Republican Party - General Discussion

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placidrider48 said:I doubt Joe Manchin and the Democratic Party will make the cut, but unfortunately, those minority votes are pretty easy to buy off.

Now, I wonder how many seniors are actually going to show up acting like the Republican Party's personal voting machine just because of some "civic duty" pressure? Personally, I think the Republican Party might fall below 50 seats if this whole mess with the infection rates keeps up like it is.

I don't think it’s really about anyone "buying" them—it’s just common sense that minority groups align themselves with whoever happens to be holding the reins of power, regardless of which party is in charge.

I mean, what kind of logic would even support a minority group maintaining an opposition status?

The Supreme Court is set to review whether the Constitutional headquarters is actually operating within its bounds. Naturally, this will happen right after the elections.
Two Supreme Court justices are even among those filing the motions for review.

Tomorrow, the folks at the Constitutional headquarters will decide on lifting the self-isolation mandates for citizens of Canada—you know, the usual double voters for the Republican Party.

That same slippery character refuses to quarantine even after being in close contact with two infected people. I guess some people just don't get it.

#SafeAmerica

Look, nobody is untouchable.

Just last year, he was acting all high and mighty with the Conflict of Interest Commission—claiming he didn't need to hand over any data (even though the law says he absolutely has to) because, according to him, they already had everything they needed.

It’s nice of them to finally remember to lift those isolation measures for their buddies in the Republican Party in Canada.
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Kenneth Perez15 said:Look, nobody is untouchable.

Just last year, he was acting all high and mighty with the Conflict of Interest Commission—claiming he didn't need to hand over any data (even though the law says he absolutely has to) because, according to him, they already had everything they needed.

It’s worth remembering that right after Dalija Orešković Plenković left, he personally appointed the new head of the commission. And guess what? The commission called him out for lack of transparency again. Honestly, how much of a bloated narcissist do you have to be to keep landing in these exact same messes?

Just a reminder of what one Constitutional Court judge actually thought about the legality of the headquarters back in March. Now? It looks significantly worse:

That banner for Zdravko Markić. Talk about a fake, sour-faced grin. 😲

redbear12 said:That banner for Zdravko Markić. Talk about a fake, sour-faced grin. 😲

Seriously though, lol

https://scontent.fzag1-1.fna.fbcdn.n...88&oe=5F20AA31

Yesterday, they were parading him around my county like some prize show dog, signing off on all sorts of nonsense.
Of course, there was the usual motorcade of official limos—Marić, the local bigwigs, and those political insiders from the big city.
And right there in the middle of them was this guy:

Over at the municipal companies in the El Paso Economic Zone, people have these incredibly convenient "secret" contracts. I mean, the gentleman supposedly received $210
as a reward for just "volunteering." Drago Hedl is actually reporting on the whole mess involving Dražen Čović, the head of the Federal Reserve, who allegedly inked a secret deal with the El Paso Economic Zone

redbear12 said:That banner for Zdravko Markić. Talk about a fake, sour-faced grin. 😲

He probably spent hours messing around in Photoshop, too.

Phrenology would probably have its hands full if it ever tried analyzing those American political snouts on campaign posters.

Back in March 2017, the Department of the Treasury wiped out a massive $45 tax debt for Mitra Culej—the wife of Congressman Steva Culej—according to a report from Time.

Time got their hands on some files from the IRS Local Office in El Paso, and it’s super clear how most of the debt his wife owed the government ended up just expiring—basically, they didn't collect it in time.

The IRS usually has six years to go after you before things hit the statute of limitations and just vanish. The total debt for the business his wife closed down back in 2012 was $64, which included $176,000 in unpaid contributions alone.

In January 2017, Culej’s wife actually reached out to the IRS to officially ask them to declare the debt expired. Even though people normally have to wait up to six months for that kind of thing, the IRS swooped in and issued a ruling within just 60 days, confirming that the debts from 2007 through 2010 were officially dead. Based on the documents released by Time, we're looking at $45.

redbear12 said:That banner for Zdravko Markić. Talk about a fake, sour-faced grin. 😲

Personally, I think Marić has had enough time in the executive branch. He should probably pivot toward the private sector—maybe even look for work out of state, "following the money," now that he's likely built up all the right connections and references.

CLASH RECORDED

The session nearly devolved into a full-blown brawl after a Republican and a Right-winger stepped outside to "settle things" personally.

It all kicked off when the Republican leader from a small town in the Midwest, Perica Bosančić, got into a heated dispute with Right-wing councilman Darko Jambrek.

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Real residents of a small town in the Midwest are out here settling scores with knives.

A local politician is putting on a performance titled "Nothing Will Tear Us Apart" 😲 right at the entrance to the Republican Party headquarters, making a pointed jab at the connections between the local politician and the party leadership.

This is bound to bring some much-needed color back to the pale face of our anemic Prime Minister.

Local politician is backing the Republican campaign: ‘It’s my duty. The Cabinet and US Congress? I have much bigger ambitions in mind.’
When asked if the Republican Party might team up with the Patriot Party after the elections, she noted, "I honestly think that's one of the most likely scenarios on the table."

And then you have people asking how long folks from the Midwest region will keep voting Republican. Well—as long as we have good people like this stepping up, I'd say we aren't going anywhere.

Charles Carter4 said:Local politician is backing the Republican campaign: ‘It’s my duty. The Cabinet and US Congress? I have much bigger ambitions in mind.’
When asked if the Republican Party might team up with the Patriot Party after the elections, she noted, "I honestly think that's one of the most likely scenarios on the table."

And then you have people asking how long folks from the Midwest region will keep voting Republican. Well—as long as we have good people like this stepping up, I'd say we aren't going anywhere.

If you take someone from the Midwest like they're from Cincinnati, they never actually voted for the Republican Party; if they had, they’d be just like San Diego with that local politician. For fifteen years, "we" were out there supporting that other local politician I actually met once—and honestly, when he reached out to shake my hand, I felt like I was grabbing a handful of crap. There was zero backbone, zero grit, and I seriously regretted shaking his hand.

Everyone knows where the money is—no votes, no funding! That’s exactly why Cincinnati fell behind and turned into such a stuck-up place. Come on, Midwest, show some spirit!

There we go, the Republican Party wins again, Hallelujah!

Keeping America safe—that’s why we need the Republican Party!

The Republican Party is out here hunting down Democratic voters 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏