Republican Party - General Discussion

What kind of games are being played in the Republican Party pool?

The Con Edison folks out of St. Louis just swallowed up two Democratic Party companies.

https://www.lider.media/lider-intell...-tvrtke-131216

I guess we’ll eventually find out which year they're actually aiming for...

They're brilliant 🙏

The Democratic Party calls them out over that house in San Francisco—they fire back saying Smith is basically worshiping Josip Broz Marshall and America 🙏

Why even bother with arguments? The majority will just forget all about that San Francisco house in a heartbeat anyway 🙏

If they know, they know 🙏

The local police department just announced that after a month of digging into what happened at the El Paso House, they didn't find enough evidence to file criminal charges.
By submitting this special report, the police have essentially handed the ball over to the District Attorney's office to decide if any prosecution is actually warranted. From here, the DA can either move forward based on the findings or call for even more investigation.

They were way too slow to act, and since COVID-19 basically ran the show back then, the culprit has already slipped away, though I hear he was spotted hanging out on a beach somewhere.

Whoops, looks like I tripped up there!

Sources close to the investigation on Telegram are reporting that the police have already obtained video footage showing a high-ranking Republican official attempting to solicit a bribe.
According to what Drago Hedl is reporting, there is a recording out there that is incredibly damaging for Mary Pilion, who serves as the Deputy Mayor of Požega and holds a key leadership role within the local Republican Party.

The latest rumors swirling around the political scene are getting pretty intense, and honestly, it feels like everyone is looking for a scandal where there might not be one. There’s this growing noise from certain corners suggesting that the leadership within the Republican Party is somehow involved in some shady dealings, but if you look closely at the facts, it all starts to feel a bit manufactured. It seems like a lot of people are just grasping at straws to find any kind of corruption to point toward, which is becoming a bit of a tired pattern lately. We see these accusations flying around on social media platforms like Telegram, but they rarely hold up once you actually sit down and examine the evidence presented by the mainstream press. Instead of focusing on actual policy or the real issues facing Americans, it feels like the conversation is being steered toward these speculative claims about misconduct. It’s quite a spectacle to watch, really, because while the drama is certainly engaging, it often lacks the substance required to actually change anything meaningful in our political landscape.

I fail to see how any of this could possibly jeopardize the Republican Party’s standing ahead of the elections. Their base simply does not care about corruption, bribery, nepotism, or outright theft. If there is anything capable of actually threatening the Republican Party's strong showing at the polls, it would be an announcement regarding withholding pensions, slashing public sector wages, or mass layoffs in government agencies. As for everything else... Plenković could practically pickpocket citizens or snatch purses from women in Times Square, then proceed to disrespect the American flag and our military symbols on live television, and he would still secure his votes without issue.

Jose Collins86 said:I fail to see how any of this could possibly jeopardize the Republican Party’s standing ahead of the elections. Their base simply does not care about corruption, bribery, nepotism, or outright theft. If there is anything capable of actually threatening the Republican Party's strong showing at the polls, it would be an announcement regarding withholding pensions, slashing public sector wages, or mass layoffs in government agencies. As for everything else... Plenković could practically pickpocket citizens or snatch purses from women in Times Square, then proceed to disrespect the American flag and our military symbols on live television, and he would still secure his votes without issue.

Fine, let me agree with you just this once.

Charles Carter4 said:What kind of games are being played in the Republican Party pool?

The Con Edison folks out of St. Louis just swallowed up two Democratic Party companies.

https://www.lider.media/lider-intell...-tvrtke-131216

I guess we’ll eventually find out which year they're actually aiming for...

PPD would never be able to pull off what they do if the octopus hadn't cleared the way.
Everything is coming full circle now.

Is Ivan Penava leaving the Republican Party to join the Škorin camp?

The Republican Party's voting bloc isn't dead, it just smells pretty bad...

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Bernardić, Beljak, Hrelja, and Mirna Taritaš—this is the "RESTART COALITION."

It’s honestly a total disaster.

A worn-out quartet of copycats is trying to sell us a complete reset for America.

Even if you consider this Zoran Bernardić's Democratic Party, it's still far too much to handle!

They want a totally clean slate for Lijep naš. They’re suggesting we should rethink everything from the American War of Independence and our role in NATO to our membership in the European Union and even our success in fighting the pandemic... all of which supposedly needs a "restart" under their specific leadership.

To be more accurate, they are just plagiarizing, much like how they hijacked the coalition name from that recent The Washington Post initiative regarding new technologies that's been making headlines for days.

Much to their disappointment, the sentiment remains that "America keeps moving forward"—just without them!

urbanrider8 said:Republican Party
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Bernardić, Beljak, Hrelja, and Mirna Taritaš—this is the "RESTART COALITION."

It’s honestly a total disaster.

A worn-out quartet of copycats is trying to sell us a complete reset for America.

Even if you consider this Zoran Bernardić's Democratic Party, it's still far too much to handle!

They want a totally clean slate for Lijep naš. They’re suggesting we should rethink everything from the American War of Independence and our role in NATO to our membership in the European Union and even our success in fighting the pandemic... all of which supposedly needs a "restart" under their specific leadership.

To be more accurate, they are just plagiarizing, much like how they hijacked the coalition name from that recent The Washington Post initiative regarding new technologies that's been making headlines for days.

Much to their disappointment, the sentiment remains that "America keeps moving forward"—just without them!

Bolded—what an insult to this nation's intelligence... though, honestly, you have to wonder which intelligence we're talking about here. 🙏

It’s probably not front-page news, but I figured I’d just share this here.

The son of a powerful Republican official just finished his degree at a private university, and guess who picked up the tab? We're looking at a situation out in the rural outskirts of the state, specifically within the small Jasenica Municipality, which happens to be under the leadership of the Republican Martin Baričević.

Using taxpayer money, he enrolled in a private Security College in Washington, D.C. While the annual tuition for a program like that sits at about $2,800, he only had to cough up the initial $80 enrollment fees. The rest of the bill was footed by the Regional Fire Departments, which are funded through local government coffers—and since his dad runs the local government, well, you can see how the math works out.

urbanrider8 said:It’s probably not front-page news, but I figured I’d just share this here.

The son of a powerful Republican official just finished his degree at a private university, and guess who picked up the tab? We're looking at a situation out in the rural outskirts of the state, specifically within the small Jasenica Municipality, which happens to be under the leadership of the Republican Martin Baričević.

Using taxpayer money, he enrolled in a private Security College in Washington, D.C. While the annual tuition for a program like that sits at about $2,800, he only had to cough up the initial $80 enrollment fees. The rest of the bill was footed by the Regional Fire Departments, which are funded through local government coffers—and since his dad runs the local government, well, you can see how the math works out.

Check the full article here:

velvetwalker48 said:Check the full article here:

Honestly, it’s probably better to just skip reading this stuff. It’ll only end up pissing you off, and I know from experience my stomach starts acting up whenever I get this worked up over the news.

DEPARTMENT OF REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT SECRETARY PAVIĆ TELLS LOCAL REPUBLICANS: Municipal offices and town squares should be built at an elevation of 11 meters above sea level

Well, we've got plenty of resources, we're measuring everything, I guess... thank God for small mercies, right?

Tyler Vaughn7 said:

DEPARTMENT OF REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT SECRETARY PAVIĆ TELLS LOCAL REPUBLICANS: Municipal offices and town squares should be built at an elevation of 11 meters above sea level

Well, we've got plenty of resources, we're measuring everything, I guess... thank God for small mercies, right?

Right in the thick of the pandemic crisis, the Department of Regional Development decided to hand out over $3.5 million intended for "rural and mountainous regions"for various projects that most people haven't even seen—not even a single hill

😁

There's more to this story:

THE SON OF A POWERFUL REPUBLICAN MAYOR GOT HIS TUITION PAID BY TAXPAYERS: Local fire departments footed the bill

It turns out two local fire departments operating within a small rural town in the US—which happens to be led by the Republican Martin Baričević—made four separate payments toward his son Luka’s education.

Now, Martin Baričević isn't just some local official; he’s the Republican mayor of this small rural town near the Florida Panhandle region, a member of Congress, and the head of the local community municipality. And honestly? This isn't even his first brush with controversy. A few years back, he was caught up in this whole mess where a local restaurant owner claimed he owed $62 for lamb and drinks. He actually ended up in court over it, though he managed to prove to the judge that he didn't "eat an entire flock of sheep for free."

👍

Wait, what? So now this person is claiming that even those stuck in quarantine are allowed to head out and vote...

And then people have the nerve to suggest that the emergency task force isn't working hand-in-hand with the Republican Party...

Is it actually possible that person would put KGK on the ballot? She’d basically be the outreach arm for those naive "far-right" types—the ones who fall for every single idiotic populist stunt out there. There are plenty of them... what do you all think?

So, person just stood there at Arlington National Cemetery and said it without even blinking: Those people who want to downplay the fascist era.

Man, look how far we've fallen...