Trump's endorsement may be the kiss of death

[jacksonlamb]

So why would Trump only lose half as many seats as the Black Messiah?

Immaterial. He will lose 33 seats and more.

 

[Rawley]

Immaterial. He will lose 33 seats and more.

Immaterial? Isn't your prediction based on "Bad President, bad policies, big loss in midterms?" If so, why are you predicting that Trump will only lose half as many seats as the "Magic Negro?"

 

[jacksonlamb]

Immaterial? Isn't your prediction based on "Bad President, bad policies, big loss in midterms?" If so, why are you predicting that Trump will only lose half as many seats as the "Magic Negro?"

The predictions are based on bad president, bad GOP, and bad MAGA. that Majic Negro fascinates you. He must have reamed you extra specially. All you could do is sound like a crow for two days, "Barack", Barack", Barack."

 

[MagicMike]

Thats called history repeats. Carter was a disaster Reagan reversed it. Biden was a disaster Trump reversed it.
After Carter democrats lost 3 presidential elections. The same thing will happen again.

Thank you for illustrating my point that it's only the die-hard MAGAt cultists that can't see the writing on the wall that is so clear to everyone else.
Trump's 16 months in office have been a disaster that is dragging the rest of the GOP down now.
The Trump train is now a train wreck....and your ilk is still denying it.

 

[Concerned American]

Thank you for illustrating my point that it's only the die-hard MAGAt cultists that can't see the writing on the wall that is so clear to everyone else.
Trump's 18 months in office have been a disaster that is dragging the rest of the GOP down now.
The Trump train is now a train wreck....and your ilk is still denying it.

Repeating the lie ad infinitum will still not make it true, but you be you, LOL, carry on.

 

[Mashmont]

Donald Trump's preferred candidates are racking up an impressive string of wins in these early primaries. It would ALMOST give one the impression that that ole' MAGA train is still chugging down that track with all the wheels on the rails and that Trump is still the same driving force to that momentum that he was this time in 2024.
It would almost lead one to believe he is a popular president with a lot of support, but nothing could be further from the truth.
Trump's popularity among every segment of voters besides his MAGA base is underwater in historically low territory. The only ones who somehow seem to remain blissfully unaware of Trump's unpopularity are his most die-hard supporters. Nineteen months ago these supporters combined with a large segment of young TPUSA types, independent voters, and women and Latino voters, helped Trump over the finish line in his narrow victory over Kamala Harris.
But a LOT has changed since then.
Between Trumpflation, his senseless war in Iran, his ridiculous and economically self-destructive tariffs, self-serving DOGE cuts, ludicrous White House Ballroom and memorial arch, executive grifting, and the list goes on and on, Trump has bled out and lost the support of all the above mentioned voting blocks except one....
his die-hard MAGA base.
And they're not enough without these other groups to elect Trump backed candidates in a broader, general election. They may be enough to overwhelm a primary and nominate a Trump backed candidate but these are now EXACTLY rhe type of candidates that may have the least chance of appealing to all the voters Trump has lost.
In other words, with a friend like Trump the GOP and it's candidates don't really need enemies.

Paxton, whose time as Texas attorney general has been plagued by scandal and corruption, trounced incumbent Sen. John Cornyn in a primary runoff this week, spelling the end of one of the most powerful Republicans in the Senate. This came after Trump, at the last minute, issued an endorsement of Paxton, calling him a staunch MAGA ally, despite the warnings of his party. Given his history, Paxton has a lot of toxic political baggage, prompting considerable alarm that voters might turn their noses up at him and open a path to victory for Democrats.

The blue opposition is also fielding one of its strongest Texas Senate nominees in years in the form of state Rep. James Talarico, who has built a strong campaign with a focus on economic issues voters are most worried about, as well as his devout Christianity. Numerous polls have shown that Cornyn might have been able to fend off Talarico, Paxton's chances were much closer, with some even giving the Democrat the edge.

Leading election forecaster gives Texas GOP the news it feared after Paxton win

While President Donald Trump and his MAGA supporters might be celebrating Ken Paxton's dominant win in Tuesday's Senate primary, according to one of the leading election forecasters, the result has tipped the general election odds in the direction that the Texas GOP most feared.Paxton, whose...

www.alternet.org

The problem for you leftwingers is the majority of the GOP is MAGA.

 

[Cellblock2429]

Thank you for illustrating my point that it's only the die-hard MAGAt cultists that can't see the writing on the wall that is so clear to everyone else.
Trump's 16 months in office have been a disaster that is dragging the rest of the GOP down now.
The Trump train is now a train wreck....and your ilk is still denying it.

/-------/ "Trump's 16 months in office have been a disaster "
You clowns keep screeching disaster, disaster, disaster—but no one else is buying it.
Unless you think the soaring market, secure border, collapsing Cuba, and liberation for Venezuela are disasters.

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

Trump's endorsement may be the kiss of death​

I've lost track of how many seats the Republicans have lost in Congress because of Trump's endorsements.

 

[Cellblock2429]

I've lost track of how many seats the Republicans have lost in Congress because of Trump's endorsements.

/------/ MAth is hard.
High-profile 2026 primary casualties of Trump's endorsement include:

• Sen. John Cornyn (Texas): Lost his primary runoff by double digits to the Trump-endorsed Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.
• Sen. Bill Cassidy (Louisiana): Finished third in his primary, losing his seat to a Trump-backed challenger.
• Rep. Thomas Massie (Kentucky): The fiercely independent libertarian lost his seat to Trump-backed newcomer Ed Gallrein.
• State-Level Ousters: Trump-backed challengers have successfully unseated five incumbent Republican state senators in Indiana, Georgia Secretary of State Br

 

[jacksonlamb]

The problem for you leftwingers is the majority of the GOP is MAGA.

Not near.

 

[kyzr]

Not near.

15% not MAGA, 85% MAGA.

GOP Polling Firm Finds Just 15 Percent of Republicans Hold Anti-Trump Views

A majority of Republican voters said they'd "definitely" vote for Trump in 2024.

www.newsweek.com

Democrat approvals are lower than whale sh!t...