It's the ultimate in chauvinism: not only are men better than women in everything they do, they're even better women, better at being a woman iteself.
Abolish private schools then.
Is that a serious reply? Are you being sarcastic? When is the last time a GOP VP donated to the "pay their bail fund for violent criminals" like the current one does? How many GOP prosecutors does your boy Soros donate to?Going easy on criminals is the Republican way.
I’m in cognitive decline, so I can’t remember the last sitting governor who ran as VP. Seems like a step down in power and not as good a place if you want to run for Prez later.
Edit - deleting my previous response to this post. I didn't catch the previous post that this was responding to, so I'm going to give the benefit of the doubt to Dion that he actually understands the SCOTUS ruling today.No, they ruled on who has the power of enforcement of the 14th, assigning that specifically to federal Congress, not individual states. They didn't challenge the lower court's finding of insurrection at all. Did you read the opinion? It's short.
And some people wonder why I am leaving Colorado this year. Throw in the utter mismanaged shit-show that Denver has become due to skyrocketing cost of living, war on fossil fuels industry which employs > 250k Coloradans, fentanyl overdoses, homelessness and now the hundreds of illegal immigrants stretching city services to the limit (causing some citizens to lose their jobs, BTW) and busting the city's budget and no one should question why I'm moving. Oh, yeah, wife has come to despise cold weather, so it's not ALL politics. I do love the mountains and skiing but the problems are mounting in this state and the above individual's statement is just indicative of one more example of a previously purple state (which I'm more than fine with) going bluer by the day.
Like Tim Scott or Haley for VP.Idk either but for someone of Trump's age and undoubtedly poor health, the VP is a blink away from being president. Even if trump wins and lives his term, can't imagine a second term. The GOP VP should have the leg up in that race.
All that assumes youngkin even qualifies. Not sure his age.
Well Trump would be barred from a "second term" which would be a third term. Unless today's SCOTUS ruling means that Congress would have to bar him from a third term and he can get the Republicans in Congress to ignore the 22nd Amendment.Idk either but for someone of Trump's age and undoubtedly poor health, the VP is a blink away from being president. Even if trump wins and lives his term, can't imagine a second term. The GOP VP should have the leg up in that race.
All that assumes youngkin even qualifies. Not sure his age.
Here's a much better reaction.Not yet, the ruling from the CO SC just now came down, hence the hullabaloo. Everyone’s just assuming they will.
They never had the authority, most just thought they did.
This would be the second term. There are no more for him. Perhaps I’m reading your post wrong.Idk either but for someone of Trump's age and undoubtedly poor health, the VP is a blink away from being president. Even if trump wins and lives his term, can't imagine a second term. The GOP VP should have the leg up in that race.
Guess Trump is a RHINO!
"Under no circumstances should Republicans vote to cut a single penny from Medicare or Social Security," Trump said in a two-minute video message posted to social media that could test his influence among Republicans who now control the U.S. House of Representatives.
There's a reason you asked the people you asked if they were voting for him...bc those are the ppl that aren't blindly partisan and can and do criticize him. So there is no fantasy.90% of the people I surround myself with are Trumpers. I don’t know a single one who has never criticized him. Same can be said in this thread. I couldn’t name a single MAGA poster who has never criticized him.
Not sure where this fantasy comes from.
Like Tim Scott or Haley for VP.
You just illustrated the problem. How does an outsider who wants to limit government do it without having people who understand government?Trump became president and hired a bunch of uniparty dipshits that tanked his presidency.
Desantis became a presidential candidate and hired a bunch of uniparty beltway dipshits that tanked his campaign.
Hopefully they both learned their lessons.
Scott certainly has kissed Trumps a$$ enough to get it. Haley not quite so much.Like Tim Scott or Haley for VP.
Well Trump would be barred from a "second term" which would be a third term. Unless today's SCOTUS ruling means that Congress would have to bar him from a third term and he can get the Republicans in Congress to ignore the 22nd Amendment.
This would be the second term. There are no more for him. Perhaps I’m reading your post wrong.
More than anything, I’m wondering where his cult will turn next. I imagine wherever he he tells them as with governor and senate candidates. I doubt he’d leave his successor choice to anyone but himself.
In my opinion, Scott or Haley give Trump a better shot at a W.Tim Scott doesn't move the needle either way imo. With trump that might be as good as it gets. If late, he's as likely to pick Dr oz as anyone sensible. Major no fkr me on nikki
Saw last week that one pundit speculated you may see Trumps Legion of Useful idiots going for Gaetz.More than anything, I’m wondering where his cult will turn next. I imagine wherever he he tells them as with governor and senate candidates. I doubt he’d leave his successor choice to anyone but himself.
Good points. Maybe Noem given she has government exec experience. But making sense doesn Cut it with him most often.Correct. I wasn't very clear. If he survived the term, whomever was his VP would/should have a leg up on the election for the next term. So imo it should be a very attractive opportunity. However it isn't because trump is so unlikely to win and he's much more likely to destroy the future of whomever is his VP.
Yes exactly what I said is true. Congress and ONLY congress can pass legislation enforcing section 3 of the 14th.No, that's not what the 14th or ruling say at all. Stop throwing stones from your glass house.
Noem might make a great choice.Good points. Maybe Noem given she has government exec experience.
Not talking about the ruling itself, Karl. Talking about the predictable reaction of lunatics like him.No, they ruled on who has the power of enforcement of the 14th, assigning that specifically to federal Congress, not individual states. They didn't challenge the lower court's finding of insurrection at all. Did you read the opinion? It's short.
Democrats, that’s how.These are actually "men", correct? How can this be a "womens" celebration?
But it won't lead to 2/3 conviction in the senate. It won't matter how damning or compelling the evidence is, Dems will vote lockstep with each other. There is zero accountability in that party.And of course the republicans will cry about it
Chuck Schumer Will Kill Mayorkas’s Senate Trial to Hide the Truth | National Review
He is likely refusing to hold a public trial because he knows the charges against Secretary Mayorkas are compelling to the public, if not to two-thirds of senators.www.nationalreview.com
Comments are hard on Keith for mansplaining to women of color.
It should but the left no longer follows the law. A court ruled that the FBI wrongly seized Mike Lindells phone and ordered them to return it... The FBI said "no" and are refusing to follow the court ruling.Does this ruling put an end to all the other loony leftist states doing the same?
HehThe majority of America's against that. We aren't going door to door to round up and deport all the people already here. It's never happening.
Not sure why you think his base can't criticize him for anything. Trump gets criticised on here by his supporters all the time. We criticise the fights he picks, the stupid things he pops off with at times, his spending was an issue, his handling of Covid, wasn't very popular, his Cabinet picks that sucked, Every one of us who either supports him now and supported him in the past have been able to point to his flaws.I'm not voting democrat, but I think DeSantis was far and away the better candidate who's better at actually governing and gets things done, but I probably will although I live in KY so he'll win the state anyway so I might write myself in lol.
I just think Trumps base that thinks they can't criticize him for anything are absurd and their insistence that primaries are more important than general elections. The guy could literally come out and say he backs bernie sanders economic plan and his base would line up behind it. He's more about loyalty than differing opinions. What's funnier tho, I suppose, is bernie bros would all of a sudden hate it along with the media.
I still think both parties are running bad candidates. Pretty much any R could run and beat biden. I would say the same about D's but they don't have anyone not insane