I came to this conclusion definitively this morning. I saw a Twitter post yesterday from years ago with the likes of Grimace Nader et al on the floor talking about voter fraud and the need to do something about it. I didn't know about that particular moment, but thought maybe there was an opportunity then for the Rs to get onboard. Maybe they tried. I don't know. But I also figured it since the dems were bringing it up, the vote apparently went the Rs way. My conclusion was drawn: cheating is only unacceptable when it doesn't go the right way; the Rs benefitted and didn't care when maybe they could have done something meaningful. Yet here we are. Short sighted and self-serving - the politicians way. It's probably been like this for generations. My Trump party allegiance is now solidified. To hell with the uniparty.
Okay, last comment before I put the phone down and do patriot shit...
I don't think most GOP start out that way. They come to Washington idealistic patriots, and then at some point they get the curtain pulled back and they're shown that they're controlled opposition. They're wrestling heels. Their job is to be the bad guys, and lose. And the whole system is set up to make sure of that, and destroy them if the rock the boat. The best they can do is blunt a few of the Dems' crazier ideas and play for time.
And that breaks most of them, and they decide if it's hopeless they may as well play along and get rich along the way.
And then Trump came along and I think some of them saw hope again, and learned to fight.
Yup. The uniparty is allowing the fraud to happen. The GOP hasn't lifted a finger to stop any of this.
I came to this conclusion definitively this morning. I saw a Twitter post yesterday from years ago with the likes of Grimace Nader et al on the floor talking about voter fraud and the need to do something about it. I didn't know about that particular moment, but thought maybe there was an opportunity then for the Rs to get onboard. Maybe they tried. I don't know. But I also figured it since the dems were bringing it up, the vote apparently went the Rs way. My conclusion was drawn: cheating is only unacceptable when it doesn't go the right way; the Rs benefitted and didn't care when maybe they could have done something meaningful. Yet here we are. Short sighted and self-serving - the politicians way. It's probably been like this for generations. My Trump party allegiance is now solidified. To hell with the uniparty.
best fucking summary i'd ever read. thanks pede!
They've tricked people into thinking that only a few corrupt people get in when in reality only a few good people get in.
The devils greatest trick, getting you to believe he doesn't exist.
Both political parties are wings on the same bird: Sundance of the Tree House . . .
Indeed my pede, indeed.
They all have blood on them as far as I'm concerned
Josh Hawley being the exception in the Senate. Maybe . . . we'll see.
The media won't give any accountability
We're a bigger club. MUCH bigger. We just need to assert our authority.
Miss that man...
The deep state controls the population by giving them the illusion of choice. They control both parties.
Okay, last comment before I put the phone down and do patriot shit...
I don't think most GOP start out that way. They come to Washington idealistic patriots, and then at some point they get the curtain pulled back and they're shown that they're controlled opposition. They're wrestling heels. Their job is to be the bad guys, and lose. And the whole system is set up to make sure of that, and destroy them if the rock the boat. The best they can do is blunt a few of the Dems' crazier ideas and play for time.
And that breaks most of them, and they decide if it's hopeless they may as well play along and get rich along the way.
And then Trump came along and I think some of them saw hope again, and learned to fight.
Yurtle the Turtle.
They stand on the backs of so many, with the expectation that they will stay elevated.
Or, like a parasite, but they kill their host by overfeeding.
Bingo