Republican Party - General Discussion

Americans for Tax Reform and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce stepped up this Thursday to demand total transparency from every single public agency and organization that gets its funding from taxpayer dollars, and they’re actually encouraging folks to sign a petition to push The Administration to make it happen.

I wonder if the Republican Party crowd is going to get behind this movement?

A message to the Republican Party

Don't even think about calling an early Election before September!

If you try, consider every single restriction suspended during the campaign period. You can't expect us to stay under these rules while you run for office!

The Republican Party—with all that nonsense they pulled regarding Auschwitz alongside Joe Biden—is essentially sprinting toward the Democratic Party as they gear up for a Grand Coalition. Honestly, Biden and Donald Trump act more like Siamese twins than political rivals, and even the rank-and-file members of both parties are starting to look indistinguishable from one another by the day.

The Election will likely hit in November, and once that's over, the Grand Coalition begins!

The little right-wing factions within the Republican Party love to whine about their own leadership... it’s been the same tired routine for thirty years. Meanwhile, the party insiders just keep looting the system, using those same small right-wing groups as a pathetic smoke screen to distract a specific slice of the electorate. 🙏 🤣

And those tiny right-wing circles? They’re nothing more than a cheap way to manufacture outrage. 🤣

Mark Hughes36 said:The little right-wing factions within the Republican Party love to whine about their own leadership... it’s been the same tired routine for thirty years. Meanwhile, the party insiders just keep looting the system, using those same small right-wing groups as a pathetic smoke screen to distract a specific slice of the electorate. 🙏 🤣

And those tiny right-wing circles? They’re nothing more than a cheap way to manufacture outrage. 🤣

I’d say those tiny right-wing groups actually help them steal from and tear apart America while they constantly warn everyone about a Grand Coalition 😁
They're just worried they won't get their cut 🙄

Oh no, a Grand Coalition, how scary!
A Grand Coalition, boohoo!

Is the Republican Party seriously looking at moving up the Election date to sometime before July 15th?
The whole situation regarding the upcoming Election has also been weighed in on by the Secretary of Commerce, Darko Horvat, as part of our latest program coverage.

He did mention, though, that they aren't ruling out the possibility of holding things in late June or early July, provided the Corona epidemic stabilizes and gets under control relatively soon.

@ruggeddrifter85, Mark Hughes36

I’m a bit lost on this "right-wing housewives" label. Are we talking specifically about the people in Congress backing the Republican Party—like those former Democratic Party folks or the HNS crowd—or are you implying that anyone who voted them into power is part of that group too?

In my book, we shouldn't just slap that label on every single Democratic Party voter. I think you two might be overreaching a little here.

Look, the support being given by those Democratic Party factions to the Republican Party is indefensible, but calling them all "right-wing housewives" feels like a stretch.

Amy Nguyen18 said:@ruggeddrifter85, Mark Hughes36

I’m a bit lost on this "right-wing housewives" label. Are we talking specifically about the people in Congress backing the Republican Party—like those former Democratic Party folks or the HNS crowd—or are you implying that anyone who voted them into power is part of that group too?

In my book, we shouldn't just slap that label on every single Democratic Party voter. I think you two might be overreaching a little here.

Look, the support being given by those Democratic Party factions to the Republican Party is indefensible, but calling them all "right-wing housewives" feels like a stretch.

No one asked for my input, but I understood exactly what Mark meant and his intention behind the comment.

You previously stated that the Republican Party is perfectly fine with you, provided that Hasanbegović was leading the charge instead of Donald Trump.

Robin Jones2 said:No one asked for my input, but I understood exactly what Mark meant and his intention behind the comment.

You previously stated that the Republican Party is perfectly fine with you, provided that Hasanbegović was leading the charge instead of Donald Trump.

The only version of the Republican Party worth liking is one that follows Hasanbegović’s agenda. It doesn't matter who understood what; what matters is who actually backs the Republican Party.

They're backed by the old guard, Joe Biden's crowd from the Democratic Party, the HNS, and the SDSS. Forget the theories about who *might* support them—look at who actually does. As those two pointed out, they're just right-wing lapdogs. Let me be clear: I don't support the Republican Party; they're being propped up by the Democrats, Biden's people, the HNS, and the SDSS.

Honestly, the Republican Party would be out in the opposition right now, and Donald Trump would be a total footnote in history if it weren't for this group—the Democrats, Joe Biden’s old crowd, and all those other factions...

Amy Nguyen18 said:Honestly, the Republican Party would be out in the opposition right now, and Donald Trump would be a total footnote in history if it weren't for this group—the Democrats, Joe Biden’s old crowd, and all those other factions...

And who exactly would be in power if the Republican Party were in the opposition?

It is common knowledge how the Republican Party seized power—they were handed the keys by those opportunists from the Bridge party.

That period gave the Republican Party enough breathing room to sweep up political trash; they bought some through blackmail, and likely settled others with cold, hard cash.

This doesn't just speak to the quality of the political debris being bribed; it speaks most pointedly to the Republican Party itself, which you seem perfectly fine with despite your distaste for Donald Trump.

TRUMP’S INNER CIRCLE IS PUSHING FOR AN EARLY ELECTION: ARE WE HEADING TO THE POLLS ON JULY 5TH? 'The Administration handled the crisis well, our approval ratings are climbing, and since the epidemic might make a comeback this fall, there is really no reason to delay,' says one insider. We are digging into what will ultimately decide the Republican Party's move and their partners' reaction

- If the epidemiological situation stays under control, the Parliamentary Election will likely take place on July 5th, according to a reliable source within the Republican Party. They noted that while the date might shift by about a week depending on how the virus behaves, that specific July date is currently the main focus in internal party discussions.

Over at the Democratic Party, they’ve signaled they are ready to go and won't stand in the way of dissolving Congress. Meanwhile, the Congressional Caucus led by Eric Adams has also indicated they aren't going to cause any drama regarding a July election.

They are attempting to preemptively mitigate a GDP collapse in the range of 15 to 20 percent.

You talk politics like you’re the only one who actually understands the game, yet you don't even recognize the Republican Party's loyalists? 😉

Disillusioned Libertarians, angry right-wingers, self-proclaimed ultra-patriots—and then there are the thirty years of Republican Party sycophants who run to their master the second he whistles. Their mindless barking actually helps him hide his organized looting and the wholesale dismantling of America from the general public.

I remember back in Indianapolis and Marion County, local elections were due at the same time as the national ones, so everyone headed to the polls together.

That was those national elections we still remember because of Sanders's campaign slogan, "A vote for the Libertarian Party is a vote for the Democratic Party," and the testimony regarding a $500,000 bribe paid to some "patriotic" singer (who likely used it to buy a penthouse complete with a private chapel 🙏 🤣), and Sanders mocking the Democrats with crude jokes while dodging a real debate with Joe Biden ("I'll show up only if I'm facing both Joe Biden and Jerome Powell").

Those disillusioned Libertarians, the angry right-wingers, the fake patriots (whose primary qualification is how much tax money they've dodged), and the Republican Party's loyalists all bravely checked the box for the Libertarian Party during the local races. But when the national ballots arrived, those "heroes" suddenly felt a chill at the thought of communist tyranny and their hands practically moved on their own—they swear they haven't changed 🤣—straight toward those three favorite letters.

For thirty years, they've dreamed of a coalition with their masters, while the masters have spent thirty years exploiting them, occasionally tossing them crumbs like when Đapić's Libertarian Party was allowed into Congress after failing to hit the 5% threshold. It looks like by pushing Mio Mamin (a polished modern extremist who acts "respectable" enough), they might finally grab enough votes after three decades to force a formal coalition. Especially since the party leaders don't feel the need to worry about "what the international community thinks" anymore. God help us all after the next election: a coalition between the new Communist Party of America and their thirty years of "fearless" followers! 🤣

If it’s true that Chinese people are such masterminds when it comes to coding viruses (at least according to the rumors), I wonder if we could just commission one specifically designed to target only members and supporters of the Republican Party... maybe something like a Republican Party-vid-20?

I’m expecting some pretty massive Crowdfunding support for this project, so honestly, money shouldn't be an issue at all...

Robin Jones2 said:And who exactly would be in power if the Republican Party were in the opposition?

It is common knowledge how the Republican Party seized power—they were handed the keys by those opportunists from the Bridge party.

That period gave the Republican Party enough breathing room to sweep up political trash; they bought some through blackmail, and likely settled others with cold, hard cash.

This doesn't just speak to the quality of the political debris being bribed; it speaks most pointedly to the Republican Party itself, which you seem perfectly fine with despite your distaste for Donald Trump.

But it’s pretty obvious this guy actually finds the Democratic Party and Zoran Bernardić totally acceptable—he’s just too chicken to admit it out loud.

Mark Hughes36 said:You talk politics like you’re the only one who actually understands the game, yet you don't even recognize the Republican Party's loyalists? 😉

Disillusioned Libertarians, angry right-wingers, self-proclaimed ultra-patriots—and then there are the thirty years of Republican Party sycophants who run to their master the second he whistles. Their mindless barking actually helps him hide his organized looting and the wholesale dismantling of America from the general public.

I remember back in Indianapolis and Marion County, local elections were due at the same time as the national ones, so everyone headed to the polls together.

That was those national elections we still remember because of Sanders's campaign slogan, "A vote for the Libertarian Party is a vote for the Democratic Party," and the testimony regarding a $500,000 bribe paid to some "patriotic" singer (who likely used it to buy a penthouse complete with a private chapel 🙏 🤣), and Sanders mocking the Democrats with crude jokes while dodging a real debate with Joe Biden ("I'll show up only if I'm facing both Joe Biden and Jerome Powell").

Those disillusioned Libertarians, the angry right-wingers, the fake patriots (whose primary qualification is how much tax money they've dodged), and the Republican Party's loyalists all bravely checked the box for the Libertarian Party during the local races. But when the national ballots arrived, those "heroes" suddenly felt a chill at the thought of communist tyranny and their hands practically moved on their own—they swear they haven't changed 🤣—straight toward those three favorite letters.

For thirty years, they've dreamed of a coalition with their masters, while the masters have spent thirty years exploiting them, occasionally tossing them crumbs like when Đapić's Libertarian Party was allowed into Congress after failing to hit the 5% threshold. It looks like by pushing Mio Mamin (a polished modern extremist who acts "respectable" enough), they might finally grab enough votes after three decades to force a formal coalition. Especially since the party leaders don't feel the need to worry about "what the international community thinks" anymore. God help us all after the next election: a coalition between the new Communist Party of America and their thirty years of "fearless" followers! 🤣

It wasn't quite like that. Let me check my notes for 2007—national elections, Indianapolis area.

Democratic Party 30%
Republican Party 23%

Local elections
Libertarian Party 24%
Democratic Party 23%
Democratic Party 19%
Republican Party 14%

So, the Democrats were up by 11% nationally, while the Republicans were up by 9% locally.

Patrick Cook said:It wasn't quite like that. Let me check my notes for 2007—national elections, Indianapolis area.

Democratic Party 30%
Republican Party 23%

Local elections
Libertarian Party 24%
Democratic Party 23%
Democratic Party 19%
Republican Party 14%

So, the Democrats were up by 11% nationally, while the Republicans were up by 9% locally.

Who do you think those hardliners voted for in the general election if they didn't pick the Libertarian Party? You don't seriously believe they switched over to the Democratic Party. Where did all those "angry" right-wing voices in the county disappear to during the national vote?

If you follow politics at all, you should know that urban centers tend to favor the Democratic Party more than the national average, while the Republican Party struggles there compared to the rest of the state.

https://www.telegram.com/politics-crisis-fraud/
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that America has to pay back three billion dollars in subsidies to the European Union because 98 percent of them were handed out for fake eco-friendly production
An audit from Brussels found that only two percent of the money paid out for organic farming was actually legitimate

“They’re handing out subsidies for empty fields where absolutely nothing is being grown. An audit from Brussels confirmed that just two percent of the organic farming subsidies were justified. Now they want us to pay it all back for the last three years—that's a billion dollars a year. There’s a proposal that we should share the burden collectively, but that’s definitely not on the table,” says Vrakić quite firmly.

The Republican Party knows.

The Republican Party knows exactly who is responsible.
It’s on their watch.

And I’m afraid we’re all going to end up footing the bill.

Three billion dollars.

-briskjackal5

briskjackal5 said:https://www.telegram.com/politics-crisis-fraud/
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that America has to pay back three billion dollars in subsidies to the European Union because 98 percent of them were handed out for fake eco-friendly production
An audit from Brussels found that only two percent of the money paid out for organic farming was actually legitimate

“They’re handing out subsidies for empty fields where absolutely nothing is being grown. An audit from Brussels confirmed that just two percent of the organic farming subsidies were justified. Now they want us to pay it all back for the last three years—that's a billion dollars a year. There’s a proposal that we should share the burden collectively, but that’s definitely not on the table,” says Vrakić quite firmly.

The Republican Party knows.

The Republican Party knows exactly who is responsible.
It’s on their watch.

And I’m afraid we’re all going to end up footing the bill.

Three billion dollars.

-briskjackal5

They’re feeding you nothing but lies from Brussels, and since they don't exactly have to answer to us, it really makes you wonder whether we should be putting our faith in them or sticking with the Republican Party.

The Department just released a statement clarifying that we don't have to pay back those $4.5 billion in incentives, mainly because they've confirmed that our manufacturing output is completely legitimate.

I was just reading through some recent reports regarding the latest updates from the Department for Demography, and it really feels like we are finally seeing some movement on these social initiatives that have been discussed for quite a while now. It seems like the administration is putting a lot of effort into restructuring how certain benefits are distributed to ensure everything runs more smoothly across the country, which is honestly such a breath of fresh air after all the bureaucratic red tape we've had to deal with in the past. I truly believe that if they stay this focused on streamlining the process, we might actually see some meaningful improvements in how our local communities support their aging populations and young families alike. It’s one of those situations where you can almost feel the momentum shifting toward something more efficient and organized, and I am genuinely optimistic that these policy adjustments will lead to a much more stable environment for everyone involved.