Kansas has voted D governors in before. They'll do it if they don't like the smell of a candidate and then depend on the state legislature to keep the governor in check.
Trump had no choice but to appease them. He had no allies. For the better part of the first year he tried his way, and got nowhere. Once he booted Bannon, like the R's had demanded, he was able to make some deals. It's a wonder that he was able to get anything done at all during his four years. And now, while he's cast out, the R's are recognizing him as their only leader. That's how you get shit done in the real world, this isn't some video game where one is all powerful.
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That's dank
Deep down they like to make daddy happy with them. Even if they grew up without a father.
Pretty sure those nuggets aren't made of gold.
You demonstrate common core based mathematical knowledge.
That's the point
This needs to be spammed to our senators nonstop.
Holy fucking book batman. Hey, if you're comfortable with not winning, embrace it I suppose. Politics is a game of numbers, eventually lone wolves chip in their vote.
It's not even funny though, it's pathetic. These kids want to take their ball and go home just because the game got tougher. Even though the Republicans are weak and desperate for good leadership, even though splitting the party will give total victory to the Dems.
The last four years has proved otherwise, as they were on Trump's side. It seems you haven't thought this through very well, so let's get that noggin jogging. You tell me why they wouldn't join our side. Shouldnt be too hard to figure out.
115 House Republicans, so far, have committed to pressuring Liz Cheney to step down from GOP leadership. 115 confirmed is a large amount. More to follow, bet on it. They know that their careers hinge on Trump supporters.
If that were true then you'd be used to being worthless. Yet here you are, acting to be of some importance. With more reddit spacing and still being incapable of acknowledging my question.
Thanks for being incapable of answering my question, quite thoroughly at that. Strike two would be your reddit spacing. Strike three is your description of "your party." Go back to r/politics
No I asked how you intend on getting enough votes for a third party to have any sort of impact. My reasoning behind that question is because you'd have to peel people away from the Dems. You identity politics aligned dipshit.
Oh they are fighting each other, that's for sure and evidenced by the leaked zoom calls of Biden with BLM. If we split from the GOP, we won't have all of their voters with us. The only other place to get them is from the Dems, Mr Einstein.
I have seen articles that claim Kushner has already started financial avenues to spread Trump policies into the future. I'm sure Don Jr will be involved.
Do you really think that Dem voters would side with us? If they don't, the only thing a third party will do is stabilize the fractured Dems. Besides, we already have a large amount of current GOP on our side.
Now THAT is what I'm ready for. No more Q-larp bullshit, which demoralizes people. Going on offense is what Trump Jr meant when he said "The best is yet to come."
Perhaps you'd like to explain how this impeachment is beneficial to us in any way. More specifically, how this can be used against the Biden administration in the future, knowing that it's dead on arrival.
May I add, a Republican Senate leader with ties to communist China.
Misusing donation money from Kolfages wall building project. I'm pretty sure they haven't made it to trial yet.
The Republican Party demanded that he get rid of Bannon before they would work with him. Lindsey Graham said so in Fox news, and I wish I had saved a video of it. This happened in Trump's first year.
When was he not screaming something from the rooftops?