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Posted on 2/10/23 at 10:39 pm to jlnoles79
Then yeah you’re right, she doesn’t need to be anywhere near the Trump team. 
Posted on 2/10/23 at 10:47 pm to davyjones
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Then yeah you’re right, she doesn’t need to be anywhere near the Trump team.
She's paid by a Pro Trump PAC
Posted on 2/10/23 at 10:47 pm to RinoRon
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Thin Skinned
Literally every time someone calls Trump out for losing to Biden and being too much of a pussy to fire Fauci, Trump arse-kissers like Gumbopothead, jjdoc, and 93&99 get sensitive and go to the ends of the earth to defend him.
Posted on 2/10/23 at 10:55 pm to gmac8604
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If you take something precious from me by fraudulently means, I’m not gonna magically forget 2.5 years later.
Take your anger out on the dumbass and his circle who keep lying to you and promising big revelations that never go anywhere. Pillowman's big reveal, Sidney Powell's "biblical evidence" and the "Kraken," Lin Wood's 97D chess, etc.
Trump underperformed down-ballot Republicans in nearly every suburban county, nation-wide. In 2020 over 5.5 million people voted for at least 1 down-ballot Republican but not Trump. The same exact thing happened in 2016. The only difference was there was no green party candidate to play spoiler in MI, PA, and WI like in 2016. Trump is toxic to suburban, independent, and women voters. There's a reason why Kemp and Youngkin won their races in states that Trump and his hand-picked candidates didn't. They didn't alienate those voters.
Take your anger out on the loser who failed you. That's where it should belong. That's what I've been doing since 2020. Frick that dumbass for losing and costing us the Senate.
Posted on 2/10/23 at 11:00 pm to jlnoles79
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She's paid by a Pro Trump PAC
I get it. Was just messing around with my last comment. Back to my point about not being aware of who she is, I just can’t imagine too many “average” people being affected by that or her, and same situation with a group many other similar instances. Maybe it’s just something with me about twitter, but it just seems to be a whole different level of social media interaction and involvement, and I think there are many people like me who have a “mental block” about it. Other than my son I don’t really know anyone else that actively participates in that platform. But it could just be me being lazy. I’ll move on to something else before I start rambling more than I already am.
One other thing I thought important to mention: when you say “pro-Trump PAC” that doesn’t necessarily mean direct involvement from or with Trump himself. I know Desantis had to very recently put out a statement clarifying that he isn’t personally involved or affiliated with some “pro-Desantis PAC” that’s cropped up recently ostensibly because it was likely intended to provoke some things in a way that RD didn’t want to be associated with. So I’m always a little skeptical of PACs of these sorts.
Posted on 2/10/23 at 11:00 pm to LSUAngelHere1
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Unpopular….
Over 7 million more people came out to vote against him. He inspires people to crawl over broken glass to vote him out like no other.
He wasn't popular, nation-wide. Over half of the country fricking hated him in 2020 and hates him now.
Only a dumbass or someone who is literally retarded could've lost to Biden.
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Trump won re-election
Scoreboard. He's not in the White House. He's a loser.
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and is the only the president to get more votes for his 2nd term.
Reagan and W both received more votes their 2nd go-around. And they actually won re-election, too.
Posted on 2/10/23 at 11:05 pm to RammerJammer91
I note your assertion that “people will crawl over broken glass to vote against him,” but for that to carry any weight you have to reconcile it with the fact that he also added a huge increase to his 2016 vote total, over 12 million in fact. How do you reconcile those two things?
Posted on 2/10/23 at 11:10 pm to RammerJammer91
You just proved me correct. How are you going to be able to handle the onslaught Ron will receive if you cant control yourself over a person you claim to be a loser. Ron is like 1-30 for endorsements including Harmeet. Trump couldnt fire Fauci and Ron wouldnt have fired him either had he been prez
Posted on 2/10/23 at 11:14 pm to RinoRon
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Ron is like 1-30 for endorsements including Harmeet. Trump couldnt fire Fauci and Ron wouldnt have fired him either had he been prez
Who did DeSantis endorse in primaries outside of Florida?
Trump could at the very least reigned in Fauci but he was too much off a puss to do it
Posted on 2/10/23 at 11:20 pm to davyjones
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I note your assertion that “people will crawl over broken glass to vote against him,” but for that to carry any weight you have to reconcile it with the fact that he also added a huge increase to his 2016 vote total, over 12 million in fact. How do you reconcile those two things?
I'll give it a shot.
Trump elicits strong emotions. There aren't many people in the middle where Trump is concerned. He's loved or hated, and that brought a shite ton of people out to the polls. 12 million more for Trump than in 2016, but unfortunately 16 million for Biden than voted for Hillary.
Posted on 2/10/23 at 11:27 pm to jlnoles79
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Who did DeSantis endorse in primaries outside of Florida?
Walker, Laxalt, Masters, Lake, Oz, Mastriano, Ronchetti, Michels, Bolduc, LePage, ODea. Zeldin, Schmidt, Harmeet. Who do you blame for all those Ls?
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Trump could at the very least reigned in Fauci but he was too much off a puss to do it
That would have been nice but you dont know that Ron would do anything different and most likely wouldnt have.
Its why Desantites being so thin skinned and extremely angry is hard to comprehend. Ron lockdown the state, pushed the vax but didnt mandate. Same as Don.
Posted on 2/10/23 at 11:30 pm to RinoRon
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you dont know that Ron would do anything different and most likely wouldnt have.
Why did you take it a step too far?
Yes, we don't know what RDS would have done, but you also don't know that he likely would have done what Trump did.
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Ron lockdown the state, pushed the vax but didnt mandate. Same as Don.
The difference is only one of these guys was responsible for the CDC, NIH and FDA.
Posted on 2/10/23 at 11:37 pm to David_DJS
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Yes, we don't know what RDS would have done, but you also don't know that he likely would have done what Trump did.
Most rational people do. Ron wouldnt have done anything different. You know that but just need something to be mad about
Posted on 2/10/23 at 11:38 pm to davyjones
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“people will crawl over broken glass to vote against him,” but for that to carry any weight
Over 7 million more people voted against Trump. They weren't voting for Biden, they were voting for literally anyone but Trump because over half the country fricking hates him.
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you have to reconcile it with the fact that he also added a huge increase to his 2016 vote total, over 12 million in fact.
Wonderful. Do we hand out silver medals in elections? He still lost. Over 5.5 million people voted for at least 1 down-ballot Republican but not Trump. That's pretty damning.
Posted on 2/10/23 at 11:48 pm to RammerJammer91
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Over 7 million more people voted against Trump
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Mr. Trump, despite his defeat, drew 10.2 million more votes than he did in his 2016 triumph over Hillary Clinton, including noticeable jumps in heavily Hispanic parts of Texas and Florida
Posted on 2/11/23 at 12:22 am to RammerJammer91
I was simply asking you to put your own point in the full context of the situation, not necessarily for me, but more to push you along to make a fully considered point of discussion instead of only the part that supports your opinion. Don’t worry, I’m not being hypocritical, I do best to make myself do the same thing to a reasonable extent.
Posted on 2/11/23 at 12:43 am to David_DJS
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Trump elicits strong emotions. There aren't many people in the middle where Trump is concerned. He's loved or hated, and that brought a shite ton of people out to the polls. 12 million more for Trump than in 2016, but unfortunately 16 million for Biden than voted for Hillary.
Sure, I agree that Trump elicits more emotional response than perhaps those that came before him. In modern times anyway. But one of my first thoughts that always arises in this debate is that the country didn’t all of a sudden meet Donald Trump and become acquainted with him only after he became President. He was lambasted leading up to the 2016 election much the same as he was for the 2020. During the 2016 campaign he was branded as a racist, misogynist, womanizer, etc etc etc. The same people and groups did the same things back then to raise extreme negative emotions over him just the same. That election day was even RIGHT on the heels of the whole “pussy grab” deal, and an unfortunate recording of audio to really drive it home. Further evidence of the extreme hatred and other various emotions about him was the very next day after the election…the devastation of all those people protesting in the streets around the country.
So my question is, knowing all that to have been the case then, where was all that “voting against Trump” then?? Same emotion was present. Yet somehow something happened subsequent to that that not only supposedly caused so much more emotion that it physically drove people to the polls, but actually provoked an extra 12 million voters more against Trump than in 2016. So you have the combination of inciting an outpouring of emotion not present in 2016, yet somehow sprang up for 2020 to the degree of rising 12 million more people out of bed and off sofas to do what they didn’t care to do before, voting.
It doesn’t add up in the least, to me. JMO
Plus, just in brief, many people also like to say that Trump “pushed former voters away from him” between 2016 and 2020. Well in that case it’s even more puzzling. What that would mean is that not only did Trump increase his former vote total by 12 or so million, but you’d also have to add on top of that whatever the number was that abandoned ship and switched sides. For the sake of convenience let’s say that number of defectors was 7 million. Well then that would mean he had 19 million new votes that he convinced to join him in 2020. Those are big numbers for a supposed situation wherein he struggled to hang on to support.
Posted on 2/11/23 at 2:04 am to jlnoles79
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Most R voters weren't believers in the stop the steal fiasco.
Not even close try again. Most Republican voters know the election was rigged and more democrats than you would like to admit. And not until later when the the current administration is already destroying the country do real facts start emerging. If you can watch a video of Ruby Freeman admitting to the Fu**ery in Georgia and still act like nothing happened you are part of the problem. That's just a sample of what Trump said was happening and once again it's true. Republicans did not want Trump to give up. Republicans just realized the entire system is rigged.
Posted on 2/11/23 at 6:40 am to RinoRon
You should create a 3rd account with username “Ron Derangement syndrome”
You are clearly deranged
You are clearly deranged
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