Re: The Future of the GOP
Posted: Tue April 27, 2021 3:19 pm
FUCK ICE
I think the anti-regulation rhetoric has been far more political than philosophical for decades. All that's really happening now is that Republican rhetoric is coming closer to matching their actions, so this is a pretty easy transition to make for a lot of them.McParadigm wrote:“Whenever a company’s internal or external culture runs counter to mine, that company shall be deemed a threat to the national interest and the power of the state wielded against them” would, I suppose, be the most comfortable way for conservatism to reconcile recent authoritarian urges with its general anti-regulation philosophies.Bi_3 wrote:elliseamos wrote:But laws shouldn't keep citizens firmly ordered to our national common good? So corps. are not people?McParadigm wrote:Marco Rubio continues
America’s laws should keep our nation’s corporations firmly ordered to our national common good.
There was a study a few years ago... I’ll try to find it... that talked about corporations supporting national interests and the US was dead last in major economies. Upon reflection, it’s not that bad a place to draw a cut out for the GOP if they want to keep blue collar workers and still fight the woke wars
It has a very “look what you made me do” kind of energy.
Thinking economically, Mexico will pay for the wall!tragabigzanda wrote:We need to balance our budget as a community. We should be focused on the environment. We need to solve immigration as an economic issue. We need to look at the environment as a national security issue and not just look at it as a causation issue. And there's no reason why Republicans should cede ground on those two incredibly important issues.
Oh OK, Karen...McParadigm wrote:I assume Liz Cheney will shortly be consequenced for continuing to admit this basic truth.
McParadigm wrote:I assume Liz Cheney will shortly be consequenced for continuing to admit this basic truth.
McParadigm wrote:McParadigm wrote:I assume Liz Cheney will shortly be consequenced for continuing to admit this basic truth.
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp has signed a bill into law allowing college athletes in the state to make endorsement money starting on July 1
The new law also allows schools to take up to 75% of an athlete’s endorsement income and redistribute to other athletes
Maybe one should rethink their positions if they suddenly find themselves nodding along to war criminals and their devil spawn.JuanHamm wrote:I hate that the most reasonable republicans are a Mormon and the Daughter of Dick "war criminal" Cheney.
Oh I don't agree with a word they say,but if I was presented with the option of throwing Ted Cruz or Liz Cheney into a volcano I'd choose Ted Cruz 100%BurtReynolds wrote:Maybe one should rethink their positions if they suddenly find themselves nodding along to war criminals and their devil spawn.JuanHamm wrote:I hate that the most reasonable republicans are a Mormon and the Daughter of Dick "war criminal" Cheney.