Politics, football, and theology. If you’re not politically homeless and blackpilled by now, there’s no time like the present #miamidolphins
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Various figures have had influence over the GOP in the past. There is no human being who more singlehandedly controlled the image, message, ideas, focus, primaries, fundraising, and structure for an entire decade than Donald Trump. If you have an issue with the status quo, as most of us do, there is nowhere to escape from the buck stopping where it needs to stop. You don't focus on the ant, you focus on the elephant in the room.
America now has two left-wing political parties. Unless a viable alternative emerges or the GOP returns to sanity, we are in very big trouble.
Yet another reason “beat China” is a full blown canard.
It’s a land grab disguised as a tech arms race with the primary purpose of juicing the stock market for as long as possible because hyperscale data center construction is the only thing keeping the economy from imploding.
Not only did Jensen Huang have an affair with an alleged Chinese MSS agent (putting himself in a classic position of being setup for all types of blackmail that could have been hugely detrimental to both Nvidia and, more importantly, the United States) but he had an affair with the managing director of what is an effectively and very clearly a Chinese shell company (Megaspeed). A company that had been illicitly funneling billions of dollars of compute to Chinese AI labs that should have gone to American companies with what is almost certainly his full awareness and support (unless he is a complete idiot, which he is plainly not).
This can be called many things but one thing it is not is not doing “anything to disadvantage America”
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Here I am, someone who warned he would do this back in 2023, sitting here and laughing at all of the people surprised by this. I’m not disappointed because I knew this was coming. I’m angry at the voters who made excuses for him in 2023. If you couldn’t see this was the eventual result of excusing him from the debate stage in 2023, you deserve all of this.
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I don't want to hear any whining from anyone who voted for Trump over DeSantis in the primary. Trump just went on 60 minutes and said the thing he is willing to work with Democrats on is immigration reform. Enjoy the amnesty and don't say you weren't warned.
The signs were there the entire primary. From throwing the pro life movement under the bus to saying that Newsom and Cuomo handled Covid better than DeSantis.
Trump has always been a corrupt NY Democrat thru and thru. Enjoy the circus and the sizzle, you earned every bit of the coming betrayal.
You’ll notice—not once in the entire Rogan interview did he ask Means why the president didn’t fire Wiles before, OR—if he didn’t know all this was gong on right under his nose, why he didn’t know.
He’s either too stupid to be in charge or he’s in on it all.
One podcast and Calley Means is suddenly a hero. One staff change at the White House and your faith in politics is restored.
Y'all are the most naive, fickle, double-minded, shallow, gullible, inconsistent, discernment-lacking people I have truly ever witnessed.
Astounding.
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So the “kick neocons out of the party” people - you realize Trump is the most hawkish president since Bush, right?
Is your argument Trump is too stupid not to be manipulated by neoconservatives? Wouldn’t that make Trump the moron in this scenario?
Also you are in no place to kick anyone out of anything, the party is in the water bleeding out right now and most of you led the pied piper of bullshit to get us here.
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It’s clear that the Democrats will take over everything in 2028. They’ll easily gain 4 more seats in the Senate to grab a filibuster proof majority. Trump is the greatest gift to Democrats since Herbert Hoover.
Man, I hate it when I have to defend Jonah Goldberg, but this is absolutely and undeniably true.
Chris this is horseshit. This has nothing to do with Charlie Kirk. It has to do with the TPUSA today. I didn't mention Kirk, Have not spoke ill of him since he was murdered, and I think 14 months later, it's perfectly legitimate to criticize TPUSA and the extended MAGA industrial complex -- which you are a part of and occasional apologist for --for the utter and complete ruin of the GOP and the failure to execute on the things TPUSA & Co. promised. You guys have repelled more young people and voters then you have attracted. You discredited ideas I care about dearly. And you have claimed to be doing it in the name of a more "serious" understanding of politics and power. Nixonmaxxing my ass.
I am sorry if people sincerely took this as an insult to Kirk or mockery of his heinous murder. But they are mistaken. I am not sorry for calling out the bullshit opportunism and bad faith of people projecting false motives on me in order to have a comfortable talking point to distract from their abject political and ideological failures on display this week.
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I love this "we're not going back to the old GOP." You never left it and you built the ultimate golden calf that ensured we wouldn't. And you remained silent because you value your access more than the words you spew.
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There's a lot to say, and whatever you think the cause of this generational blowout was, the answer is yes. It was that thing and a dozen other things.
But some general advice:
Unfollow anyone who was still gaslighting you that everything was fine until 6PM on Tuesday.
You just can’t save a country with an electorate like this. Will we ever get out of our death spiral?
Gov. DeSantis to Stephen A. Smith:
"Now, I didn't know what Trump was going to do initially. And then they kept indicting him and he got more popular.
Think about this. How crazy is this? You run for office. You usually think it's a good thing if your opponent gets indicted. I'm sitting there praying, 'Don't indict him, don't indict him,' because I know he's going to get more popular.
So I was, I'm out there running, and I come in second in Iowa, but it's a distant second. But I had people come up to me, you know, because I'm doing town halls in these early states.
I had a guy come up to me, just point at me and say, 'Man, I was here in 1980, and I think you're going to be a better president than Ronald Reagan.' And, like, for a Republican voter to say that in that age group to me, I'm like, man, good.
And then he looked at me and he said, 'And if Trump weren't running, I'd vote for you.' And I'm like, well, gee, if you think I'm Reagan level and you won't vote for me…
I had a lady come up to me, I remember, she's like, 'You know, I think you'd be a better president than him, but what they're doing to him, I gotta go [with him].'"
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With all due respect, the number of times I spoke with Paul Ryan from my election as governor through the 2024 campaign: zero.
And Mitt Romney was attacking me back then because we beat Disney on gender ideology and he is a corporatist.
Try demonstrating a little more discernment next time someone is peddling bullsh— to you.
Now THIS is the Ron DeSantis that I wanted to see on the National Stage the last time he ran for President, but didn’t deliver on!
Unfortunately, he allowed Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan advise him back then, when Americans knew how RINO’ish those two were back then. So there advise made him look like a fool.
But now, his confidence is back … “I saw NO INDICATION that Republican senators were interested in doing conservative change! WHY haven't we done immigration, SHUT OFF H1B visas?! WHY haven't we CODIFIED Trump's immigration executive orders?! Why haven't we STRIPPED jurisdiction from the federal courts over deportation cases?! There's SO MANY THINGS we COULD HAVE DONE."
"THEY DIDN'T EVEN ATTEMPT IT."
"They say, 'oh, if only we needed 50 votes we would've done it!' YOU DON'T HAVE 50 VOTES. You NEVER SHOWED you'd do conservative things, even with 50 votes! [RE: filibuster]...I NEVER saw an indication that they'd do it."
"This midterm was a rebuke of the president and Congress...BUT, a LOT of our voters stayed home because they were FRUSTRATED with the LACK of productivity from Republicans in the House and Senate."
We definitely deserved better from our Senate, something John Thune did not want to deliver. Now, we need to repair and win in 2028, or Democrats are destroying America!
