What Is the DeSantis Strategy? Kurt Schlichter

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[sneakypete]

Honestly, do you think this country can withstand another 4+ years of wokeness, liberalism, marxism and globalism??

@Kamaji

@libertybele

I am not Kamaji,but it is my OPINION that if we don't get a "political bomb thrower" in the WH come the next election,it is  OVER for America as a nation of free people.

If we get another "professional go along to  get along usual suspect politician",the BEST we can hope for is a revolution,and you have to be out of your freaking mind to want THAT to happen.

We,as a nation,are just out of time if the left is allowed to steal the next election like they did the last one.

Our ONLY choices if that happens is armed revolution or submission to the "International One-World Borg."

I would be thrilled to be  wrong about  this.

[sneakypete]

Honestly, do you think this country can withstand another 4+ years of wokeness, liberalism, marxism and globalism??

@libertybele

Not to mention hordes of illegal alien invaders who are instantly put in the gravy train with "free everything" and allowed to vote. They are,naturally,going to vote for what is in THEIR best interests,not what is good for America.

The truth is I am not so sure it isn't already too late to take America back.

[libertybele]

Truth.  Now is the time when it is imperative that we stand together!!

[Right_in_Virginia]

Ron DeSantis: He is obviously a conservative, is  anti-wokeness, pro patriotism, and pro Constitution.

What's his agenda for the US and what policies is he proposing to implement it?   Start with:  the economy/trade and immigration.

[MajorClay]

Great thought!

[Maj. Bill Martin]

Honestly, do you think this country can withstand another 4+ years of wokeness, liberalism, marxism and globalism??

No, which is why it is so important to get and maintain control of Congress.

[catfish1957]

When Tumpy loses so badly in '24, and where it isn't even close enough claim electo-theft, at least we will finally shut his ass up.

If the GOP had a lick of wisdom, as Maj. just opined, focus any and all resouces on capture of both the senate and house.

[DCPatriot]

No, which is why it is so important to get and maintain control of Congress.

Forty percent of voters are on the dole in some shape or form.

Reelecting Congressmen every two years with an adversarial media will be impossible.

Nothing is going to get 'Cut' if you expect to maintain leadership and chairmanships.

[sneakypete]

When Tumpy loses so badly in '24, and where it isn't even close enough claim electo-theft, at least we will finally shut his ass up.

If the GOP had a lick of wisdom, as Maj. just opined, focus any and all resouces on capture of both the senate and house.

@catfish1957

Which clown do you support,DeSanctimonious?

[sneakypete]

Forty percent of voters are on the dole in some shape or form.

Reelecting Congressmen every two years with an adversarial media will be impossible.

Nothing is going to get 'Cut' if you expect to maintain leadership and chairmanships.

@DCPatriot

The irony here is that IF we could make even small cuts in entitlement programs,in a few years you could buy more with less money and not NEED as much.

Yeah,it might be a little tight for a couple of years,but nobody is going to starve to death or become homeless unless they are fools.

[Maj. Bill Martin]

@catfish1957

Which clown do you support,DeSanctimonious?

I thought the only thing you had against him is that he's running against Trump?

[Maj. Bill Martin]

Forty percent of voters are on the dole in some shape or form.

Reelecting Congressmen every two years with an adversarial media will be impossible.

Eh, it's not really that hard.  If we can hold on to even one House in 2024, we'd have an excellent chance of gaining ground in an off-year election in 2026, then capitalizing on a country sick of Democrats by running some good conservatives in 2028.

But I personally think that if Trump somehow managed to get re-elected, it would be an absolute bloodbath in both 2026 and 2028.  We'd have a Dem President and massive Dem majorities in Congress, and that would pretty much be all she wrote.

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“I remember these rallies in 2016. It was exciting. ‘Drain the Swamp!’. I also remember ‘Lock her up! Lock her up!’ right? And then two weeks after the election, ‘ah oh forget about it, forget I ever said that’.

“NO NO NO. One thing you’ll get from me – if I tell you I’m going to do something, I’m not just saying that for an election. And there are promises I could make that may help me marginally politically that I don’t know that I could necessarily follow through on. So I will not make that.

“And I think the idea of draining the swamp, in some respects, I think it misses it a little bit. Because we didn’t drain it. It’s worse today than it’s ever been, by far. And that’s a sad testament to the state affairs of our country. But even if you’re successful at draining it, the next guy can just refill it. So I want to ‘break the swamp’. That’s really what we need to do.”  ~ Ron DeSantis

[Maj. Bill Martin]

But even if you’re successful at draining it, the next guy can just refill it. So I want to ‘break the swamp’. That’s really what we need to do.”  ~ Ron DeSantis

This is one reason why I like DeSantis over Trump.  Trump personalizes everything, so to him it is all about the people.  Get rid of the wrong people, and you've solved the problem.  But that's not solving the underlying problem, which is the legal/regulatory structure itself that enables swamp-dwellers to steer it without accountability.  I think DeSantis has a much better grasp on that than does Trump, and will at least attempt to solve the problem structurally in a way that doesn't personalize it.

[Kamaji]

This is one reason why I like DeSantis over Trump.  Trump personalizes everything, so to him it is all about the people.  Get rid of the wrong people, and you've solved the problem.  But that's not solving the underlying problem, which is the legal/regulatory structure itself that enables swamp-dwellers to steer it without accountability.  I think DeSantis has a much better grasp on that than does Trump, and will at least attempt to solve the problem structurally in a way that doesn't personalize it.

[sneakypete]

This is one reason why I like DeSantis over Trump.  Trump personalizes everything, so to him it is all about the people.  Get rid of the wrong people, and you've solved the problem.  But that's not solving the underlying problem, which is the legal/regulatory structure itself that enables swamp-dwellers to steer it without accountability.  I think DeSantis has a much better grasp on that than does Trump, and will at least attempt to solve the problem structurally in a way that doesn't personalize it.

@Maj. Bill Martin

Group Hug! Group Hug!

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   Your reinforcements are formulating a battle plan as we speak @sneakypete and will arrive shortly.

[roamer_1]

This is one reason why I like DeSantis over Trump.  Trump personalizes everything, so to him it is all about the people.  Get rid of the wrong people, and you've solved the problem.  But that's not solving the underlying problem, which is the legal/regulatory structure itself that enables swamp-dwellers to steer it without accountability.  I think DeSantis has a much better grasp on that than does Trump, and will at least attempt to solve the problem structurally in a way that doesn't personalize it.

That's exactly right - And the difference between a big government and a small government approach.

Anyone who goes in without the idea of making the government smaller before leaving is not worth electing - Because they will inevitably become part of the problem. That is not to say that small government candidates will always do the right thing - But the chances are far greater.