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Beto 2.0? Read this. All of it. The hard numbers (actual votes cast) say otherwise. Another reason to can Paxton. Here’s a scenario: Bondi had botched the Epstein case so badly, Trump will pin everything on her and fire her. Paxton gets promoted from Texas AG to AG of U.S. if he drops out. He’ll be gone whatever the scenario. [Hidden Content]
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[Hidden Content] Nope. Talarico has them scared. The thing is, money always talks and the RNC and the Republican Senate funding group know Paxton will lose in December and don’t want to keep on spending money on a race they could have had in a cake walk had not so many supported the criminal two-timing Paxton.
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Hopefully the party is moving forward by bringing younger leaders forward. Talarico is 35, Meneffee is 37. These people have new perspectives and new ideas. From what I see of young leaders coming out of the Republican Party, MAGA is doing their thinking for them, and MAGA doesn’t represent the entire Republican Party. Politics swings like the pendulum do
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Israel bombed the crap out of Lebanon.
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What are you willing to accept in removing their leadership and proxies? 4 mos., 1 yr., 5 yrs., more? I think history shows that western attempts to influence the entire region have failed all the way back to the crusades.
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Sooo.. Everyone Forget About Federal Deficit & Debt Already?
UT alum replied to HangPDFs's topic in Political Forum
What’s huge? Got any numbers? -
Sooo.. Everyone Forget About Federal Deficit & Debt Already?
UT alum replied to HangPDFs's topic in Political Forum
There’s no such thing anymore. Through February the federal government borrowed $43.5 billion a week. I don’t mind going into debt for things I need i.e. house, car, or other major capital outlays. I don’t mind borrowing as a taxpayer for public works, healthcare and groceries for those who can’t afford it, defense of our nation, etc. I do mind going into debt to finance the greatest transfer of wealth from the bottom to the top in history. It’s not what we borrow, but what we do with it. -
My son did 20 years’ service starting in 1993. I thank God every day he was in the Navy. I have always and will always support our troops. That’s why it is incumbent on every one of us to hold our leaders to account when they send our sons and daughters into harms way. We are owed an explanation as to the scope and goals of the sacrifice. We’ve gotten neither from the current administration. Opposing Trump’s war is not dishonoring the troops.
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All he had to do, as our leader, was recognize the severity of the outbreak and recommend masks be worn. Leadership 101.