Republican Party - General Discussion

driftingtinker said:Some of these fairy tales are just wild—one story claims some car detailer routinely tore apart dashboards just to plant bugs, and then there’s this other one about someone using high-tech scanners to spy on vehicles and entire rooms.

Or, if you want the short version—they probably ran right into an investigation led by someone you definitely don't want to mess with, and they had to shut the whole thing down fast.

Mister, the whole thing smells like Joe Biden to me.🙂

Joe Biden???? 😲

And who else 😉

Have you guys noticed how they managed to use that whole mess with the arrest of the "Queen of Knin" to drag both Joe Biden and his brother into the spotlight?🤣
pure genius🙏
They did it all through the mainstream media

So, people keep asking me: when is he finally gonna go after the Democratic Party with the same intensity he uses on the Republicans? Honestly, I don't know. It’s always the same old story. One day it's one side, the next it's the other. Just waiting for the hammer to drop.

unknown responds:
[unknown]:

They only matter when they pretend to. In this country, they’re basically irrelevant. All the actual smart people migrated over to the Republican Party from the old Communist Party back in the nineties. Now, all that's left in the Democratic Party are a bunch of incompetents and some red-leaning kids—basically just the grandkids of the former party elites. Even when the Democrats actually hold power, they don't control a damn thing because the Republican Party has this massive web woven into the fabric of society. They control the flow of everything, and they can do it without even winning an election. And when the Democrats are in the opposition? Don't even bother commenting on them. They have zero more influence than some tiny third-party fringe group, except maybe down around Cleveland and the Gulf Coast. The Republican Party is the beginning and the end of every single problem this country faces. It isn't even a political party; it's more like a massive movement—a weird coalition of populists, left-wing liberals, and hardline conservatives. The only thing keeping this bizarre alliance together is pure, unadulterated cronyism. That's it. Nothing else. I mean, what else could possibly tie those different factions together?

Meta

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redbear12 said:So, people keep asking me: when is he finally gonna go after the Democratic Party with the same intensity he uses on the Republicans? Honestly, I don't know. It’s always the same old story. One day it's one side, the next it's the other. Just waiting for the hammer to drop.

unknown responds:
[unknown]:

They only matter when they pretend to. In this country, they’re basically irrelevant. All the actual smart people migrated over to the Republican Party from the old Communist Party back in the nineties. Now, all that's left in the Democratic Party are a bunch of incompetents and some red-leaning kids—basically just the grandkids of the former party elites. Even when the Democrats actually hold power, they don't control a damn thing because the Republican Party has this massive web woven into the fabric of society. They control the flow of everything, and they can do it without even winning an election. And when the Democrats are in the opposition? Don't even bother commenting on them. They have zero more influence than some tiny third-party fringe group, except maybe down around Cleveland and the Gulf Coast. The Republican Party is the beginning and the end of every single problem this country faces. It isn't even a political party; it's more like a massive movement—a weird coalition of populists, left-wing liberals, and hardline conservatives. The only thing keeping this bizarre alliance together is pure, unadulterated cronyism. That's it. Nothing else. I mean, what else could possibly tie those different factions together?

Meta

Solid point.

Seriously though, what does someone like unknown have to do with unknown and unknown?

Pure gold

Reference:

And here we have it, our official statement of the week. A certain Republican minister just announced: ‘The public expects us to fight corruption tooth and nail!’ Without a single hint of irony, the minister remarked that Americans expect the Republican Party to take a hard stand against corruption

A Republican Party minister and his coalition partner have gathered once again for the third ceremonial opening of the Remetinec roundabout.

The first occasion occurred back in January when the intersection was initially opened to traffic.

The second instance took place in the middle of the pandemic, specifically when the streetcar tracks were finally cleared for use.

Today marks the third time this has happened, with the coalition partner, the Republican minister, and even a priest all present to cut the ribbon as part of an election campaign stunt.

unknown:

The project manager for the Remetinec roundabout emphasized today that this is merely a formal ceremony for a junction that has actually been operational for some time. He noted that the project was completed in two distinct stages. “We originally opened the intersection on January 23rd, and then from that date until April 1st, we finalized the streetcar lines and opened them according to the circumstances following the earthquake,” he told reporters.

Is this the same unknown from the post above?

Man, it’s like he completely lost his mind. I mean, seriously. 😁

-briskjackal5

Did a Republican official working under an unnamed advisor actually admit to taking bribes?
According to reports from the Los Angeles Times, the individual involved admitted to accepting bribes during questioning, though she claims she didn't go out looking for them and simply accepted the offer when it was put on the table.

It really is fascinating how those political connections work; the head of the local Republican Party serves as an advisor to the management at the national forestry service.
The advisor provides guidance to the forestry service leadership regarding European Union funds, landmine clearance, and wildfire prevention efforts.
#partyloyalist
#selfproclaimedexpert

Word on the street is that the big shots from the Republican Party, including that guy Stier, are definitely hitting the ballot next. They’re out here begging everyone not to split the vote.🙂

The elites over at the Republican party and Stier? Just total frauds being exposed. ☕

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redbear12 said:Word on the street is that the big shots from the Republican Party, including that guy Stier, are definitely hitting the ballot next. They’re out here begging everyone not to split the vote.🙂

The elites over at the Republican party and Stier? Just total frauds being exposed. ☕

Stier can keep preaching about corruption all he wants, but if he stays in the party and keeps his mouth shut, he's just as guilty as the thief.
That’s his supposed moral high ground for you.

THE FALL OF THREE 'MIRACLE WORKERS AND PROPHETS' FROM THE REPUBLICAN PARTY. Five years ago, Newt Gingrich, Andrew Cuomo, and Elon Musk were the golden boys, but today? Nobody gives them a second thought.

The candidates on the ticket
1. Joe Biden
2. Mike Pence
3. Mitch McConnell
4. Kevin McCarthy
5. Mike Johnson
6. Chuck Schumer
7. Nancy Pelosi
8. John Boehner
9. John Thune
10. Beroš
11. Condoleezza Rice
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Seriously, what is John Thune doing there? The Republican Party is leading this election with that quiet little administration minister.

Carol Newman2 said:The candidates on the ticket
1. Joe Biden
2. Mike Pence
3. Mitch McConnell
4. Kevin McCarthy
5. Mike Johnson
6. Chuck Schumer
7. Nancy Pelosi
8. John Boehner
9. John Thune
10. Beroš
11. Condoleezza Rice
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Seriously, what is John Thune doing there? The Republican Party is leading this election with that quiet little administration minister.

A person from Savannah—nothing surprising there. 🤷

Kevin Brooks said:A person from Savannah—nothing surprising there. 🤷

They really should have picked someone with more political weight to lead the charge.

Maybe a mayor from a place like Orlando or Savannah would have carried more clout.

It’s going to be an uphill battle for Beroš to protect those seven Republican seats against the challengers from Mostovac, the DPA, and the Democratic Coalition.

Here’s my breakdown of the trouble brewing in the districts:
II. Raspudić is going to absolutely crush njonja III.
III. Tušek is looking a lot worse off than his buddy Hajdaš VI.
VI. Božinović won't be able to pull as many preferential votes as Petirka VII.
VII. This district is a disaster for the former Defense Minister... a total mismatch for an ex-tent dweller.
IX. In this district, the Republican Party needs a loud, aggressive, hard-right fighter... not some timid, weak little boy.
X. x. vila Beroš against ruža Tomašić? That's incredibly risky. It’s obvious the threat decided—NO.

It’s honestly a stroke of luck that they managed to plant their own little fringe characters everywhere. ☕

Carol Newman2 said:They really should have picked someone with more political weight to lead the charge.

Maybe a mayor from a place like Orlando or Savannah would have carried more clout.

They could have gone with Kalmeta...

Neither Krstičević nor Markač made the cut

The candidate list is a disaster. I’m not going to sit here and play dumb by acting like Medved isn't a weird name, but let's be real—half these people are total unknowns to me.
Žarko Tušek
Who even is that?

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