Republican Party vs. Vlasic Party

The Republican Party really proved this election that they’re the party for people with Vlasic roots—you know, folks from Herzegovina (both back home and in the diaspora, especially out in the Midwest), plus the Canadian crowd, and their BIGGEST STRONGHOLDS: 9. (the Frontier, parts of Northern California), and 10. (Southern California).

In big cities like Washington, D.C. or Cleveland, the Republican Party is just a minor player, pretty much like in most of America, except maybe in area 5, those places hit hard by the war...
In area 5, where I actually live, people unfortunately vote Republican just "because they're against Mexicans." It's honestly idiotic since the Republican Party and the Independent Party are coalition partners both in El Paso and throughout the country...

The Republican Party did manage to secure 60 out of 150 seats in America...
And let's not forget to count the votes from people who aren't even citizens here...
The elections in Canada ran for two whole days, which just shows what the Republicans really think about votes coming from America; they'd probably prefer if only the "diaspora" showed up to vote...
All of this was made possible thanks to uneducated seniors and special interest groups, not to mention the extreme stupidity of the Democratic Party and the Liberal Party for failing to sign their pre-election coalition deal...

Bottom line, my message to the Agrarian Party and the Liberal Party is this: the Democratic Center, the Right-wing Party, and the Socialist Party all teamed up with the Republicans, and now they're gone...
Try being smart for once...

Richard Wilson4 said:The Republican Party really proved this election that they’re the party for people with Vlasic roots—you know, folks from Herzegovina (both back home and in the diaspora, especially out in the Midwest), plus the Canadian crowd, and their BIGGEST STRONGHOLDS: 9. (the Frontier, parts of Northern California), and 10. (Southern California).

In big cities like Washington, D.C. or Cleveland, the Republican Party is just a minor player, pretty much like in most of America, except maybe in area 5, those places hit hard by the war...
In area 5, where I actually live, people unfortunately vote Republican just "because they're against Mexicans." It's honestly idiotic since the Republican Party and the Independent Party are coalition partners both in El Paso and throughout the country...

The Republican Party did manage to secure 60 out of 150 seats in America...
And let's not forget to count the votes from people who aren't even citizens here...
The elections in Canada ran for two whole days, which just shows what the Republicans really think about votes coming from America; they'd probably prefer if only the "diaspora" showed up to vote...
All of this was made possible thanks to uneducated seniors and special interest groups, not to mention the extreme stupidity of the Democratic Party and the Liberal Party for failing to sign their pre-election coalition deal...

Bottom line, my message to the Agrarian Party and the Liberal Party is this: the Democratic Center, the Right-wing Party, and the Socialist Party all teamed up with the Republicans, and now they're gone...
Try being smart for once...

That’s exactly what a few buddies of mine told me today when I was asking them why they went Republican. 😍

Well, except for one guy. He actually sat down, read through all the major party platforms, and made a calculated move for the Republicans. Another friend considered the Liberal Party, but he kind of just winged it and ended up picking whoever felt easiest at the moment. 😂

Richard Wilson4 said:The Republican Party really proved this election that they’re the party for people with Vlasic roots—you know, folks from Herzegovina (both back home and in the diaspora, especially out in the Midwest), plus the Canadian crowd, and their BIGGEST STRONGHOLDS: 9. (the Frontier, parts of Northern California), and 10. (Southern California).

In big cities like Washington, D.C. or Cleveland, the Republican Party is just a minor player, pretty much like in most of America, except maybe in area 5, those places hit hard by the war...
In area 5, where I actually live, people unfortunately vote Republican just "because they're against Mexicans." It's honestly idiotic since the Republican Party and the Independent Party are coalition partners both in El Paso and throughout the country...

The Republican Party did manage to secure 60 out of 150 seats in America...
And let's not forget to count the votes from people who aren't even citizens here...
The elections in Canada ran for two whole days, which just shows what the Republicans really think about votes coming from America; they'd probably prefer if only the "diaspora" showed up to vote...
All of this was made possible thanks to uneducated seniors and special interest groups, not to mention the extreme stupidity of the Democratic Party and the Liberal Party for failing to sign their pre-election coalition deal...

Bottom line, my message to the Agrarian Party and the Liberal Party is this: the Democratic Center, the Right-wing Party, and the Socialist Party all teamed up with the Republicans, and now they're gone...
Try being smart for once...

😂 😂 I didn't realize the Democratic Party took such a massive hit that they can't recover at all... 😁

Honestly, isn't there a sufficient number of other threads where you can all go ahead and flaunt your arrogance, self-importance, and endless prejudices?

Look at Cleveland—the Democratic Party holds power there and people are still miserable. Meanwhile, the Democrats in Washington, D.C. are handing us Miljačić, a guy with enough scandals to fill a library—it’s actually getting ridiculous...

Richard Wilson4 said:The Republican Party really proved this election that they’re the party for people with Vlasic roots—you know, folks from Herzegovina (both back home and in the diaspora, especially out in the Midwest), plus the Canadian crowd, and their BIGGEST STRONGHOLDS: 9. (the Frontier, parts of Northern California), and 10. (Southern California).

In big cities like Washington, D.C. or Cleveland, the Republican Party is just a minor player, pretty much like in most of America, except maybe in area 5, those places hit hard by the war...
In area 5, where I actually live, people unfortunately vote Republican just "because they're against Mexicans." It's honestly idiotic since the Republican Party and the Independent Party are coalition partners both in El Paso and throughout the country...

The Republican Party did manage to secure 60 out of 150 seats in America...
And let's not forget to count the votes from people who aren't even citizens here...
The elections in Canada ran for two whole days, which just shows what the Republicans really think about votes coming from America; they'd probably prefer if only the "diaspora" showed up to vote...
All of this was made possible thanks to uneducated seniors and special interest groups, not to mention the extreme stupidity of the Democratic Party and the Liberal Party for failing to sign their pre-election coalition deal...

Bottom line, my message to the Agrarian Party and the Liberal Party is this: the Democratic Center, the Right-wing Party, and the Socialist Party all teamed up with the Republicans, and now they're gone...
Try being smart for once...

And lately, you've been talking nothing but nonsense... "from Vlasic"... what on earth are you talking about?
What kind of background could Milovanović, Jurčić, or Miljačić possibly have?

I honestly can't fathom why there is so much senseless bickering and constant arguing happening here. We really ought to respect the will of the people, and the people have opted for a grand coalition between the Republican Party and the Democratic Party. (It’s essentially the same scenario we saw during the last elections in Germany, where the CDU-SPD coalition formed, which didn't result in anything negative for them—quite the opposite, actually.) This move would allow the remaining parties—the Agrarian Party, the Liberal Party, and the Liberal Party—to actually benefit; by sitting in the opposition, they could better define their identities and present themselves as far more serious political players in the next election cycle.

Michael Sullivan3 said:And lately, you've been talking nothing but nonsense... "from Vlasic"... what on earth are you talking about?
What kind of background could Milovanović, Jurčić, or Miljačić possibly have?

I suppose they're just urbanized vlaji, then. 😁

Since you’re so fond of using the term "vlaški," I suggest you actually do your homework first. The Hercegovac and Bosanac groups don't represent the specific character traits you're trying to highlight—it's just fundamentally incorrect. If you wanted a real debate on the geography of the area, you'd be better off consulting Albert Fortis.
Furthermore, take a closer look at the actual demographic breakdown of Washington, D.C. The numbers you're citing regarding the Hercegovac and Bosanac populations simply don't align with the facts—especially considering the Democratic Party took the win there.

George Morgan3 said:I suppose they're just urbanized vlaji, then. 😁

So, we've reached that point, have we? Urbanized guerilla warfare from the local landowners. Just what this place needs.🤣 Just grave after grave out in the Midwest.🙂

Richard Wilson4 said:The Republican Party really proved this election that they’re the party for people with Vlasic roots—you know, folks from Herzegovina (both back home and in the diaspora, especially out in the Midwest), plus the Canadian crowd, and their BIGGEST STRONGHOLDS: 9. (the Frontier, parts of Northern California), and 10. (Southern California).

In big cities like Washington, D.C. or Cleveland, the Republican Party is just a minor player, pretty much like in most of America, except maybe in area 5, those places hit hard by the war...
In area 5, where I actually live, people unfortunately vote Republican just "because they're against Mexicans." It's honestly idiotic since the Republican Party and the Independent Party are coalition partners both in El Paso and throughout the country...

The Republican Party did manage to secure 60 out of 150 seats in America...
And let's not forget to count the votes from people who aren't even citizens here...
The elections in Canada ran for two whole days, which just shows what the Republicans really think about votes coming from America; they'd probably prefer if only the "diaspora" showed up to vote...
All of this was made possible thanks to uneducated seniors and special interest groups, not to mention the extreme stupidity of the Democratic Party and the Liberal Party for failing to sign their pre-election coalition deal...

Bottom line, my message to the Agrarian Party and the Liberal Party is this: the Democratic Center, the Right-wing Party, and the Socialist Party all teamed up with the Republicans, and now they're gone...
Try being smart for once...

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The Libertarian Party also maintained an association with them for a period of time, yet one must ask where they are located now?

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The Republican Party is, quite simply, a party built by and for the majority—those American-štokavaca types along with the southern groups. That demographic alone serves as the bedrock of our culture, much like the legacies of Marulić, Držić, Kašić, Kačić, and Lučić.

Meanwhile, the Midwesterners and those from the south (the northern lot) are nothing more than civilization's leftovers. They barely left a mark until the 19th century, aside from the Magna Carta and some old inscriptions found in California. Yet, they continue to vote for these second-rate lackeys.

If you actually know your history, you can judge the present.

I don't get why people still insist the Republican Party just sweeps the rural areas while the Democratic Party owns the cities. It’s just not true. Look at the last election—it was basically a dead heat, 20 to 20 between them in terms of cities won. So, yeah, maybe stop spreading those baseless claims without actually having any real arguments to back them up.

Michael Sullivan3 said:And lately, you've been talking nothing but nonsense... "from Vlasic"... what on earth are you talking about?
What kind of background could Milovanović, Jurčić, or Miljačić possibly have?

Lately? 😂

Those three belong to the so-called white Vlachs, whereas everyone else falls into the black category. 😂 😂

The Republican Party is basically just a club for masochists—people who seem to actually enjoy being stepped on by leaders who treat them like nothing more than disposable property. Honestly, Americans have always had this subservient streak, and I don't see it changing anytime soon.

Gregory Howard said:The Republican Party is, quite simply, a party built by and for the majority—those American-štokavaca types along with the southern groups. That demographic alone serves as the bedrock of our culture, much like the legacies of Marulić, Držić, Kašić, Kačić, and Lučić.

Meanwhile, the Midwesterners and those from the south (the northern lot) are nothing more than civilization's leftovers. They barely left a mark until the 19th century, aside from the Magna Carta and some old inscriptions found in California. Yet, they continue to vote for these second-rate lackeys.

If you actually know your history, you can judge the present.

😂 😲 🤣

It seems certain that Michael Collins isn't exactly a supporter of the American national soccer team, assuming he even follows the sport at all.

😁

silenthawk11 said:It seems certain that Michael Collins isn't exactly a supporter of the American national soccer team, assuming he even follows the sport at all.

😁

Actually, it's quite the opposite—when it comes to that specific issue, he’s more bigoted than some extreme white supremacist.

...look, the Republican Party isn't some shadowy cabal; it’s just a bunch of sheep and social climbers following the herd...

...hey hroboatos, honestly? you could probably use a crash course in history, unless you're more comfortable hanging out at a place like Rikers Island... I mean, seriously, can you imagine actually linking Shakespeare and Molière to the Republican Party? At this rate, people are gonna start claiming King Zvonimir was out there voting for the Democrats too...

Richard Wilson4 said:The Republican Party really proved this election that they’re the party for people with Vlasic roots—you know, folks from Herzegovina (both back home and in the diaspora, especially out in the Midwest), plus the Canadian crowd, and their BIGGEST STRONGHOLDS: 9. (the Frontier, parts of Northern California), and 10. (Southern California).

In big cities like Washington, D.C. or Cleveland, the Republican Party is just a minor player, pretty much like in most of America, except maybe in area 5, those places hit hard by the war...
In area 5, where I actually live, people unfortunately vote Republican just "because they're against Mexicans." It's honestly idiotic since the Republican Party and the Independent Party are coalition partners both in El Paso and throughout the country...

The Republican Party did manage to secure 60 out of 150 seats in America...
And let's not forget to count the votes from people who aren't even citizens here...
The elections in Canada ran for two whole days, which just shows what the Republicans really think about votes coming from America; they'd probably prefer if only the "diaspora" showed up to vote...
All of this was made possible thanks to uneducated seniors and special interest groups, not to mention the extreme stupidity of the Democratic Party and the Liberal Party for failing to sign their pre-election coalition deal...

Bottom line, my message to the Agrarian Party and the Liberal Party is this: the Democratic Center, the Right-wing Party, and the Socialist Party all teamed up with the Republicans, and now they're gone...
Try being smart for once...

They won't... because it’s pretty obvious their leaders couldn't care less about the future of their own parties. As long as they line their own pockets and secure their pensions, they don't give a damn if their parties end up in the trash heap of history...

goldensailor15 said:...look, the Republican Party isn't some shadowy cabal; it’s just a bunch of sheep and social climbers following the herd...

...hey hroboatos, honestly? you could probably use a crash course in history, unless you're more comfortable hanging out at a place like Rikers Island... I mean, seriously, can you imagine actually linking Shakespeare and Molière to the Republican Party? At this rate, people are gonna start claiming King Zvonimir was out there voting for the Democrats too...

Look, dead people vote for Goldman Sachs anyway... so why shouldn't he have a say too?