls.

Anonymous wrote:I wish I could be as optimistic as you - but the polls are still highly supportive.

WTF are you talking about. This is the honeymoon. This is it. This is the time Trump will be at his most popular.
And his numbers suck. They keep sucking harder and harder.
He’ll be in the 30’s by August, and Rasmussen with be sucking him off with a glowing outlier of 42 at that point.
Here’s the punchline: no one knows what the government does until it stops doing it. So we all about to learn some very hard lessons.
I suggest becoming a flightless vegetarian for the foreseeable future.

Anonymous wrote:I wish I could be as optimistic as you - but the polls are still highly supportive.

They have been dropping and will continue to drop while Trump tanks the economy. See: Stock market drop this past week along with latest consumer sentiment report along with softer than expected retail sales.

I wish I could be as optimistic as you - but the polls are still highly supportive.

Restoring my faith in Americans that they ARE furious and are not suckered in by the epic stream of lies and bs and fake news.

https://www.wsj.com/politics/policy/at-testy-town-halls-republicans-take-heat-for-trumps-bold-moves-e711a799