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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Jose Beaner Luna dijo:
I want Trump and Puting become BFF's and steam roll pigropeans while the F.U.N song from spongebob plays in the background (in reference to Null's stamps), a Russo-American alliance would be kino i think.
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After the US subjugates Canada and gives them the gift of a vastly kinder form of enslavement, the alliance can call themselves the Boreal Hat.

Bonus points if global warming is real and the Northwest Passage becomes a thing, rendering the Suez and Panama canals much less useful.
 
ThisIsGonnaBeGood dijo:
First Totally Spies and Code Lyoko, now this.
Will the French ever not do anime-inspired shit better than Japan?
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The french just have more tact when handling the same topics, i dont know what the problem with the japanese is but every time they try to tackle a serious issue it either comes across as fetishistic, disrespectful or both, for example if they want to portray nudity they frame it like a porno while the french somehow manage to make it feel natural even if similar to the japanese their intent was to just be cheap goonbait. Is a shame the french are so fucking gay because their comics are so fucking kino, they must be preserved as an artistic caste or something.
 
I've been seeing a lot of chatter about the midterms, both here and on X. The main thing to remember is that nothing happening at this moment will affect the midterms. If something happening now is still happening in 11 months, then it will, but it's hard to gauge what those will be.

The biggest thing that will affect the midterms overall, though, is preventing election theft. The stats have purposefully overestimated the number of Dems by 20% or more, and have done so for decades. If you stop, or minimize, their various election fraud, you win more seats in both House and Senate.

The only major blunder that could affect anything in the midterms is running Vivek in Ohio. He's legitimately so awful that Ohioans might hand the entire thing over to the Dems just out of spite. At least with Byron in Florida we still have a primary to potentially fix things. Ohio GOP is (right now) just handing it to Vivek, but even that could change in a few months.

Apart from that, unless you are an actual strategist/advisor in the Republican Party, you shouldn't be trying to connect policy events now with the midterms. A lot can, and will, change by then, and everyone's mentality will be different.
 
Can of Bread dijo:
I've been seeing a lot of chatter about the midterms, both here and on X. The main thing to remember is that nothing happening at this moment will affect the midterms. If something happening now is still happening in 11 months, then it will, but it's hard to gauge what those will be.

The biggest thing that will affect the midterms overall, though, is preventing election theft. The stats have purposefully overestimated the number of Dems by 20% or more, and have done so for decades. If you stop, or minimize, their various election fraud, you win more seats in both House and Senate.

The only major blunder that could affect anything in the midterms is running Vivek in Ohio. He's legitimately so awful that Ohioans might hand the entire thing over to the Dems just out of spite. At least with Byron in Florida we still have a primary to potentially fix things. Ohio GOP is (right now) just handing it to Vivek, but even that could change in a few months.

Apart from that, unless you are an actual strategist/advisor in the Republican Party, you shouldn't be trying to connect policy events now with the midterms. A lot can, and will, change by then, and everyone's mentality will be different.
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I think the lack of things happening now will affect midterms. Republicans have no wins to point to and have no reason to give as to why we should vote for them again. I think they'll lose out of a combination of voter apathy from their own party due to inaction and an energized voterbase on the left due to orange man being bad.
 
Can of Bread dijo:
I've been seeing a lot of chatter about the midterms, both here and on X. The main thing to remember is that nothing happening at this moment will affect the midterms. If something happening now is still happening in 11 months, then it will, but it's hard to gauge what those will be.

The biggest thing that will affect the midterms overall, though, is preventing election theft. The stats have purposefully overestimated the number of Dems by 20% or more, and have done so for decades. If you stop, or minimize, their various election fraud, you win more seats in both House and Senate.

The only major blunder that could affect anything in the midterms is running Vivek in Ohio. He's legitimately so awful that Ohioans might hand the entire thing over to the Dems just out of spite. At least with Byron in Florida we still have a primary to potentially fix things. Ohio GOP is (right now) just handing it to Vivek, but even that could change in a few months.

Apart from that, unless you are an actual strategist/advisor in the Republican Party, you shouldn't be trying to connect policy events now with the midterms. A lot can, and will, change by then, and everyone's mentality will be different.
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Remember when everyone said Epstein would cost us the midterms, and now that the files have been released, no one gives a shit anymore?
I don't even know if October Surprises are a thing anymore, with how short people's attention spans are.
There would need to be shit happening literally right up to the second they vote for it to make an impact.
 
Didn't see this within the last 5 pages or so, but it seems like Eyepatch McCain sent Shawn Ryan a cease and desist for questioning how a member of Congress could afford to throw an expensive birthday extravaganza.

 
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