Thanks Speaker Johnson for being the tie-breaker that allowed the continued fucking of Americans.
Fuck shit damn when is something going to change?
Fuck shit damn when is something going to change?
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Both parties just opposite wings of the same shit bird screwing Americans. We can "vote" our way out of it....right?
Nah, I know we’re fucked
But I did buy ammo on the way home from the office, like every Friday, so I felt a little better
No one is coming . There is no help , no rescue .
Fix it or don't .
Or wait til it's on your fuckin doorstep whilst you pray it works out . It won't .
Fix it or don't .
Or wait til it's on your fuckin doorstep whilst you pray it works out . It won't .
Maybe someday people will realize that the Republicans love big government just as much as the Democrats do.
They might have reauthorized FISA - but they did pass the amendment that incumbent Congressmen must be notified before they can be investigated.
I'm not kidding.
I'm not kidding.
This is fucking gross.
Republicans love to talk conservative small government talk, when they are not in power and are not in a position to do anything about it. Once Republicans are in power they reveal they are in favor of endless spending, endless war, and endless expansion of government power at the expense of states and citizens.
The greatest thing Trump has done is that he turned the Republican Party upside down and he has destroyed neo-conservativism, not as an ideology but as an institutional unifying force that dominated the GOP. There are still clowns, ideologues, and self-styled intellectuals writing books and pushing neo-con crap on the masses, but the GOP of Ronald Reagan and George W Bush is gone and is not likely to come back.
Trump has unleashed the era of right-wing populism and this is now the dominant ideology of the GOP rank-and-file.
If the GOP establishment betrays Trump in November 2024, then the ultimate collapse of the GOP as an institution is inevitable and we should seek to hasten it.
Trump is a step in the right direction even if his policies don't accomplish the restoration of the Republic.
The greatest thing Trump has done is that he turned the Republican Party upside down and he has destroyed neo-conservativism, not as an ideology but as an institutional unifying force that dominated the GOP. There are still clowns, ideologues, and self-styled intellectuals writing books and pushing neo-con crap on the masses, but the GOP of Ronald Reagan and George W Bush is gone and is not likely to come back.
Trump has unleashed the era of right-wing populism and this is now the dominant ideology of the GOP rank-and-file.
If the GOP establishment betrays Trump in November 2024, then the ultimate collapse of the GOP as an institution is inevitable and we should seek to hasten it.
Trump is a step in the right direction even if his policies don't accomplish the restoration of the Republic.
voting should be seen as an obligation and a duty and recognized as a farce. should be done in spite of it's uselessness. big problem is choices. bush or gore? obama or romney? really? 3rd parties are no help. perot won us clinton and nader got us bush. if you vote socialist party you help the repubs. vote libertarian and you aid the dems. with the current uniparty there is even less choice. trump tried and lost out due to being a nieve (re DC) business guy. the deep state took him down and if he is nominated and "wins" LOL they will do it again and i fear for his life. or will foment a civil war and declare martial law with that resulting in finishing off the republic.
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