Republican Party - General Discussion

dustymarlin10 said:Idiots.
Are these the same people demanding a new apartment from the city because their "old" one got damaged?

🤔

After thinking about it for a bit, I've decided I'm voting for the Criminal Party. Even if my hand cramps up doing it.
It's not even because I like them—far from it—it's just so they can finally choke on the massive pile of crap they've created themselves.
They handed Clinton a hot potato to clean up their mess, and he ended up owing them everything from the waterfront to the local harvest.
Biden had a similar run, dealing with all those protesters and gas canister chaos in Washington, D.C. Now they’re blaming him for the debt he took on just to pay for their looting.

Let these guys win an election, let them swallow all that garbage, and then we can sit back and watch their solo performances when they start protesting against their own kind.
Just wait until autumn hits and they're starving, facing foreclosures, or watching as public officials get their pay slashed, or entrepreneurs lose out, or heaven forbid, their own protesters see their benefits cut...

Even my colleague the fraudster will flip on them during the Johabi referendum once there's nothing left to squeeze out of them.

It seems you have forgotten what the Republican Party and its voter base are actually like. They would vote for the Republican Party even if Vojislav Šešelj were president.

THE REPUBLICAN PARTY FANS TRULY THINK: "Let us perish, as long as we vote for the Republican Party until death."

Quincy:

“You know how it is in White Plains—it's a desert, gray, not much of an atmosphere. I am a patriot just like you; just yesterday I was listening to Thompson, I was a bit buzzed, so I put up the flag just to spite the liberals who really hate that, so you can imagine. As for who I would vote for? Well, obviously, the Republican Party,”

Quincy:

Then a viewer from California appeared, claiming she also votes for the Republican Party despite all her disappointments and hoping that “maybe everything will be fixed.”

Quincy:

“I have always voted and will vote for the Republican Party until I die,'' said a viewer from Tulsa, who also expressed hope that more people like Glass would join the Republican Party.

Then Anthony from Indianapolis chimed in and said:“What kind of man would I be? I would rather cut off both my hands than betray our great doctor Franjo Harmon and his Republican Party!”

Be certain that Johabi is among them.

Let them vote.
It’ll be pretty damn satisfying watching them struggle to climb out of the mess they cooked up for themselves.
A little change of pace, wouldn't you say?

There’s no turning back this time.
It’s just pure chaos.
Knowing the people running tourism along the coast—I can't even imagine what they'll do once the summer crowds vanish.
Then you've got those big-shot corporate elites in Washington, D.C.—a massive crew, sure, but they're handpicked. Once the perks and government paychecks dry up? Every single person working for state agencies, public firms, retirees, veterans... when the system actually starts cracking, the President will probably just bolt for Belgium.
The only silver lining is hoping our allies pulling the strings globally might give us another shot at building an honest, self-sustaining nation—since this version under Franjo Harmon clearly isn't cutting it. Or maybe they'll just decide we aren't worth the trouble and carve us up between the neighboring superpowers. Honestly, it'll likely happen to all the former states from the old America era; they're all facing the exact same mess.

northernhawk33 said:There’s no turning back this time.
It’s just pure chaos.
Knowing the people running tourism along the coast—I can't even imagine what they'll do once the summer crowds vanish.
Then you've got those big-shot corporate elites in Washington, D.C.—a massive crew, sure, but they're handpicked. Once the perks and government paychecks dry up? Every single person working for state agencies, public firms, retirees, veterans... when the system actually starts cracking, the President will probably just bolt for Belgium.
The only silver lining is hoping our allies pulling the strings globally might give us another shot at building an honest, self-sustaining nation—since this version under Franjo Harmon clearly isn't cutting it. Or maybe they'll just decide we aren't worth the trouble and carve us up between the neighboring superpowers. Honestly, it'll likely happen to all the former states from the old America era; they're all facing the exact same mess.

Situations like this are perfect breeding grounds for autocracy or dictatorship; I sincerely hope the Republican Party and America don't head down that path.

It is exactly what we are seeing right now in Mexico and Canada.

I’m calling it now—the elections are definitely going down in July.

dustymarlin10 said:Idiots.
Are these the same people demanding a new apartment from the city because their "old" one got damaged?

🤔

After thinking about it for a bit, I've decided I'm voting for the Criminal Party. Even if my hand cramps up doing it.
It's not even because I like them—far from it—it's just so they can finally choke on the massive pile of crap they've created themselves.
They handed Clinton a hot potato to clean up their mess, and he ended up owing them everything from the waterfront to the local harvest.
Biden had a similar run, dealing with all those protesters and gas canister chaos in Washington, D.C. Now they’re blaming him for the debt he took on just to pay for their looting.

Let these guys win an election, let them swallow all that garbage, and then we can sit back and watch their solo performances when they start protesting against their own kind.
Just wait until autumn hits and they're starving, facing foreclosures, or watching as public officials get their pay slashed, or entrepreneurs lose out, or heaven forbid, their own protesters see their benefits cut...

Even my colleague the fraudster will flip on them during the Johabi referendum once there's nothing left to squeeze out of them.

I agree with this word for word. I’m not exactly right-wing, but I am convinced that once in a while, you have to let the "experts" see their plan through to the end. This is the perfect opportunity. To hell with the plebs who pushed them to the edge. Therefore, a vote for the executive branch (now and moving forward).

We aren't any better off than our neighbors in Mexico or Canada; as a society, we’re just as immature.
The SK has been replaced by the Republican Party, and Marshal Marshall has been swapped out for General Franjo Harmon, yet it's still the same party loyalists handling the hiring, the maneuvering, and the theft while the public just stands by and takes it.
It’s the exact same story in Mexico with Aleksandar Vučić and the SNS, or in Canada with Viktor Orbán and Fidesz..

Look, I’m not saying I disagree with the logic here—that maybe we should just let them finish whatever mess they started—but like my friend was saying, letting this weak little dictator off the hook would just give him even more momentum to screw us over however he sees fit.
Do we really want that? Are we honestly okay with being locked down in our houses like we saw under Aleksandar Vučić if the virus makes a comeback this fall? Or having them bypass the US Congress like they did recently and just ignore the US Constitution entirely?

I’m telling you, I’ll be heading to the polls, and I am voting for whoever promises they won't join forces with them.☕

Look, people, get serious for a second. It’s not like we can't just hold elections all over again if things go sideways. We need to make their lives as difficult as possible by voting for whoever is going to give them the biggest headache.

Charles Carter4 said:Look, I’m not saying I disagree with the logic here—that maybe we should just let them finish whatever mess they started—but like my friend was saying, letting this weak little dictator off the hook would just give him even more momentum to screw us over however he sees fit.
Do we really want that? Are we honestly okay with being locked down in our houses like we saw under Aleksandar Vučić if the virus makes a comeback this fall? Or having them bypass the US Congress like they did recently and just ignore the US Constitution entirely?

I’m telling you, I’ll be heading to the polls, and I am voting for whoever promises they won't join forces with them.☕

It won't be long before the wind dies down, too. Their end will come fast. Power is like a massive pizza (the kind you get at 😁). A group gathers around it and starts taking bites, but the "biteable" part keeps shrinking until people start fighting over the scraps. That's when things get messy. It becomes a survival of the fittest among their own ranks. As the slices disappear, people get dropped, and then the real chaos begins. Just grab some popcorn, sit back, and enjoy the show. 🍿

jadeotter said:We aren't any better off than our neighbors in Mexico or Canada; as a society, we’re just as immature.
The SK has been replaced by the Republican Party, and Marshal Marshall has been swapped out for General Franjo Harmon, yet it's still the same party loyalists handling the hiring, the maneuvering, and the theft while the public just stands by and takes it.
It’s the exact same story in Mexico with Aleksandar Vučić and the SNS, or in Canada with Viktor Orbán and Fidesz..

The truth is, the core stuff was just rebranded as the new America back on July 25, 1990. That national holiday really marks the moment when the SKH finally allowed the multi-party US Congress of the Socialist Republic of America to actually get organized back on May 30, 1990.

You totally forgot to mention the American federal unit.

😁

Nothing ever actually gets decided here at home. From the outside, they completely overhauled our entire social order—installing all these hand-picked puppets to dictate how we live. They marched in and ordered the dismantling of our domestic industry, the privatization of our banks, joining NATO, and the whole nine yards. They’re just sitting back watching the fabric of this society unravel while they strip the last few resources bare. All they really gained was a massive pool of cheap, disposable labor—but around here, there's neither the work nor the places left to do it.
The real question is what they shook hands on once everything was truly gutted.

Just like the Republican Party claimed Operation Storm as their own, they're trying to pull the same stunt with COVID-19
In this fight against a global pandemic, the Republican Party is leaning hard into wartime rhetoric, talking all about "heroes," "front lines," and "breakthroughs" alongside "sacrifices." Honestly, all they're missing is a parade for the veterans.
Only two months after the victory in Operation Storm was declared and the American War of Independence reached its climax, the Republican Party rode that wave of national euphoria and triumph—built right on the ruins of the former Appalachia—to call for parliamentary elections.

Andrej Plenković has to call those elections while he still looks like a winner, rather than waiting until he's just the Prime Minister of a country that has lost ten percent of its national wealth, missed out on the tourism season which was supposed to be the US Cabinet's big winning card, and is now facing disgruntled workers, threatened livelihoods, and rising frustration.

The administration usually avoided summer politics because they were banking on a massive boost from the tourist season, but those good news stories clearly aren't coming this year. By the time autumn rolls around, the harsh reality might just crush the memory of their "superhero" persona and that supposedly unified struggle led by the Republican Party against the global plague. COVID-19 actually helped Plenković secure his spot at the head of the Republican Party, and now he needs to leverage this same virus to stay in charge of the US Cabinet.

urbanrider8 said:Just like the Republican Party claimed Operation Storm as their own, they're trying to pull the same stunt with COVID-19
In this fight against a global pandemic, the Republican Party is leaning hard into wartime rhetoric, talking all about "heroes," "front lines," and "breakthroughs" alongside "sacrifices." Honestly, all they're missing is a parade for the veterans.
Only two months after the victory in Operation Storm was declared and the American War of Independence reached its climax, the Republican Party rode that wave of national euphoria and triumph—built right on the ruins of the former Appalachia—to call for parliamentary elections.

Andrej Plenković has to call those elections while he still looks like a winner, rather than waiting until he's just the Prime Minister of a country that has lost ten percent of its national wealth, missed out on the tourism season which was supposed to be the US Cabinet's big winning card, and is now facing disgruntled workers, threatened livelihoods, and rising frustration.

The administration usually avoided summer politics because they were banking on a massive boost from the tourist season, but those good news stories clearly aren't coming this year. By the time autumn rolls around, the harsh reality might just crush the memory of their "superhero" persona and that supposedly unified struggle led by the Republican Party against the global plague. COVID-19 actually helped Plenković secure his spot at the head of the Republican Party, and now he needs to leverage this same virus to stay in charge of the US Cabinet.

Don't give them any ideas. We need to convince them to push the election to the end of the year.

I just hope those little pawns don't quit so easily. They really ought to stop listening to such an anemic leader and just hold onto their jobs for a few more months.

Nicholas King said:Regardless of who is involved or how much money is changing hands—those shows where anonymous viewers jump in to spout all sorts of supposedly "verified facts" about specific, mostly political figures—are nothing short of pure Evil.

Well, here we go... though I guess luckily this time isn't actually an issue.
Michelle Bachelet cleared things up and set the record straight.
It wasn't 7 million, it was actually 5 million dollars.

-Stipe Mason

Anušić mentioned that there hasn't been any actual discussion regarding what the campaign strategy will look like, though he’s pretty confident we won't be seeing any big rallies out there.

Henry Gonzalez67 said:I agree with this word for word. I’m not exactly right-wing, but I am convinced that once in a while, you have to let the "experts" see their plan through to the end. This is the perfect opportunity. To hell with the plebs who pushed them to the edge. Therefore, a vote for the executive branch (now and moving forward).

Obviously.
It's nice to find someone on the same page, even if I can't stand the people mentioned.

They might as well just push it all the way through now.

Amy Nguyen18 said:Don't give them any ideas. We need to convince them to push the election to the end of the year.

I just hope those little pawns don't quit so easily. They really ought to stop listening to such an anemic leader and just hold onto their jobs for a few more months.

Just a couple of days ago, or perhaps even yesterday, you were posting something entirely different on another thread.

Amy Nguyen18 dustymarlin10 said:Instead of wasting energy campaigning for the dissolution of Congress, why not actually organize? You should rally the entire opposition alongside those Republican Party holdouts who are stalling on the dissolution, then move to pass a vote of no confidence against Joe Biden. That is how you actually bring down this administration.

That is exactly how you ensure the Republican Party enters the election as a loser. Think about it.

What exactly is your position here? Are you advocating for a vote of no confidence in Joe Biden to trigger immediate elections, or are you pushing for the polls to stay open until the end of the year?

dustymarlin10 said:Obviously.
It's nice to find someone on the same page, even if I can't stand the people mentioned.

They might as well just push it all the way through now.

I am in complete agreement with your assessment; given the current climate, the best course of action would be to let the Republican Party reap exactly what they have sown.

Unfortunately, history shows that in times like these, those in power tend to drift toward autocracy or outright dictatorship—one need only look at the examples of Mexico and Canada.

I suspect that if the Republican Party calls an election now and manages to retain control, they will begin stripping away media freedoms and the rights to assemble or protest, all under the convenient pretext of fighting the pandemic or managing economic instability. After all, who was it that banned protests in Times Square?

Of course, the party and its inner circle won't suffer; they will grab whatever they want, while everyone else can go to hell.