Republicans win presidency, senate and house

[We Never Know]

What does that say to you?

(They have pretty much called the house for republicans last I checked.)

Even people who used to be critical and speak poorly of Trump are joining on his team.

 

[SalixIncendium]

There goes the balance of power.

 

[anotherneil]

There goes the balance of power.

Can you elaborate on what you mean by this?

 

[InChrist]

What does that say to you?

(They have pretty much called the house for republicans last I checked.)

Even people who used to be critical and speak poorly of Trump are joining on his team.

It says that the majority of people want change and have elected Trump and new representatives to bring that about.

 

[Wirey]

Can you elaborate on what you mean by this?

He means the toadies in the Republican Party will vote yes for anything Trump asks for, regardless of what it is. A Dem house/Senate may not have.

 

[Wirey]

It says that the majority of people want change and have elected Trump and new representatives to bring that about.

It says exactly that, doesn't it? I lean left on the American political spectrum (I'm a Canadian conservative after all), and I wonder what was so repugnant about the left that made voting for Trump seem acceptable?

 

[SalixIncendium]

Can you elaborate on what you mean by this?

Pretty much this...

He means the toadies in the Republican Party will vote yes for anything Trump asks for, regardless of what it is. A Dem house/Senate may not have.

 

[anotherneil]

Now that says that they have no excuse not to deliver on there political promises, if they are in solidarity as a political party.

If it weren't for the private central banksters having control of the economy with their private central bank, by virtue of their ability to cause monetary inflation, or some sort of catastrophic event similar or analogous to the COVID-19 pandemic, then I would say that if the economy doesn't do well in the next couple years, then the GOP would have no one to blame but themselves.

 

[Wirey]

Now that says that they have no excuse not to deliver on there political promises, if they are in solidarity as a political party.

If it weren't for the private central banksters having control of the economy with their private central bank, by virtue of their ability to cause monetary inflation, or some sort of catastrophic event similar or analogous to the COVID-19 pandemic, then I would say that if the economy doesn't do well in the next couple years, then the GOP would have no one to blame but themselves.

So if things go well, yay Donald, but if they go poorly, secret conspiracy?

 

[anotherneil]

Pretty much this...

Oh, ok; well, that's not necessarily a bad thing, but in the case that it would be a bad thing, time will tell whether or not this does happen.

 

[anotherneil]

So if things go well, yay Donald, but if they go poorly, secret conspiracy?

It could be possible, but so could "boo Donald".

 

[Wirey]

It could be possible, but so could "boo Donald".

You've already established the secret banker cabal defense. I don't think "Boo Donald" is a realistic option.

 

[anotherneil]

You've already established the secret banker cabal defense. I don't think "Boo Donald" is a realistic option.

You're incorrectly assuming there's only one issue that could be a point of contention, and it's still possible that the economy won't perform well because of bad GOP policy.

The "banker cabal" might be "secret", but the fact that it raises interest rates can't be; if they do not raise interest rates or even lower them, and the economy performs poorly, and there isn't some catastrophe, then the GOP has no excuse, but if they do raise interest rates, then the GOP does have an excuse.

There are issues unrelated to the performance of the economy that cannot be blamed on the banksters.

For example, if the US decides to provide Israel with a bunch of help with fighting their war and supporting their genocide of Palestinians, then the GOP would be squarely responsible for that - especially if it drags the US into getting directly attacked in a war.

If the GOP creates laws that are anti Bill of Rights, such as censorship laws or laws imposing religion, contrary to separation of church and state, then the GOP would be squarely responsible for that.

There's plenty of other ways, that have nothing to do with the banksters.

 

[soulsurvivor]

What does that say to you?

(They have pretty much called the house for republicans last I checked.)

Even people who used to be critical and speak poorly of Trump are joining on his team.

This is just temporary. It will be corrected in a few weeks.

 

[We Never Know]

This is just temporary. It will be corrected in a few weeks.

How so?

 

[soulsurvivor]

Like I said, you will see in a few weeks. Right now, it is a secret.

 

[anotherneil]

Like I said, you will see in a few weeks. Right now, it is a secret.

Whatever this supposedly is, I hope it's just something peaceful.

 

[Revoltingest]

What does that say to you?

Interesting times lie ahead.
Tis good to be a citizen, white, not gay, not trans,
& not one of Trump's enemies threatened with
investigation & prosecution. (I like my anonymity.)
Mrs Revolt is investing in military contractor stocks
because their future looks bright.

 

[Revoltingest]

So if things go well, yay Donald, but if they go poorly, secret conspiracy?

The few Republicans who lost their elections
are claiming election fraud. The many who
won find elections to be cromulent.
Trump Truth = What's politically useful

 

[RestlessSoul]

What does that say to you?

(They have pretty much called the house for republicans last I checked.)

Even people who used to be critical and speak poorly of Trump are joining on his team.

It says to me, that America is lost to reason.