Red Mosquito

wease wrote:Finally impeaching this senile, dementiated, so old he can’t even dress himself, liver spotted, criminal genius mastermind. It’s about time.

Caving to the Freedom Caucus on this sure does not bode well for McCarthy.

I understand the trap he was placed in….refusing impeachment was likely to result in a shutdown, which itself would be a brutal position for the party as the elections cycle ramps up.

But impeachment is likely to last longer and be in people’s minds much closer to Election Day…and it is going to be a shit show run by the biggest boobs in the party. It grants enormous control over the party’s messaging to the most stalwart and uncompromising faction of the FC at a crucial time.

It’s also an average of more than 15 points underwater among independent voters in swing states where Republicans have House seats. So it seems like the two most likely outcomes are that Republicans in moderate seats feel the need to vocally disapprove, leaving McCarthy’s Speakership a casualty of a divided and bitter House….or they risk posting L’s in keepable seats, and his Speakership is ended by a failure to manage elections.

Either way, it looks a lot like keeping warm through a winter storm by burning down your house.

yeah feel bad for McCarthy

must be tough to try to be a moderate in the GOP these days

i don't see a path in the US forward where this problem gets better

i would think a better education system would help

but the red state propaganda / education / gerrymandering / cultural entrenchment just seems to calcified to amend

US domestic diplomacy ded

McParadigm wrote:

wease wrote:Finally impeaching this senile, dementiated, so old he can’t even dress himself, liver spotted, criminal genius mastermind. It’s about time.

Caving to the Freedom Caucus on this sure does not bode well for McCarthy.

I understand the trap he was placed in….refusing impeachment was likely to result in a shutdown, which itself would be a brutal position for the party as the elections cycle ramps up.

They have him right where they want him.

wease wrote:

McParadigm wrote:

wease wrote:Finally impeaching this senile, dementiated, so old he can’t even dress himself, liver spotted, criminal genius mastermind. It’s about time.

Caving to the Freedom Caucus on this sure does not bode well for McCarthy.

I understand the trap he was placed in….refusing impeachment was likely to result in a shutdown, which itself would be a brutal position for the party as the elections cycle ramps up.

They have him right where they want him.

There is some legitimate evidence of wrongdoing. The interactions surrounding the Hunter plea deal is significant alone and that doesn't begin to touch the shell companies and seven figure payments to random Bidenenses. It's fine line though as they face an uphill battle getting people to care vs the fear of another Trump admin. Maybe this will be the "retire to support my family" moment that ushers in the Newsom/Whitmer regime. #VoteG&G

Bi_3 wrote:

wease wrote:

McParadigm wrote:

wease wrote:Finally impeaching this senile, dementiated, so old he can’t even dress himself, liver spotted, criminal genius mastermind. It’s about time.

Caving to the Freedom Caucus on this sure does not bode well for McCarthy.

I understand the trap he was placed in….refusing impeachment was likely to result in a shutdown, which itself would be a brutal position for the party as the elections cycle ramps up.

They have him right where they want him.

There is some legitimate evidence of wrongdoing. The interactions surrounding the Hunter plea deal is significant alone and that doesn't begin to touch the shell companies and seven figure payments to random Bidenenses. It's fine line though as they face an uphill battle getting people to care vs the fear of another Trump admin. Maybe this will be the "retire to support my family" moment that ushers in the Newsom/Whitmer regime. #VoteG&G

Even if there is something there, they’ve reached the epitome of hypocrisy by doing this while still defending and even having sleepovers with Trump.

I'd be happy with Hunter Biden and Trump both going to prison. They could share a cell.

tommy wrote:I'd be happy with Hunter Biden and Trump both going to prison. They could share a cell.

Trump would receive, I bet.

trump must be the worst lay on the planet

so fat and not thicc

just fat

hypocrisy? In the US government?!

Joe Scarborough Reveals Every Single Democrat He Speaks to Off Air Admits Biden is ‘Too Old to Run’

https://www.mediaite.com/news/joe-scarb ... ld-to-run/

But trump isn’t?

Also, i hope Biden steps away.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:But trump isn’t?

This isn't a suitable rebuttal

tommy wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:But trump isn’t?

This isn't a suitable rebuttal

I followed it with i agree he Is too old!

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

tommy wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:But trump isn’t?

This isn't a suitable rebuttal

I followed it with i agree he Is too old!

I'm tired of your god*mn Whataburgerism, Ruddo

i am fine with him winning and dying in office. hopefully not, but if that's what it takes to keep the orange man out. sad the GOP to weak to support someone else.

i don't think newsom has what it takes to win. he's a slimy coastal elitist prick

Biden connects with enough white trash to win

i hate having to vote for the lesser of the two evils but i would practically vote for anyone other than trump. never mind his policies it is more his general being


id like to see a raskin/moskowitz/jeff jackson combo vs say a kinzinger/and someone else


id also like to see where whoever announces a run for president has to have someone from the opposite party as vice so that everything isnt just one train of thought

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

tommy wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:But trump isn’t?

This isn't a suitable rebuttal

I followed it with i agree he Is too old!

Gentlemen, youre both wrong. this is peak male form. Mr Steal-ya-girl:

We need a system for replacing the President if they die in office, so that we don't have to whine so much about how old they are.

B wrote:We need a system for replacing the President if they die in office, so that we don't have to whine so much about how old they are.