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Re: DeSantis underwhelms Britain’s business chiefs
« Reply #100 on: May 01, 2023, 11:01:45 pm »
Three years ago... Mid-COVID... HELL YES I am better off. And I am from a FREE state, and I despise Bidet.

Not a good statement for your guy to play on.

And mark my words: Tumpy ain't gonna fix it by throwing the printing presses into high gear this time.

Don't be such a narcissistic pr*ck @roamer_1    The sun doesn't rise and set on only the Rockies.

You show immaturity and disrespect referring to him as such.

That all said, we've both seen this before.

When I got into real estate back in 1978-79, fixed 30 year rates were 12-7/8%  In order to bring some sense to the economy, that's going to happen again.

And with an incessant negative press and the likes of YOU (I can single you out and use CAPS too)  and others on the board, the GOP will get slaughtered in the 2026 mid-terms.

We're back in the same boat...how soon you forget.  The SCOTUS court needs to be protected. 

The voting requirements (photo ID, current utility bill verifying address) in all '57' States, and the thorough sifting of the voter rolls to removed deceased registered voters.

Unless and until that becomes law of the land...elections are a joke and we're a banana republic.
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« Reply #101 on: May 01, 2023, 11:02:24 pm »
The RNC convention -- now that's an interesting subject.  Let's just say they hated Cruz more than Trump and handed Trump the nomination.

Yep.
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« Reply #102 on: May 01, 2023, 11:06:34 pm »
   Keep it up @roamer_1 in spite of what other Briefers say.
   You and your Independece INSPIRE many here.
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« Reply #103 on: May 01, 2023, 11:06:56 pm »
Don't be such a narcissistic pr*ck @roamer_1    The sun doesn't rise and set on only the Rockies.

You show immaturity and disrespect referring to him as such.

What, a prolific spender?  A champion of debt increase?  A Swamp empowerer?


The voting requirements (photo ID, current utility bill verifying address) in all '57' States, and the thorough sifting of the voter rolls to removed deceased registered voters.

Unless and until that becomes law of the land...elections are a joke and we're a banana republic.

Trump had four years to fix it, but chose to defer to the GOP Establishment just like he did with everything else.  But I'm sure Ronna McDaniel is on it right now.
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« Reply #104 on: May 01, 2023, 11:16:09 pm »
   The next 2 years will be a Disaster too, JUST....

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« Reply #105 on: May 01, 2023, 11:19:33 pm »
Don't be such a narcissistic pr*ck @roamer_1    The sun doesn't rise and set on only the Rockies.

You show immaturity and disrespect referring to him as such.

That all said, we've both seen this before.

When I got into real estate back in 1978-79, fixed 30 year rates were 12-7/8%  In order to bring some sense to the economy, that's going to happen again.

And with an incessant negative press and the likes of YOU (I can single you out and use CAPS too)  and others on the board, the GOP will get slaughtered in the 2026 mid-terms.

We're back in the same boat...how soon you forget.  The SCOTUS court needs to be protected. 

The voting requirements (photo ID, current utility bill verifying address) in all '57' States, and the thorough sifting of the voter rolls to removed deceased registered voters.

Unless and until that becomes law of the land...elections are a joke and we're a banana republic.

So then why the push for Trump?  They'll steal is already in.  :shrug:
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« Reply #106 on: May 01, 2023, 11:34:41 pm »
Don't be such a narcissistic pr*ck @roamer_1    The sun doesn't rise and set on only the Rockies.


@DCPatriot

Of course not... No matter where you go, things are all the same (that's why I am a Conservative)
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You show immaturity and disrespect referring to him as such.


Toward which one? Tumpy or Bidet? Surely not Tumpy, because the very reason I call him Tumpy is because of his own 'immature and disrespectful' use of the very same thing - Does 'DeSanctimonious' bring anything to mind?

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When I got into real estate back in 1978-79, fixed 30 year rates were 12-7/8%  In order to bring some sense to the economy, that's going to happen again.

Sorry, but 13 points ain't gonna begin to touch this thing.

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And with an incessant negative press and the likes of YOU (I can single you out and use CAPS too)  and others on the board, the GOP will get slaughtered in the 2026 mid-terms.


GREAT! So long as they are selling big government from the right (your boy included and foremost), they'll get nothing but my loud and continuous disgust. Small government is a hard Conservative line, and I will demand it.

You see that as obstinate... But I assure you it is not. It is the hill to die upon, because anything else you might point to is immediately fixed by smaller government. Take their power away, or I assure you, they will kill us all... As history attests.

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We're back in the same boat...how soon you forget.  The SCOTUS court needs to be protected. 


Great! Decimate the federal government, and that will fix it.

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The voting requirements (photo ID, current utility bill verifying address) in all '57' States, and the thorough sifting of the voter rolls to removed deceased registered voters.

Unless and until that becomes law of the land...elections are a joke and we're a banana republic.

Great! Decimate the federal government and that will fix it. Where do you think all that federal money y'all printed went? Right into federal pockets to fund democrat causes - to include Antifa, and BLM, and election tampering.

What makes us a bannana republic is the insanely overweening government y'all helped to create.

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« Reply #107 on: May 01, 2023, 11:44:24 pm »
Great! Decimate the federal government and that will fix it. Where do you think all that federal money y'all printed went? Right into federal pockets to fund democrat causes - to include Antifa, and BLM, and election tampering.

Spot on.  There was no shortage of money for any Democrat candidate in 2022.  And all of it came directly from some new spending bill that Congress passed.  And Republicans let them get away with it.  So I say to hell with that.  Stop being stupid.  If you want to end the Democrat Party today, then end deficit spending.  Because without it, they have no power.
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« Reply #108 on: May 01, 2023, 11:48:42 pm »
Spot on.  There was no shortage of money for any Democrat candidate in 2022.  And all of it came directly from some new spending bill that Congress passed.  And Republicans let them get away with it.  So I say to hell with that.  Stop being stupid.  If you want to end the Democrat Party today, then end deficit spending.  Because without it, they have no power.

Uh...you have to WIN elections in the REAL world.  Not the one between your ears.
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« Reply #109 on: May 01, 2023, 11:50:24 pm »
Spot on.  There was no shortage of money for any Democrat candidate in 2022.  And all of it came directly from some new spending bill that Congress passed.  And Republicans let them get away with it.  So I say to hell with that.  Stop being stupid.  If you want to end the Democrat Party today, then end deficit spending.  Because without it, they have no power.

Exactly right. And what good is a party or campaign that will not address the the elephant in the room?

And that fact that that elephant has his trunk just as deeply in the government trough as the donkey does.

We have to STOP being distracted by shiny sh*t - by messiahs that do *NOTHING* - and do the hard work to fight for REAL change. An that sure as hell won't be found in Tumpy and big government from the right.

It's a damnable lie.

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« Reply #110 on: May 01, 2023, 11:53:18 pm »
Uh...you have to WIN elections in the REAL world.  Not the one between your ears.

Again, back to what @roamer_1 said:  "Decimate the federal government and that will fix it. Where do you think all that federal money y'all printed went? Right into federal pockets to fund democrat causes - to include Antifa, and BLM, and election tampering."

You want to win elections?  Then start by balancing the budget.  Do that, and no Democrat candidate will be able to afford to run for office.  You can kiss that $100+ million war chest of Rafael Warnock goodbye.  Republicans win across the board.

Stop being such a bleep.  Don't be afraid to do the right thing.  Restore the limitations of our Founding Fathers by cutting off funding for Democrat vote-buying.
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« Reply #111 on: May 02, 2023, 12:01:53 am »
Again, back to what @roamer_1 said:  "Decimate the federal government and that will fix it. Where do you think all that federal money y'all printed went? Right into federal pockets to fund democrat causes - to include Antifa, and BLM, and election tampering."

You want to win elections?  Then start by balancing the budget.  Do that, and no Democrat candidate will be able to afford to run for office.  You can kiss that $100+ million war chest of Rafael Warnock goodbye.  Republicans win across the board.

Stop being such a bleep.  Don't be afraid to do the right thing.  Restore the limitations of our Founding Fathers by cutting off funding for Democrat vote-buying.

"Blah-Blah-Blah"  same crap different day.

You can't "...do the right thing" unless you are in the MAJORITY!

To become the MAJORITY means you have to win NOW...awwwwww WTF am I wasting time talking to the wall?

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« Reply #112 on: May 02, 2023, 12:11:48 am »
To become the MAJORITY means you have to win NOW...awwwwww WTF am I wasting time talking to the wall?


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« Reply #113 on: May 02, 2023, 12:19:40 am »
The only way to shrink the size of the government is to drag it out back and whack huge bloody chunks out of it.  And no one is willing to do that.
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« Reply #114 on: May 02, 2023, 12:26:14 am »
"Blah-Blah-Blah"  same crap different day.

Same 'ignoring the truth' every day for you.


You can't "...do the right thing" unless you are in the MAJORITY!

False.  Trump could have done it himself if he so choose.  Congress can't force him to spend money.  But then Trump would first have to be a Conservative, which he is not.

Passing any spending bill requires 60 Senate votes for cloture.  The Dems only have 51.  So 41 Republican Senators can block any spending bill without being in the majority.


To become the MAJORITY means you have to win NOW...

You can't win now if you keep using Fed printing presses to fund the Democrats.  Not sure why you are unable to understand that.  Even a fifth grader can figure that one out.
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« Reply #115 on: May 02, 2023, 12:29:11 am »
Spot on.  There was no shortage of money for any Democrat candidate in 2022.  And all of it came directly from some new spending bill that Congress passed.  And Republicans let them get away with it.  So I say to hell with that.  Stop being stupid.  If you want to end the Democrat Party today, then end deficit spending.  Because without it, they have no power.

If you want to end the DEM party you have to play the same game. Have conservatives run as liberals under the DEM ticket and have them vote conservative.

Have as many conservatives run for Supervisor of Elections in their county.  Have a many conservatives at the polls counting votes.

Vote in conservatives at the local level; especially the school boards.  Bring back the U.S. flag in every classroom, mandate students recite the 'Pledge of Allegiance", incorporate new history books which define the patriotism that made this country great, etc.  Next, ELECTION INTEGRITY is paramount. 

We're too late to the this game though I'm afraid.  IF we don't gain more conservative seats in the House in '24, it's over.  It would be nice to pick up a couple of Senate seats but I see that as unlikely.

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« Reply #116 on: May 02, 2023, 01:17:02 am »
The only way to shrink the size of the government is to drag it out back and whack huge bloody chunks out of it.  And no one is willing to do that.

That’s because every spending program has a constituency. People will say that spending should be cut as long as it’s not “their”  spending program

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« Reply #117 on: May 02, 2023, 01:24:43 am »
If you want to end the Democrat Party today, then end deficit spending.  Because without it, they have no power.

Yup

Otherwise, what do they have to run on? This is why Trump going after successful conservative leadership in Florida is frustrating for many of us. What Trump is saying is basically republican /conservative policies and leadership fails. Yet, compare Republican leadership in Florida versus Democrat leader ship in California, Illinois, and New York, which are hemorrhaging people to states like Florida.

Without that deficit spending as their lifeline to stuff war chests and promises to their various constituencies, they would actually have to run on their record, especially in the inner cities that they’ve been in charge of for the last several decades
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« Reply #118 on: May 02, 2023, 04:34:35 am »
That’s because every spending program has a constituency. People will say that spending should be cut as long as it’s not “their”  spending program

What we need is a real 'Drain the Swamp' President.  Too bad Trump wasn't one of those.  Give me someone who doesn't give a damn what other people think.  Someone who believes in the Constitution and is willing to die for it.  Someone on a suicide mission who is immune to Beltway corruption.  I would gladly be that guy myself, but my electability is less than zero.
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« Reply #119 on: May 02, 2023, 05:31:10 am »
"Blah-Blah-Blah"  same crap different day.

You can't "...do the right thing" unless you are in the MAJORITY!

To become the MAJORITY means you have to win NOW...awwwwww WTF am I wasting time talking to the wall?

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It is exasperating @DCPatriot ----- and why I and others scroll past the insipid, mind-numbingingly repetitive nonsense rooted in fantastical thinking.  Fiscal spending is the shiny red herring thrown into every thread whenever a cogent discussion of conservatism and winning elections begins.

They must think they sound really, really smart, or something  :laugh:

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« Reply #120 on: May 02, 2023, 05:45:49 am »
It is exasperating @DCPatriot ----- and why I and others scroll past the insipid, mind-numbingingly repetitive nonsense rooted in fantastical thinking.  Fiscal spending is the shiny red herring thrown into every thread whenever a cogent discussion of conservatism and winning elections begins.

They must think they sound really, really smart, or something  :laugh:

Let's review, shall we?  You choose winning elections over balancing the budget.  We get that.  But your boy Trump happened to run up more debt in four years than any other President in US history.  And the effect of that is that he and Republicans lost the 2018 and 2020 elections.  So clearly, there is something whack about your reasoning here.
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« Reply #121 on: May 02, 2023, 09:49:33 am »
It is exasperating @DCPatriot ----- and why I and others scroll past the insipid, mind-numbingingly repetitive nonsense rooted in fantastical thinking.  Fiscal spending is the shiny red herring thrown into every thread whenever a cogent discussion of conservatism and winning elections begins.

They must think they sound really, really smart, or something  :laugh:

Shiny red herrings?  Is that a freakin' joke?  Shiny objects are crap like "Freedom Cities" that basically are going to soak those who are underwriting this disaster of federal debt, in deference of bread to the populist masses.   There may be comedy in your future, if you keep this up.

You using the word "conservative" is almost getting blasphemous at this point.  Orange man wouldn't know fiscal conservatism if it slapped him in the face.   If you think he is going to win this thing by using a that populist "soak the rich" agenda.....   Y'all have basically morphed into democratic-lite.
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« Reply #122 on: May 02, 2023, 10:07:56 am »
Let's review, shall we?  You choose winning elections over balancing the budget.  We get that.  But your boy Trump happened to run up more debt in four years than any other President in US history.  And the effect of that is that he and Republicans lost the 2018 and 2020 elections.  So clearly, there is something whack about your reasoning here.

On top of which, he cannot win elections, either.

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« Reply #123 on: May 02, 2023, 10:17:56 am »
On top of which, he cannot win elections, either.

Which means we need a laser focus boycott of any money going to Trump, and focus those resources  on winning the house and senate.

Legislative obstruction may be a better path and option than the  Orange Trojan Horse.   
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« Reply #124 on: May 02, 2023, 10:19:54 am »
Which means we need a laser focus boycott of any money going to Trump, and focus those resources  on winning the house and senate.

Legislative obstruction may be a better path and option than the  Orange Trojan Horse.   

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