Politics

[sestoppelman]

This is not what I have been reading or hearing. Big Democrat donors are donating to Haley in New Hampshire. Democratic PAC's like Primary Pivot are pushing Democrats to switch their party to undeclared so they can vote in the Republican primary for Haley. They know they have a Biden problem and want to give Haley traction, which she will get in NH. Democrats are concerned about defeating Trump in November and are taking a shot at trying to get Haley on the ballot. Their thoughts are it may be better to have a Republican who won't rock the boat in DC than have Trump.

Actually when polled one on one against Biden, Haley does better than Trump. They are more worried about running against her than Trump, they think they can beat Trump, even with Biden.

 

[mdwest]

I do believe that most ardent D's if having to be stuck with an R POTUS, would much prefer Haley over Trump..

Im pretty convinced that just about everyone thats more than 5 degrees left of center believes Trump is the Al-Dajjal

 

[sestoppelman]

I do believe that most ardent D's if having to be stuck with an R POTUS, would much prefer Haley over Trump..

Im pretty convinced that just about everyone thats more than 5 degrees left of center believes Trump is the Al-Dajjal

I believe that is true, but polling shows her doing better than Trump against Biden, and first and foremost for dem tards, is they want more Joe!

 

[AES]

I believe that is true, but polling shows her doing better than Trump against Biden, and first and foremost for dem tards, is they want more Joe!

I don’t think anyone with any reasonable amount of mental competency actually believes JB is fit to be the POTUS. They may still prefer him in that seat to Trump, but I see no path to presenting a compelling argument that he is mentally or physically prepared for 4 more years.

 

[sestoppelman]

I don’t think anyone with any reasonable amount of mental competency actually believes JB is fit to be the POTUS. They may still prefer him in that seat to Trump, but I see no path to presenting a compelling argument that he is mentally or physically prepared for 4 more years.

Of course not, but dont confuse demonrats with thinking people with any level of mental awareness.

Liberalism is a mental disorder and should be treated as such.

 

[Hunt anything]

I don’t have any idea how this election will turn out but what I do know is I am sick and tired being called an enemy of democracy and the country because I happen to think differently than the MSM or the democrats. While they TRY and take my guns, tell me what I can say and do everything in their power to put an opposing political figure in jail. I’m not a Trump guy but if this crap keeps up I might turn into one.

 

[Brent in Az]

Leaked docs show that world leaders are preparing for Russia to launch WW3. Per source on Fox Business.

Take it for what its worth.

 

[Brent in Az]

Ramaswamy pulled out of the race. Who will be next.?

 

[sestoppelman]

Leaked docs show that world leaders are preparing for Russia to launch WW3. Per source on Fox Business.

Take it for what its worth.

Sweden has been telling its people to prepare for war recently.

 

[sestoppelman]

Ramaswamy pulled out of the race. Who will be next.?

The useless and worthless Asa Hutchinson also pulled out, like anyone knew he was still in it! What a maroon.

 

[cash_tx]

Collin County is per capita the "reddest" county in the state...

when the BLM and ANTIFA riots were at their peak, a group of ANTIFA idiots went onto social media pledging to assault white people on the streets of Allen, TX (a Collin County suburb).. in response large groups residents purposefully took to the streets, gleefully anticipating their arrival lol...

for some reason ANTIFA never showed up lol...

I have grown tired of "city" living... but.. if you have to live in an urban area.. its pretty hard to beat Collin County Texas lol..

Aside from the occasional out-of-control house party, Collin County is a rather agreeable place to live. ;-)

 

[Red Leg]

I know the Trump loyalists are high-fiving Monday's results where he managed to get half the Republicans to support his candidacy. RedState is pointing out one other bit of data that perhaps should be a concern.

"There is just one small detail that shows a potentially big problem for not just Donald
Trump but for all Republicans on the ballot this election cycle. According to the data, just over 108,000 Republicans voted in the caucus. That equates to 14.4 percent of all 752,000 of Iowa's registered Republicans showing up to vote. This is both pathetic and appalling for both Trump and the national Republican party in general ........ this is the lowest it has been since the 2000 Iowa Caucuses, where only 86,440 Republicans voted."

It is certainly possible to blame the weather, or perhaps a certainty that Trump would win. But, it is equally possible there is a genuine enthusiasm issue for any of the candidates. If that is true, it is something to consider as the general approaches.

 

[Jfet]

Aside from the occasional out-of-control house party, Collin County is a rather agreeable place to live. ;-)

And over the years the county has produced some very good High School football Teams. Plano, Allen, Celina

 

[WAB]

Leaked docs show that world leaders are preparing for Russia to launch WW3. Per source on Fox Business.

Take it for what its worth.

That would be a short war based on what we’ve seen in Ukraine.

 

[WAB]

I know the Trump loyalists are high-fiving Monday's results where he managed to get half the Republicans to support his candidacy. RedState is pointing out one other bit of data that perhaps should be a concern.

"There is just one small detail that shows a potentially big problem for not just Donald
Trump but for all Republicans on the ballot this election cycle. According to the data, just over 108,000 Republicans voted in the caucus. That equates to 14.4 percent of all 752,000 of Iowa's registered Republicans showing up to vote. This is both pathetic and appalling for both Trump and the national Republican party in general ........ this is the lowest it has been since the 2000 Iowa Caucuses, where only 86,440 Republicans voted."

It is certainly possible to blame the weather, or perhaps a certainty that Trump would win. But, it is equally possible there is a genuine enthusiasm issue for any of the candidates. If that is true, it is something to consider as the general approaches.

Agreed. If the party is split and apathetic in the primary, we have a real problem coming in the general.

 

[LivingTheDream]

I know the Trump loyalists are high-fiving Monday's results where he managed to get half the Republicans to support his candidacy. RedState is pointing out one other bit of data that perhaps should be a concern.

"There is just one small detail that shows a potentially big problem for not just Donald
Trump but for all Republicans on the ballot this election cycle. According to the data, just over 108,000 Republicans voted in the caucus. That equates to 14.4 percent of all 752,000 of Iowa's registered Republicans showing up to vote. This is both pathetic and appalling for both Trump and the national Republican party in general ........ this is the lowest it has been since the 2000 Iowa Caucuses, where only 86,440 Republicans voted."

It is certainly possible to blame the weather, or perhaps a certainty that Trump would win. But, it is equally possible there is a genuine enthusiasm issue for any of the candidates. If that is true, it is something to consider as the general approaches.

There was some weird data points to come out of Iowa, Trump won women at a higher rate, 52% compared to 50% of the men. The 2nd highest percentile to vote for Trump was 18 to 25 year olds. Will be interesting to see additional data points that come out of the next few primaries.

 

[Hunt anything]

Leaked docs show that world leaders are preparing for Russia to launch WW3. Per source on Fox Business.

Take it for what its worth.

I hope our military leaders have a good plan and the other world leaders have one as well because I fear good old Joe will be leading from behind .

 

[ActionBob]

I know the Trump loyalists are high-fiving Monday's results where he managed to get half the Republicans to support his candidacy. RedState is pointing out one other bit of data that perhaps should be a concern.

"There is just one small detail that shows a potentially big problem for not just Donald
Trump but for all Republicans on the ballot this election cycle. According to the data, just over 108,000 Republicans voted in the caucus. That equates to 14.4 percent of all 752,000 of Iowa's registered Republicans showing up to vote. This is both pathetic and appalling for both Trump and the national Republican party in general ........ this is the lowest it has been since the 2000 Iowa Caucuses, where only 86,440 Republicans voted."

It is certainly possible to blame the weather, or perhaps a certainty that Trump would win. But, it is equally possible there is a genuine enthusiasm issue for any of the candidates. If that is true, it is something to consider as the general approaches.

I'm curious as to what the rest of the story is and in a quick attempt have not been able to find how many voters participated in the 2020, 2016, and prior Iowa Republican caucuses?

Google pushes the narrative that 900,000 voted for Trump in the general election.

I wonder if the weather was a factor, although Fox was reporting full parking lots and roads backed up a mile.

A caucus is a different commitment than simply going to vote. I really don't think they normally get any real great participation. When it comes to Caucasus', the World belongs to those who show up and apparently Trump supporters showed up!

 

[375 Ruger Fan]

 

[JGRaider]

I know the Trump loyalists are high-fiving Monday's results where he managed to get half the Republicans to support his candidacy. RedState is pointing out one other bit of data that perhaps should be a concern.

"There is just one small detail that shows a potentially big problem for not just Donald
Trump but for all Republicans on the ballot this election cycle. According to the data, just over 108,000 Republicans voted in the caucus. That equates to 14.4 percent of all 752,000 of Iowa's registered Republicans showing up to vote. This is both pathetic and appalling for both Trump and the national Republican party in general ........ this is the lowest it has been since the 2000 Iowa Caucuses, where only 86,440 Republicans voted."

It is certainly possible to blame the weather, or perhaps a certainty that Trump would win. But, it is equally possible there is a genuine enthusiasm issue for any of the candidates. If that is true, it is something to consider as the general approaches.

Beats the livin' hell out of this libtard in RINO clothing named Haley. Everyone knew Trump would kick some asss, and he did.