Repubicans Are Turning on Trump

[IM2]

We get told what Democrats need to do by the right as if they won the presidency by 20 points. Or as if the Republican majority in both houses is huge. But the reality here is that Trump won by 1.5 percent, the Republican majority in the house is 3 people, 6 in the Senate. Democrats do not have to do what has been suggested. Republicans are in trouble and while Democrats might have to work on fortifying their base instead of going after suburban white Republicans, the Republican party is in trouble right now and if Republicans in Congress want to keep their jobs, they will turn on Trump. This congressman is waking up.

Republican Congressman Slams Trump’s “Out of Control” Executive Orders
Representative Troy Balderson, who has benefited from a Trump endorsement, is now speaking up.

A Republican member of Congress thinks that Donald Trump’s executive order spree has gone too far.

Representative Troy Balderson, whose district comprises areas in central and southeastern Ohio, said Thursday that the president’s orders are “getting out of control,” adding that Trump and Elon Musk are exceeding their authority.

“Congress has to decide whether or not the Department of Education goes away,” said Balderson at the Westerville Area Chamber’s business luncheon. “Not the president, not Elon Musk. Congress decides.”

Balderson said that he respected Trump, the need for executive orders, and the right to investigate government agencies, but that “Congress has to do their work.” The congressman was endorsed by Trump since his first run for Congress in 2018, in a district that has voted Republican going back at least 46 years, so his opinion shows that Trump’s actions are becoming unpopular even among Republicans.

Trump’s new commerce secretary, Howard Lutnick, confirmed Wednesday that the president plans to make cuts to Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid, all programs that are popular with Republicans as well as Democrats. If Trump follows through on those cuts, Republican voters in areas like Balderson’s district could lose patience with Trump and the GOP by the time the 2026 midterm elections come up, and perhaps even in 2028.

Republican Congressman Slams Trump’s “Out of Control” Executive Orders

Representative Troy Balderson, who has benefited from a Trump endorsement, is now speaking up.

newrepublic.com

 

[Independent thinker]

We get told what Democrats need to do by the right as if they won the presidency by 20 points. Or as if the Republican majority in both houses is huge. But the reality here is that Trump won by 1.5 percent, the Republican majority in the house is 3 people, 6 in the Senate. Democrats do not have to do what has been suggested. Republicans are in trouble and while Democrats might have to work on fortifying their base instead of going after suburban white Republicans, the Republican party is in trouble right now and if Republicans in Congress want to keep their jobs, they will turn on Trump. This congressman is waking up.

Republican Congressman Slams Trump’s “Out of Control” Executive Orders
Representative Troy Balderson, who has benefited from a Trump endorsement, is now speaking up.

A Republican member of Congress thinks that Donald Trump’s executive order spree has gone too far.

Representative Troy Balderson, whose district comprises areas in central and southeastern Ohio, said Thursday that the president’s orders are “getting out of control,” adding that Trump and Elon Musk are exceeding their authority.

“Congress has to decide whether or not the Department of Education goes away,” said Balderson at the Westerville Area Chamber’s business luncheon. “Not the president, not Elon Musk. Congress decides.”

Balderson said that he respected Trump, the need for executive orders, and the right to investigate government agencies, but that “Congress has to do their work.” The congressman was endorsed by Trump since his first run for Congress in 2018, in a district that has voted Republican going back at least 46 years, so his opinion shows that Trump’s actions are becoming unpopular even among Republicans.

Trump’s new commerce secretary, Howard Lutnick, confirmed Wednesday that the president plans to make cuts to Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid, all programs that are popular with Republicans as well as Democrats. If Trump follows through on those cuts, Republican voters in areas like Balderson’s district could lose patience with Trump and the GOP by the time the 2026 midterm elections come up, and perhaps even in 2028.

Republican Congressman Slams Trump’s “Out of Control” Executive Orders

Representative Troy Balderson, who has benefited from a Trump endorsement, is now speaking up.

newrepublic.com

Too late. You guys lost. Own it.

 

[MarathonMike]

Oh Golly, this might affect Trump's re-election in 2028!

 

[IM2]

Too late. You guys lost. Own it.

You better start owning the crazy that trump is doing son, because that's going to be put to an end in 2026 probably.

 

[okfine]

We get told what Democrats need to do by the right as if they won the presidency by 20 points. Or as if the Republican majority in both houses is huge. But the reality here is that Trump won by 1.5 percent, the Republican majority in the house is 3 people, 6 in the Senate. Democrats do not have to do what has been suggested. Republicans are in trouble and while Democrats might have to work on fortifying their base instead of going after suburban white Republicans, the Republican party is in trouble right now and if Republicans in Congress want to keep their jobs, they will turn on Trump. This congressman is waking up.

Republican Congressman Slams Trump’s “Out of Control” Executive Orders
Representative Troy Balderson, who has benefited from a Trump endorsement, is now speaking up.

A Republican member of Congress thinks that Donald Trump’s executive order spree has gone too far.

Representative Troy Balderson, whose district comprises areas in central and southeastern Ohio, said Thursday that the president’s orders are “getting out of control,” adding that Trump and Elon Musk are exceeding their authority.

“Congress has to decide whether or not the Department of Education goes away,” said Balderson at the Westerville Area Chamber’s business luncheon. “Not the president, not Elon Musk. Congress decides.”

Balderson said that he respected Trump, the need for executive orders, and the right to investigate government agencies, but that “Congress has to do their work.” The congressman was endorsed by Trump since his first run for Congress in 2018, in a district that has voted Republican going back at least 46 years, so his opinion shows that Trump’s actions are becoming unpopular even among Republicans.

Trump’s new commerce secretary, Howard Lutnick, confirmed Wednesday that the president plans to make cuts to Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid, all programs that are popular with Republicans as well as Democrats. If Trump follows through on those cuts, Republican voters in areas like Balderson’s district could lose patience with Trump and the GOP by the time the 2026 midterm elections come up, and perhaps even in 2028.

Republican Congressman Slams Trump’s “Out of Control” Executive Orders

Representative Troy Balderson, who has benefited from a Trump endorsement, is now speaking up.

newrepublic.com

Trump's psychological warfare against his voters is hurting him big time.

 

[Auld Phart]

We get told what Democrats need to do by the right as if they won the presidency by 20 points. Or as if the Republican majority in both houses is huge. But the reality here is that Trump won by 1.5 percent, the Republican majority in the house is 3 people, 6 in the Senate. Democrats do not have to do what has been suggested. Republicans are in trouble and while Democrats might have to work on fortifying their base instead of going after suburban white Republicans, the Republican party is in trouble right now and if Republicans in Congress want to keep their jobs, they will turn on Trump. This congressman is waking up.

Republican Congressman Slams Trump’s “Out of Control” Executive Orders
Representative Troy Balderson, who has benefited from a Trump endorsement, is now speaking up.

A Republican member of Congress thinks that Donald Trump’s executive order spree has gone too far.

Representative Troy Balderson, whose district comprises areas in central and southeastern Ohio, said Thursday that the president’s orders are “getting out of control,” adding that Trump and Elon Musk are exceeding their authority.

“Congress has to decide whether or not the Department of Education goes away,” said Balderson at the Westerville Area Chamber’s business luncheon. “Not the president, not Elon Musk. Congress decides.”

Balderson said that he respected Trump, the need for executive orders, and the right to investigate government agencies, but that “Congress has to do their work.” The congressman was endorsed by Trump since his first run for Congress in 2018, in a district that has voted Republican going back at least 46 years, so his opinion shows that Trump’s actions are becoming unpopular even among Republicans.

Trump’s new commerce secretary, Howard Lutnick, confirmed Wednesday that the president plans to make cuts to Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid, all programs that are popular with Republicans as well as Democrats. If Trump follows through on those cuts, Republican voters in areas like Balderson’s district could lose patience with Trump and the GOP by the time the 2026 midterm elections come up, and perhaps even in 2028.

Republican Congressman Slams Trump’s “Out of Control” Executive Orders

Representative Troy Balderson, who has benefited from a Trump endorsement, is now speaking up.

newrepublic.com

But the reality here is that Trump won by 1.5 percent, the Republican majority in the house is 3 people, 6 in the Senate.

and if those numbers were reversed, you'd be screaming..


MANDATE!!!!

 

[MarathonMike]

You better start owning the crazy that trump is doing son, because that's going to be put to an end in 2026 probably.

Will you refuse your DOGE rebate check IM2? LOL

 

[yidnar]

We get told what Democrats need to do by the right as if they won the presidency by 20 points. Or as if the Republican majority in both houses is huge. But the reality here is that Trump won by 1.5 percent, the Republican majority in the house is 3 people, 6 in the Senate. Democrats do not have to do what has been suggested. Republicans are in trouble and while Democrats might have to work on fortifying their base instead of going after suburban white Republicans, the Republican party is in trouble right now and if Republicans in Congress want to keep their jobs, they will turn on Trump. This congressman is waking up.

Republican Congressman Slams Trump’s “Out of Control” Executive Orders
Representative Troy Balderson, who has benefited from a Trump endorsement, is now speaking up.

A Republican member of Congress thinks that Donald Trump’s executive order spree has gone too far.

Representative Troy Balderson, whose district comprises areas in central and southeastern Ohio, said Thursday that the president’s orders are “getting out of control,” adding that Trump and Elon Musk are exceeding their authority.

“Congress has to decide whether or not the Department of Education goes away,” said Balderson at the Westerville Area Chamber’s business luncheon. “Not the president, not Elon Musk. Congress decides.”

Balderson said that he respected Trump, the need for executive orders, and the right to investigate government agencies, but that “Congress has to do their work.” The congressman was endorsed by Trump since his first run for Congress in 2018, in a district that has voted Republican going back at least 46 years, so his opinion shows that Trump’s actions are becoming unpopular even among Republicans.

Trump’s new commerce secretary, Howard Lutnick, confirmed Wednesday that the president plans to make cuts to Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid, all programs that are popular with Republicans as well as Democrats. If Trump follows through on those cuts, Republican voters in areas like Balderson’s district could lose patience with Trump and the GOP by the time the 2026 midterm elections come up, and perhaps even in 2028.

Republican Congressman Slams Trump’s “Out of Control” Executive Orders

Representative Troy Balderson, who has benefited from a Trump endorsement, is now speaking up.

newrepublic.com

 

[Orangecat]

When all else fails, propagandize dissension in the ranks of those who trampled your loser ass into the dirt.

 

[my2¢]

There are sure to be a few complainers, but I'd wait till after the mid-terms to see if the tide has turned.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

We get told what Democrats need to do by the right as if they won the presidency by 20 points. Or as if the Republican majority in both houses is huge. But the reality here is that Trump won by 1.5 percent, the Republican majority in the house is 3 people, 6 in the Senate. Democrats do not have to do what has been suggested. Republicans are in trouble and while Democrats might have to work on fortifying their base instead of going after suburban white Republicans, the Republican party is in trouble right now and if Republicans in Congress want to keep their jobs, they will turn on Trump. This congressman is waking up.

Republican Congressman Slams Trump’s “Out of Control” Executive Orders
Representative Troy Balderson, who has benefited from a Trump endorsement, is now speaking up.

A Republican member of Congress thinks that Donald Trump’s executive order spree has gone too far.

Representative Troy Balderson, whose district comprises areas in central and southeastern Ohio, said Thursday that the president’s orders are “getting out of control,” adding that Trump and Elon Musk are exceeding their authority.

“Congress has to decide whether or not the Department of Education goes away,” said Balderson at the Westerville Area Chamber’s business luncheon. “Not the president, not Elon Musk. Congress decides.”

Balderson said that he respected Trump, the need for executive orders, and the right to investigate government agencies, but that “Congress has to do their work.” The congressman was endorsed by Trump since his first run for Congress in 2018, in a district that has voted Republican going back at least 46 years, so his opinion shows that Trump’s actions are becoming unpopular even among Republicans.

Trump’s new commerce secretary, Howard Lutnick, confirmed Wednesday that the president plans to make cuts to Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid, all programs that are popular with Republicans as well as Democrats. If Trump follows through on those cuts, Republican voters in areas like Balderson’s district could lose patience with Trump and the GOP by the time the 2026 midterm elections come up, and perhaps even in 2028.

Republican Congressman Slams Trump’s “Out of Control” Executive Orders

Representative Troy Balderson, who has benefited from a Trump endorsement, is now speaking up.

newrepublic.com

The republican reps are generally spineless wasters. But they understand that musk cant buy them re-election.
They will turn on a sixpence once their voters turn on them.

The fact is that trump has a fake mandate. People didnt vote for this shit. Only the ectreme nazis voted to sack black people. Similarly with abortion. Trump now seems anyi abortion yet everywhere that has been tested the good abortion people won and protected it.
People voted for lower prices and cruelty to their neighbours. All they are getting is ruelty to their neighbours and higher prices..
The fantasy is over before it began and all that will be left is a giant mess for President Crockett to clean up.

 

[IM2]

The republican reps are generally spineless wasters. But they understand that musk cant buy them re-election.
They will turn on a sixpence once their voters turn on them.

The fact is that trump has a fake mandate. People didnt vote for this shit. Only the ectreme nazis voted to sack black people. Similarly with abortion. Trump now seems anyi abortion yet everywhere that has been tested the good abortion people won and protected it.
People voted for lower prices and cruelty to their neighbours. All they are getting is ruelty to their neighbours and higher prices..
The fantasy is over before it began and all that will be left is a giant mess for President Crockett to clean up.

You are spot on Tommy. I don't know if America is ready for President Crockett, although it would be a very needed change.

 

[whitehall]

Let the ignorant left believe this stuff. At least it keeps them off the streets.

 

[IM2]

There are sure to be a few complainers, but I'd wait till after the mid-terms to see if the tide has turned.

It's turning now. That's the thing. Republicans who have held town halls are getting roasted.

 

[MarathonMike]

You are spot on Tommy. I don't know if America is ready for President Crockett, although it would be a very needed change.

WUT? Why not IM2? Crockett is a REAL Black woman. If you loved Kamala as a candidate why wouldn't you support Jasmine Crockett?

 

[IM2]

Republicans are Turning n Trump.

House Republican Bashes Trump’s Firing of Joint Chiefs Chairman: Shows a ‘Lack of Decency and Class’​

A notable House Republican is lashing out over President Donald Trump’s firing of C.Q. Brown, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Speaking with CNN’s Manu Raju, Rep. Don Bacon (R-NE) slammed the move to fire Brown — with whom he served personally.

“I was a colonel and a one star with C.Q. Brown, he did not deserve to be fired,” Bacon said. He added, “The military is resilient. I’m just worried about the lack of decency and class.”

This is the second time in a week that Congressman Bacon has come down hard on Trump. Speaking with CNN on Wednesday, Bacon called out the president for calling Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky a dictator.

“The president needs a do-over day – and start again,” Bacon said. “He took a bad turn. I think what he said is wrong, and it’s a shame.”

MSN

 

[Tommy Tainant]

You are spot on Tommy. I don't know if America is ready for President Crockett, although it would be a very needed change.

I think she is a sharp cookie. If I was on Team Crockett I would advise her to avoid confrontation with the likes of Green . Its fun to watch her beat them up but she doesnt want to get typecast as the opposite of insane. Those people soil everybody they come into contact with.

 

[Mac1958]

Vulnerable Republicans will have to tie themselves in knots for the mid terms.

Too bad. If you want the job right now, just bend over and take it.

 

[0311]

We get told what Democrats need to do by the right as if they won the presidency by 20 points. Or as if the Republican majority in both houses is huge. But the reality here is that Trump won by 1.5 percent, the Republican majority in the house is 3 people, 6 in the Senate. Democrats do not have to do what has been suggested. Republicans are in trouble and while Democrats might have to work on fortifying their base instead of going after suburban white Republicans, the Republican party is in trouble right now and if Republicans in Congress want to keep their jobs, they will turn on Trump. This congressman is waking up.

Republican Congressman Slams Trump’s “Out of Control” Executive Orders
Representative Troy Balderson, who has benefited from a Trump endorsement, is now speaking up.

A Republican member of Congress thinks that Donald Trump’s executive order spree has gone too far.

Representative Troy Balderson, whose district comprises areas in central and southeastern Ohio, said Thursday that the president’s orders are “getting out of control,” adding that Trump and Elon Musk are exceeding their authority.

“Congress has to decide whether or not the Department of Education goes away,” said Balderson at the Westerville Area Chamber’s business luncheon. “Not the president, not Elon Musk. Congress decides.”

Balderson said that he respected Trump, the need for executive orders, and the right to investigate government agencies, but that “Congress has to do their work.” The congressman was endorsed by Trump since his first run for Congress in 2018, in a district that has voted Republican going back at least 46 years, so his opinion shows that Trump’s actions are becoming unpopular even among Republicans.

Trump’s new commerce secretary, Howard Lutnick, confirmed Wednesday that the president plans to make cuts to Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid, all programs that are popular with Republicans as well as Democrats. If Trump follows through on those cuts, Republican voters in areas like Balderson’s district could lose patience with Trump and the GOP by the time the 2026 midterm elections come up, and perhaps even in 2028.

Republican Congressman Slams Trump’s “Out of Control” Executive Orders

Representative Troy Balderson, who has benefited from a Trump endorsement, is now speaking up.

newrepublic.com

Feon47 is bull in a bull in a China Shop right now, Mush is not helping with his blind firings of government personnel is making things worse. Even is very red districts, ReNaziKlan Congress members are taking heat over planned cuts to Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid. Cuts to those programs in deep states will a very strong and very nasty effect. Democrats are NOT helping by acting like lap dogs.

 

[luiza]

The republican reps are generally spineless wasters. But they understand that musk cant buy them re-election.
They will turn on a sixpence once their voters turn on them.

The fact is that trump has a fake mandate. People didnt vote for this shit. Only the ectreme nazis voted to sack black people. Similarly with abortion. Trump now seems anyi abortion yet everywhere that has been tested the good abortion people won and protected it.
People voted for lower prices and cruelty to their neighbours. All they are getting is ruelty to their neighbours and higher prices..
The fantasy is over before it began and all that will be left is a giant mess for President Crockett to clean up.

Hop-along Turdy gets muddled between his own vermin party at home and those in other countries which he has seen on maps , but never visited .

Yes Turdy , we all lknow that your Gay Sir Queer Harmer has wrecked the UK in just under nine months and is now a laughing stock .
So Hop Along Turdy and shut your mouth to stop the Flies getting out