Quo Vadis GOP?

[HVC]

Man, hopefully Trump will learn his lesson here and be bit more careful with picking his men.

That's equal parts funny and sad.

[Richard Hakluyt]

If Trump learned from his mistakes he would be the world's most erudite man 

[Duque de Bragança]

 

That's a nice way to put it.

[Syt]

[Darth Wagtaros]

So many politicians have become nothing more than flesh dildos for the sort that invests in Hock Tua coin and influencer scams.

[Zanza]

I predict that there are irregularities in her own migration history.

[viper37]

'Segregated facilities' are no longer explicitly banned in federal contracts


Just in case there was any doubt about the GOP.

[Norgy]

Bob Jones University's tax exempt status and its stance on segregation was probably the spark that lit up the religious right in the first instance, so no wonder there.

And the GOP, sadly, has been a captive of the religious right since Reagan and partially under Nixon, although it was mostly downright criminals then. If they only could find some speck of that old-fashioned good-time hatred of Russia again, I could almost accept these blonde women in their early sixties with really botched face jobs wanting to save the children and whatnot.

[viper37]

Old stuff, but I just found this clip about Matt Gatz  

[viper37]

'Biggest thing that keeps Trump up at night': Dems announce major plan to counter GOP

In some Red states, like Valmy's own Texas, the GOP have announced their (oh, surprise!) plan to avoid a blowout at 2026 midterms: they're going to rewrite the electoral map to erase Democratic seats.  The Dems could lose up to 13 House seats that way.

The Dems are retaliating, announcing their own plans to redraw the maps in Blue States, but it's a difficult process, because in these states, it's usually an electoral commission that draws districts. 

[Tonitrus]

I mean...you can hear Trump be both pro and anti-gerrymandering in the space of a few seconds...