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Hircus
2022 Oct 15, 3:53pm
Hircus
2022 Oct 15, 3:53pm
Patrick says
It's true - his wife's parents did it.
https://www.dailywire.com/news/trust-linked-to-gavin-newsoms-family-donates-thousands-to-ron-desantis
Not sure it's true, but funny if so.
It's true - his wife's parents did it.
https://www.dailywire.com/news/trust-linked-to-gavin-newsoms-family-donates-thousands-to-ron-desantis
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Booger
2022 Oct 15, 4:23pm
Booger
2022 Oct 15, 4:23pm
RWSGFY says
Why bother sending the dead bodies back
Looters should be shot on sight and sent to their home country.
Why bother sending the dead bodies back
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AmericanKulak
2022 Nov 3, 2:03pm
AmericanKulak
2022 Nov 3, 2:03pm
We have a decent national level farm system working up for MAGA.
Both Lake and DeSantis are Presidential level material after Trump. Depending on the outcome of November, we may have Zeldin and Mastriano as contenders. Sadly, Noem can't be trusted because she cucked for Transgender Surgeries at Sioux Falls Hospitals and reneged on signing a total ban on men in Women's Sports at ALL state schools.
We're working a lot of state legislators into the system now, with School Board and County Officials behind them.
May not be optimal, but Cruz might replace the Turtle. Probably not Rand, he's better as a gadfly. McCarthy should be replaced in the House.
Feeling positive for the long term.
Both Lake and DeSantis are Presidential level material after Trump. Depending on the outcome of November, we may have Zeldin and Mastriano as contenders. Sadly, Noem can't be trusted because she cucked for Transgender Surgeries at Sioux Falls Hospitals and reneged on signing a total ban on men in Women's Sports at ALL state schools.
We're working a lot of state legislators into the system now, with School Board and County Officials behind them.
May not be optimal, but Cruz might replace the Turtle. Probably not Rand, he's better as a gadfly. McCarthy should be replaced in the House.
Feeling positive for the long term.
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AmericanKulak
2022 Nov 3, 6:25pm
AmericanKulak
2022 Nov 3, 6:25pm
cisTits says
You jiggered my brain.
The generational math is bad for Dems in many ways. They're losing 2nd and esp. 3rd Gen Hispanics starting with Texas and Florida. Whingy White Liberal Women have one or none kids... Urban Professionals are the least likely to breed... Black Men are moving Republican...
I'm starting to think instead of a Race or Class war, we'll have a Gender War. Unmarried Pompous Urban Single Females and Welfare Black Women vs. almost everybody else.
Yeah. the 'generational math' as far as GOP leadership future is aligned with MAGA and populism among both the base and 'traditional' Dems like minorities and married women.
More or less.
You jiggered my brain.
The generational math is bad for Dems in many ways. They're losing 2nd and esp. 3rd Gen Hispanics starting with Texas and Florida. Whingy White Liberal Women have one or none kids... Urban Professionals are the least likely to breed... Black Men are moving Republican...
I'm starting to think instead of a Race or Class war, we'll have a Gender War. Unmarried Pompous Urban Single Females and Welfare Black Women vs. almost everybody else.
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Patrick
2022 Nov 9, 5:59pm
Patrick
2022 Nov 9, 5:59pm
https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/breaking-gov-ron-desantis-wins-massive-re-election-victory-in-florida/
Gov. Ron DeSantis wins massive re-election victory in Florida
DeSantis' historic 19-point victory comes amid widespread speculation that he may launch a 2024 presidential bid.
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Tenpoundbass
2022 Nov 9, 6:22pm
Tenpoundbass
2022 Nov 9, 6:22pm
The Establishment is desperately trying to goad him into a Presidential run. Where they know even if he wins, they can imperil him with bureaucratic, and judicial overreach.
They can't touch him in Florida. He has more authority to send the FDLE to Washington to arrest Merrick Garland for his crimes on Florida residents. By the way they conducted those unnecessary 3am home invasion arrests, for the CNN news cameras, for things that has precedentially been treated less severe than a misdemeanor.
Where as the Democrat commies and thugs in D.C. can't do squat to him, but take away funding. They want control of Florida and he's in the fucking way as our Governor.. He would be powerless for what the Establishment has in store for Florida, as the President. Andrew Gillum will have a political reresection and be the Governor in the Special election to replace him. Then that will be it for Florida.
I wouldn't vote for DeSantis, I don't vote for anyone that runs for election to flip his office for a better seat. If his intention is to run for President, then that means his next two years will be focused on that transition, and not conducting the Ron DeSantis brand of governing he did in his first term. It will make him a self pandering Asshole if he did that. He hasn't groomed any suitable successors. Miami and Broward are just starting to flip red, well Dade more so than Broward. But things are looking up. He needs to build upon that for the next four years as Governor. Focusing on his governorship. Then spend two years, after he's done here in 2026, and prepare for his 2028 Presidential run. That's the Ron DeSantis I want to vote for. Even if Trump doesn't run in 2024.
They can't touch him in Florida. He has more authority to send the FDLE to Washington to arrest Merrick Garland for his crimes on Florida residents. By the way they conducted those unnecessary 3am home invasion arrests, for the CNN news cameras, for things that has precedentially been treated less severe than a misdemeanor.
Where as the Democrat commies and thugs in D.C. can't do squat to him, but take away funding. They want control of Florida and he's in the fucking way as our Governor.. He would be powerless for what the Establishment has in store for Florida, as the President. Andrew Gillum will have a political reresection and be the Governor in the Special election to replace him. Then that will be it for Florida.
I wouldn't vote for DeSantis, I don't vote for anyone that runs for election to flip his office for a better seat. If his intention is to run for President, then that means his next two years will be focused on that transition, and not conducting the Ron DeSantis brand of governing he did in his first term. It will make him a self pandering Asshole if he did that. He hasn't groomed any suitable successors. Miami and Broward are just starting to flip red, well Dade more so than Broward. But things are looking up. He needs to build upon that for the next four years as Governor. Focusing on his governorship. Then spend two years, after he's done here in 2026, and prepare for his 2028 Presidential run. That's the Ron DeSantis I want to vote for. Even if Trump doesn't run in 2024.
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stereotomy
2022 Nov 9, 6:48pm
stereotomy
2022 Nov 9, 6:48pm
Tenpoundbass says
DeSantis can be the biggest fish in a smaller pond, or a little fish in a big pond. Unlike Trump, he has the capability to build his network over the next several years. A 2024 run would place him in the same position Trump was in 2017 - virulent deep-state opposition and gaslighting. He has a chance to build a loyal team that will serve him - not like Trump who had to settle for RINOs and traitors.
The Establishment is desperately trying to goad him into a Presidential run. Where they know even if he wins, they can imperil him with bureaucratic, and judicial overreach.
They can't touch him in Florida. He has more authority to send the FDLE to Washington to arrest Merrick Garland for his crimes on Florida residents. By the way they conducted those unnecessary 3am home invasion arrests, for the CNN news cameras, for things that has precedentially been treated less severe than a misdemeanor.
Where as the Democrat commies and thugs in D.C. can't do squat to him, but take away funding. They want control of Florida and he's in the fucking way as our Governor.. He would be powerless for what the Establishment has in store for Florida, as the President. Andrew Gillum will have a political reresection and be the Governor in the Special election to replace him. Then that will be it for Florida.
I wouldn't vote for DeSantis, I don't vote for anyone that runs...
DeSantis can be the biggest fish in a smaller pond, or a little fish in a big pond. Unlike Trump, he has the capability to build his network over the next several years. A 2024 run would place him in the same position Trump was in 2017 - virulent deep-state opposition and gaslighting. He has a chance to build a loyal team that will serve him - not like Trump who had to settle for RINOs and traitors.
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Onvacation
2022 Nov 9, 7:17pm
Onvacation
2022 Nov 9, 7:17pm
Patrick's link says
I have a brilliant Idea!
Let DeSantis continue the Florida cleanup for a couple more years and then appoint Trump to the governorship. That would free DeSantis to MAGA as the president.
Trump is better suited to be an eccentric governor than the leader of the free world, though he was the best damn leader of the free world since Ike.
Gov. Ron DeSantis wins massive re-election victory in Florida
DeSantis' historic 19-point victory comes amid widespread speculation that he may launch a 2024 presidential bid.
I have a brilliant Idea!
Let DeSantis continue the Florida cleanup for a couple more years and then appoint Trump to the governorship. That would free DeSantis to MAGA as the president.
Trump is better suited to be an eccentric governor than the leader of the free world, though he was the best damn leader of the free world since Ike.
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Patrick
2022 Nov 9, 7:22pm
Patrick
2022 Nov 9, 7:22pm
stereotomy says
Sadly so.
It's been a recurring lesson throughout my life that no one succeeds alone. I worked for a Wunderkind kind of guy who was getting big contracts at age 22 to build websites in Chicago for top companies there. It was much less amazing when I realized that his father was already pretty rich and well connected, and two of his first employees were similarly rich and well connected. Most of them were Jewish. I asked him the secret to his great success at a young age, and his answer was "It's who you know and who you blow." Typically crass, but not wrong. Hope he wasn't blowing anyone.
So Trump is not just Trump, but is a group of people who have been with him for a long time. Unfortunately, they were not with it or powerful enough to stop the Deep State from undermining him, or maybe were actively helping the Deep State (looking at Jared Kushner here).
And Elon is not just Elon. He was born rich (his father owned part of an emerald mine in South Africa) and he has collected rich allies along the way from starting Paypal, etc.
Trump who had to settle for RINOs and traitors.
Sadly so.
It's been a recurring lesson throughout my life that no one succeeds alone. I worked for a Wunderkind kind of guy who was getting big contracts at age 22 to build websites in Chicago for top companies there. It was much less amazing when I realized that his father was already pretty rich and well connected, and two of his first employees were similarly rich and well connected. Most of them were Jewish. I asked him the secret to his great success at a young age, and his answer was "It's who you know and who you blow." Typically crass, but not wrong. Hope he wasn't blowing anyone.
So Trump is not just Trump, but is a group of people who have been with him for a long time. Unfortunately, they were not with it or powerful enough to stop the Deep State from undermining him, or maybe were actively helping the Deep State (looking at Jared Kushner here).
And Elon is not just Elon. He was born rich (his father owned part of an emerald mine in South Africa) and he has collected rich allies along the way from starting Paypal, etc.
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HeadSet
2022 Nov 9, 7:33pm
HeadSet
2022 Nov 9, 7:33pm
Everyone is looking at DeSantis, but Virginia Gov Youngkin has been traveling around making allies. Younkin may be the surprise candidate.
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Al_Sharpton_for_President
2022 Nov 17, 12:14pm
Al_Sharpton_for_President
2022 Nov 17, 12:14pm
Sweden is Ron DeSantis’s trump card
The Florida Governor's Covid policy has been vindicated
On the 16th March 2020, Donald Trump entered the White House’s cramped press room. He stood at the podium and looked out over the assembled journalists who were sitting apart in the room, each divided by a couple of chairs.
“I’m glad to see that you’re practising social distancing, that looks very nice,” the President said. With him on the podium stood Anthony Fauci, Deborah Birx and others who had advised Trump on the measures he was about to announce: “very talented people,” he called them. “We’ve made the decision to further toughen the guidelines and blunt the infection now,” Trump said.
From that moment, the U.S. government recommended school closures. Citizens were also advised to avoid gatherings of more than 10 people and to wean themselves off pre-pandemic social habits. The strategy was summarised on a sign positioned behind the President: “15 days to slow the spread”.
We now know that those 15 days turned into months, then well over a year. The fear of reopening society deprived children and young adults of in-person education all around the world, perhaps hitting the U.S. most: at its peak, the closures affected at least 55.1 million students in 124,000 public schools across the country.
We also know that the actions taken by the Trump White House were heavily influenced by the infamous report from Imperial College London.
A month and a half after his press conference, Trump doubled down on his lockdown position. In a tweet on April 30, he wrote: “Sweden is paying heavily for its decision not to lock down… The United States made the correct decision!”
In Florida, however, Governor Ron DeSantis took a deeper interest in the Swedish policy of keeping schools open and resisting sweeping lockdowns. Later in the summer, he even hosted a three-hour roundtable with two Stanford scientists, Jay Bhattacharya and Michael Levitt, as well as Swedish epidemiologist Martin Kulldorff. According to official transcripts, the word ‘Sweden’ came up 21 times.
And so Sweden and Florida effectively became control groups in the massive experiment that the world had undertaken. The openness of both raised ire in U.S. and international media. Countless stories were written about the perceived irresponsibility of keeping beaches, sports and schools open.
Trump may have later reversed his positions on the Covid measures he advocated during those months, but the damage had already been done. Fauci had been elevated to near-divine status, the media became obsessed with case counts, and it proved almost impossible to reopen schools.
The race for the Republican nomination increasingly looks like it will be a duel between Trump and DeSantis, and their different positions on Covid lockdowns will likely be scrutinised by Republican primaries voters. As we now know, lockdowns had very little effect on the spread of the virus. Sweden’s excess death numbers during the pandemic were among the lowest in Europe, and lower than 43 U.S. states.
Instead, the lockdowns created a massive education gap among children, damaged their mental health, and, through resulting stimulus packages, stoked the inflation we’re now living through. It is striking that the two main contenders for their party’s nomination took such different approaches during such a crucial period. It will surely be difficult for Trump to run away from his tainted record.
https://unherd.com/thepost/sweden-is-ron-desantiss-trump-card/
The Florida Governor's Covid policy has been vindicated
On the 16th March 2020, Donald Trump entered the White House’s cramped press room. He stood at the podium and looked out over the assembled journalists who were sitting apart in the room, each divided by a couple of chairs.
“I’m glad to see that you’re practising social distancing, that looks very nice,” the President said. With him on the podium stood Anthony Fauci, Deborah Birx and others who had advised Trump on the measures he was about to announce: “very talented people,” he called them. “We’ve made the decision to further toughen the guidelines and blunt the infection now,” Trump said.
From that moment, the U.S. government recommended school closures. Citizens were also advised to avoid gatherings of more than 10 people and to wean themselves off pre-pandemic social habits. The strategy was summarised on a sign positioned behind the President: “15 days to slow the spread”.
We now know that those 15 days turned into months, then well over a year. The fear of reopening society deprived children and young adults of in-person education all around the world, perhaps hitting the U.S. most: at its peak, the closures affected at least 55.1 million students in 124,000 public schools across the country.
We also know that the actions taken by the Trump White House were heavily influenced by the infamous report from Imperial College London.
A month and a half after his press conference, Trump doubled down on his lockdown position. In a tweet on April 30, he wrote: “Sweden is paying heavily for its decision not to lock down… The United States made the correct decision!”
In Florida, however, Governor Ron DeSantis took a deeper interest in the Swedish policy of keeping schools open and resisting sweeping lockdowns. Later in the summer, he even hosted a three-hour roundtable with two Stanford scientists, Jay Bhattacharya and Michael Levitt, as well as Swedish epidemiologist Martin Kulldorff. According to official transcripts, the word ‘Sweden’ came up 21 times.
And so Sweden and Florida effectively became control groups in the massive experiment that the world had undertaken. The openness of both raised ire in U.S. and international media. Countless stories were written about the perceived irresponsibility of keeping beaches, sports and schools open.
Trump may have later reversed his positions on the Covid measures he advocated during those months, but the damage had already been done. Fauci had been elevated to near-divine status, the media became obsessed with case counts, and it proved almost impossible to reopen schools.
The race for the Republican nomination increasingly looks like it will be a duel between Trump and DeSantis, and their different positions on Covid lockdowns will likely be scrutinised by Republican primaries voters. As we now know, lockdowns had very little effect on the spread of the virus. Sweden’s excess death numbers during the pandemic were among the lowest in Europe, and lower than 43 U.S. states.
Instead, the lockdowns created a massive education gap among children, damaged their mental health, and, through resulting stimulus packages, stoked the inflation we’re now living through. It is striking that the two main contenders for their party’s nomination took such different approaches during such a crucial period. It will surely be difficult for Trump to run away from his tainted record.
https://unherd.com/thepost/sweden-is-ron-desantiss-trump-card/
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mell
2022 Nov 17, 12:31pm
I think Trump will have a hard time to garner enough support, should he fall short I hope he will endorse whomever beat him and get out of the way.
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Ceffer
2022 Nov 17, 3:12pm
Ceffer
2022 Nov 17, 3:12pm
Strange thing, a pundit pointed out that Trump actually stated he was 'Commander in Chief' in his recent speech (I didn't hear that if he did), and his filing to run for Presidency did not specify 2024, and was allegedly for the United States Republic (implication being that the bankrupt and invalid US Corporation executive was not part of the deal).
Who knows, he may have partly done it so they couldn't arrest him (Presidential candidates courtesy) amongst other things.
Trump also had his gold fringed flags with the military eagle mount. They are the flags of military courts and military tribunals:
"Under martial law, you are presumed guilty until proven innocent.
The gold-fringed flag only stands inside military courts that sit in summary court martial proceedings against civilians and such courts are governed in part by local rules, but more especially by “The Manual of Courts Martial”, U.S., 1994 Ed., at Art. 99, (c)(1)(b), pg. IV-34, PIN 030567-0000, U.S. Government Printing Office, Wash. D.C. The details of the crimes that civilians can commit, that are classed as ‘Acts of War,’ cover 125 pages in the Manual of Courts Martial."
https://govbanknotes.wordpress.com/2020/07/20/get-that-gold-fringe-off-my-flag-military-flags-in-all-us-courtrooms-signifying-military-tribunals/
Who knows, he may have partly done it so they couldn't arrest him (Presidential candidates courtesy) amongst other things.
Trump also had his gold fringed flags with the military eagle mount. They are the flags of military courts and military tribunals:
"Under martial law, you are presumed guilty until proven innocent.
The gold-fringed flag only stands inside military courts that sit in summary court martial proceedings against civilians and such courts are governed in part by local rules, but more especially by “The Manual of Courts Martial”, U.S., 1994 Ed., at Art. 99, (c)(1)(b), pg. IV-34, PIN 030567-0000, U.S. Government Printing Office, Wash. D.C. The details of the crimes that civilians can commit, that are classed as ‘Acts of War,’ cover 125 pages in the Manual of Courts Martial."
https://govbanknotes.wordpress.com/2020/07/20/get-that-gold-fringe-off-my-flag-military-flags-in-all-us-courtrooms-signifying-military-tribunals/
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richwicks
2022 Nov 17, 3:17pm
richwicks
2022 Nov 17, 3:17pm
AmericanKulak says
Nope, not a race or class war, and not a gender war.
We're slowly headed to a Soviet style collapse - revolution.
I'm starting to think instead of a Race or Class war, we'll have a Gender War. Unmarried Pompous Urban Single Females and Welfare Black Women vs. almost everybody else.
Nope, not a race or class war, and not a gender war.
We're slowly headed to a Soviet style collapse - revolution.
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Onvacation
2022 Nov 17, 4:38pm
Onvacation
2022 Nov 17, 4:38pm
Al_Sharpton_for_President says
Why do so many people think DeSantis will abandon Florida halfway through his term? If he does he's just another politician.
Unless, of course, Trump is incapacitated and there is no one else to do the job.
The race for the Republican nomination increasingly looks like it will be a duel between Trump and DeSantis
Why do so many people think DeSantis will abandon Florida halfway through his term? If he does he's just another politician.
Unless, of course, Trump is incapacitated and there is no one else to do the job.
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mell
2022 Nov 17, 5:22pm
mell says
Onvacation says
You can dislike this very real possibility all you want, but anybody who witnessed the leftoid lamestream media and their handlers and witnessed how well the commie left played this election knows that they will ramp up the pressure on Trump and trying to paint him as a loser. I would like for Trump to run and be successful, but it's not always possible, Trump made many mistakes in the past years and with the leftoid globalist marxists and the commie media you cannot make any. It's just reality. It's possible he will muscle through it, but in the case he doesn't make it there are other who could take his place. With all the cheating going on he basically will need each and every independent, plus maybe some leftoids leaving the plantation
I think Trump will have a hard time to garner enough support, should he fall short I hope he will endorse whomever beat him and get out of the way.
Onvacation says
Al_Sharpton_for_President says
The race for the Republican nomination increasingly looks like it will be a duel between Trump and DeSantis
Why do so many people think DeSantis will abandon Florida halfway through his term? If he does he's just another politician.
Unless, of course, Trump is incapacitated and there is no one else to do the job.
You can dislike this very real possibility all you want, but anybody who witnessed the leftoid lamestream media and their handlers and witnessed how well the commie left played this election knows that they will ramp up the pressure on Trump and trying to paint him as a loser. I would like for Trump to run and be successful, but it's not always possible, Trump made many mistakes in the past years and with the leftoid globalist marxists and the commie media you cannot make any. It's just reality. It's possible he will muscle through it, but in the case he doesn't make it there are other who could take his place. With all the cheating going on he basically will need each and every independent, plus maybe some leftoids leaving the plantation
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mell
2022 Nov 17, 5:28pm
Trump/De Santis (unlikely to happen) or Trump/Lake would be good tickets. Besides De Santis, Youngkin could be a good contender as well. Maybe Rick Scott. Anybody else? Rand Paul would be great but civil, libertarian leaning conservatives often get eaten alive by the leftoids with their smear tactics.
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Patrick
2022 Nov 17, 5:29pm
Patrick
2022 Nov 17, 5:29pm
richwicks says
Yes, I also get the feeling that the US is going to repeat the Soviet Union's problems of 1989.
We're slowly headed to a Soviet style collapse - revolution.
Yes, I also get the feeling that the US is going to repeat the Soviet Union's problems of 1989.
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Patrick
2022 Nov 17, 5:32pm
Patrick
2022 Nov 17, 5:32pm
mell says
I'd vote for that.
The good thing about Trump possibly getting a second term is that he can pick a competent VP this time. Traditionally, presidents have picked incompetent VP's like Biden. I think that's to mitigate the possibility of getting replaced by one's own VP.
Trump/Lake
I'd vote for that.
The good thing about Trump possibly getting a second term is that he can pick a competent VP this time. Traditionally, presidents have picked incompetent VP's like Biden. I think that's to mitigate the possibility of getting replaced by one's own VP.
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Onvacation
2022 Nov 17, 5:33pm
Onvacation
2022 Nov 17, 5:33pm
mell says
Trump is successful! I would say that he is the best actor the political theatre has seen in my lifetime. Appalled, inspired, or amused you have to admit Trump puts on a great show.
I would like for Trump to run and be successful,
Trump is successful! I would say that he is the best actor the political theatre has seen in my lifetime. Appalled, inspired, or amused you have to admit Trump puts on a great show.
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Onvacation
2022 Nov 17, 5:35pm
Onvacation
2022 Nov 17, 5:35pm
mell says
I LIKE IT! The stolen election campaign. They don't even have to say it because everyone will say it for them.
Trump/Lake would be good tickets.
I LIKE IT! The stolen election campaign. They don't even have to say it because everyone will say it for them.
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Patrick
2022 Nov 17, 5:35pm
Patrick
2022 Nov 17, 5:35pm
Onvacation says
Dave Chapelle described Trump pretty well in his SNL routine, except possibly for implying that Russia had something to do with Trump's first election. The Democrats beat that one to death in spite of an utter lack of evidence. They just hate Trump and hate Russia, so they lumped them together.
I would say that he is the best actor the political theatre has seen in my lifetime.
Dave Chapelle described Trump pretty well in his SNL routine, except possibly for implying that Russia had something to do with Trump's first election. The Democrats beat that one to death in spite of an utter lack of evidence. They just hate Trump and hate Russia, so they lumped them together.
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Onvacation
2022 Nov 17, 5:36pm
Onvacation
2022 Nov 17, 5:36pm
Patrick says
Or Pence! Where did that dickhole come from?
presidents have picked incompetent VP's like Biden.
Or Pence! Where did that dickhole come from?
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Onvacation
2022 Nov 17, 5:38pm
Onvacation
2022 Nov 17, 5:38pm
clambo says
Both know how to play the media. I'm liking this team more.
Of course the deep state would have to assassinate them.
Trump and Kari Lake
Both know how to play the media. I'm liking this team more.
Of course the deep state would have to assassinate them.
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Patrick
2022 Nov 25, 3:56pm
Patrick
2022 Nov 25, 3:56pm
https://nitter.pussthecat.org/Takeactioncan/status/1595885011663716353
@takeactioncanada.ca
@Takeactioncan
Nov 24
“They lied to us about the mRNA shots.” - Gov. Ron DeSantis
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richwicks
2022 Nov 25, 4:34pm
richwicks
2022 Nov 25, 4:34pm
Patrick says
I'd be cautious with DeSantis.
Look into his earlier history. Maybe he found some balls, but he was an Israeli firster ass licker at one point. I suspect he's just a politician trying to rise in ranks that has no real values or convictions. I would be happy to be incorrect.
https://nitter.pussthecat.org/Takeactioncan/status/1595885011663716353
I'd be cautious with DeSantis.
Look into his earlier history. Maybe he found some balls, but he was an Israeli firster ass licker at one point. I suspect he's just a politician trying to rise in ranks that has no real values or convictions. I would be happy to be incorrect.
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AmericanKulak
2022 Nov 25, 8:20pm
AmericanKulak
2022 Nov 25, 8:20pm
DeSantis might be better than Trump.
I doubt he would allow Kanye to bring Catboylover Fuentes to potentially embarass him.
I doubt he would allow Kanye to bring Catboylover Fuentes to potentially embarass him.
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Patrick
2022 Nov 25, 8:22pm
Patrick
2022 Nov 25, 8:22pm
richwicks says
I'm cautious about all of them, including Trump.
I just want results, real resistance to the Pfizer-woke oligarchy.
I'd be cautious with DeSantis.
I'm cautious about all of them, including Trump.
I just want results, real resistance to the Pfizer-woke oligarchy.
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Patrick
2022 Nov 26, 11:52am
Patrick
2022 Nov 26, 11:52am
https://newspunch.com/gov-de-santis-liberals-who-buy-into-covid-ideology-most-gullible-people-in-the-world/
Gov. De Santis: Liberals Who Buy Into Covid Ideology ‘Most Gullible People In the World’
Liberals who put masks and syringes as their Twitter profile and build their whole identity around conforming to Big Pharma propaganda have been sold a lie, according to Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, who says “They lied to us about mRNA shots.”
“It was basically the current thing. People would put in their Twitter profile a mask and a syringe, and that was their identity. It was ridiculous,” said DeSantis. “I think you’ve seen ideology placed over data and evidence.”
“They lied to us about the mRNA shots. They said if you take it you will not get Covid. That is false. That is not true. And they continue to say, even now when the evidence is so overwhelming, not only is that not true, people who have multiple boosters, you are definitely at risk of getting it.”
“And then they will say something like, six weeks of masks will end Covid. So that’s what they claim. It doesn’t happen. And then what they’ll do is they will kind of move the goalposts and say ‘Well, only 95% wore it’, and they will kind of shift, because they never ever want to admit their ideology was incorrect.”
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Misc
2022 Nov 26, 8:14pm
So, uhhhhhhhhh, when is he going to start a criminal investigation into just about any aspect of this????????
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Hugh_Mongous
2022 Nov 26, 8:25pm
richwicks says
Except there were no revolution when USSR collapsed: it got quietly dissolved by the people in power who stayed in power. And are still in power in half of the former republics, especially, of course, in Russia in Belarus.
AmericanKulak says
I'm starting to think instead of a Race or Class war, we'll have a Gender War. Unmarried Pompous Urban Single Females and Welfare Black Women vs. almost everybody else.
Nope, not a race or class war, and not a gender war.
We're slowly headed to a Soviet style collapse - revolution.
Except there were no revolution when USSR collapsed: it got quietly dissolved by the people in power who stayed in power. And are still in power in half of the former republics, especially, of course, in Russia in Belarus.
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Patrick
2022 Nov 30, 8:48pm
Patrick
2022 Nov 30, 8:48pm
https://nitter.pussthecat.org/Not_the_Bee/status/1597621575939153922
Citizen Free Press
@CitizenFreePres
Nov 29
DeSantis on report that Apple is threatening to remove Twitter from its App Store:
"That would be a huge, huge mistake, and it would be a really raw exercise of monopolistic power that I think would merit a response from the United States Congress."
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Patrick
2022 Dec 4, 4:37pm
Patrick
2022 Dec 4, 4:37pm
https://bigleaguepolitics.com/florida-governor-ron-desantis-capitulates-to-disney-works-to-give-them-back-their-special-tax-breaks/
DeSantis selling out?
“It’s easier to shift policy when you don’t have to defend the old policy,” said Florida state representative Randy Fine, a Republican who authored the legislation to revoke Disney’s special tax breaks. “[Former Disney CEO Bob] Chapek screwed up, but Bob Iger doesn’t have to own that screw-up.”
Democrats, of course, are happy that DeSantis and Republicans in the Florida state legislature are capitulating to Disney, claiming that these corporate special privileges are necessary for economic growth.
DeSantis selling out?
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Misc
2022 Dec 5, 2:51am
Does anyone think for one second that DeSantis is going to file charges for election interference against FBI agents????????????
I would put zero faith in the man.
I would put zero faith in the man.
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DD214
2022 Dec 5, 3:50am
Patrick says
Didn't believe me the other day did you ? See comment #8
https://patrick.net/post/1344406/2022-04-01-desantis-volume-xxxviii-gov-threatens
DeSantis selling out?
Didn't believe me the other day did you ? See comment #8
https://patrick.net/post/1344406/2022-04-01-desantis-volume-xxxviii-gov-threatens
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Patrick
2023 Feb 1, 10:19am
Patrick
2023 Feb 1, 10:19am
https://www.theflstandard.com/democrat-politician-agrees-with-desantis-calls-rejected-ap-course-trash/
I can't quite parse the last sentence, but I think I agree with it.
TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA — One of Governor Ron DeSantis’ most vocal critics supports the state’s decision to reject the College Board’s AP African American Studies course for high schoolers. When asked his thoughts on the recent controversy, Leon County Commissioner Bill Proctor blasted the course as “trash,” according to Tallahassee Reports.
“There is grave concern about the tone and the tenor of leadership’s voice from the highest spaces in our state being hostile to teaching of African American history. Well frankly I’m against the College Board’s curriculum,” Proctor said.
“I think it’s trash. It’s not African American history. It is ideology,” he continued. “I’ve taught African American history, I’ve structured syllabuses for African American history. I am African American history. And talking about ‘queer’ and ‘feminism’ and all of that for the struggle for freedom and equality and justice has not been no tension with queerness and feminist thought at all.”
I can't quite parse the last sentence, but I think I agree with it.
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I will still vote for him in 2024 if he is the Candidate, but now I prefer DeSantis.