Is the GOP on the verge of collapse?

[Toddsterpatriot]

Who were denied due process. How excited you must have been when the Groper-in-Chief said some parts of the Constitution should be suspended. Now he's followed thru. Making this the most lawless admin in history.

Due process for these criminals doesn't require months, weeks or days.
Most need 5 minutes or less.
No tears for deported illegals.
Not even one.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Due process for these criminals doesn't require months, weeks or days.
Most need 5 minutes or less.
No tears for deported illegals.
Not even one.

But you came around. Good. You can learn.

Due process is required, yes.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

But you came around. Good. You can learn.

Due process is required, yes.

I agree, the Dem poster boy can have a 5-minute hearing over Zoom.
He doesn't even need to leave his cell.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

I agree, the Dem poster boy can have a 5-minute hearing over Zoom.
He doesn't even need to leave his cell.

As long as it is done. It is good to see the admin showing some common sense finally.

 

[White 6]

If it weren't for Bessent and Mnuchin before him I'd be more fearful of Trump than Harris. But I don't think she had the gravis to tell the progs to sit down, which Slick did. Obama did so to, with economic issues.

Half the country is simply fucking nuts and has no clue as to economic reality. We still have a gop that apparently thinks deficits are not an issue. Of course Maga has no clue that TRUMP IS INCREASING SPENDING. Bernie thinks paying people to stay home is a great idea.

Correct. She probably did not, and never would have the gravitas to control the far left. It is a damned shame, Joe's problem was able to be kept hidden until the debate, so late in the campaign as to preclude a decent primary campaign, and a different choice of candidates.

 

[Papageorgio]

The GOP is the conventional reference to the Repub party but we all know at this point in time it's the party of trump. He's pulling all the strings and has been for years now. If you challenge him or what he's doing in a meaningful way you get banished from the party. Open dissent is a political death wish for congressional Repubs.

So, with all the focus on his plunge in the polls on a broad array of issues something else needs to be explored. Namely, how popular were GOP positions on consequential issues prior to trump's freefall on the economy, immigration, and DOGE?

The majority of Americans tend to agree with Democrats on top issues, polling shows | CNN Politics

When it comes to considering the top political issues facing the country -- immigration, health care and gun control among them -- politicians in Congress can give the impression that the public is hopelessly divided on policy solutions.

www.cnn.com

Not very as it turns out.

trump got elected by capitalizing on the electoral reality of the sitting prez getting blamed for the country's ills. Primary among them being inflation. Inflation that's about to reignite when the full impact of the tariffs enters the economy's bloodstream.

In the next election cycle, and ones beyond that, with trump's influence waning, what issues will support Repub candidates seeing as their positions on the environment, access to abortions, gun control, saving the social safety net, always have been and will remain unpopular? Unless they change course and move to the center that is. They've gotten a lot of mileage over ginned up wedge issues like CRT in the past. But how long can that be sustained?

Let’s hope the Republican and Democratic Party collapse but they won’t, the both have the rich backing them, thus they will be spared.

 

[airplanemechanic]

Laugh it up, fuzznuts. Magaturds parrot whatever their tribe feeds them. I take 95% of their bullshit with a grain of salt 100% of the time.

I didn't vote for either bag of shit. I'm not a moron like you.

Since you assholes decided you knew better than due process and our constitution, you dumb fuck.

Due process is for people charged with crimes. That guy wasn't charged with a crime, he was simply deported back to his home country because multiple judges ordered him gone. Members of terrorist organizations don't get due process, they get DEPORTED.

BYEEE.

 

[mudwhistle]

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The irony is.......................

well...........................

irony.


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[bendog]

Due process is for people charged with crimes. That guy wasn't charged with a crime, he was simply deported back to his home country because multiple judges ordered him gone. Members of terrorist organizations don't get due process, they get DEPORTED.

BYEEE.

No. That is NOT what due process is about. The 14th amend.
No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.

IF you have a green card, you have a legal right to be in the U.S. A legal right to something is a property interest. For example, if you are a doctor with a license to practice is a state, that CANNOT simply be taken from you by the govt ... or a medical assoc. There has to be a process before a neutral decision maker that allows you to be present and introduce evidence.

But to deport a person who has a right to remain, the govt has to show something that evidences an intent to not live here lawfully. IF we're talking about Garcia, two different judges have found ties to terrorists, and that late night drive in a state, where he did not live with his wife and kids, with mult women and no luggage .....

for me that would support kicking him out.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

No. That is NOT what due process is about. The 14th amend.
No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.

IF you have a green card, you have a legal right to be in the U.S. A legal right to something is a property interest. For example, if you are a doctor with a license to practice is a state, that CANNOT simply be taken from you by the govt ... or a medical assoc. There has to be a process before a neutral decision maker that allows you to be present and introduce evidence.

But to deport a person who has a right to remain, the govt has to show something that evidences an intent to not live here lawfully. IF we're talking about Garcia, two different judges have found ties to terrorists, and that late night drive in a state, where he did not live with his wife and kids, with mult women and no luggage .....

for me that would support kicking him out.

We will make sure that MAGA gets due process.