Are we the Far Right or Right so far?

[eagle1462010]

Are we the Far Right or Right so far?

Seems to me all the left and those pretending to be in the center juat Lie and are always wrong.

What say you?

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[Mac1958]

That is your perception, your perspective, from your place on the political spectrum.

People on the opposite and feel the same way you do, only in their favor.

I don't know why this is so difficult to understand.

 

[eagle1462010]

That is your perception, your perspective, from your place on the political spectrum.

People on the opposite and feel the same way you do, only in their favor.

I don't know why this is so difficult to understand.

And the first contestent is one pretending to be in the center.

 

[Mac1958]

And the first contestent is one pretending to be in the center.

Did you understand what I wrote?

At any level, whatsoever?

 

[eagle1462010]

 

[eagle1462010]

Did you understand what I wrote?

At any level, whatsoever?

Yup. Same BS you post everyday

 

[Mac1958]

Yup. Same BS you post everyday

So when you ask a question like this, you're not being serious. You're not actually trying to learn anything. You're not trying to better understand the thinking of anyone who isn't exactly like you.

That's okay. I wasn't expecting anything better.

 

[eagle1462010]

 

[eagle1462010]

So when you ask a question like this, you're not being serious. You're not actually trying to learn anything. You're not trying to better understand the thinking of anyone who isn't exactly like you.

That's okay. I wasn't expecting anything better.

Oh I seriously think your panties in a wad proves my point.

 

[eagle1462010]

 

[eagle1462010]

 

[Nuthin' Fancy]

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So Biden didn't dance long enough?

 

[eagle1462010]

So Biden didn't dance long enough?

 

[Nuthin' Fancy]

 

[The Duke]

Oh, you wanted it, so you gonna get it!

 

[scruffy]

There is no far right.

There's barely even a right.

The "right" just made another few trillion dollars appear out of thin air. That's not conservative. Not "right".

 

[Dorian Mode]

There is no far right.

There's barely even a right.

The "right" just made another few trillion dollars appear out of thin air. That's not conservative. Not "right".

Yet another narrative from the left that just doesn't hold water. Trump has oscillated between democrap and conservative his whole life and is basically in the center of the political spectrum. I think what the Biden regime did with the vaccine mandates is much more extreme than anything Trump did or will do. Their crackdown on free speech is more extreme than anything else. As usual, if the democraps are accusing the GOP of something, it means they are already there and doing it and are trying to manage the narrative.

 

[shockedcanadian]

Trump has been more middle of the ground, even somewhat libertarian during his political career. There are concerns that he could shift further right. One telling sign has been that the Never Trump Neo-Ckns who were regularly critical of Trump in social media as late as a couple of months ago were posting praise in their social media posts. There appears to be division in his base. His key economic/trade policies and commitment to removing illegals has helped him maintain momentum. The continued wars in Ukraine and in the Middle East, ironically both of which began before his term; have hurt his political capital. His administration were keeping promises but now they may be viewed as "over promising, under delivering". I just report what I see and rread from comments by a wide.array of regular citizens in news comments, youtube etc. Trump is politically astute, so I presume he will figure out the political landscape and find the path of least reistance, not become an ideologue.

 

[berg80]

The Law Firms’ Deals With Trump Are Looking Worse and Worse​

The Trump administration is on an unbroken losing streak in the courts — 0 for 4 — in its effort to defend President Donald Trump’s executive orders targeting large law firms. And things could get worse — for Trump, and for the law firms that capitulated to him.

It has been several months since the first major law firm brokered a deal with Trump to get out from under an executive order penalizing the firm for conducting work or hiring lawyers that the White House disfavors. Eight firms followed that precedent in order to avoid becoming targeted themselves, ultimately committing a combined total of nearly $1 billion in pro bono legal services to largely unspecified initiatives supported by the Trump administration. Four firms refused to buckle and successfully challenged the orders targeting them in federal district court in Washington, D.C.

https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2025/07/10/trump-law-firms-deals-mess-column-00445259

Here is one example of many that Dotard's policies are on the far right. No prez has the right to dictate who a law firm hires or who it represents. It's an autocratic outrage, a front page story that would demand a continuous national discussion and push back from civil libertarians of both parties. But this is the error (sorry, era) of trump so the story has been overwhelmed by dozens of other outrages. A flooding of the zone if you will.

How do we spend the proper amount of time talking about an imposition of power no prez possesses when at the same time federal officers continue occupying a major US city weeks after unrest there has subsided? What makes trump think he has the authority to do these things and why do you acquiesce to them?

 

[SeaMajor7]

The Law Firms’ Deals With Trump Are Looking Worse and Worse​

The Trump administration is on an unbroken losing streak in the courts — 0 for 4 — in its effort to defend President Donald Trump’s executive orders targeting large law firms. And things could get worse — for Trump, and for the law firms that capitulated to him.

It has been several months since the first major law firm brokered a deal with Trump to get out from under an executive order penalizing the firm for conducting work or hiring lawyers that the White House disfavors. Eight firms followed that precedent in order to avoid becoming targeted themselves, ultimately committing a combined total of nearly $1 billion in pro bono legal services to largely unspecified initiatives supported by the Trump administration. Four firms refused to buckle and successfully challenged the orders targeting them in federal district court in Washington, D.C.

https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2025/07/10/trump-law-firms-deals-mess-column-00445259

Here is one example of many that Dotard's policies are on the far right. No prez has the right to dictate who a law firm hires or who it represents. It's an autocratic outrage, a front page story that would demand a continuous national discussion and push back from civil libertarians of both parties. But this is the error (sorry, era) of trump so the story has been overwhelmed by dozens of other outrages. A flooding of the zone if you will.

How do we spend the proper amount of time talking about an imposition of power no prez possesses when at the same time federal officers continue occupying a major US city weeks after unrest there has subsided? What makes trump think he has the authority to do these things and why do you acquiesce to them?

Stalinberg and the rest of the demented LEFT will not let go of their SOVIET LAWFARE STRUGGLE.
It's actually getting BORING at this point.