sturg33
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Have you figured out who specifically you're referring to yet?
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Have you figured out who specifically you're referring to yet?
I love you bud but denying what is clear is not changing the majorities mindset.
People like Cerno/Fischerking/Adam Townsend/etc... are not Trump sycophants.
You think they are making stuff up too?
sturg33
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Is it too much to ask for specific examples of something that is so obvious?
(And also examples that DJT is not guilty of himself)
nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
Are Kari Lake and Laura Loomer part of this vast conspiracy by the "traditional GOP" against DeSantis? Enquiring minds would like to know.
nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
Bristol Smith, a manager at a McDonald’s in Maryville, Tenn., came across Vivek Ramaswamy’s name this spring, shortly after Mr. Ramaswamy, an entrepreneur, announced he was running for president. Mr. Smith was intrigued. He liked the way Mr. Ramaswamy “stands up against the wokeness” and his plan to send the military to the southern border to combat drug cartels. He respected Mr. Ramaswamy’s acumen as a businessman worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
Then Mr. Smith, 25, searched for Mr. Ramaswamy’s faith. Mr. Smith is an evangelical Christian who recently started a small church that meets at his parents’ house.
“I looked up his religion and saw he’s Hindu,” he recalled. “I was going to vote for him until that came up.” What the country needs is to be “put back under God,” as Mr. Smith sees it, and he doesn’t want to take a chance on someone who is not a Christian.
At that point, he said, “I got back on President Trump’s train.”
Mr. Ramaswamy, 37, was raised by Indian immigrants and is a practicing Hindu. That poses a dilemma for some of the conservative Christian voters who make up a significant share of the Republican primary electorate and are accustomed to evaluating candidates not just on their policy proposals but also on their biographies and personal beliefs, including religious faith.
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/07/09/...ZkruBNP2U_8dL4KbI2HZv-foys483Q&smid=url-share
This article is interesting in light of the GOP's willingness to nominate people of heterodox beliefs, such as Romney and very poorly chosen one. Hinduism to me is only slightly more exotic than Mormonism or Narcissism (The Worship of Self).
Then Mr. Smith, 25, searched for Mr. Ramaswamy’s faith. Mr. Smith is an evangelical Christian who recently started a small church that meets at his parents’ house.
“I looked up his religion and saw he’s Hindu,” he recalled. “I was going to vote for him until that came up.” What the country needs is to be “put back under God,” as Mr. Smith sees it, and he doesn’t want to take a chance on someone who is not a Christian.
At that point, he said, “I got back on President Trump’s train.”
Mr. Ramaswamy, 37, was raised by Indian immigrants and is a practicing Hindu. That poses a dilemma for some of the conservative Christian voters who make up a significant share of the Republican primary electorate and are accustomed to evaluating candidates not just on their policy proposals but also on their biographies and personal beliefs, including religious faith.
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/07/09/...ZkruBNP2U_8dL4KbI2HZv-foys483Q&smid=url-share
This article is interesting in light of the GOP's willingness to nominate people of heterodox beliefs, such as Romney and very poorly chosen one. Hinduism to me is only slightly more exotic than Mormonism or Narcissism (The Worship of Self).
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Thomas Kennedy
@tomaskenn
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DeSantis at the Miami-Dade Republican Party dinner says
“we have to make sure woke isn’t passing legislation.”
What the hell is he talking about? Why is he always referring to “woke”
as an actual living entity? It’s so weird.
The right wing in this country has lost its mind.
Billy Corben
@BillyCorben
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12h
Replace “woke” with “Jews” or “Blacks”
and you’ll understand exactly what he means.
@tomaskenn
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15h
DeSantis at the Miami-Dade Republican Party dinner says
“we have to make sure woke isn’t passing legislation.”
What the hell is he talking about? Why is he always referring to “woke”
as an actual living entity? It’s so weird.
The right wing in this country has lost its mind.
Billy Corben
@BillyCorben
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12h
Replace “woke” with “Jews” or “Blacks”
and you’ll understand exactly what he means.
sturg33
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Lol
sturg33
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What way could it have been?
Him to step aside to ensure yet another loss?
Not sure what has changed in that calculus.
sturg33
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The reason that Desantis and others have such long odds is that the Trump cult is the right's version of a leftist, where no amount of facts or logic can penetrate the loyalty
Meanwhile... Trump today went on the attack against the very popular GOP governor of Iowa... He is at war with the highly popular GOP of Florida... The highly popular governor of Ohio. The highly popular GOP governor of Georgia (Trump lost).... The highly popular GOP governor of VA (Trump lost). the highly popular governor of NH (Trump lost).
But he's definitely going to build a strong coalition to win the election and build an amazing staff, and take down the deep state this time
Tapate50
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The 400 corridor of Ga will come back some as people see how badly it’s gone, but not far enough imo. As “anyone but Trump syndrome “ rears it’s ugly head again.
goldfly
<B>if my thought dreams could be seen</B>
I get labeled a leftist here cause this place is cesspool of right wing morons that are fully in the cult or hangs out with it for the most part
but Biden is nowhere near any person I want in the White House
but when it comes down to maga/trump or Biden, I'll take him over the other choice if that is the game we are playing
Tapate50
Well-known member
Its amazing you can't step back and see it.
When Trump was in office this place was a cesspool of yes men lefties posting fake article after fake article YOU included.
Then when the **** swaps over, and you defend it... its now a right wing cesspool and most right leaning people here haven't posted fake articles to support positions.
You also very clearly fail to articulate your position when asked. Including criticisms of Biden of which I'm not sure there has been any.
It isn't our fault for processing the information as it comes.