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God bless those truckers, the backbone of our economy
DJT looked good at the FNC townhall in SC last night.
I am glad he is focusing on his record and contrasting it to what we have now. It appears that nobody thinks Biden is going to be on the Dem ticket. I suspect it will be Kamala - Newsom. I cannot see M. Obama on the ticket, but I am not ruling it out.
A Kamala pres ticket worries me because of the FBI placing practice bombs around where she was during the Capitol baiting incident. It wouldn't have been that hard for the Adminastate to have blown her up and blame it on the "insurrectionists." If they did do that as a practice run, Trump and the America First crowd had better watch their backs, and make sure too root out any agents provocateur from their midst. They are playing for keeps and not in an American Fair Play way but an fascistically unamerican "destroy all your rivals" way.
Does anyone know how "Administration" is calculated when looking at the Government tab and seeing it as a slice of the pie?
No, because the document from the GAO is a disgraceful dumbed-down jumbled mess that lacks definition.
https://www.gao.gov/assets/d20195G.pdf
INTERVIEW USA Will Send Assange Here…
https://odysee.com/@DavidKnightShow:1/INTERVIEW-USA-Will-Send-Assange-Here:d
I thought this was an interesting interview with Marty Gottesfeld, discussing prison Communication Management Units for political dissidents, and some insights into how the justice system operates when dealing with political prisoners.
Very true, hopefully after Jan 6 patriots are a bit wiser on who to trust. (No Ray Epps)
It's calculated based on how you respond to issues
Narland, Rateria, and Plato Academia
I like Ramaswamy's plan to fire them all and let those who actually want to work for a living prove that they have the acumen, skills, and dedication to our founding principles before they get rehired.
That with making Congress prove where in the Constitution there is a specific mandate Constitution for funding a particular office -- That would be a winner for all Americans. I count 17 things.
I agree to borrow a thing from Javier Millei get that chainsaw out
It's long past time for Haley to drop out but I fear she is running more to sabotage Trump than become president
Never underestimate the power of Establishmentarian Neoconservatives to fight against the cogency of Classical Liberal American Conservatism wherever it be found, and even attack those who aren't principled Conservatives within the GOP, yet express a desire to dismantle the morass of "Progress" (progress to despotism) in whole or in part that cripples us as a free people in a supposedly free country just as strongly (if not more so) as they pre-emptively cave to the advancement of Leftist Progressivism force-marching us to full blown Socialism so that the Marxists amongst us may foist their Revolution to fundamentally transform America into just another failed Communist hell-hole.
Another convincing win at the Michigan primary for DJT
Here's something that caught my eye that may be interesting discussion:
9 Ways The Feds Are Using ‘Bidenbucks’ To Rig The 2024 Election https://thefederalist.com/2024/02/29/9-ways-the-feds-are-using-bidenbucks-to-rig-the-2024-election/
FBI Director Christopher Wray Says US Is Bracing for Complex Threats to Elections This Year
https://twitchy.com/brettt/2024/02/29/fbi-director-christopher-wray-says-us-is-bracing-for-complex-threats-to-elections-this-year-n2393485
Should the GOP and 3rd Parties also participate in Tammany Hall style electioneering and other dubious ethical practices along with the Democrats?
Many of my neighbors want the GOP to start having vanloads of harvested mail in votes ready to dumb in the boxes. My answer is if others are going to also cheat, just control the voting machine "glitches" what go down at prescheduled times changing the trajectory of election results like what happened on the news in real time in PA key precincts and other swing precincts the 2020 elections. The real problem with that is when the first group of cheaters control the any cheating process, they have the means to call out those who try to muscle in on their monopoly. And of course this violates the American principles of free and fair elections.
My stand is and has always been one day for elections requiring businesses to allow voters time to go vote, with a carve out for alienated residents by traditional absentee ballot (those who are out of state for a certain duration due to livelihood (military service, hospitalization, etc) that have a validatable chain of custody). Use hand-holdable punch cards whose stack can be readily and quickly verified by 3rd parties, and can be counted in precinct in the presence of a judge, sheriff/marshal/constable, and duly constituted neutral election clerks/commissioners, and any and all concerned citizens following a validatable chain of custody throughout the entire voting, counting, and certification process -- just like we have been doing since the perfection of Australian Voting process in the late 1800s except for corrupt jurisdictions which circumvent the checks in the system.
I think any sort of voter fraud should be universally pursued and maximal sentences awarded (generally felony 5 year prison sentence per act) instead of just picking a token few every so often a object lessons.
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It is bad strategy for Republicans and third parties to cheat the way the Democrats did in 2020, because they will be caught by veteran cheaters, and they'll be tarred on normie media, and low information voters will consider them the party of voter fraud as well as insurrection.
But not all ethically dubious methods are illegal. Ballot harvesting is legal in a number of states (sometimes thanks to Republicans in their legislatures), and so one could argue that being the honorable party is also grossly irresponsible by essentially handing over the reins of power to one party rule without contest. On the other hand, if the Republicans ever did develop enough of an advantage in ballot harvesting to start dominating, then they would want to perpetuate it.
Cerno talked about the GOP implementing ballot harvesting in summer 2020 and was ignored maybe we should of listened?
Perhaps it may have been an area to seriously consider, but I do not think the Republicans could have built up their ballot harvesting game sufficiently in a few short months in order to turn the election around. I do think there are other factors that probably contributed to the result and probably would have overwhelmed any marginal increase in Republican ballots through harvesting. 2020 sucked, but I've heard it said that it may have been providential. It got a lot of people to open their eyes regarding the state we're actually in.
I would say that more generally, Republicans need to focus on learning community organizing, and reaching out to populations that establishment Republicans have written off for decades. No serious party can sustain itself while forfeiting the cities, the women, and the minorities - that's a fast track to irrelevance. I am aware that Scott Presler is doing good work on some of these fronts.
Republicans also needed better leadership, which appears to be improving slowly. Glad to see Mitch McConnell and Ronna Romney go from their high profile leadership positions, but I've also heard of the Precinct Strategy led by Dan Schultz which is growing party leadership from the ground up by filling empty precinct committeeman positions, which are important for nominating and electing higher leadership positions. Seems promising. More generally, I think Reagan's Eleventh Commandment has its place, but Republicans need to be more discerning about RINOs, and gate keep the controlled opposition. The reelection of Kemp comes to mind, and the former Arizona GOP Chair Jeff DeWit made famous by Kari Lake's released recording - people like these are all over and they will sell out principled Republicans for a little personal gain. I'd put Nikki Haley in this category too, and I've got to admit I was pretty disappointed by most of the GOP's contenders for runner up.
But if Republicans want to be something other than the second party in a one party state, they can't shrink from the Democrats' aggressive legal and cultural battles. When rules, laws, and constitutional provisions are violated, and cases are brought to the courts and dismissed not on the merits, but on a catch-22 of standing and laches, then the fight has to be taken up politically, not surrendered by weak kneed (or worse) leadership.
Idaho Caucus results:
Donald Trump 84.9% 33,603
Nikki Haley 13.2% 5,221
Ron DeSantis 1.4% 534
Other candidates 0.6% 226
I am surprised that Nikki Haley got so many votes
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Well she won DC so thats something /s
Registered GOP in DC is 23,000 or 02.9% of the registered voters. For every thousand people, there are only 29 GOP. That is mind boggling. I would hate to guess how many of then actually espouse principled Conservativism enough to openly profess dismantling the swamp and returning to limited government.
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