https://twitter.com/GOP_Grassroots/status/1231431806144176130

Quote from: taxed on February 23, 2020, 08:42:18 AM
https://twitter.com/GOP_Grassroots/status/1231431806144176130

But, but but Bernie's going to win.

Quote from: petep on February 23, 2020, 07:02:47 AM
The dems are in  hard spot...

Bernie is way ahead in early polls and caucuses...but he is a hard core socialist and this will paint the dems with a broad brush...the establishment dems do not want him...and he declared war on both parties...the democratic socialist of america party, which he and AOC are members...openly state they will work within the dem party now, with a goal of splitting off to have their own socialist party...his plans are simply too ridiculous to ever pass...how do you force companies to gve 20% of the ownership to employees...point a gun at them???

biden is toast...too mush baggage, part of the swamp...the trump impeachment killed him, with all that he and his son were involved with

bloomberg - no way...he has degraded those not on the coast, degraded farmers....he's an arrogant control freak..big gulp, stop & frisk....no way outside NYC...

warren...no way...no experience, no viable plan, she's playing the race card but its not working...too many on tape lies...i'm native american, my kids went to public school...etc etc...

what are the dems going to do...I have no idea at this point...

Very good points on all of them. Even though Biden is miserably their best candidate of that pathetic bunch, it appears that Dems refuse to promote him for fear of further investigation from Republicans that may expose their beloved Obama at the same time. Seriously doubt he gets the Democratic nomination for that reason, but it would be fun if he did.
Here's a quote from the Iowa fiasco. Marcia Fudge (D-Ohio). "We're a party in chaos."

Quote from: 1 CAT FAN on February 23, 2020, 11:06:30 AM
Very good points on all of them. Even though Biden is miserably their best candidate of that pathetic bunch, it appears that Dems refuse to promote him for fear of further investigation from Republicans that may expose their beloved Obama at the same time. Seriously doubt he gets the Democratic nomination for that reason, but it would be fun if he did.
Here's a quote from the Iowa fiasco. Marcia Fudge (D-Ohio). "We're a party in chaos."

very true....biden has many skeletons...

Quote from: taxed on February 23, 2020, 01:09:19 PM

Another Soros DNC connection, this time via the election process. Gee, I wonder how the libs will take this?  (crickets)

They know they can't give the nuclear codes to a guy who doesn't know where he is half the time. Nit too mention he'll appoint Hunter to lead the treasury or something.

Quote from: Solar on February 23, 2020, 08:07:13 AM

I love watching History unfold before our very eyes.
Who could have guessed, let alone predicted just a decade ago, we'd see the end of the Marxist party come to a tire screeching end as it plummets off the cliff?

For me it was only three years ago, that's when I voted for Trump, thought I wasted my vote and hillary would be destroying this country. Next morning I saw Trump won, I was glad hillary lost but had no idea what to expect. Have to say this has been the biggest and most pleasant surprise I have ever had watching politics. 

Quote from: s3779m on February 23, 2020, 02:27:50 PM
For me it was only three years ago, that's when I voted for Trump, thought I wasted my vote and hillary would be destroying this country. Next morning I saw Trump won, I was glad hillary lost but had no idea what to expect. Have to say this has been the biggest and most pleasant surprise I have ever had watching politics.

I wrote in Cruz... if this is wrong then I don't want to be right!!!

Pro-Abortion Elizabeth Warren Ironically Condemns Authority Figures Telling Pregnant Women To 'Kill It'
https://thefederalist.com/2020/02/25/pro-abortion-elizabeth-warren-ironically-condemns-authority-figures-telling-pregnant-women-to-kill-it/

During the 10th round of Democratic debates in Charleston, South Carolina, Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts condemned employers suggesting women should abort their babies to keep their jobs. While repeating a debunked claim that she was fired as a teacher for being pregnant, she attacked former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg for allegedly telling an employee to kill her baby.

"This is personal for me. When I was 21 years old, I got my first job as a special education teacher. I loved that job. And by the end of the first year, I was visibly pregnant. The principal wished me luck and gave my job to someone else. Pregnancy discrimination? You bet," Warren said. "So I packed up my stuff, and I went home. At least I didn't have a boss who said to me 'kill it,' the way that Mayor Bloomberg alleged to have said to one of his pregnant employees."

Warren has been a staunch advocate for free and unfettered abortions in the United States. In her "Women's Reproductive Rights" plan, Warren calls on Congress to enshrine the right to an abortion in the Constitution.

Not only did Warren ironically contradict her own policy platform, but she promulgated a debunked myth that she was fired for being pregnant. According to old school board meeting notes, Warren was offered a formal teaching contract in April 1971 and resigned in June of that year.

Article by Chrissy Clark

Quote from: 1 CAT FAN on February 26, 2020, 08:49:40 AM
Pro-Abortion Elizabeth Warren Ironically Condemns Authority Figures Telling Pregnant Women To 'Kill It'
https://thefederalist.com/2020/02/25/pro-abortion-elizabeth-warren-ironically-condemns-authority-figures-telling-pregnant-women-to-kill-it/

During the 10th round of Democratic debates in Charleston, South Carolina, Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts condemned employers suggesting women should abort their babies to keep their jobs. While repeating a debunked claim that she was fired as a teacher for being pregnant, she attacked former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg for allegedly telling an employee to kill her baby.

"This is personal for me. When I was 21 years old, I got my first job as a special education teacher. I loved that job. And by the end of the first year, I was visibly pregnant. The principal wished me luck and gave my job to someone else. Pregnancy discrimination? You bet," Warren said. "So I packed up my stuff, and I went home. At least I didn't have a boss who said to me 'kill it,' the way that Mayor Bloomberg alleged to have said to one of his pregnant employees."

Warren has been a staunch advocate for free and unfettered abortions in the United States. In her "Women's Reproductive Rights" plan, Warren calls on Congress to enshrine the right to an abortion in the Constitution.

Not only did Warren ironically contradict her own policy platform, but she promulgated a debunked myth that she was fired for being pregnant. According to old school board meeting notes, Warren was offered a formal teaching contract in April 1971 and resigned in June of that year.

Article by Chrissy Clark

the obvious problem with all these dems who live in a bubble, is I think they actually believe the crap and fake stories they peddle...warren is a habitual liar...she simply says whatever she thinks will score her points...whether claiming to be a native american, claiming her kids all went to public school when asked, or this whopper....

they seem to think that if they say it or claim it, it will be believed...

and when it is exposed a complete fabrication, they simply double down, or lie more...

its really a shameful character flaw...no honor,no integrity, no self awareness..

Quote from: s3779m on February 23, 2020, 02:27:50 PM
For me it was only three years ago, that's when I voted for Trump, thought I wasted my vote and hillary would be destroying this country. Next morning I saw Trump won, I was glad hillary lost but had no idea what to expect. Have to say this has been the biggest and most pleasant surprise I have ever had watching politics.

I didn't vote for Trump, along with about a third of the base who voted Cruz.
Just think, all of us will be voting Trump next time around, so aside from winning the Electoral College, he nails the popular vote along with pissed off libs and a huge portion of the black votes support.

Only a small margin of people hate Trump enough to pause the video game, put down the doughnut, put out the joint and fill out the ballot. Which do you think takes more priority in their lives?

Quote from: Solar on February 26, 2020, 09:31:08 AM
I didn't vote for Trump, along with about a third of the base who voted Cruz.
Just think, all of us will be voting Trump next time around, so aside from winning the Electoral College, he nails the popular vote along with pissed off libs and a huge portion of the black votes support.

Only a small margin of people hate Trump enough to pause the video game, put down the doughnut, put out the joint and fill out the ballot. Which do you think takes more priority in their lives?

When I hear the very honorable dud that Trump picked, I can't help but wonder what if Trump had picked the guy he called "Lying Ted" as a running mate. I mean..I like and respect VP Pense, but he doesn't have what used to be called "fire in his belly".  A Trump - Cruz Team would double team the Resistance and the Lying Media.

Quote from: wally on February 26, 2020, 10:01:54 AM
When I hear the very honorable dud that Trump picked, I can't help but wonder what if Trump had picked the guy he called "Lying Ted" as a running mate. I mean..I like and respect VP Pense, but he doesn't have what used to be called "fire in his belly".  A Trump - Cruz Team would double team the Resistance and the Lying Media.

I concur Wally! Pence doesn't have that necessary fire to carry Trump's torch.
I think McCON-nel forced Pence on him, just like they did with Bush on Reagan, who turned on him the minute he was elected following Reagan's two terms.

I like Pence, but he keeps such a low profile that makes me question their relationship. A Cruz ticket would be like fuel to the fire, and would guarantee a Cruz Presidency following Trump, but I doubt that's going to happen, it appears that Pence will be the VP in the next term.
I'm waiting to see who Trump starts grooming in the second year, that's when we'll know, and when the media begins their attack machine, that will confirm who it will be.
Who knows, if he doesn't make Cruz a SCOTUS Justice, he may pick Cruz.

Quote from: Solar on February 26, 2020, 10:21:56 AM
I concur Wally! Pence doesn't have that necessary fire to carry Trump's torch.
I think McCON-nel forced Pence on him, just like they did with Bush on Reagan, who turned on him the minute he was elected following Reagan's two terms.

I like Pence, but he keeps such a low profile that makes me question their relationship. A Cruz ticket would be like fuel to the fire, and would guarantee a Cruz Presidency following Trump, but I doubt that's going to happen, it appears that Pence will be the VP in the next term.
I'm waiting to see who Trump starts grooming in the second year, that's when we'll know, and when the media begins their attack machine, that will confirm who it will be.
Who knows, if he doesn't make Cruz a SCOTUS Justice, he may pick Cruz.

Or, how about a Cruz/Don Jr ticket in 2024, since we're speculating.