Ann Coulter: The Message in the Polls: Trump’s Done

[Right_in_Virginia]

The farthest thing from it. Practicality.

Vacuous.

If you actually believe what you posted,         then complex thinking is simply beyond your grasp.   :

No offense meant, but no excuses. He was unable to harness his own party, not to mention the whole of government, regardless of the why.

[roamer_1]

This isn't about hating Trump. The "Trump hater" and "NeverTrumper" labels are overused here. They are applied by certain individuals to anyone who expresses any criticism of Trump. Because they are not able to mount an effective defense of Trump, they resort to labels and ad hominem attacks on those critical of Trump.

I don't hate Trump. I do want him to bow out of the 2024 race because I think he's done tremendous damage to the country, and I think if we don't get an effective leader in office in 2024 we're screwed (and even if we do, it may be too late).

YUP.

[roamer_1]

Vacuous.

If you actually believe what you posted,         then complex thinking is simply beyond your grasp.   :

I actually DO believe what I posted. He simply FAILED. He said he could govern, and he did not. Simple as that. Nothing vacuous about it. Just a plain simple fact.

And you can whine and complain and throw dirt in the air all you want... Blame it on Dems, blame it on RINOs, blame it on DEEEEEEP State.

Doesn't matter. He said he could do it. He didn't. Not by a long shot. He obviously miscalculated in his bragging and failed to see the opposition against him and failed to construct a remedy.

HE owns that. no other. Either he was inept, or he was ignorant. He utterly failed to see that he would be outmatched and confined in a box. Can't be anything else.

All the martyr shtick is distraction.

[Right_in_Virginia]

I actually DO believe what I posted. He simply FAILED. He said he could govern, and he did not. Simple as that. Nothing vacuous about it. Just a plain simple fact.

And you can whine and complain and throw dirt in the air all you want... Blame it on Dems, blame it on RINOs, blame it on DEEEEEEP State.

Doesn't matter. He said he could do it. He didn't. Not by a long shot. He obviously miscalculated in his bragging and failed to see the opposition against him and failed to construct a remedy.

HE owns that. no other. Either he was inept, or he was ignorant. He utterly failed to see that he would be outmatched and confined in a box. Can't be anything else.

All the martyr shtick is distraction.

IMO,  you lack the ability to interconnect different dimensions of reality.  There's no need to keep proving this; I am already convinced.

[sneakypete]

IMO,  you lack the ability to interconnect different dimensions of reality.  There's no need to keep proving this; I am already convinced.

@roamer_1  @Right_in_Virginia

These people claim to want change,and what do they do,whine about how Trump was "out of touch with the party and ineffective because of it."

What they REALLY want,and won't even admit to themselves,is a party regular who will whisper the same sweet lies into their ears about change,and do business as usual,selling out America for profits and power.

But,"Hey! At least he won't make any waves,won't be rude,and won't be a legitimate Billionaire who owes no one nothing,right?

After all,what we need is a leader who owes political favors to everyone in sight from 20+ years of being a professional pol!" 

[roamer_1]

@roamer_1  @Right_in_Virginia

These people claim to want change,and what do they do,whine about how Trump was "out of touch with the party and ineffective because of it."

What they REALLY want,and won't even admit to themselves,is a party regular who will whisper the same sweet lies into their ears about change,and do business as usual,selling out America for profits and power.

But,"Hey! At least he won't make any waves,won't be rude,and won't be a legitimate Billionaire who owes no one nothing,right?

After all,what we need is a leader who owes political favors to everyone in sight from 20+ years of being a professional pol!"

HAHAHAHAHA!

Crybaby bullsh*t.

Yours was never going to be an agent of change. You took ALL your markers and placed em on ONE guy.

That was never going to happen from the get-go.

What it takes is a political machine, from the ground up. Which y'all refused to invest in.

TEA Party (which y'all ran right over), had a better chance at actually doing something. That was YEARS in the making, trying to build enough wind to matter.

But no, the 'Ooh look! Shiny sh*t!' crowd trampled everything the minute the carnival was in town.

THAT, RIGHT THERE, is the problem with populism.

[LMAO]

HAHAHAHAHA!

Crybaby bullsh*t.

Yours was never going to be an agent of change. You took ALL your markers and placed em on ONE guy.

That was never going to happen from the get-go.

What it takes is a political machine, from the ground up. Which y'all refused to invest in.

TEA Party (which y'all ran right over), had a better chance at actually doing something. That was YEARS in the making, trying to build enough wind to matter.

But no, the 'Ooh look! Shiny sh*t!' crowd trampled everything the minute the carnival was in town.

THAT, RIGHT THERE, is the problem with populism.

It’s unfortunate that the T Party didn’t continue their protest during the Trump era. It would’ve been a fight between big government/big spending populists that are on the Trump side versus those of us who prefer a limited federal government that lives within its means

We cannot afford big spending populism. Whether it’s big spending populism or big spending Socialism, the inflationary results are the same

[LMAO]

This isn't about hating Trump. The "Trump hater" and "NeverTrumper" labels are overused here. They are applied by certain individuals to anyone who expresses any criticism of Trump. Because they are not able to mount an effective defense of Trump, they resort to labels and ad hominem attacks on those critical of Trump.

I don't hate Trump. I do want him to bow out of the 2024 race because I think he's done tremendous damage to the country, and I think if we don't get an effective leader in office in 2024 we're screwed (and even if we do, it may be too late).

This

[roamer_1]

It’s unfortunate that the T Party didn’t continue their protest during the Trump era. It would’ve been a fight between big government/big spending populists that are on the Trump side versus those of us who prefer a limited federal government that lives within its means

We cannot afford big spending populism. Whether it’s big spending populism or big spending Socialism, the inflationary results are the same

I share your wist for TEA Party activists continuing. I don't know about elsewhere, but up in here we were already fighting against liberals and the moderate wing (Raciot's legacy)... Then the populists came in and took any air that was left.

And of course I agree with the rest - the primary war cry should rightly be, "We Can't Afford It!"

... which is oddly similar to "Taxed Enough Already"... Go figger.

But it is the primary truth. The money. All the rest either hinges on the money, or doesn't matter because the money is being driven to hyperinflation. None of it matters if the economy crashes to cinders.

And I do not see why folks can't see that. Too busy trying to win a Kewpie Doll at the ball-throw booth, I guess. 

[berdie]

I don't think anyone has to think Trump is the "do all, be all" and never stated that.@berdie 

But a sub-group of males suffers from such a personal hate for Donald Trump that it defies rationality.

I simply gave you my opinion as to why this is, which you reject.  Case closed, with prejudice.   

*chuckle* But since you posted with a "smile" and admitted this is just your opinion,  that is good enough for me.

[libertybele]

Some valid points made in here for and against Trump.

Personally, I felt Trump led this country in a much more positive direction than it is going in now. We are no longer energy independent, Putin is restless, the economy has soured, shelves in the store are bare, etc., etc.

The question remains; if not Trump then who?  Who has a spine made of steel to stave off all the accusations, ridicule and lies from the leftists and yet will lead this country in a positive direction?

I know of no one who has stated that they are definitely running in '24.  Trump himself hasn't even declared that he is running.

[BassWrangler]

Some valid points made in here for and against Trump.

Personally, I felt Trump led this country in a much more positive direction than it is going in now. We are no longer energy independent, Putin is restless, the economy has soured, shelves in the store are bare, etc., etc.

The question remains; if not Trump then who?  Who has a spine made of steel to stave off all the accusations, ridicule and lies from the leftists and yet will lead this country in a positive direction?

I know of no one who has stated that they are definitely running in '24.  Trump himself hasn't even declared that he is running.

No doubt, but it's all meaningless because every one of those positive changes was erased within the first two weeks of the Biden administration. If he wasn't shooting his mouth off and playing around on Twitter, perhaps he could have won a second term and helped get us a majority in the house and senate.

[roamer_1]

No doubt, but it's all meaningless because every one of those positive changes was erased within the first two weeks of the Biden administration. If he wasn't shooting his mouth off and playing around on Twitter, perhaps he could have won a second term and helped get us a majority in the house and senate.

That's right, right there - The more important emphasis is in insisting on real governance, real laws, and not governing by EO.

That requires control of Congress, and for that control to have any worth, it requires a majority of Conservatives in those houses, with their hands on the levers of power.

And now we are back to a real and effective political machine that will do the will of the Right.

Farting around with anything less is exactly that... Farting around.

[libertybele]

No doubt, but it's all meaningless because every one of those positive changes was erased within the first two weeks of the Biden administration. If he wasn't shooting his mouth off and playing around on Twitter, perhaps he could have won a second term and helped get us a majority in the house and senate.

Sorry, but I'm just not buying into the theory that more people voted for Dementia Joe over Trump and that we received a fair election.

I believe that a huge problem lies within the RNC; specifically with the chairwoman being Mittens' niece.  Ronna did no favors in getting Trump re-elected. She primarily went to rallies and kept count of attendees and proclaimed he would be re-elected. She should have been strategically deploying poll watchers and encouraging the state Republican committees to get their people involved in being precinct captains, etc. 

I certainly don't have all the answers.  All I know is that our SCOTUS turned its back on this country by not hearing election fraud cases and our country is on the very brink of sinking into any abyss.

Right now Joe is planning to deploy troops to Europe.  IMO, any way you cut it, I would absolutely feel better with Trump at the helm then with Joe. That to me is definitely not meaningless.

[Bigun]

Sorry, but I'm just not buying into the theory that more people voted for Dementia Joe over Trump and that we received a fair election.

I believe that a huge problem lies within the RNC; specifically with the chairwoman being Mittens' niece.  Ronna did no favors in getting Trump re-elected. She primarily went to rallies and kept count of attendees and proclaimed he would be re-elected. She should have been strategically deploying poll watchers and encouraging the state Republican committees to get their people involved in being precinct captains, etc. 

I certainly don't have all the answers.  All I know is that our SCOTUS turned its back on this country by not hearing election fraud cases and our country is on the very brink of sinking into any abyss.

Right now Joe is planning to deploy troops to Europe.  IMO, any way you cut it, I would absolutely feel better with Trump at the helm then with Joe. That to me is definitely not meaningless.

I'm with you @libertybele Something VERY big is afoot here and it's not good for any lover of freedom!

[Cyber Liberty]

I'm with you @libertybele Something VERY big is afoot here and it's not good for any lover of freedom!

...but let's pick at the nits of the most recent Republican President.  That's bound to be constructive.

[Bigun]

...but let's pick at the nits of the most recent Republican President.  That's bound to be constructive.

Yeah! Extremely constructive! 

[roamer_1]

...but let's pick at the nits of the most recent Republican President.  That's bound to be constructive.

PICK NITS??? TWENTY FRIGGIN TRILLION NITS.

I can't believe how easily so many pass that over.

[Bigun]

WHAT THE GREAT RESET WILL REALLY DO TO YOU

The lines used to be so clear. On the one side were free markets, free societies, and openly-elected representative governments.

On the other, was the force of totalitarianism choking off individual initiative, private ownership of property, and providing a ballot box with but one choice, normally defined as communism.

The ideological lines were drawn as a titanic battle ensued across an iron curtain. The Western world united in a mixture of proud, independent, sovereign nations to fend off the creeping black plague that swallowed whole nations and erased their identities. In the end, the “Evil Empire” disintegrated under the weight of its own ignorance of human nature. Or did it?

Conservatives hailed the victory, dispatching communism to the “ash-heap of history.” Many Conservative leaders put forth the idea that we would now be living in a “Conservative era”. The demise of communism, some said, would allow a spirit of cooperation among nations, bringing the benefits of world-wide prosperity and a universal increase in the standard of living. Believing they had finally won the Cold War, many Conservatives went to sleep and left the world to a new threat that many old anti-communist warriors still haven’t recognized.

The assaults on property rights and personal privacy, along with the transformation of local schools under federal programs, and, above all, the seeming lack of concern for national sovereignty and protection of the nation’s borders, are the obvious contradictions to the proposition that Conservative ideas of limited government, free enterprise, and individual choice now reign supreme...

 Excerpt: Rest at headline link.

[Kamaji]

No doubt, but it's all meaningless because every one of those positive changes was erased within the first two weeks of the Biden administration. If he wasn't shooting his mouth off and playing around on Twitter, perhaps he could have won a second term and helped get us a majority in the house and senate.

Except for the court appointments. 

[Bigun]

Except for the court appointments.

December 11, 2020!

[libertybele]

I'm with you @libertybele Something VERY big is afoot here and it's not good for any lover of freedom!

Amen!

[libertybele]

WHAT THE GREAT RESET WILL REALLY DO TO YOU

The lines used to be so clear. On the one side were free markets, free societies, and openly-elected representative governments.

On the other, was the force of totalitarianism choking off individual initiative, private ownership of property, and providing a ballot box with but one choice, normally defined as communism.

The ideological lines were drawn as a titanic battle ensued across an iron curtain. The Western world united in a mixture of proud, independent, sovereign nations to fend off the creeping black plague that swallowed whole nations and erased their identities. In the end, the “Evil Empire” disintegrated under the weight of its own ignorance of human nature. Or did it?

Conservatives hailed the victory, dispatching communism to the “ash-heap of history.” Many Conservative leaders put forth the idea that we would now be living in a “Conservative era”. The demise of communism, some said, would allow a spirit of cooperation among nations, bringing the benefits of world-wide prosperity and a universal increase in the standard of living. Believing they had finally won the Cold War, many Conservatives went to sleep and left the world to a new threat that many old anti-communist warriors still haven’t recognized.

The assaults on property rights and personal privacy, along with the transformation of local schools under federal programs, and, above all, the seeming lack of concern for national sovereignty and protection of the nation’s borders, are the obvious contradictions to the proposition that Conservative ideas of limited government, free enterprise, and individual choice now reign supreme...

 Excerpt: Rest at headline link.

Great informational post.  Gates is an evil, evil man and has always had an 'agenda'.  Yes, the focus is on the "Great Reset", but most importantly, and what people need to acknowledge and follow through with is this;

No matter how powerful these forces are, if we can protect our fundamental rights then they cannot impose their tyranny. Your city council and state legislature have much more power than most even know, including protecting election integrity. Organize and use that power. Stop them on those four fronts and the Great Reset will cease to exist.

There is a Great Awaking taking place as more begin to understand the lies of the Great Reset cabal. The tyrant’s greatest fear is that the oppressed will finally get off our knees, stand up, and say no!

[Bigun]

There is a Great Awaking taking place as more begin to understand the lies of the Great Reset cabal. The tyrant’s greatest fear is that the oppressed will finally get off our knees, stand up, and say no!
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  Will there be enough and will they be in time?

[libertybele]

Will there be enough and will they be in time?

I think we're about to find out.  Unfortunately, probably sooner rather than later.  I fear for my children and grandchildren.

God help us all and I pray that he stops the evil that keeps prevailing in this country.