Considering how far our country has fallen under control of Bidet and the radical leftists, I cannot imagine we can survive any longer without Trump back in the White House!!!

The ONLY thing that disturbs me about that option is the knowledge that the DIMs will be in full-on assault mode during his entire presidency and will block his progress in any way possible, no matter how low they have to stoop to accomplish it!

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Originally posted by bronicabill:
Considering how far our country has fallen under control of Bidet and the radical leftists, I cannot imagine we can survive any longer without Trump back in the White House!!!

The ONLY thing that disturbs me about that option is the knowledge that the DIMs will be in full-on assault mode during his entire presidency and will block his progress in any way possible, no matter how low they have to stoop to accomplish it!

So, we have to work to get strong majorities in both Houses of Congress to work with him!

flashguy

Yeah, well, apparently even quite a few Repugnicans are trying to team up against him! They are all so fuckin' afraid of him!!! One of them even exclaimed that he is the only Republican who "cannot beat Joe Biden".... really??? How stupid can they be?!?

Terrified Republican Power Brokers Are Reportedly Plotting to Stop Trump's 2024 Run: 'It Is a Five-Alarm Fire'

Elite Republican donors are plotting to stop former President Donald Trump from securing the party’s 2024 nomination.

One Republican insider described as a Wall Street financier compared Trump’s candidacy to an emergency, according to a Thursday Politico report.

“It is a five-alarm fire.”

Well-funded groups with connections to prolific GOP campaign donors are already planning to tank Trump’s comeback presidential campaign.

These include Americans for Prosperity, a nonprofit funded by libertarian oligarch Charles Koch, and the Club for Growth, a conservative organization which has already refused to invite Trump to its annual donor summit, according to The New York Times.

The same organizations were hesitant about Trump in his 2016 presidential campaign. Koch ordered his well-funded political network to refrain from expenditures in support of Trump, according to NBC News.

One Republican fundraiser cited by Politico didn’t hesitate to tear into Trump when asked about the former president, bashing him as an electoral liability.

“I don’t think it is fair to call Donald Trump a damaged candidate,” Eric Levine said.

“He is a metastasizing cancer who if he is not stopped is going to destroy the party. Donald Trump is a loser.”

“He is the first president since Hoover to lose the House, the Senate and the presidency in a single term. Because of him Chuck Schumer is the Leader Schumer, and the progressive agenda is threatening to take over the country.”

“And he is probably the only Republican in the country, if not the only person in the country, who can’t beat Joe Biden.”

Some donors are so wary of Trump’s renomination that they’ve already urged potential dark horse candidates not to run — in hopes of avoiding the split of a primary field in which Trump would secure a plurality of support.

“Does Mike Pence really want his legacy to be that he got four percent of the vote and helped elected Donald Trump?” one GOP insider described as a fundraiser’s adviser said of the prospect.

“Same goes for [Mike] Pompeo, same goes for [Nikki] Haley. They want to get traction, of course, but there is a higher motivation to pull out more quickly based on what it would mean for the country and the party.”

“The only way to defeat him is if some of these folks team up,” South Carolina Republican Party Katon Dawson said of the alternate candidates.

Another donor called turning off fundraising for dark horse candidates “the main control mechanism” in preventing Trump from winning in a split field.

Trump already stands to wage his 2024 campaign short millions of dollars in funds he received from Republican donors in 2020, according to Bloomberg.

Donors’ hesitance could spur Trump to wage his comeback campaign with less resources than his competitors.

“I don’t see a big bunch of donors coming behind Trump at this point,” former Trump donor Andy Sabin said of the 45th president, according to Politico.

“I wouldn’t give Trump a f***ing nickel, and that hasn’t changed.”

New Metal Trump Theme:

Make Metal Great Again

Joey D
2/13/23

Joey D
2/20/22

Paul Ryan says he will skip RNC if Trump wins 2024 nomination

Of course you will, you RINO, UniParty son of a bitch.

Paul Ryan is a piece of shit... just like so many other cesspool RINOs! Dammit, I just want my country back before I die! I have a daughter (and hopefully someday grandchild(ren)) to think about!!!

Joey D
2/27/23

https://epoch.daily.theepochti...7f9bb5650f7ed2796783

Trump Will Allegedly Use Election Loophole for 2024; Zuckerberg 2.0 Cash Runs Into Controversy

The Trump 2024 election team is allegedly adopting a practice that former President Donald Trump formerly criticized. According to the Wall Street Journal, Trump is going to begin leveraging election practices including mail-in voting and ballot harvesting. An email from the Trump team states, “Our path forward is to MASTER the Democrats’ own game of harvesting ballots in every state we can.”

Meanwhile, after Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg was criticized last year for his election financing programs, he’s at it again for the upcoming 2024 elections. Yet he’s already running into controversy. Several states have turned down money from his nonprofit, and Trump is questioning why Zuckerberg is not being prosecuted for his actions.

In this live Q&A with Crossroads host Joshua Philipp, we’ll discuss these stories and others, and answer questions from the audience.

Ridiculous. And they gave this poor bastard a three year prison sentence or something? Shameful, political prosecutions.

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Jan. 6 footage shows Capitol cops escorting QAnon Shaman to Senate floor

https://nypost.com/2023/03/06/...campaign=android_nyp

Hmmm....
I don't know what to think about ‘Freedom Cities’:

Trump’s call for building ‘Freedom Cities’ plays right into globalists’ plan for Fourth Industrial Revolution control grid

Trump pledges to build new generation of cities on federal lands, where everyone is prosperous, safe and secure with lots of police and flying cars
Everyone who is awake knows that all modern cities are being developed or redeveloped as ‘smart cities’
And what is a ‘smart city’? Maybe Trump doesn’t know, or is he just playing us?
Trump’s history of talking tough against globalists but then kow-towing to their demands, like he did with the vax, should give us pause.

https://leohohmann.com/2023/03...lution-control-grid/

Joey D
3/6/23

First off I don't know if the Gateway Pundit is a creditable news source or not.

But the title of the story was "If You Saw What I Saw, You Wouldn’t Release It Either” – Judge Napolitano on What President Trump Said to Him About Releasing JFK Files.

Just kind of peaked my interest, if there is any truth to the story. Of course no details are presented.

Judge Napolitano = gas station sushi

Here is a short video of the idiot who was foreman of the Georgia grand jury considering the indictment of President Trump for election interference:

https://twitter.com/i/status/1628232147935830016

her name is Emily Kohrs. She had lots of time because she is "between jobs".

She had a web site discussing witchcraft.


another video:

https://twitter.com/i/status/1628405927375253506

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Originally posted by nhracecraft:
Trump 2020....Four More Winning!

We can only hope that the next election is open and fair, without foreign entities getting involved.

Honestly, I'm pretty sure the biggest threat to an open and fair election are the 'domestic entities enemies'...

Edited for accuracy!

Joey D
3/13/23

The election is 600 days away...
Is there a DeSantis presidential campaign?

The Hill ran a story yesterday headlined, “Trump-Allied Super PAC Files Ethics Complaint Against DeSantis Over ‘Shadow Presidential Campaign’.”

Make America Great Again Inc., filed a 15-page complaint with the Florida Commission on Ethics alleging that the pro-DeSantis super PACs, state-level political contributions, and the governor’s “personally lucrative book tour” adds up to an improper, un-filed presidential campaign.

The key is Florida’s “Resign-To-Run” law, which requires any officeholder seeking a new office to resign from their current job if the terms of the two offices would overlap. DeSantis’ current term overlaps the next presidential term by two years. So Trump’s PAC is arguing that DeSantis is violating the law by running for president (without declaring it), and should have resigned first.

They are off base. The relevant statute, § 99.012, says that:

No person may qualify as a candidate for more than one public office, whether federal, state, district, county, or municipal, if the terms or any part thereof run concurrently with each other.

The statutory key word is “qualify.” If the statute applies, DeSantis must resign to run for president ten days before “qualifying” for president, which is the formal process of filing. He hasn’t filed yet, and the deadline is way off. Even publicly announcing his intent to run would not trigger the statute. And even if DeSantis does submit his resignation, it would not be effective until the first day of the new presidential term.

But there is a serious question about whether the statute even applies. DeSantis has a solid legal argument that the law doesn’t apply to him. In State ex rel. Davis v. Adams, 238 So.2d 415 (1970), the Florida Supreme Court held that offices defined by the U.S. Constitution (in that case, the House of Representatives), have their own Constitutional qualification requirements to run for office, and state laws cannot willy-nilly pile new state requirements on top of the Constitutional requirements.

I’m not the only one suspecting presidential campaigns are excepted from Resign-To-Run, as you can see from this excerpt from the Division of Election’s website — which was posted in 2018, long before DeSantis had a whisper of a clue of running for President:

Here’s the link. The statute doesn’t reference the Office of the President at all, so the statutory citations on the DOE’s website don’t make a lot of sense to me. Maybe I’m missing something. But the Florida Supreme Court’s holding in State ex rel. Davis v. Adams seems pretty compelling.

I believe all this explains why the Trump PAC filed an “ethics complaint” instead of a lawsuit, which would’ve gone nowhere. Instead, they’re arguing it might not be illegal, but DeSantis is still violating the spirit of the law by not resigning to run, and is therefore acting unethically. They bizarrely asked for the Ethics Commission to promptly remove DeSantis from the Governorship.

The Ethics Complaint is going nowhere.

First of all, five of the Ethics Commission’s nine members were appointed by DeSantis. So. Beyond that, in my experience, it’s hard to get the Ethics Commission to do ANYTHING even in clear cases of abuse. This is not a clear case; if anything it’s a stretch. Significantly, Trump’s PAC has to know that. So this complaint poses no real threat to DeSantis; it’s just a political stunt or a way to generate headlines.

It’s regretful that the primary seems headed toward a negative campaign. More than anything, I wish the two men would not attack each other and would just focus on presenting their own best cases to the voters.

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