US US Politics General 2: Hope Edition - Discussion of President Trump and other politicians

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Should be a wild four years.

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To play devil's advocate:

Most of the USAID got reconstituted under the state department, which does mean better oversight from congress but the glownigger ops continue
Good! I can't come up with a downside here.
Good, but Visa abuse remains an issue, and almost all new illegals are overstays.
Good, but they'll need a larger budget than the military to do the job properly.
Disparate impact only ended after whites lost their positions of power and influence, this will do more to enshrine jeets in companies that they've infested.
Don't count your eggs, they've also probably only taken up the birthright citizenship case to enshrine it forever.
Yet the quota for 2026 has already been filled in total, and jeeted companies will pay whatever you ask to get more of their walking parasites over. Also, the 100k results in an H1B still being a net profit after 1-2 years, and doesn't apply to renewals. Salary requirements mean nothing as most of it gets paid back to the company through employment agencies.
Lots of words, but all that can be reversed the moment a D takes power, including all convictions.
Something something "restrictions will lift and things will appear to get better so whites can be forced into a new war"
A good start, but the budget won't be balanced until welfare gets gutted, which I never see happening with all the browns forced upon us over the last 60 years.
I've seen those charts, and they vary wildly from month to month, I'll have to see the charts comparing months to last year, which won't be complete until 2026.
Nice, but taxes are still crushing to most workingmen.
You and I both know what happens in Washington has zero bearing to the policies of Tel Aviv.
Lots of promises, and I expect all of these to be slow walked to wait out his term, then slow walked again if Vance wins.
*Monkey's Paw Curls* They're still the plurality and it's thanks to hordes coming in from India that have turned the DFW and increasingly Houston into Brahmin fiefdoms. Hispanics in Texas broke R as a whole while Indians are 75% D.
Good, but I haven't seen a source for this, and is only a cause for much rejoicing if the trend holds while brown births continue to decline, but it may not matter as the number of browns that came over as kids more that make up for their crashing birth rates. The 5th most popular boy's name in the US is "Mateo", a Spanish name. Muhammad has broken into the top 20.
600k removals and 1.9 departures, but I'm not sure how accurate these claims are, or if many simply aren't being recorded as their pimps/slaveowners have locked them into basements where they never interact with the state.

This was hard af to read, format your shit better.
 
Nobody thinks 20 "Yuge Trump" class dreadnaughts is a bad idea when every sign going forward of how wars will be fought is wave upon wave of small drones? Thats a lot of money and power centralized in 20 specific assets when the future of war looks increasingly decentralized.
If the USN cannot figure out how the fuck to build frigates again then it cannot go the high-low route with a few major assets and many smaller assets. I am willing to accept a compromise where we just embrace building many oversized Super Destroyers that can launch nuclear tipped ballistic missiles so long as the railgun works and they don't fuck up other parts of the design process.
 
"Haha, yes, the right is finally awakening from Trump's brainwashing, what with Charlie Kirk's assassination being suspicious as hell. Am I right, fellow Redditors?"
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These people seriously think Candace Owens is the new leader of the Republican Party.
 
Nobody thinks 20 "Yuge Trump" class dreadnaughts is a bad idea when every sign going forward of how wars will be fought is wave upon wave of small drones? Thats a lot of money and power centralized in 20 specific assets when the future of war looks increasingly decentralized.
Drone wave tactics are a logistical nightmare and the reason why they are being used in places like Ukraine is because the battlefield is just a train ride away from the factory, so they can keep up a constant flow of new drones to throw at the enemy. The US fights conflicts all over the world and needing to ship a constant supply of cheap disposable drones when most of them are not going to hit their target anyway is a MASSIVE waste of cargo space that can be used for more important supplies and equipment. 20 battleships fits our combat doctrine better because they are easier to relocate and supply while far away.
 
Drone wave tactics are a logistical nightmare and the reason why they are being used in places like Ukraine is because the battlefield is just a train ride away from the factory, so they can keep up a constant flow of new drones to throw at the enemy. The US fights conflicts all over the world and needing to ship a constant supply of cheap disposable drones when most of them are not going to hit their target anyway is a MASSIVE waste of cargo space that can be used for more important supplies and equipment. 20 battleships fits our combat doctrine better because they are easier to relocate and supply while far away.
Then doesn't that mean that warships in general may soon be obsolete? What's stopping a horde of fiber-optic drone torpedoes from wrecking the entire USN/PLAN to start a war?
 
Drone wave tactics are a logistical nightmare and the reason why they are being used in places like Ukraine is because the battlefield is just a train ride away from the factory, so they can keep up a constant flow of new drones to throw at the enemy. The US fights conflicts all over the world and needing to ship a constant supply of cheap disposable drones when most of them are not going to hit their target anyway is a MASSIVE waste of cargo space that can be used for more important supplies and equipment. 20 battleships fits our combat doctrine better because they are easier to relocate and supply while far away.
The problem with the navy in the last 15 years or so are all these grandiose plans that don't pan out. Reminding me of post 60's Soviet Navy in a way, they'll come up with crazy do-everything designs, build like 3 of them, then cancel it all. Too many Zumwalts and others like that lately.
 
If the USN cannot figure out how the fuck to build frigates again then it cannot go the high-low route with a few major assets and many smaller assets. I am willing to accept a compromise where we just embrace building many oversized Super Destroyers that can launch nuclear tipped ballistic missiles so long as the railgun works and they don't fuck up other parts of the design process.

The united states navy is more powerful then the rest of the world combined. The new laser point defenses against drone is pretty solid. We're more concerned about projecting force which makes sense. We're one of the very few countries who can actually do shit outside of their territorial waters.
 
Then doesn't that mean that warships in general may soon be obsolete? What's stopping a horde of fiber-optic drone torpedoes from wrecking the entire USN/PLAN to start a war?
War never boils down to wonderwaffe or novel methods/tools becoming instantly supreme. Congress allocated funds to further develop ECM, directed energy weapons and other who-knows-what to counteract these very problems. The US is watching the ACK-ing in Ukraine very closely to get ahead of the curve on drone warfare.
 
If the USN cannot figure out how the fuck to build frigates again then it cannot go the high-low route with a few major assets and many smaller assets. I am willing to accept a compromise where we just embrace building many oversized Super Destroyers that can launch nuclear tipped ballistic missiles so long as the railgun works and they don't fuck up other parts of the design process.
Ironic. We can't build a small ship to save our lives under Biden, but holy hell can we build a monster in a crash project if Trump is holding a gun to the Navy's head.
 
Then doesn't that mean that warships in general may soon be obsolete? What's stopping a horde of fiber-optic drone torpedoes from wrecking the entire USN/PLAN to start a war?
The issue with drone hoards is you are putting a lot of eggs in one basket. What happens if the first wave was not as effective as you thought? Will you be able to bring up follow up waves quickly and effectively abroad, what if the enemy hits a navel convoy and now your supply of new drones is stalled, what's the plan B? Will drones be able to provide support in a dynamic situation like an amphibious landing?

Battleships will stick around because they have a lot more flexibility and independence than drone hoards.
 
Amusing DU thread about how they're all getting had with fake shit and going with it. This latest post would normally be a bannable offense to question the sanctity of themselves. Loving it. They're really falling all over this BS lately. So did coffeezilla and critikal too, all the shitlibs keep thinking there's some huge 'bombshell' in all this Epstein shit.


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These people seriously think Candace Owens is the new leader of the Republican Party.
why the fuck is that on an avatar the last airbender subreddit, on a post about a delay for a fucking tv show? these people are so fucking trump-brained it's gut-busting to me.

IDK who this fag is but I hope he eats shit

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maybe he should investigate a diet plan for his FAT wife.
 
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