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The Biden era: The Establishment Strikes Back
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Author:  Darth Indiana Bond [ Tue Aug 09, 2022 2:05 pm ]
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Steve wrote:
for some progressive paranoia: this was a deep state stunt—the FBI and Secret Sevice are both loaded with people loyal to Trump, they won’t turn up anything of significance in the search, which then becomes a galvanizing force of righteous, indignant, mobilizing anger about the corruption and political games “the Dems” are playing, invalidating any and all other potential investigations or charges brought forth in the future. Trump is absolutely loving it.


You really opened a rabbit hole here. I mean think about it: why would the FBI raid Mar a Lago? It would be really dumb of Trump to hold on to incriminating evidence when it is known that investigations are coming his way and he already has a history of destroying evidence. Meanwhile the Democrats have recently had a string of victories giving them momentum going into the primaries. The vote out in Kansas shows how galvanized the left is following the overturning of Roe, something like this will surely galvanize Trump’s voters. This has set up written all over it, especially with the judge being a Trump appointee and the FBI being helmed by a Trump loyalist.

Author:  Darth Indiana Bond [ Fri Aug 12, 2022 12:08 am ]
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Damn, glad I was wrong

Author:  Libs [ Fri Aug 12, 2022 9:42 am ]
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Lock him up.

Author:  Darth Indiana Bond [ Fri Aug 12, 2022 2:33 pm ]
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I was really into the idea that this was a setup orchestrated by Trump’s people to lead into his bid for president, but after Garland’s press conference yesterday, this very much seems like the obvious. Trump is fucked, and the GOP really, really needs to handle this delicately. Favor Trump too much, and if the worst case scenario for Trump occurs, they might tank in the midterms or 2024 depending on how long this goes, or alienate the Trump faithful, and results as soon as this midterm could lead to super low turnout.

On top of that, nuclear information in the hands of a man known for using intel as leverage during campaigns (I guess everyone forgot Ukraine with all the craziness that has gone on)? This shit is crazy and scary if you are paying attention.

Author:  Darth Indiana Bond [ Fri Aug 12, 2022 2:56 pm ]
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I think it is in Trump’s interest to release the warrant, because there seems nothing to hide now. He looks bad if he refuses and looks defiant if he does

Author:  Shack [ Fri Aug 12, 2022 3:02 pm ]
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Two anonymous sources tell me after the FBI removed top secret nuclear codes from Mar a Lago, Trump lunged for the steering wheel of their car before exclaiming “This would have never happened if my men were as loyal to me as Hitler’s, instead of being losers and suckers like the military.”

Author:  Chippy [ Fri Aug 12, 2022 5:45 pm ]
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Yeah man you nailed it again.

Author:  Corpse [ Fri Aug 12, 2022 6:52 pm ]
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Whatever the case... documents that risk little/nothing or documents that puts America's security in extreme danger, the public needs to know the severity of them. We're not going to know exactly what was taken and recovered, at least not the most sensitive information, but something concrete needs to be revealed.

The question to me is, what if this IS the worst case? What if Trump is found to be involved in espionage and sold some of the country's most vital security info / secrets to foreign nations? Will his diehard supporters still support him and consider it necessary in some way (to "save" America)?

EDIT: Idiots on Twitter! But the fact I even considered it is so telling.

Author:  Darth Indiana Bond [ Fri Aug 12, 2022 8:01 pm ]
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Yeah, the potential charge of Espionage is pretty damning. After being skeptical for such a long time, it really now seems like the noose is tightening around Trump. But kudos for Trump for going down fighting and not committing suicide.

Author:  Darth Indiana Bond [ Sun Aug 14, 2022 12:06 pm ]
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Two more incidents of fatal situations involving individuals and the government. Perhaps this is why the right is cooling off their rhetoric as it is leading to these incidents which is not making them look good. Wise choice is stay cool and let this play out

Author:  Excel [ Sun Aug 14, 2022 3:31 pm ]
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Midterm prospects have taken a sharp turn left - that, more than anything, is the cause behind the recent rhetoric changes bR some Rs.

"Defund the FBI" :shock: :funny: :funny: :funny:

Author:  Darth Indiana Bond [ Sun Aug 14, 2022 4:23 pm ]
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Yeah, stocks are starting to make a major rebound, talks of recession look foolish now, the Democrats are passing bills, abortion measures are failing spectacularly, and now the GOP is stuck defending Trump. Recently some GOP governors are coming out asking to walk back rhetoric on the FBI and asking for their colleagues to wait to see what happens with Trump.

If the GOP fails to take the house this year, it would be an epic failure.

Author:  zwackerm [ Sun Aug 14, 2022 6:57 pm ]
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Darth Indiana Bond wrote:
Yeah, stocks are starting to make a major rebound, talks of recession look foolish now, the Democrats are passing bills, abortion measures are failing spectacularly, and now the GOP is stuck defending Trump. Recently some GOP governors are coming out asking to walk back rhetoric on the FBI and asking for their colleagues to wait to see what happens with Trump.

If the GOP fails to take the house this year, it would be an epic failure.


Gerrymandering will make that very difficult

Author:  Darth Indiana Bond [ Sun Aug 14, 2022 7:04 pm ]
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zwackerm wrote:
Darth Indiana Bond wrote:
Yeah, stocks are starting to make a major rebound, talks of recession look foolish now, the Democrats are passing bills, abortion measures are failing spectacularly, and now the GOP is stuck defending Trump. Recently some GOP governors are coming out asking to walk back rhetoric on the FBI and asking for their colleagues to wait to see what happens with Trump.

If the GOP fails to take the house this year, it would be an epic failure.


Gerrymandering will make that very difficult


I agree

Author:  Shack [ Sun Aug 14, 2022 7:10 pm ]
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I'm still going with the raid energizing Republican voters

Author:  Darth Indiana Bond [ Sun Aug 14, 2022 7:25 pm ]
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Shack wrote:
I'm still going with the raid energizing Republican voters


I could see that, and as I said in the other thread, I don’t put it past Trump to have been purposefully withholding documents in order to to force the FBI to raid his home.

Author:  zwackerm [ Sun Aug 14, 2022 7:33 pm ]
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Republicans will probably grab the 6 seats required to take the house in Arizona and Florida alone.

Author:  Darth Indiana Bond [ Sun Aug 14, 2022 8:09 pm ]
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It would be very shocking if they did not

Author:  Excel [ Sun Aug 14, 2022 11:50 pm ]
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I zero scenario where the raid benefits Trump.

A MAJOR factor that contributed to his demise was the never-ending drama that was the Trump presidency. The raid is a gigantic reminder of everything that all Dems and Independents hated about Trump. This absurd refusal to follow well-reasoned standard protocols and constant habit of creating drama out of thin air. It is beyond annoying and the last thing anyone wants to see on their TVs or webpages. This is a reminder of how exhausting life was with Trump in charge.

It does not matter how many times Kevin McCarthy tries to paint Trump as a victim. They do not trust him at all. He is viewed by many as a repeat offender and enough was enough long ago. I don't know how many people actually want to see him in jail, but they absolutely want him to go away and make room for much more impressive republican candidates.

Anyone thinking this type off stuff benefits Trump is nuts. If anything, it benefits Biden ala the 2020 campaign where Biden ends up shining for being so low-energy.

Author:  Excel [ Tue Aug 16, 2022 5:01 pm ]
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Not sure if she will, but the momentum swing to the left over the last few weeks have been enormous; as large as I can remember in such a short time frame. They have really delivered on a host of fronts.

Covid all done.
Drama all done.
Inflation trending down.
Unemployment beyond low.
Stocks back up.
Health care.
Climate.
Infrastructure.
Guns.
Student loans coming up.
Russia embarrassment.
NATO GOAT.

In the mean time, what has the GOP done aside from support the hugely loathed DT and piss off 75% of the country over abortion? Why would anyone be expecting them to thrive in such conditions?

What a stunningly effective first 19 months for Biden and co. Well done.

Author:  Shack [ Tue Aug 16, 2022 5:23 pm ]
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Just cause inflation went from 9.1% to 8.5% from June to July doesn't mean it isn't still a significant problem for Democrats in the midterms, and for people that care about inflation more than the environment the recent bill isn’t going to impress them.

Author:  Chippy [ Tue Aug 16, 2022 6:21 pm ]
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The average person sees inflation as "gas prices". So... unless they go back up prior to the midterms (lol biden will press the oil companies hard), nobody is actually going to care about inflation.

Author:  Darth Indiana Bond [ Tue Aug 16, 2022 6:36 pm ]
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Chippy wrote:
The average person sees inflation as "gas prices". So... unless they go back up prior to the midterms (lol biden will press the oil companies hard), nobody is actually going to care about inflation.


They also care about their grocery bill. My wife and I’s bill is still pretty high. If that goes down, then sure, people will forget about inflation.

I do think people overrate Trump’s popularity outside the GOP. Looking back to 2020, I can see why Trump was so pissed, the GOP was popular at the time, but he was not. I think more Trump scandal and the GOP continuing to support him will hurt them going into the midterms. Why do you think the GOP was so outraged

Author:  Shack [ Tue Aug 16, 2022 7:18 pm ]
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Chippy wrote:
The average person sees inflation as "gas prices". So... unless they go back up prior to the midterms (lol biden will press the oil companies hard), nobody is actually going to care about inflation.


There is more ways inflation affects people than gas prices, but even if that was true, they’re still twice as high as in Jan 21

Author:  Excel [ Tue Aug 16, 2022 7:45 pm ]
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Shack wrote:
Just cause inflation went from 9.1% to 8.5% from June to July doesn't mean it isn't still a significant problem for Democrats in the midterms, and for people that care about inflation more than the environment the recent bill isn’t going to impress them.


You need to take a MUCH broader view of this issue.

Incomes are up greatly, the stock market has recovered, unemployment is remarkably low, and gas has dropped mightily. The sentiment is no doubt much rosier now than it was 6 weeks ago.

The rest of the arguments still stand, by the way.

The GOP is def. suffering from a lack of a clear message in terms of proactive policy while the Dems are notching win after win. The poll showing Demmings with a 4% lead over Rubio is not a joke. Your average swing voter has no idea what the Republicans stand for other than supporting Trump and overturning abortion. :roll:

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