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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Have disliked Massie for a while, the guy is a smug prick from what Ive seen from him. But that does not take away from the fact the economy is trash right now and gas is through the roof. We need to focus on the fact that our job market is absolute dogshit and is going to jeets.
 
"hurr durr the Ballroom looks like the Roman Empire, you know what else happened to the Roman Empire, huh, friendo???"
I wish! maybe Trump will grow some balls and create a mass grave for muslims and niggers now that he is Emperor and can do whatever he wants without congress and judges.
 
I'm trying to figure out how Massie was the India candidate when the people voting for him were the same ones who haven't entered the job market in twenty years and don't understand how bad things really are. Also Trump loves India.
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Massie was a prissy faggot who wouldn't have done jackshit about Israel. He's a lolbert who's broadly against foreign AIDs who liked the ego-stroking from online jewspergs and third-worlders. I understand shitting on Israel and AIPAC, but to treat it as the sole reason as to whether someone is a good politician is absurd. You may as well align yourself with Ilhan Omar, at least she still has her seat lol. There are issues beyond Israel, and there are more powerful lobbyists (including anti-Israel jews!!).

Jew-hate is no longer forbidden knowledge that makes you cool and smart, goys, it's just another grift that hit the mainstream.
 
For once: based. It was also cool seeing Trump come back to Twitter to give one final push

Pasteurization is amazing and has revolutionized food safety. Unless you drink that raw milk fast, it's going bad
It truly doesn’t matter what Massie supported, he accomplished quite literally nothing in his entire time in office. He voted against more progress and stalled some of the most important stuff that would have truly helped the country, but never once did any of his initiatives go through.
If anything, him supporting the Prime act was a sign it was likely going to fail. It has a better chance without him than with him
 
"Sorry goy it's not 100% reduction instantly so anything Trump is doing on H1B or immigration as a whole might as well be nothing. If we don't get results instantly it's over and do not mention how many decades it took the commies to get in the position they are in I don't care! It may be the biggest swing in 50 years in immigration but I don't care"


Honestly insane to think that if he just voted with Trump and didn't sperg about pointless Epstein shit he could've been probably VP down the line. All he had to do was say why he doesn't like the bill but is voting for it because Trump asked every single time and he would be so fucking popular it would be unbelievable.
That is the thing with Massie is he acted like he was some kind of principled Republican but would bend over routinely for Biden. He was the deciding vote to suspend the debt ceiling and get it out of committee, giving Democrats a full year of unlimited spending. His "plan" he tried to sell to voters required you to be a complete braindead retard. Breaking up the reconciliation bill into individual bills would mean every single provision would die, everything from border security to no tax on tips would die to a Democrat filibuster, yet he would act like he was some brilliant mind for bringing this plan up.
 
It truly doesn’t matter what Massie supported, he accomplished quite literally nothing in his entire time in office. He voted against more progress and stalled some of the most important stuff that would have truly helped the country, but never once did any of his initiatives go through.
If anything, him supporting the Prime act was a sign it was likely going to fail. It has a better chance without him than with him
Reminder that none of his bills have ever been passed.
 
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