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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Current members of the House of Representatives
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Current members of the US Supreme Court
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Members of the Trump Administration
https://www.whitehouse.gov/administration/

 

[The Ugly One]

Californians and New Yorkers moving in guarantees your State becoming a Blue State especially when their politicians start running for office since they vote for familiarity.

The Californians fleeing California tend to vote about R+15 to R+20.

 

[Betonhaus]

The Californians fleeing California tend to vote about R+15 to R+20.

Generally most of the ones that flee were the ones that voted R but Saul's their votes mean squat in a state where illegals and the mentally ill are livestock in vote farms

 

[Sammich]

Recent elections in Georgia:
2012: R +8
2016: R+5
2020: D+0.2
2024: R+2

Even though 2020 was stolen, the trend doesn't look good.

That makes me wonder if it's stacey abrams fuckery, or if that's actually reflective of what's going on there.

 

[Tom Peters]

Marco Rubio doubling down on his love for India today. All you India haters should be ashamed of yourselves according to him.


'Trump is a big fan of India, PM Modi': Rubio pushes back against anti-India rhetoric

US secretary of state Marco Rubio on Monday strongly pushed back against allegations of rising anti-India rhetoric in the United States, saying President Donald Trump remains a "big fan"of both India and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Addressing the controversy during a media interaction in Delhi, Rubio dismissed suggestions of systemic hostility towards Indians in the US and reaffirmed Washington’s commitment to strengthening ties with New Delhi."The President is a big fan of India, a big fan of Prime Minister Modi.

I wouldn't be here if the President didn't want me to be here," Rubio said."He wouldn't have sent someone like Sergio Gor to be our ambassador, someone who's very close to the President," he added.The question to Rubio was widely seen as a reference to past remarks attributed to Trump, in which he reportedly described India and China as "hellholes" while criticising the misuse of America’s birthright citizenship laws.

And yesterday Trump called over to India and said this, which doesn't bother me as much since Trump says lots of stuff that means little:

"Anything India Wants, They Get": Trump's Phone Call At Live Delhi Event

US President Donald Trump came live on phone during an event in Delhi that hosted US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and expressed admiration for Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a "big fan"

Still, I think the India hate needs to increase to make it clear to America politicians that no, we in fact do not want Pajeets to flood our country.

 

[Gurney Halleck]

Interesting. I figured R would go up from people fleeing blue states.

It's often 50/50 (a lot of Florida becoming solid red is definitely because of that) but in Georgia's case there has very much been a reverse Great Migration of blacks slowly leaving other blue shitholes to go to Georgia.

 

[indomitable snowman]

Marco Rubio doubling down on his love for India today. All you India haters should be ashamed of yourselves according to him.

He's on a diplomatic mission in India and isn't out to create an international incident. He's not going to go fuck india and I didn't find his comment about "stupid people in every country" particularly bad in response to some jeet reporter. He's already backed and defended Trumps immigration policy on the same trip.

 

[Tom Peters]

He's on a diplomatic mission in India and isn't out to create an international incident. He's not going to go fuck india and I didn't find his comment about "stupid people in every country" particularly bad in response to some jeet reporter. He's already backed and defended Trumps immigration policy on the same trip.

Good points but I don't like being called stupid because I have a logical hatred towards the arrogant, disgusting, subhuman pajeet scum invading the West. Diplomacy isn't needed with India, extermination is. I'd rather have India suffering constantly than allow it even so much as an ounce of power. They deserve nothing but suffering. That is an American First policy.

 

[namelesstacotruck]

That makes me wonder if it's stacey abrams fuckery, or if that's actually reflective of what's going on there.

Mail in voting becoming a major thing in 2020 is why. An encouraging sign is the Dems just lost the supreme court election.

Both the Dems and the Rs in Georgia are retarded. The Dems do openly corrupt shit in Fulton and Dekalb with voting and vote rigging. Atlanta is basically Chicago. The Rinos who run Georgia did pass a big vote reform but it enshrined mail in votes. Remember the MLB pulling the thing. They also refuse to tard wrangle Atlanta because it pisses off major lib businesses who they want in the state.

The reality is if the Dems rallied around a hispanic male candidate who didnt come from Atlanta and made it clear he was going to clean the city up (not elections which they want the other half dozen ways its corrupt) they would win the Governship.

Georgia Dems have the same problem that the DNC at large has in that its run by fat black niggesses who would rather the ship sink. Its "their turn" to run shit.

 

[Hannibalistique]

He's on a diplomatic mission in India and isn't out to create an international incident. He's not going to go fuck india and I didn't find his comment about "stupid people in every country" particularly bad in response to some jeet reporter. He's already backed and defended Trumps immigration policy on the same trip.

There's zero reason for sending diplomats and not (armed) nukes to India.

The way they try to bundle forced immigration with their trade deals is clearly hostile, and they have nothing to offer.

 

[StudMccool]

I somewhat agree, but the water cope is a good IQ check regardless.Datacenters are not a blackhole for water like some people are screeching about.

its not that they "steal" the water, they put in super dangerous chemicals in the water to make it colder faster

Heavy metals like lead mercury and cadmium are left deposited in our water, eaten by fish and moved up the foodchain to us

 

[Kuritan Deplorable]

Heavy metals like lead mercury and cadmium are left deposited in our water, eaten by fish and moved up the foodchain to us

Hey knock it off I don't want folks knowing the secret to my heavy bulks. The water at the datacenters is free if you're brave enough to drink it. I'm up five kilo's of skeletal mass and I can see the future.

 

[Tom Peters]

There's zero reason for sending diplomats and not (armed) nukes to India.

The way they try to bundle forced immigration with their trade deals is clearly hostile, and they have nothing to offer.

This is an objective of the Hindu Supremacists. Read up on them. Modi is a product of them, as is all this Hindu shit happening in the west (the statues and festivals and throwing shit in our rivers.)

There are plenty of articles online about the Hindu Supremacists and they are an evil that must be stopped with force. Bankrupt and starve India for humanities own good.

 

[Verdun_Salient]

What Trump should do is make a vague statement that could be interpreted as "feds are infiltrating radical left wing groups." Then, without any actual infiltration, left wing groups will attack each other and themselves. It's an easy win.

This is an actual tactic the British used against the IRA, they would pick up somone they knew about, arresting them and announcing how they found said person due to sources on the inside. The IRA cells would panic, and purge people they thought leaked the information. Rinse and repeat.

 

[Jose Beaner Luna]

The India comment has the same vibe certain french pedophile philosopher used to describe antisemites "no guise, if you hate jews you are just an ignorant subhuman animal, there's really no valid reason to hate em!"

 

[Nameless One]

This is an actual tactic the British used against the IRA, they would pick up somone they knew about, arresting them and announcing how they found said person due to sources on the inside. The IRA cells would panic, and purge people they thought leaked the information. Rinse and repeat.

Those sons of bitches. I wish the IRA were smarter..

 

[StudMccool]

Do we file this under "no shit"?

 

[The Ugly One]

Still, I think the India hate needs to increase to make it clear to America politicians that no, we in fact do not want Pajeets to flood our country.

I wonder why our most important diplomats don't spit in the eye of foreign heads of state; they should listen to more fashy podcasts to know how to do politics right.

 

[Hannibalistique]

I wonder why our most important diplomats don't spit in the eye of foreign heads of state; they should listen to more fashy podcasts to know how to do politics right.

Considering the state of the world: "this but unironically" etc.

 

[The Ugly One]

There's nothing about politics that can't be solved by eating ranch dressing by the pint.

 

[Unredacted TND]

Our problems could be sum up with this one picture.

Marco Rubio doubling down on his love for India today. All you India haters should be ashamed of yourselves according to him.

Ver archivo adjunto 9056959
'Trump is a big fan of India, PM Modi': Rubio pushes back against anti-India rhetoric

US secretary of state Marco Rubio on Monday strongly pushed back against allegations of rising anti-India rhetoric in the United States, saying President Donald Trump remains a "big fan"of both India and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Addressing the controversy during a media interaction in Delhi, Rubio dismissed suggestions of systemic hostility towards Indians in the US and reaffirmed Washington’s commitment to strengthening ties with New Delhi."The President is a big fan of India, a big fan of Prime Minister Modi.

I wouldn't be here if the President didn't want me to be here," Rubio said."He wouldn't have sent someone like Sergio Gor to be our ambassador, someone who's very close to the President," he added.The question to Rubio was widely seen as a reference to past remarks attributed to Trump, in which he reportedly described India and China as "hellholes" while criticising the misuse of America’s birthright citizenship laws.

And yesterday Trump called over to India and said this, which doesn't bother me as much since Trump says lots of stuff that means little:

"Anything India Wants, They Get": Trump's Phone Call At Live Delhi Event

US President Donald Trump came live on phone during an event in Delhi that hosted US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and expressed admiration for Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a "big fan"

Still, I think the India hate needs to increase to make it clear to America politicians that no, we in fact do not want Pajeets to flood our country.

And he just tanked his 2028 chances lol.

On a more serious note, I don't think we will see a serious anti-Indian politician unless their numbers hit a critical mass. Jeet hate is mostly a Canadian thing (because their numbers have hit a critical mass a long time ago there) that's why it's more common in internet than in real life. Most Americans can barely point out where the fuck India is.

An encouraging sign is the Dems just lost the supreme court election.

Supreme court election's electorate was much whiter than midterm electorate, and many people (but especially blacks) didn't know which judge belonged to which party. And it still shifted left compared to previous supreme court elections.