Republican Party - General Discussion

Adam Collins4 said:So, have they finally tucked their precious leader, George W. Bush, into the party’s official history books?

And what about Condoleezza Rice?

How's that whole crusade for a "better yesterday" going—you know, that classic move of rewriting history just like those old-school communist predecessors used to do?☕

Of course they haven't.

Christian Myers said:I'm pretty sure this photo is from the first anniversary of the Republican Party being founded—even some guy on Twitter mentioned it. Honestly, though, I don't see the issue. Why would they need to show the full picture? And why would they include Joe, considering all those lies he—along with George W. Bush—told about Ronald Reagan? Plus, they still left the Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC logo in there😁

They just posted a historical fake. Given how they've been hiding their own history since Ronald Reagan passed away, it's hardly surprising.

Charles Fox10 said:They just posted a historical fake. Given how they've been hiding their own history since Ronald Reagan passed away, it's hardly surprising.

I wouldn't say that, though. It would be a forgery if they just Photoshopped Manolić out of the shot. Instead, they just released a smaller version of the photo that puts the focus on Reagan.

What do you mean there isn't any party history yet? 😲
So why hasn't the party actually done anything since 1999? 😲

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The Republicans are in a total state of panic right now, and honestly, it’s pretty obvious they're sweating bullets over how these elections are going to shake out.

I mean, look, the campaign season is still stretching out ahead of us, and since the Republican Party is such a massive, seasoned machine, they can always try to flip the script if they play their cards right, right? But let's be real—neither Joe Biden nor the rest of the top brass have even a fraction of the swagger or the sheer, untouchable arrogance that the old guard had just two or three years ago, back when they were strutting around like peacocks thinking they were absolutely invincible.

Everyone is basically just hiding behind Joe Biden, who spends his days recycling the same two or three tired talking points until you start hearing people in random American living rooms repeating them, claiming that Joe Biden wants to hand the keys to the Democratic Party.

And man, the narratives they're pushing lately? They're getting weirder by the day.

The panicked clown is so lost he’s actually telling his own party members that they’re complete idiots for wanting to vote for someone who shouldn't even be considered a member of the party in the first place.

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When you have a Prime Minister and a party leader rambling about someone like Hasanbegović during such a critical moment for the party, doesn't it just go without saying that they've completely lost their way?

granitetinker6 said:The Republicans are in a total state of panic right now, and honestly, it’s pretty obvious they're sweating bullets over how these elections are going to shake out.

I mean, look, the campaign season is still stretching out ahead of us, and since the Republican Party is such a massive, seasoned machine, they can always try to flip the script if they play their cards right, right? But let's be real—neither Joe Biden nor the rest of the top brass have even a fraction of the swagger or the sheer, untouchable arrogance that the old guard had just two or three years ago, back when they were strutting around like peacocks thinking they were absolutely invincible.

Everyone is basically just hiding behind Joe Biden, who spends his days recycling the same two or three tired talking points until you start hearing people in random American living rooms repeating them, claiming that Joe Biden wants to hand the keys to the Democratic Party.

And man, the narratives they're pushing lately? They're getting weirder by the day.

The panicked clown is so lost he’s actually telling his own party members that they’re complete idiots for wanting to vote for someone who shouldn't even be considered a member of the party in the first place.

😁

When you have a Prime Minister and a party leader rambling about someone like Hasanbegović during such a critical moment for the party, doesn't it just go without saying that they've completely lost their way?

I caught njonja giving an interview to FOX the other day. The guy had dark circles under his eyes from sheer stress. It looks like Joe Biden is going to be a serious threat.

Joe Biden might throw out some threats, but just like Bero, he needs to stay far away from any actual debates.☕

Christian Myers said:I wouldn't say that, though. It would be a forgery if they just Photoshopped Manolić out of the shot. Instead, they just released a smaller version of the photo that puts the focus on Reagan.

Please, don't try to defend the indefensible. It's pointless.

Škoro is nothing but a clown, Bero is terrified, and Petrov is just philosophizing into a void. I’d love to see the Republican Party crew go head-to-head with Grmoja in a debate.
The real question is, would anemičan actually take a third step in his direction?

The Republican Party’s dream team lineup for the Midwest: John Marshall, Alexander Hamilton, and a small town in the Midwest

"- It’s blindingly obvious that the role of a manager running state-owned enterprises needs to be walled off from politics. Either we admit that politics is driving these public companies—in which case, let’s call it what it is—or we stop pretending they are mere managers who shouldn't enjoy perks and contract privileges unavailable to standard politicians. These public entities operate under private law, following the same rules as any business entity rather than acting as political instruments. There ought to be a total separation.
They need to decide whether they are actually going to be managers or if they just want to be politicians. Their mandate is to protect the strategic interests of the public through these corporations. While you can understand the impulse to push recognizable faces into the political arena, this looks like a clear abuse of the system, says John Adams, head of the administrative science department at Yale Law School.

It’s not just them, though.
That guy—let's call him our local version of a career politician—is still holding a top spot within the Republican Party and sitting right there on the ballot. Honestly, I don't think anyone needs me to spell out his track record back in San Diego or his run during that old administration under our former President. We all know how he operates.
And that's precisely my point. It's all one big interconnected web—it's basically the same leadership over and over again: the current President, that same political strategist, the old guard, the party insiders, and the whole bunch of them... they're all cut from the exact same cloth.

Charles Carter4 said:It’s not just them, though.
That guy—let's call him our local version of a career politician—is still holding a top spot within the Republican Party and sitting right there on the ballot. Honestly, I don't think anyone needs me to spell out his track record back in San Diego or his run during that old administration under our former President. We all know how he operates.
And that's precisely my point. It's all one big interconnected web—it's basically the same leadership over and over again: the current President, that same political strategist, the old guard, the party insiders, and the whole bunch of them... they're all cut from the exact same cloth.

Fortunately, we might finally see someone like that other politician step in to rein them in. 😁
Or rather, 😬

I don't even know where to begin with this one... It’s just one of those situations that makes you want to sit back and watch the whole thing unfold from a distance while sipping a drink... You look at how things are being handled by the Republican Party lately, and it honestly feels like we're watching a slow-motion train wreck in real time... Everyone seems to think they have a handle on the direction the country is heading, but if you actually pay attention to the moves being made by the Administration, it becomes pretty clear that nobody really knows what they're doing... It's almost impressive, in a dark sort of way, how they manage to navigate through these crises without ever actually solving anything... It just keeps circling back to the same old patterns, the same predictable power plays from people who seem more interested in their own standing than anything else... I guess we'll just see where this goes...

Eric Ortiz3 said:Joe Biden might throw out some threats, but just like Bero, he needs to stay far away from any actual debates.☕

Honestly, it feels like the DP is just sweeping every single Republican crony right off the stage whenever a debate starts...
Take a look at that clash between the comparable US politician and the comparable US politician in yesterday's edition of the Wall Street Journal...

Christian Myers said:I'm pretty sure this photo is from the first anniversary of the Republican Party being founded—even some guy on Twitter mentioned it. Honestly, though, I don't see the issue. Why would they need to show the full picture? And why would they include Joe, considering all those lies he—along with George W. Bush—told about Ronald Reagan? Plus, they still left the Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC logo in there😁

And what’s the actual problem with showing the whole picture?
Is someone feeling a bit embarrassed?

Chloe Martinez7 said:And what’s the actual problem with showing the whole picture?
Is someone feeling a bit embarrassed?

And why even bother showing it? It's not like Manolić is some major figure. The focus should be on Franjo Harmon—he’s the one who will actually stick in American history books. Manolić and that whole crew? They'll just end up in the footnotes, remembered only by hardcore political history buffs here in the States. Honestly, even if I were the head of the Republican Party or had to post that photo on Twitter, I’d crop him out—both because of those nasty crimes during World War II and his comments about Franjo Harmon.

A photograph isn't some kind of subjective value judgment—it's a document.

Why would Joe even bother sticking around when they’ve gone ahead and scrubbed most of the other Republican presidents from the history books anyway? 😁

Christian Myers said:And why even bother showing it? It's not like Manolić is some major figure. The focus should be on Franjo Harmon—he’s the one who will actually stick in American history books. Manolić and that whole crew? They'll just end up in the footnotes, remembered only by hardcore political history buffs here in the States. Honestly, even if I were the head of the Republican Party or had to post that photo on Twitter, I’d crop him out—both because of those nasty crimes during World War II and his comments about Franjo Harmon.

Oh, great. Wow. That right there is a textbook totalitarian statement.

Elizabeth Rodriguez54 said:Oh, great. Wow. That right there is a textbook totalitarian statement.

It isn't easy to purge Stalinism from a corrupt circle of thieves and federal agents... 🤣

They’re totally running the whole campaign on this messaging--seriously!

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