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By Separation Scientist · Posted
Fetterman is saying this is a God-level troll appointment by Trump to make the libtards heads explode. He might be right. His real choice is probably set up to step in and go after Gaetz. -
This is the hidden content, please Sign In or Sign Up Above I posted an article that contains exactly the sort of thing the right has to avoid while they have a mandate. Republicans have a chance to make massive changes in areas like foreign trade, the border, crime reform, the economy, and even to some degree social issues like men in women's sports/locker rooms. but if the right makes the mistake of overstepping and forcing ultra-conservative requirements on everyone they'll lose the house AND the senate at the midterm. One only has to look at the 94 Republican mandate with Gingrich's "Contract With America." Republicans took over the house and senate, and already had the oval office. Republicans mistook this for unfettered support when in fact the country was just "firing the democrats." Republicans went crazy with ultra-conservative policy, and two years later Bill Clinton was elected and republicans had substantial losses in the house and senate. Implement strong conservative policies in the areas that the country has told you are important to them, and where you'll get support. Don't make the mistake of trying to force conservatism in all areas onto the country. Our country as a whole is way less conservative than it was in 1996 when the country terminated the republican mandate. -
By Separation Scientist · Posted
Give it up and move on. Dementia Joe, Kackling idiot Kamala, Tampom Tim, and the rest of your trans/wacko/green/communist/marxist party largely LOST. Its over. Move on. -
By SmashMouth · Posted
I probably would not have chosen Gaetz as AG just because of the optics of it all. That being said, I don’t think he’s been proven guilty of anything. I hope he does a good job. -
I'm going to qualify this a bit: a slot-t run with average athletes and execution is difficult for weak teams to stop, but not good teams and coaches. But a slot-t with stud athletes that's run well causes issues for anybody, and there a few teams in the state that prove that pretty much year in and year out. all in all i don't love it, but it can certainly be run successfully with the right group of athletes.
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