What's with Trump endorsing RINOS again?
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Posted by: Ihavenoname ®

12/18/2022, 00:15:01

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He's backing RINO McCarthy instead of Andy Biggs, and tells others to "stand down" over attacking McCarthy.

Why? Is he losing touch with reality?








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He's been making some strange decisions lately. But, we always vote and support what we want to support. We are not Democrats.
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Posted by: DeeDee ®

12/19/2022, 16:28:40

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Despite those strange decisions Trump has made, he's still the best choice for president. But the election system is still broken.
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Posted by: Ihavenoname ®

12/19/2022, 18:18:33

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I'll still gladly vote for him, but I have no faith in the 2024 election after the broken 2022 midterms.







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In some ways DeSantis would likely be a much stronger candidate than DJT...
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Posted by: LateForLunch ®

12/19/2022, 21:59:51

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...but any sane man shares your concerns about election integrity. That's based on the general principle of observing 'Crat infamy - whatever you suspect is going on, the reality is always much MUCH WORSE!!







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Either would get my vote, but given the recent problems that surfaced, how should I expect 2024 to go well too?
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Posted by: Ihavenoname ®

12/24/2022, 22:18:40

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I think it will be a matter of time before people will have had enough of with this nonsense. But, it won’t end peacefully.







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People need to learn the lesson that those who rioted on Jan 6th did not - violence is the last resort of the defeated.
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Posted by: LateForLunch ®

12/24/2022, 23:58:00

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Resorting to violence in political warfare is an admission of defeat. Humiliating. I am glad those who participated are going to prison. I am sorry that ONLY SOME of the most deserving are going to prison - many in the government should probably be going as well - FBI, DC cops, Capital LEOs, Pelosi, Wray et al. 







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I'm sure there were real rioters on J6, but it seemed that there were FBI implants too.
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Posted by: Ihavenoname ®

12/25/2022, 11:27:44

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Not to be a conspiracy theorist, but recent evidence has convinced me that some of the rioters were not real Trump supporters.

All J6 did was convince me to avoid protests all together. Yes, those who did engage in the riots were in the wrong. But, knowing how easy it is to disguise certain groups as Trump supporters, how can we tell if it's really them?

I don't know for sure. I've never engaged in a protest, and I surely will stay out of future ones.

Unfortunately, not everyone learns from the mistakes of others. Stupidity just happens. There is no cure for that.











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I am convinced that most if not all of those who rioted were simply unbalanced, disturbed fools looking for an excuse to be violent.
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Posted by: LateForLunch ®

12/25/2022, 22:41:17

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The rioters all seemed to be rioting for psychological reasons, not ideological ones, so it was NOT a planned insurrection. The protest was planned, but the violence erupted spontaneously from the kooks in the midst of the peaceful protesters.

 

The mistakes that DJT made relative to that whole debacle were in failing to anticipate what might happen or reckon effectively with the political consequences. The trigger or opportunity for the violence was a political protest, but it was not the violoent people's motive to change anything thereby - just to "party" in their own sick way. To throw a collective "tantrum". To act out psychotic rage. 

 Machiavelli would likely have covered his face and shaken his head watching it unfold. 

In one sense, having no political experience made DJT vulnerable to making bush-league errors like that one. He failed to think strategically when he encouraged people to protest but was not energetic or clear enough about discouraging/disavowing violence. 





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Either way, the moral of the story is to stay out of protests all together. That I think should be emphasized today.
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Posted by: Ihavenoname ®

12/26/2022, 19:04:03

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People who attend a lot of protests seem to me to generally have a great measure of spare time/resources and a very small measure of common sense.
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Posted by: LateForLunch ®

12/26/2022, 19:45:19

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The TEA Party movement was not a protest, it was a reform movement that worked very well. That is an example of well-invested time and resources, not a protest march on DC.





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