Exactly. Republicans believe the military vote would go to trump but a republican poll watcher signed a sworn affidavit that to him it looked like 80% went to biden. He thought that was evidence of fraud. That’s how brainwashed republicans are. They can see for their own eyes 80% of the military vote went to biden and they believe that’s not possible. Just because they’ve always been told.
Is the military preparing to respond to Orders for Martial Law?
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Dogbiscuit
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Well alrighty then. If Trump doesn't remain in office, Im sure his voice of influence will remain for a very long time.Rasmussen Poll: 72 Percent Say Trump Is Model for GOP
Rasmussen Poll: 72 Percent Say Trump Is Model for GOP
A large majority of likely Republican voters want the party to be more like President Donald Trump than the average GOP member of Congress, according to the latest Rasmussen Reports poll....www.newsmax.com
And I sincerely hope he is a model. He'll have the chance of taking them down for good. Right now, he enjoys a 95% approval rating among the party faithful. The problem is, once he's gone, he no longer has the bully pulpit. And there are other Republicans just waiting to hop in line in front of him. So it's going to be a dogfight for the Republican nomination come 2024....that's IF Trump can avoid getting entangled in the almost certain criminal and civil issues that are coming his way.
But thanks for your encouraging opinion just the same.
Most often I prefer facts over speculation.
Or as Joe says, truth over facts.
Well alrighty then. If Trump doesn't remain in office, Im sure his voice of influence will remain for a very long time.Rasmussen Poll: 72 Percent Say Trump Is Model for GOPRasmussen Poll: 72 Percent Say Trump Is Model for GOP
A large majority of likely Republican voters want the party to be more like President Donald Trump than the average GOP member of Congress, according to the latest Rasmussen Reports poll....
And I sincerely hope he is a model. He'll have the chance of taking them down for good. Right now, he enjoys a 95% approval rating among the party faithful. The problem is, once he's gone, he no longer has the bully pulpit. And there are other Republicans just waiting to hop in line in front of him. So it's going to be a dogfight for the Republican nomination come 2024....that's IF Trump can avoid getting entangled in the almost certain criminal and civil issues that are coming his way.
But thanks for your encouraging opinion just the same.
Most often I prefer facts over speculation.
Or as Joe says, truth over facts.
Except that you stating "if Trump doesn't remain in office" tells me that you have no interest in facts. You sincerely believe there will be revolution on January 6th and that Trump will successfully execute the first coup in US history in overturning a free and fair election.
I don't care if Trump remains the voice of Republicans. I hope he does. It will be that much quicker of a demise for them. Now if only the Democratic party leadership could step aside and let the younger ones show them how to fight a modern information war.
Dogbiscuit
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You started with speculation, and in response I simply returned back with it, and now you can read minds when someone says "if" ?Well alrighty then. If Trump doesn't remain in office, Im sure his voice of influence will remain for a very long time.Rasmussen Poll: 72 Percent Say Trump Is Model for GOPRasmussen Poll: 72 Percent Say Trump Is Model for GOP
A large majority of likely Republican voters want the party to be more like President Donald Trump than the average GOP member of Congress, according to the latest Rasmussen Reports poll....
And I sincerely hope he is a model. He'll have the chance of taking them down for good. Right now, he enjoys a 95% approval rating among the party faithful. The problem is, once he's gone, he no longer has the bully pulpit. And there are other Republicans just waiting to hop in line in front of him. So it's going to be a dogfight for the Republican nomination come 2024....that's IF Trump can avoid getting entangled in the almost certain criminal and civil issues that are coming his way.
But thanks for your encouraging opinion just the same.
Most often I prefer facts over speculation.
Or as Joe says, truth over facts.
Except that you stating "if Trump doesn't remain in office" tells me that you have no interest in facts. You sincerely believe there will be revolution on January 6th and that Trump will successfully execute the first coup in US history in overturning a free and fair election.
I don't care if Trump remains the voice of Republicans. I hope he does. It will be that much quicker of a demise for them. Now if only the Democratic party leadership could step aside and let the younger ones show them how to fight a modern information war.
Wow, you are sharp.
You started with speculation, and in response I simply returned back with it, and now you can read minds when someone says "if" ?Well alrighty then. If Trump doesn't remain in office, Im sure his voice of influence will remain for a very long time.Rasmussen Poll: 72 Percent Say Trump Is Model for GOPRasmussen Poll: 72 Percent Say Trump Is Model for GOP
A large majority of likely Republican voters want the party to be more like President Donald Trump than the average GOP member of Congress, according to the latest Rasmussen Reports poll....
And I sincerely hope he is a model. He'll have the chance of taking them down for good. Right now, he enjoys a 95% approval rating among the party faithful. The problem is, once he's gone, he no longer has the bully pulpit. And there are other Republicans just waiting to hop in line in front of him. So it's going to be a dogfight for the Republican nomination come 2024....that's IF Trump can avoid getting entangled in the almost certain criminal and civil issues that are coming his way.
But thanks for your encouraging opinion just the same.
Most often I prefer facts over speculation.
Or as Joe says, truth over facts.
Except that you stating "if Trump doesn't remain in office" tells me that you have no interest in facts. You sincerely believe there will be revolution on January 6th and that Trump will successfully execute the first coup in US history in overturning a free and fair election.
I don't care if Trump remains the voice of Republicans. I hope he does. It will be that much quicker of a demise for them. Now if only the Democratic party leadership could step aside and let the younger ones show them how to fight a modern information war.
Wow, you are sharp.
Stating that Trump may face criminal and civil action after he leaves office is not speculation. The Manhattan DA and the NYAG are already pursuing cases against him. There are multiple civil lawsuits lined up against him that will probably be filed after he leaves office.
Now, saying that other Republicans will line up to run against him is a bit of speculation, but it isn't that far out on a limb. They're just waiting for him to leave. Mike Pence (although I think he's permanently damaged), Nikki Haley, Tim Scott, Ben Sasse, and even Dan Crenshaw are likely Republican candidates. I won't speculate if the cucks like Cruz, Rubio, and Graham will give it one more shot but it's possible. Kristi Noem can try and run but she'll be radioactive by the time the fallout from the virus gets done with her political career.
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Turley is running off at the gums. If we look back to 1974, we would see a similar situtation regarding the US Military. Of course, it's not quite the same. It's even worse today so I imagine that the same measures have already been taken.
The Joint Chiefs decided, in the final days of Nixon to do a sitdown. Oh, they still trained, recruited, flew missions, followed orders previously given but the idea of the US Military being involved in a Martial Law was completely nixed. I was in a Briefing for NCOs and Officers that we were told that the "Situation" was just too unstable for the Military to get involved. That is Military Speak for "Nixon is Temporarily Nuts" but they couldn't come out and say that. So it was the "Situation" was unstable. That briefing was done 3 days before Nixon did his famous outgoing speech resigning from office. Nixon knew he had lost the support of the US Military. Had Nixon stayed in office and "Stabilized" himself, the Military would have gone back to supporting him as their CIC without a hitch. But he chose to resign as Nixon knew he wasn't playing with a full deck at that moment either. Nixon DID get it together but it was after he left office and proved to be a remarkable asset to the Foreign Relations of the United States which he was the worlds most knowledgeable in this area.
Rump reached this point more than a year ago. The second he began talking about Martial Law and dispatched the 82nd to Washington DC, the Joint Chiefs knew it was time. While they couldn't stop the 82nd from being sent to Washington D.C., they did not allow the 82nd to participate in any way. The 82nd did a sit down until it was time to return to North Carolina. After that, Rump used other Federal Assets that weren't limited like the US Military. The Military still follows previous orders and still trains, etc. but Rump is no longer the CIC.
The Joint Chiefs decided, in the final days of Nixon to do a sitdown. Oh, they still trained, recruited, flew missions, followed orders previously given but the idea of the US Military being involved in a Martial Law was completely nixed. I was in a Briefing for NCOs and Officers that we were told that the "Situation" was just too unstable for the Military to get involved. That is Military Speak for "Nixon is Temporarily Nuts" but they couldn't come out and say that. So it was the "Situation" was unstable. That briefing was done 3 days before Nixon did his famous outgoing speech resigning from office. Nixon knew he had lost the support of the US Military. Had Nixon stayed in office and "Stabilized" himself, the Military would have gone back to supporting him as their CIC without a hitch. But he chose to resign as Nixon knew he wasn't playing with a full deck at that moment either. Nixon DID get it together but it was after he left office and proved to be a remarkable asset to the Foreign Relations of the United States which he was the worlds most knowledgeable in this area.
Rump reached this point more than a year ago. The second he began talking about Martial Law and dispatched the 82nd to Washington DC, the Joint Chiefs knew it was time. While they couldn't stop the 82nd from being sent to Washington D.C., they did not allow the 82nd to participate in any way. The 82nd did a sit down until it was time to return to North Carolina. After that, Rump used other Federal Assets that weren't limited like the US Military. The Military still follows previous orders and still trains, etc. but Rump is no longer the CIC.
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Unless I dont understand the system correctly, if he pardons himself your first paragraph is moot... I did say "if".You started with speculation, and in response I simply returned back with it, and now you can read minds when someone says "if" ?Well alrighty then. If Trump doesn't remain in office, Im sure his voice of influence will remain for a very long time.Rasmussen Poll: 72 Percent Say Trump Is Model for GOPRasmussen Poll: 72 Percent Say Trump Is Model for GOP
A large majority of likely Republican voters want the party to be more like President Donald Trump than the average GOP member of Congress, according to the latest Rasmussen Reports poll....
And I sincerely hope he is a model. He'll have the chance of taking them down for good. Right now, he enjoys a 95% approval rating among the party faithful. The problem is, once he's gone, he no longer has the bully pulpit. And there are other Republicans just waiting to hop in line in front of him. So it's going to be a dogfight for the Republican nomination come 2024....that's IF Trump can avoid getting entangled in the almost certain criminal and civil issues that are coming his way.
But thanks for your encouraging opinion just the same.
Most often I prefer facts over speculation.
Or as Joe says, truth over facts.
Except that you stating "if Trump doesn't remain in office" tells me that you have no interest in facts. You sincerely believe there will be revolution on January 6th and that Trump will successfully execute the first coup in US history in overturning a free and fair election.
I don't care if Trump remains the voice of Republicans. I hope he does. It will be that much quicker of a demise for them. Now if only the Democratic party leadership could step aside and let the younger ones show them how to fight a modern information war.
Wow, you are sharp.
Stating that Trump may face criminal and civil action after he leaves office is not speculation. The Manhattan DA and the NYAG are already pursuing cases against him. There are multiple civil lawsuits lined up against him that will probably be filed after he leaves office.
Now, saying that other Republicans will line up to run against him is a bit of speculation, but it isn't that far out on a limb. They're just waiting for him to leave. Mike Pence (although I think he's permanently damaged), Nikki Haley, Tim Scott, Ben Sasse, and even Dan Crenshaw are likely Republican candidates. I won't speculate if the cucks like Cruz, Rubio, and Graham will give it one more shot but it's possible. Kristi Noem can try and run but she'll be radioactive by the time the fallout from the virus gets done with her political career.
I have a lot more research to do before I will speculate who might run on the pub ticket, or who I might support.
I do hope Paul considers running again, and I like what Ive read about Rubio thus far, but again too early.
If you want me to take the bait on the OP, I speculate that Trump remains in office, though how nobody knows, and the only military prep is due to potentially addressing riots.
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Well alrighty then. If Trump doesn't remain in office, Im sure his voice of influence will remain for a very long time.Rasmussen Poll: 72 Percent Say Trump Is Model for GOPRasmussen Poll: 72 Percent Say Trump Is Model for GOP
A large majority of likely Republican voters want the party to be more like President Donald Trump than the average GOP member of Congress, according to the latest Rasmussen Reports poll....
And I sincerely hope he is a model. He'll have the chance of taking them down for good. Right now, he enjoys a 95% approval rating among the party faithful. The problem is, once he's gone, he no longer has the bully pulpit. And there are other Republicans just waiting to hop in line in front of him. So it's going to be a dogfight for the Republican nomination come 2024....that's IF Trump can avoid getting entangled in the almost certain criminal and civil issues that are coming his way.
But thanks for your encouraging opinion just the same.
Most often I prefer facts over speculation.
Or as Joe says, truth over facts.
Yes, he'll use that voice to further split the Republican party, he has no influence to do so with Democrats. He's already started with how he's fumbled the COVID and spending bill. He's all over the map and he isn't happy unless he is.
Yup...and you are a living example of those folk.
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Bookmarked for kicking in inauguration day.
HereWeGoAgain
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Smacked down again !Rasmussen Poll: 72 Percent Say Trump Is Model for GOPRasmussen Poll: 72 Percent Say Trump Is Model for GOP
A large majority of likely Republican voters want the party to be more like President Donald Trump than the average GOP member of Congress, according to the latest Rasmussen Reports poll....
Sad little man, you think Ratmuffin is credible.
The GOP does have a problem on it's hands. How do they de-Trump after Trump has hijacked their party.
the first thing they need to do is realize their 50 year policy of appealing to racism and religious fanaticism made the environment perfect for a demagogue like Trump.
Will the soul searching happen? Probably not quickly. They'll have to lose a few more elections before they get the point.
In order for Trump to "Hijack" the party he would have to go against the republican electorate.
Which of course isnt the case.
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This is very reassuring to hear. Ever since trump took office, I have prayed that our Joint Chiefs knew what they were doing and that their allegiance to our country would be enough to hold the line, particularly given how quickly Flynn abandoned his loyalty.
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Flynn drank the koolaid.
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dr pepper was a real doctor,,
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Born: December 2, 1830, Big Spring, Virginia
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Repubs have plenty more "Mavericks" to give us.Rasmussen Poll: 72 Percent Say Trump Is Model for GOPRasmussen Poll: 72 Percent Say Trump Is Model for GOP
A large majority of likely Republican voters want the party to be more like President Donald Trump than the average GOP member of Congress, according to the latest Rasmussen Reports poll....
And I sincerely hope he is a model. He'll have the chance of taking them down for good. Right now, he enjoys a 95% approval rating among the party faithful. The problem is, once he's gone, he no longer has the bully pulpit. And there are other Republicans just waiting to hop in line in front of him. So it's going to be a dogfight for the Republican nomination come 2024....that's IF Trump can avoid getting entangled in the almost certain criminal and civil issues that are coming his way.
@ P9; it's not called the RepubliCratic Duopoly Party(RCDP) for nothing! Rope a dopes, rubber band man tactics, tour of illusions, house of mirrors, tilt a' whirls etc. make the RCDP more exciting than running through a live minefield!
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I'm with you. If it is necessary to use the military to prevent these Bolsheviks from seizing power like they did in 1917, then bring the military in now, temporarily nationalize the media, and have a do-over in Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Iowa, North Carolina, Georgia, and Arizona. Have poll watchers chosen at random and assigned to a poll like jury duty. If we don't do that, we will wish we had.
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