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It is a gift to the Democrat Party, compliments of Mitch McConnell and some RINOs, who have no idea what they are doing.
Can't abide Mc Connell but he absolutely knows what he is doing. The infrastructure bill is hugely popular with Americans and he doesn't want his Senators on the wrong side of that vote. He is wanting to send it to the House in the hopes the Dems kill it there and they wear it in 2022.
 
Deer Diarrhea,

The news out of Dehydrated Armpit, Arizona is Clear. The Ninjas and their Loyal Panda Bears found five HUNDRED GILLION bamboo Ballots. They were all ILLEGAL votes for Biden. The Best Math People have determined that when these Very Fake Votes are Subtracted, I won 99.2 percent of the vote everywhere. I will be Taking The Thone on AUGUST 13ST. Some are Saying that Heads Will Roll on that day like in French in 1845. And The Lying Mainstream Media say that I don't know history. Jokes On You, Mainstream media.

Love,

The Reel King
 
Yes, great.
Purge your own party because they don't bow down to the God-King Trump?
 
Yes by all means cancel those that don't agree that Trump is the cat's meow. It will assure the end of the GOP.
Actually, it's the Republican rank and file cancelling those who don't represent them. That's a good thing. It should happen more often. Hell, the Democrat rank and file should do it, too.
 
Actually, it's the Republican rank and file cancelling those who don't represent them. That's a good thing.
So you admit that the "cancel culture" is a Trump thing then. The rank and file represent insurrection and you can't have disent in a dictatorship.
 
Deer Diarrhea,

The news out of Dehydrated Armpit, Arizona is Clear. The Ninjas and their Loyal Panda Bears found five HUNDRED GILLION bamboo Ballots. They were all ILLEGAL votes for Biden. The Best Math People have determined that when these Very Fake Votes are Subtracted, I won 99.2 percent of the vote everywhere. I will be Taking The Thone on AUGUST 13ST. Some are Saying that Heads Will Roll on that day like in French in 1845. And The Lying Mainstream Media say that I don't know history. Jokes On You, Mainstream media.

Love,

The Reel King
😄
 
A running update from the desk of Donald J. Trump.


Donald J. Trump​


9:51am May 5, 2021​
Warmonger Liz Cheney, who has virtually no support left in the Great State of Wyoming, continues to unknowingly and foolishly say that there was no Election Fraud in the 2020 Presidential Election when in fact, the evidence, including no Legislative approvals as demanded by the U.S. Constitution, shows the exact opposite. Had Mike Pence referred the information on six states (only need two) back to State Legislatures, and had gutless and clueless MINORITY Leader Mitch McConnell (he blew two seats in Georgia that should have never been lost) fought to expose all of the corruption that was presented at the time, with more found since, we would have had a far different Presidential result, and our Country would not be turning into a socialist nightmare! Never give up!​

What is your grudge against Trump? Dude, he lost. Leave him alone. You don't have to keep embarrassing him like this.
 
September 17 and Trump still isn't president.

But it's nice to see that the Republican race for ideological purity is in high gear.
 
A running update from the desk of Donald J. Trump.


Donald J. Trump​


9:51am May 5, 2021​
Warmonger Liz Cheney, who has virtually no support left in the Great State of Wyoming, continues to unknowingly and foolishly say that there was no Election Fraud in the 2020 Presidential Election when in fact, the evidence, including no Legislative approvals as demanded by the U.S. Constitution, shows the exact opposite. Had Mike Pence referred the information on six states (only need two) back to State Legislatures, and had gutless and clueless MINORITY Leader Mitch McConnell (he blew two seats in Georgia that should have never been lost) fought to expose all of the corruption that was presented at the time, with more found since, we would have had a far different Presidential result, and our Country would not be turning into a socialist nightmare! Never give up!​
Trump is entitled to his opinion. No matter how misinformed and clueless it is.

Still waiting for Trump to prove the election was rigged and the voter fraud.
 
Trump is entitled to his opinion. No matter how misinformed and clueless it is.

Still waiting for Trump to prove the election was rigged and the voter fraud.

You have to look at those claims with the “eye of faith”- that of a true believer in the cult. Nonbelievers will never see the truth- because they are blind! You must believe!;)
 
Actually, it's the Republican rank and file cancelling those who don't represent them. That's a good thing. It should happen more often. Hell, the Democrat rank and file should do it, too.
A lot of times, getting rid of incumbents comes back to bite the party that did it. The Democrats primaried out two pro life Democratic incumbents last year among great joy and happiness among the pro choice crowd. The problem was those two pro choice replacements lost in the general election. That's two seats the dems shouldn't have lost if they had stayed with the incumbents. Bottom line, the Republicans need a net gain of 5 seats to retake control of the house instead of 7.

The loss of Gonzalez may or may not hurt the GOP. You have redistricting along with Ohio losing a representative. Regardless, had incumbent Gonzalez remained and ran, chances are he would have won. Ohio will drop from 16 down to 15 representatives. Right now Ohio has 12 Republican representatives, 4 Democratic, it'll be interesting to see how many the GOP will have after the 2022 midterm. Getting rid of incumbents usually results in a switch of parties in that district. Open seats are much easier to switch than beating an incumbent.

Because of Trump, the republicans lost the two Georgia senate seats. It'll be interesting to see if getting rid of these magic 10, what results will be after the midterms. The possibility exists that the GOP is shooting itself in the foot over Trump's desire for revenge. Time will tell. I'll be watching and taking this into account when I do my forecasts.
 
A lot of times, getting rid of incumbents comes back to bite the party that did it. The Democrats primaried out two pro life Democratic incumbents last year among great joy and happiness among the pro choice crowd. The problem was those two pro choice replacements lost in the general election. That's two seats the dems shouldn't have lost if they had stayed with the incumbents. Bottom line, the Republicans need a net gain of 5 seats to retake control of the house instead of 7.
Chances are the republicans will gain those 5 seats on reapportionment alone. Though I expect a red wave in the House. That traditionally happens when the democrats get drunk with power and overreach. Other examples are the 1994 and 2010 midterms.
Because of Trump, the republicans lost the two Georgia senate seats. It'll be interesting to see if getting rid of these magic 10, what results will be after the midterms. The possibility exists that the GOP is shooting itself in the foot over Trump's desire for revenge. Time will tell. I'll be watching and taking this into account when I do my forecasts.
To someone who is only into politics for the sake of loyalty to a political party, that may seem like a disaster. To those who expect their party to honor what they claim to stand for in their platform, not necessarily. The republican part, at least in it's platform and fundraising mailers claims to be conservative, fiscally and socially. If they are not going to honor that.....what's the point?
 
Chances are the republicans will gain those 5 seats on reapportionment alone. Though I expect a red wave in the House. That traditionally happens when the democrats get drunk with power and overreach. Other examples are the 1994 and 2010 midterms.

To someone who is only into politics for the sake of loyalty to a political party, that may seem like a disaster. To those who expect their party to honor what they claim to stand for in their platform, not necessarily. The republican part, at least in it's platform and fundraising mailers claims to be conservative, fiscally and socially. If they are not going to honor that.....what's the point?
I think the question here was/is the Republican Party showing loyalty to conservative ideals or just loyalty to an individual man? There's a lot of us old conservative leaning independents who think the republican party has thrown out their traditional conservative values for loyalty to a man instead of a philosophy or political ideology. That feeling, thinking showed up in both the 2018 midterms and 2020 election. Be that as it may, we all have our opinions.

Early indications don't show a wave election. Perhaps a 10-15 seat pickup for the GOP in the house, a 1-3 seat loss in the senate due mainly to retirements where switching an open becomes much easier than beating an incumbent. But until redistricting is completed, the house is a huge unknown. All we can go by is the Generic congressional Ballot which is national and not district by district.


The senate is fairly easy to handicap, the house, not until redistricting occurs. Then we still have 14 months to go in which anything can happen and usually does to upset any apple cart prediction this far out. I do think history, the generic ballot, as of today indicates a gain for the GOP in the house. But not a wave election. Reports on money is the Democrats have it pouring in, much more than the Republicans. Money is also a factor. So outside of a wild stab in the dark about the house, that is all it is from me. Not until redistricting occurs where we can go district by district and throw out any national numbers.

The big question is can the Republicans regain the independent vote which they lost in both the 2018 and 2020 election due to independents dislike of Trump and his antics and behavior. Time will tell.
 
I think the question here was/is the Republican Party showing loyalty to conservative ideals or just loyalty to an individual man? There's a lot of us old conservative leaning independents who think the republican party has thrown out their traditional conservative values for loyalty to a man instead of a philosophy or political ideology. That feeling, thinking showed up in both the 2018 midterms and 2020 election. Be that as it may, we all have our opinions.
Your problem is that you are still making this more about Trump''s personality then what Trump tapped into. Trump tapped into a movement that is angry over establishment republicans ignoring what they claim to represent. he campaigned on what the GOP platform actually represents and then when elected, largely followed through. It could have been any non-establishment conservative candidate tapping into that movement.
Early indications don't show a wave election. Perhaps a 10-15 seat pickup for the GOP in the house, a 1-3 seat loss in the senate due mainly to retirements where switching an open becomes much easier than beating an incumbent. But until redistricting is completed, the house is a huge unknown. All we can go by is the Generic congressional Ballot which is national and not district by district.
Early indications did not show a wave going into the 1994 or 2010 midterms either, even though many of us expected them. Traditionally that happens when one side goes bananas and pushes unpopular policy to the hilt. In the 1994 midterms, it was about gun control and high taxes. In 2010, it was about Obamacare. In 2022, it will likely be about the democrats enabling massive illegal immigration at our southern borders, , threats to nationalize state and local elections, threats to pack the US Supreme Court and more recently, the horribly botched withdrawal; from Afghanistan.
The senate is fairly easy to handicap, the house, not until redistricting occurs. Then we still have 14 months to go in which anything can happen and usually does to upset any apple cart prediction this far out. I do think history, the generic ballot, as of today indicates a gain for the GOP in the house. But not a wave election. Reports on money is the Democrats have it pouring in, much more than the Republicans. Money is also a factor. So outside of a wild stab in the dark about the house, that is all it is from me. Not until redistricting occurs where we can go district by district and throw out any national numbers.
The Senate is normally very easy to handicap as cycles change. Traditionally, the democrats would have the advantage in the Senate going into the coming midterms as many more vulnerable republican seats are up for grabs. However if there is a red wave, the republicans very well could end up with a net gain of 1 to 2 seats, or they could lose one or two. We'll see.
The big question is can the Republicans regain the independent vote which they lost in both the 2018 and 2020 election due to independents dislike of Trump and his antics and behavior. Time will tell.
I doubt we will ever agree on this one, as it's impossible to measure.. You are going solely on opinion polls. And with no intention to offend, your own anti-Trump bias is clouding your objectivity on the issue of independents. I am an older independent myself. If Trump runs in 2024, he will get my vote. If he does not run, my vote will go to a populist conservative willing to take on the GOP establishment. To me it's not about party, it's about policy and loyalty to the conservative base.
 
1. I'm not a "you guys". I think and speak for myself, only.

2. My throat is safe. I'm not a Trump hating Republican nor am I a Trump supporting Republican.

You, on the other hand, are dismissed for subjecting me to a totally useless comment.

???

When have I ever claimed to not be a Trump supporter?

Hypocrite much? This is why so many laugh off your comments as nonsense and of no real value. So you may want to step away from your keyboard, get your act together and let us know what you really are.

Also, you are dismissed for lying again.
 
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