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Re: R.I.P. Republican Party
15-20% of Republicans are anti Trump. It will be interesting to see if that number grows or if they are snuffed out. The vote was 57-43 in favor of conviction, far short of the two thirds necessary. Nationally, 56% of Americans think Trump should have been convicted. As I’ve said before I think Trump will be spending millions in legal fees over the next few years to keep himself out of jail.
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Looks like it just keeps getting worse for the Lincoln Project. That money you donated Tee may not have even went towards getting rid of Trump.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.foxbusiness.com/politics/millions-raised-by-lincoln-project-goes-to-companies-run-by-groups-founders-records-show.amp
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.foxbusiness.com/politics/millions-raised-by-lincoln-project-goes-to-companies-run-by-groups-founders-records-show.amp
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Should've been fired on the spot.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.today.com/today/amp/tdna206392
Yes. That would have been better.
But regardless, he's gone.
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dusty7 wrote:Looks like it just keeps getting worse for the Lincoln Project. That money you donated Tee may not have even went towards getting rid of Trump.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.foxbusiness.com/politics/millions-raised-by-lincoln-project-goes-to-companies-run-by-groups-founders-records-show.amp
I saw that. I think some of those guys got rich.
I think AFTER the election Trump raised $175 Million to fund his big lie. I'm interested in where that all went. It couldn't have been that legal team.
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OSUBucks wrote:15-20% of Republicans are anti Trump. It will be interesting to see if that number grows or if they are snuffed out. The vote was 57-43 in favor of conviction, far short of the two thirds necessary. Nationally, 56% of Americans think Trump should have been convicted. As I’ve said before I think Trump will be spending millions in legal fees over the next few years to keep himself out of jail.
So 56% of Americans supported conviction and 57% of the Senators supported conviction.
That's a landslide in our polarized political environment.
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Yeah in history we’ve had 4 impeachment’s. This one had the most yes votes for impeachment than any of the others from the impeached President’s party. After the vote the way some Republican Senators were talking they thought Trump was guilty even though they didn’t vote to convict him. The Republican Party is weaker today than it was 4 years ago and that’s on Trump, who cares more about himself than any political party.
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https://www.wsj.com/articles/jan-6-rally-funded-by-top-trump-donor-helped-by-alex-jones-organizers-say-11612012063
The Wall Street Journal reported (February 1st) that the owner of Publix Market was the main contributor to the sedition rally on January 6th.
As a result, people have organized a boycott of Publix. Is that cancel culture?
If someone donates to an organization you disapprove of...and you quit them because of it, who is doing the "cancel culture"?
The Wall Street Journal reported (February 1st) that the owner of Publix Market was the main contributor to the sedition rally on January 6th.
As a result, people have organized a boycott of Publix. Is that cancel culture?
If someone donates to an organization you disapprove of...and you quit them because of it, who is doing the "cancel culture"?
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One corrupt Illinois politician down, who knows how many more to go.
https://www.news-gazette.com/news/madigan-to-resign-from-illinois-house-at-end-of-month/article_39ae2cd1-7ea8-5a6a-8995-5007683754db.html
This guy has ruined our state and I believe is more responsible than any other individual for putting Illinois in the bad shape that it is currently in. As many have said about Trump and not knowing how people could support him, I have no clue how anyone can support Madigan.
https://www.news-gazette.com/news/madigan-to-resign-from-illinois-house-at-end-of-month/article_39ae2cd1-7ea8-5a6a-8995-5007683754db.html
This guy has ruined our state and I believe is more responsible than any other individual for putting Illinois in the bad shape that it is currently in. As many have said about Trump and not knowing how people could support him, I have no clue how anyone can support Madigan.
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dusty7 wrote:One corrupt Illinois politician down, who knows how many more to go.
https://www.news-gazette.com/news/madigan-to-resign-from-illinois-house-at-end-of-month/article_39ae2cd1-7ea8-5a6a-8995-5007683754db.html
This guy has ruined our state and I believe is more responsible than any other individual for putting Illinois in the bad shape that it is currently in. As many have said about Trump and not knowing how people could support him, I have no clue how anyone can support Madigan.
With all the bad news in the country lately it’s nice to have a little good news for a change. His name might appear in the news again someday until which time that the Commonwealth Edison scandal is settled.
He needs to resign as head of the Illinois Democratic Party too.
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dusty7 wrote:One corrupt Illinois politician down, who knows how many more to go.
https://www.news-gazette.com/news/madigan-to-resign-from-illinois-house-at-end-of-month/article_39ae2cd1-7ea8-5a6a-8995-5007683754db.html
This guy has ruined our state and I believe is more responsible than any other individual for putting Illinois in the bad shape that it is currently in. As many have said about Trump and not knowing how people could support him, I have no clue how anyone can support Madigan.
Agreed.
I hope he ends up in jail and takes a bunch of his cronies for company.
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If you have not already, you need to watch "The Social Dilemma" on Netflix. On so many levels social media is ruining our country. From individual psychee to politics we are being torn apart by for profit big business. Even if you are not on social media, social media drives what is considered news and your choice of what you watch is what you consider the truth.
It's a great watch and does a great job of explaining the source of discourse in our country and even explains how Russia used social media to influence elections, and it is exactly what these tech companies do to us everyday.
It's a great watch and does a great job of explaining the source of discourse in our country and even explains how Russia used social media to influence elections, and it is exactly what these tech companies do to us everyday.
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dusty7 wrote:If you have not already, you need to watch "The Social Dilemma" on Netflix. On so many levels social media is ruining our country. From individual psychee to politics we are being torn apart by for profit big business. Even if you are not on social media, social media drives what is considered news and your choice of what you watch is what you consider the truth.
It's a great watch and does a great job of explaining the source of discourse in our country and even explains how Russia used social media to influence elections, and it is exactly what these tech companies do to us everyday.
I know quite a few people that have (or at least claimed to have) limited their social media use or quit altogether after watching this.
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dusty7 wrote:One corrupt Illinois politician down, who knows how many more to go.
https://www.news-gazette.com/news/madigan-to-resign-from-illinois-house-at-end-of-month/article_39ae2cd1-7ea8-5a6a-8995-5007683754db.html
This guy has ruined our state and I believe is more responsible than any other individual for putting Illinois in the bad shape that it is currently in. As many have said about Trump and not knowing how people could support him, I have no clue how anyone can support Madigan.
He put up sham candidates most cycles to dilute the vote against him. Plus he kept property taxes low for the houses in his district. Also, most of the people living in his district have city and country jobs through patronage that voted for him.
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I read over the weekend that over 70% of people polled support Biden’s COVID relief plan. I personally know Republicans that could use some help. The last I heard most Republicans in Washington may not support the plan, calling it too expensive. It would be nice to see some Bipartisan agreement on an issue for a change but I don’t see many Republicans coming around on this bill. The two party’s hate each other.
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OSUBucks wrote:I read over the weekend that over 70% of people polled support Biden’s COVID relief plan. I personally know Republicans that could use some help. The last I heard most Republicans in Washington may not support the plan, calling it too expensive. It would be nice to see some Bipartisan agreement on an issue for a change but I don’t see many Republicans coming around on this bill. The two party’s hate each other.
Congress already approved $3.5 trillion during the Trump administration. What's another $1.9 trillion?
Seriously, the reason congressional Republicans don't want it is because its Biden's initiative. Period. No other reason.
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OSUBucks wrote:I read over the weekend that over 70% of people polled support Biden’s COVID relief plan. I personally know Republicans that could use some help. The last I heard most Republicans in Washington may not support the plan, calling it too expensive. It would be nice to see some Bipartisan agreement on an issue for a change but I don’t see many Republicans coming around on this bill. The two party’s hate each other.
How much of the $1.9 trillion is tied is tied to pork barrel spending and has nothing to do with COVID relief? I'm sure most of it is going toward relief but there will be some political BS in it just like every bill our Congress passes. I'm not going to waste my time reading it as most members of Congress probably won't read it either.
Proposed by the Blue, no Reds will vote for it. Proposed by the Red, no Blues will vote for it. Regardless of how beneficial it may or may not be for the general welfare of our nation, they will just continue to disagree and little to nothing will be done. It's all political posturing for the next election.
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Madigan has resigned as Chairman of the Illinois Democratic Party.
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What...just what? This just confuses me. Why is this happening?
http://www.espn.com/espnw/athletes-life/article/10170842/espnw-gabrielle-ludwig-52-year-old-transgender-women-college-basketball-player-enjoying-best-year-life
http://www.espn.com/espnw/athletes-life/article/10170842/espnw-gabrielle-ludwig-52-year-old-transgender-women-college-basketball-player-enjoying-best-year-life
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Biden's America
1. Rising Inflation, 4% last month alone and it's going to get worse
2. Weak Job Growth, projected 1 million jobs but only added 226,000
3. Rising Oil Prices
4. Major immigration issue - I hear construction on Trump's wall is about to start again
5. Israel and Palestine tensions are on the brink of war
6. Cyber attacks on infrastructure are becoming an increasing problem
And where is our President? Having a meeting with fully vaccinated people but all are wearing masks about bipartisanship.
He rarely answers unscripted questions from the media and has hardly said anything about the aforementioned issues. His press sec even said they have advised him not to take questions from the media. The VP hasn't said anything either. Is that what we want as a country?
The whole 'hes better than Trump" argument had ran it's course. Either he is a puppet or he is in above this head.
1. Rising Inflation, 4% last month alone and it's going to get worse
2. Weak Job Growth, projected 1 million jobs but only added 226,000
3. Rising Oil Prices
4. Major immigration issue - I hear construction on Trump's wall is about to start again
5. Israel and Palestine tensions are on the brink of war
6. Cyber attacks on infrastructure are becoming an increasing problem
And where is our President? Having a meeting with fully vaccinated people but all are wearing masks about bipartisanship.
He rarely answers unscripted questions from the media and has hardly said anything about the aforementioned issues. His press sec even said they have advised him not to take questions from the media. The VP hasn't said anything either. Is that what we want as a country?
The whole 'hes better than Trump" argument had ran it's course. Either he is a puppet or he is in above this head.
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The whole 'hes better than Trump" argument had ran it's course.
Sorry, that will never "run its course" for me.
Biden may be the next Jimmy Carter - that is STILL better than President tweet-a-lot.
He is destroying the G.O.P.
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OldTitan wrote:dusty7 wrote:
The whole 'hes better than Trump" argument had ran it's course.
Sorry, that will never "run its course" for me.
Biden may be the next Jimmy Carter - that is STILL better than President tweet-a-lot.
He is destroying the G.O.P.
Exactly! The Republican Party is in such bad shape that a lot of Republicans are discussing forming a 3rd party. Liz Cheney was recently demoted from her leadership position because she made true statements about Trump and the election, basically refusing to go along with the big lie that the election was stolen from Trump. I won’t go into a long winded discussion about what causes fluctuations in gas prices but the current prices have nothing to do with anything Biden has done. Gas prices are still a dollar a gallon less than they were in 2008 when Bush was President when the nationwide average was $4.11 a gallon. Political demagogues of the past like George Wallace and Huey Long have nothing on Donald Trump. As far as job growth goes, there are help wanted signs all over Springfield right now. This Summer when current unemployment benefits end for millions of people job growth is really going to pick up. Trump is gone and he’s not coming back.
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OldTitan wrote:dusty7 wrote:
The whole 'hes better than Trump" argument had ran it's course.
Sorry, that will never "run its course" for me.
Biden may be the next Jimmy Carter - that is STILL better than President tweet-a-lot.
He is destroying the G.O.P.
Let me clarify the "run its course" comment. I am saying that as a country we need to move past the comparisons between what Biden has done and Trump. Too many people in the Republican party are still giving him credit and supporting him as a viable candidate, and like you said, it is destroying the GOP and the more rational members of the GOP are distancing themselves from the right and becoming more moderate. I think in time, more will move toward the center as we get closer to the election.
My issue with Biden is that it seems that he seems pretty quiet about all of the issues that are going on. I would love to see a press conference or an unscripted answer from him on any of these issues. When have we ever had a president who was told specifically not to take questions from the media? If his own administration/staff can't trust him to answer questions, how can America trust him to run the country?
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I trust him. He will do the right thing.
He answers questions .. we don’t need a guy holding press conferences every day over the helicopter engine, saying nothing, but repeating it often.
He took questions after his big “pitch the masks” announcement today.
https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/speeches-remarks/2021/05/13/remarks-by-president-biden-on-the-covid-19-response-and-the-vaccination-program-3/
He answers questions .. we don’t need a guy holding press conferences every day over the helicopter engine, saying nothing, but repeating it often.
He took questions after his big “pitch the masks” announcement today.
https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/speeches-remarks/2021/05/13/remarks-by-president-biden-on-the-covid-19-response-and-the-vaccination-program-3/
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