Re: US Erection 12 *AND* 16 *AND* 20 *AND* 22 *AND* 24 *AND* Beyond
Posted: Thu Feb 20, 2025 11:11 am
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What a great way to run a country. Interesting times ahead.Political survival is one. Senate and House Republicans know Trump will orchestrate the running of a primary challenger backed by Elon Musk’s unlimited resources if a member defies him. But this is not the whole story of Republican subservience to the president. In private, Republicans talk about their fear that Trump might incite his MAGA followers to commit political violence against them if they don’t rubber-stamp his actions.
According to one source with direct knowledge of the events, North Carolina senator Thom Tillis told people that the FBI warned him about “credible death threats” when he was considering voting against Pete Hegseth’s nomination for defense secretary. Tillis ultimately provided the crucial 50th vote to confirm the former Fox & Friends host to lead the Pentagon.
Politicians everywhere SHOULD live in fear of violence from the electorate IF they have earned the ire of their constituents.Cornuck wrote: ↑Thu Feb 20, 2025 11:17 am “They’re Scared Shitless”: The Threat of Political Violence Informing Trump’s Grip on Congress - LINK
What a great way to run a country. Interesting times ahead.Political survival is one. Senate and House Republicans know Trump will orchestrate the running of a primary challenger backed by Elon Musk’s unlimited resources if a member defies him. But this is not the whole story of Republican subservience to the president. In private, Republicans talk about their fear that Trump might incite his MAGA followers to commit political violence against them if they don’t rubber-stamp his actions.
According to one source with direct knowledge of the events, North Carolina senator Thom Tillis told people that the FBI warned him about “credible death threats” when he was considering voting against Pete Hegseth’s nomination for defense secretary. Tillis ultimately provided the crucial 50th vote to confirm the former Fox & Friends host to lead the Pentagon.
I didn't realize that she had a patent on the word deplorable, but my point stands none the less.
Elon doing what AOC and the Squad tried to do.Cornuck wrote: ↑Thu Feb 20, 2025 11:17 am “They’re Scared Shitless”: The Threat of Political Violence Informing Trump’s Grip on Congress - LINK
What a great way to run a country. Interesting times ahead.Political survival is one. Senate and House Republicans know Trump will orchestrate the running of a primary challenger backed by Elon Musk’s unlimited resources if a member defies him. But this is not the whole story of Republican subservience to the president. In private, Republicans talk about their fear that Trump might incite his MAGA followers to commit political violence against them if they don’t rubber-stamp his actions.
According to one source with direct knowledge of the events, North Carolina senator Thom Tillis told people that the FBI warned him about “credible death threats” when he was considering voting against Pete Hegseth’s nomination for defense secretary. Tillis ultimately provided the crucial 50th vote to confirm the former Fox & Friends host to lead the Pentagon.
Wouldn't it be nice if the public got to vote on each piece of legislation or each issue as opposed to having to take the good with the bad, as we have now? I don't know how or if it could be implemented, but it certainly would be better than what we have now.Mëds wrote: ↑Thu Feb 20, 2025 10:41 amBCE, you have to understand that Chef, 5th, and Per, are hardcore woke leftists. They don’t understand that you can support a part of a political agenda while condemning other parts of it. You are either all left or all right.
While they love to think that they are centrist in their views they can’t fathom that someone else can be centrist while holding a partially different view…..which pretty much defines centrist.
Corn is the only Liberal Loon around here who can still appreciate what a centrist actually is (and even his rationality has been stretched pretty far by Trump).![]()
Yes. But the long term plan is to incorporate it and make it part of Russia. They already made Lukashenko sign a treaty that has that end goal, but they are not stressing it, because they feel it's already in the bag. Right now they're focusing on Ukraine.
No, AOC had to pick her spots and her funding was darker vs Elon's blunt sledge hammer bank account, but the methods are the same.
A bunch of sources who refuse to be named and have no personal knowledge spread gossip!Cornuck wrote: ↑Thu Feb 20, 2025 11:17 am “They’re Scared Shitless”: The Threat of Political Violence Informing Trump’s Grip on Congress - LINK
What a great way to run a country. Interesting times ahead.Political survival is one. Senate and House Republicans know Trump will orchestrate the running of a primary challenger backed by Elon Musk’s unlimited resources if a member defies him. But this is not the whole story of Republican subservience to the president. In private, Republicans talk about their fear that Trump might incite his MAGA followers to commit political violence against them if they don’t rubber-stamp his actions.
According to one source with direct knowledge of the events, North Carolina senator Thom Tillis told people that the FBI warned him about “credible death threats” when he was considering voting against Pete Hegseth’s nomination for defense secretary. Tillis ultimately provided the crucial 50th vote to confirm the former Fox & Friends host to lead the Pentagon.