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  • actaeon277

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    In conversations with relatives recently I heard the opinion that if Trump loses the right will start a revolution. I pointed out that for all the 1/6 talk I didn't see revolutions or much violence by either side regardless of who wins. I do think that if Trump wins he will face an avalanche of lawfare, impeachments, and bureaucratic resistance on an unprecedented scale. It will make it hard for him to accomplish much during his 4 year term, assuming he isn't assassinated, but he will certainly try with everything he has.

    Like when he lost last time?

    Oh wait...

    Tell those people they obviously can't think.
     

    BugI02

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    Man oh man.

    The dems have if figured out. They put up a **** candidate and everyone supports them. They all fall in line, lockstep.

    Republicans put up a Trump, DeSantis, whomever and folks just argue and bicker...

    If only Republicans could figure that part out...
    Now you know why I think the libertarian tendency toward perfectionism is downstream from the conservative one

    I just don't understand the compulsion of some to want to rake Trump over the coals at this point, I guess it takes the place of lube or something when they're wanking
     

    BugI02

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    I am wondering it this is dir2cted at INGO? IF it is Why dos this matter if they still vote for Trump?
    Do you think the Eeyore wing is effective at convincing those on the fence to vote for Trump?

    Why does endlessly rehashing ones perceived complaints about Trump matter? It just seems a way to soothe hurt feels because Ron got put on the trailer and some peoples panties never untorqued thereafter
     
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    INPatriot

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    I think this is an interesting time in politics. I hope the shakeup survives the man, but I have my doubts. The impetus of the standard quo is very strong. The old guard will try hard to steer the party back to where it was. It is going to take some strong leaders to keep it from going that way.
    The tip of the America First spear is Vance, DeSantis and Ramaswamy. A Trump victory, naturally, places Vance in the Driver's Seat for 2028. If not, they each have a shot for the nomination in 2028. They have the people.

    The Old Guard is losing influence. Many of their allies have left the party or have endorsed the Democratic Ticket. Not a good look moving forward...

    The Cotton and Hawley types understand the grassroots. I don't see any other Senators making a play.

    Youngkin would be high on the establishments list, but I believe he understands the power of the America First base.

    Maybe Suarez, he seems ambitious. I don't know much about him.
     

    foszoe

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    Do you think the Eeyore wing is effective at convincing those on the fence to vote for Trump?

    Why does endlessly rehashing ones perceived complaints about Trump matter? It just seems a way to soothe hurt feels because Ron got put on the trailer and some peoples panties never untorqued thereafter
    Depends on how they go about it. I don't know that i endlessly rehash it. If I do, I only do it here. I consider INGO kinda like the locker room. You can talk about things you don't talk about outside the team. I mean let's face it, the only people that yell back are voting for Trump anyway :)

    I just don't think anyone here is in the "on the fence" club. NOW I will agree with you if the audience is Kamala voters. I just don't know how many are here. Maybe they are a silent majority.

    Other than saying he isn't perfect, I don't go out of my way to engage the people around me in the realz with a litnany of complaints about Trump.

    I really only know one Kamala voter IRL. Cancelled a Tesla Truck order because Elon Musk has sided with Trump. I can guarantee our conversations don't start with me complaining about Trump. They usually start and end with me sounding like you and most other folks I would say are ardent Trump folk. Unfortunately, I am Orthodox not Catholic. I just can't get used to the idea of a Pope.
     
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    KLB

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    I can guarantee our conversations don't start with me complaining about Trump. They usually start and end with me sounding like you and most other folks I would say are ardent Trump folk.
    Sounds like me with people in Illinois. I am sure they all think I am a gun-toting hard right winger.
     
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