Go read this post:
2028 primaries will be one for the books. Both sides are seeing disruptions to their total dominance of the political sphere. The democrats have zero cohesion, no sane platform, and no face to spout that insane ideology. Maybe if they trout out Mike Obama that could change.
I've yet to see an accusation that was completely true and not a hit piece aimed for the low information voters. I mean the type of person that doesn't fact check anything, just parrots whatever garbage the Levines and Shapiro's are spewing that day. I don't want to see this thread devolve into that discussion, maybe someone else would start a thread on whats really true about Tucker Carlson. The only person in the OP that I wouldn't want in a position of power is MTG, she's shady, I agree. People like Joe Kent get called a traitor around here....that's a travesty. His service jacket says otherwise, his dead wife says otherwise, and his love for the Republic say otherwise. There's alot of hit pieces tarnishing that man. I think the people that wrote those hit pieces should be scrutinized for the whole double agent nonesense.
I voted for Trump 3 times. The 3rd time I championed him to anyone I could, because of his performance during his 1st term. The Trump I voted for seems to have checked out of the "give a ****" building is now doing severe long term harm to the Republic.
Again, this is all new. "The crew" aren't going to be the final product of whatever this turns into. Too early for any kind of judgement.
Ahh, two minutes of reading or listening to anything from Ben Shapiro or Mark Levine would show you how wrong you are.
Did you not experience the unity that was in the Republican party from 2020-2025? That's what I'm talking about. He had 77 million people, probably more, unify behind him and get him elected.
Yes it is and tiresome to keep reading too
I pointed this out earlier. Vance and Rubio are going to have a hard time in 2028 if something doesn't start changing and soon. That longer they allow an outside coalition to form, the harder it will be to unify the party.
Again, this is all just starting. We have no idea who all the players will be and probably won't for another year.
I'm trying to tread lightly and hope I don't step in it.
I think you're being extremely myopic, or just so focused on "the war", you've missed a whole lot.
www.whitehouse.gov
I think you're being extremely myopic, or just so focused on "the war", you've missed a whole lot.
Take a stroll around this link, see if it jars any memories:
Wins and Achievements
Discover President Trump's second term triumphs: a surging economy with record jobs and growth, ironclad border security slashing illegal crossings, and bold investments fueling AI and tech innovation. America's comeback—explore now!
Carlson and Greene may be doing this for a cut of the advertising revenue.
3million? Only about 27 million more to go, and he’s dicking around in foreign entanglements…..Go read this post:
ILL IMM - Trump Admin Building Own Fleet of Deportation Planes to Operate 24/7 - Tired of Having to Depend on Charters, Third Parties
Trump Admin Building Own Fleet of Deportation Planes to Operate 24/7 - Tired of Having to Depend on Charters, Third Parties The Trump administration is laying the foundation for a faster pace of deportations by building a fleet of planes to carry illegal immigrants out of the United States...www.timebomb2000.com
Y’all seem fixated on Greene and Carlson, and yea they are in all likelyhood not the one, but they could be laying the seeds.
IIRC correctly, on one of his podcasts where they discussed this Tucker said he was not going to run. Nor seek a cabinet position. He commented that he would take WH press Secretary, as it would be funny.
I asked you what it would entail, which means from here on out... you ignored that part or what you are saying is, the only way unity happens is, if you get your way...What's crazy is you actually believed every and all promises would be kept (That's foolish.) And, what is actually tiring is, the same old tropes from the those that were ignorant enough to believe that they were somehow handed the goose that lays golden eggs in politics and now that reality has crept in, they will flip the table over and screw everyone while strutting around claiming moral superiority of some sort.
I'm not sure why you're so hostile. It causes me not pay much attention to you. It's not me starting this movement, all the questions you want answered are for someone else. I will say, peaceful dialogue is where I would start.
You just put a lot of words in my fingers that I did not type. Stop that.
Your entire post is very well thought out and thank you for the courage in starting the thread in the first place.
Tangled webs
There are a lot of credulous people who are going to end up deluded and depressed if they get caught up with Tucker Carlson and his crew. You can see it coming. Just reading comments on X and elsewhere...
I agree. He has come a long way!
www.alternet.org
I have never heard of Iran launching a rocket to outer space. Not even to Earth orbit. They damn sure can't now. Not saying it's not true, but apparently you have access to intelligence I don't.
Opinion piece.
I don't regret voting for Trump, but I'm disappointed | Opinion
I voted for President Donald Trump in 2024, and I don't regret it.
In his first year, he delivered on many of his core promises: lower taxes, lower inflation and a secure border. Migrant crossings at the U.S.-Mexico border are now at their lowest level in 50 years.
These are extraordinary feats.
But with the Iran war now passing five months, I'm growing disillusioned with Trump. He's chosen to focus on Iran as much as, if not more than, issues that actually affect everyday Americans. It's proving to be an extraordinary unforced error, and it's backfiring: The polls are starting to show it.
Trump's Iran war is an endless drain on US
Trump's Iran war, which was supposed to take weeks, has drained U.S. resources significantly, costing taxpayers $37.5 billion so far. According to Reuters, the U.S. Army has used up most of its stockpile of long-range missiles, leaving the nation vulnerable for the foreseeable future.
Meanwhile, despite constant talk of diplomacy and ceasefires, there's no actual resolution in sight. Every day brings news of another negotiation that fails to materialize. Toward the end of July, Trump threatened to bomb power plants or bridges in Iran.
Then, on Aug. 3, Trump said, "I want to give them every last chance before decapitation. … We'll see what happens." He has said time and again that a "deal is imminent." Yet "The Art of the Deal" eludes the dealmaker in chief.
At first, I argued that pressuring Iran like this was strategic, not stupid – a pointed tactic. I supported the goal of Operation Epic Fury: ending Iran's totalitarian regime.
I believe that Iran's nuclear capabilities posed a threat to America, though how to handle that threat raised harder questions.
But the months since Feb. 28 have been an endless merry-go-round of threats, pressure and ceasefire attempts that go nowhere. The Babylon Bee, a satirical website, captured the charade well in an Aug. 4 post: "Trump Warns Iran This Is Their Fourth-To-Last Chance At Peace."
It'd be funnier if it weren't hurting Americans.
Americans are turning on Trump
The RealClearPolitics average shows that 61% of Americans disapprove of how the president is handling Iran and the economy.
An Economist/YouGov poll published July 28 found that 43% of "non-MAGA" Republicans disapprove of Trump. That's a lot of unhappy people.
The Iran war has directly affected gas prices, which have stayed high for months and won't be coming down anytime soon. It's also raising the threat of higher inflation. Though for now, incredibly, inflation has fallen to 3.5% in June from 4.2% in May. That's still a boon for Trump, and for Americans.
But this isn't what Americans voted for, largely because of Trump's own promises. He was wary of Iran and emphasized deterrence, but he also campaigned on an "America First" agenda and a "no new wars" policy.
After winning reelection in 2024, Trump declared, "I'm not going to start a war. I'm going to stop wars."
I still believe Iran's threat needed to be handled, forcefully and finally, at some point. But part of Trump's populist appeal was that he'd focus on the everyday issues plaguing Americans, like the economy and immigration.
One of my hopes for the Trump administration was that his populism would appeal to a broader range of voters and win some of them over to conservative ideas, like lower taxes and border security. But the Iran war has been a huge stumbling block to that. If this is conservatism, then no thanks, they'll say. Even if he deserves credit for last year's accomplishments, the Iran war has been such a blight that it's hard to ignore.
I'm not naive enough to believe there's a direct correlation between high grocery and housing prices and the Iran war. Foreign affairs don’t make my grocery bill top $1,000 a month. But rightly or wrongly, a nearly $40 billion war will eventually hit Americans' bottom line – and their view of the president who started it.
Watching Trump go round and round with Iran, as the military nearly depletes its own stockpile of munitions and Americans struggle to pay for gas and groceries, feels a bit like watching a CEO slash office supply budgets while quietly running the company into the ground.
Trump still has my support. But I'm more and more disappointed with his ongoing conflict with Iran. And so are millions of Americans.
I don't regret voting for Trump, but I'm disappointed | Opinion
Gas prices are still up, U.S. long-range missiles are depleted, and President Trump's own voters are losing patience with his Iran war.www.usatoday.com
Trump's presidency sets the tone for his successor. At this point the Republican successor is either Vance or Rubio. They are both heavily involved in the current events with Trump, they will have no choice but to answer for some of the decisions made over the past year, the Dem's will ensure that. Case in point:
That seems to be exactly what is happening now.
So, you admit you didn't read a single piece of that link I provided, right?
Who's leading the parade in the OP?
