With Trump able to embrace RFK, Tulsi and others, he could realign the political future for many years.

[shockedcanadian]

I've heard repeatedly in videos interviewing voters just how important RFKs endorsement was. Many were going to vote for him but shifted to Trump after RFK endorsed Trump. The entire MAHA movement is a real one, popular with women and the younger generation too.

In 2016 Trump added Pence to appease the old Neo-Con voters. In 2024 Trump added the RFK endorsement to juxtapose and expose the shift in the Dem Party but also to grab moderates and Independent voters.

Of course circumstances change and so do parties but if the GOP don't screw it up post-Trump, they could really make the Democrats the outsiders who will see losses even in districts that don't want I.D. Just look at his double digit inroads in California and New York alone. The Dems will not change that will be obvious as their donors just want power by their rules. GOP can easily profit from this if they stay loyal to real issues.

 

[Moonglow]

Nothing better than rich crazy people leading.

 

[d0gbreath]

Nothing better than rich crazy people leading.

That's pretty much what we always get.

 

[Doc7505]

Nothing better than rich crazy people leading.

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The pot calling the kettle black..

 

[Moonglow]

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The pot calling the kettle black..

I am not crazy or wealthy, so, no.

 

[Foxfyre]

I've heard repeatedly in videos interviewing voters just how important RFKs endorsement was. Many were going to vote for him but shifted to Trump after RFKs endorsed Trump. The entire MAHA movement is a real one, popular with women and the younger generation too.

In 2016 Trump added Pence to appease the old Neo-Con voters. In 2024 Trump added the RFK endorsement to juxtapose and expose the shift in the Dem Party but also to grab moderates and Independent voters.

Of course circumstances change and so do parties but if the GOP don't screw it up post-Trump, they could really make the Democrats the outsiders who will see losses even in districts that don't want I.D. Just look at his inroads in California and New York alone. The Dems will not change that will be obvious as their donors just want power by their rules. GOP can easily profit from this if they stay loyal to real issues.

I've said before and my opinion has not changed that Trump is neither ideologue nor Republican. He is a MAGA American that wants to get good things done for America and Americans. To embrace the common sense and strengths of RFK Jr and Tulsi Gabbard is more evidence of that. He is not likely to succumb to their more leftist leanings but will utilize talent for the MAGA vision wherever he can get it.

 

[Mister Iggy]

I've heard repeatedly in videos interviewing voters just how important RFKs endorsement was. Many were going to vote for him but shifted to Trump after RFK endorsed Trump. The entire MAHA movement is a real one, popular with women and the younger generation too.

In 2016 Trump added Pence to appease the old Neo-Con voters. In 2024 Trump added the RFK endorsement to juxtapose and expose the shift in the Dem Party but also to grab moderates and Independent voters.

Of course circumstances change and so do parties but if the GOP don't screw it up post-Trump, they could really make the Democrats the outsiders who will see losses even in districts that don't want I.D. Just look at his inroads in California and New York alone. The Dems will not change that will be obvious as their donors just want power by their rules. GOP can easily profit from this if they stay loyal to real issues.

He already has.. so many excellent options for candidates.. i like Desantis but dont think he has the personality to be president.. he would make a good VP though. Jd Vance or Vivek for president.. Tulsi another good VP option..

Nikki Haley, nope.. nope nope nope..

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

Jr and Gabbard are lefty Trojan horses. Don’t trust them as far as I can throw them.
They’re ignorant pot advocates, too.

 

[shockedcanadian]

I've said before and my opinion has not changed that Trump is neither ideologue nor Republican. He is a MAGA American that wants to get good things done for America and Americans. To embrace the common sense and strengths of RFK Jr and Tulsi Gabbard is more evidence of that. He is not likely to succumb to their more leftist leanings but will utilize talent for the MAGA vision wherever he can get it.

I concluded that even before the 2016 election. I knew more about his history as a real estate guy, never saw his tv show even once. I also heard him speaking in a manner that had me almost thinking he was a Democrat plant, until he sounded more libertarian than liberal.

He operates on common sense policy, which is popular for a reason

 

[justoffal]

I've heard repeatedly in videos interviewing voters just how important RFKs endorsement was. Many were going to vote for him but shifted to Trump after RFK endorsed Trump. The entire MAHA movement is a real one, popular with women and the younger generation too.

In 2016 Trump added Pence to appease the old Neo-Con voters. In 2024 Trump added the RFK endorsement to juxtapose and expose the shift in the Dem Party but also to grab moderates and Independent voters.

Of course circumstances change and so do parties but if the GOP don't screw it up post-Trump, they could really make the Democrats the outsiders who will see losses even in districts that don't want I.D. Just look at his double digit inroads in California and New York alone. The Dems will not change that will be obvious as their donors just want power by their rules. GOP can easily profit from this if they stay loyal to real issues.

Tulsi, RFK and Vance all had pretty mean things to say about Trump and yet there they are!

 

[Foxfyre]

I concluded that even before the 2016 election. I knew more about his history as a real estate guy, never saw his tv show even once. I also heard him speaking in a manner that had me almost thinking he was a Democrat plant, until he sounded more libertarian than liberal.

He operates on common sense policy, which is popular for a reason

It is his common sense and willingness to think and act outside the box that politicians insist is the way things have to be done that the Democrats and old guard Republicans despise the most. In his first term he demonstrated how wrong the Democrats had been and how timid and feckless the Republicans had been. They hated him for that.

The GOP is far FAR more aligned with the MAGA vision than any other group and they will hopefully be his allies to accomplish as much of that vision as can reasonably be expected. But the deep state/Democrats will fight him every inch of the way just as they did before. Hopefully there aren't as many old guard Republicans now as there were before.

 

[shockedcanadian]

It is his common sense and willingness to think and act outside the box that politicians insist is the way things have to be done that the Democrats and old guard Republicans despise the most. In his first term he demonstrated how wrong the Democrats had been and how timid and feckless the Republicans had been. They hated him for that.

The GOP is far FAR more aligned with the MAGA vision than any other group and they will hopefully be his allies to accomplish as much of that vision as can reasonably be expected. But the deep state/Democrats will fight him every inch of the way just as they did before. Hopefully there aren't as many old guard Republicans now as there were before.

It's not that it upsets the Establishment which has been wrong about everything for the last 30 years, it's that it upsets their donors and the money they gain. They don't act on behalf of the American People anymore in too many instances, on both sides of the aisle.

I saw a Democrat Dean Phillips being interviewed on Fox and spoke about the extreme left and right on both sides who are not helping moderate Americans, he called out the need to get the debt in order which I agree is critical.

He then said the following which was refreshing: "corruption needs to be addressed because we have legalized it in this country...and I'm going to tell the truths over the next months and years".

 

[excalibur]

How will the stupid party blow this?

Oh, by hiring the usual political consultants that told them, among other things in 2024, that Larry Hogan had a real shot in Maryland so they wasted millions on his campaign, as he lost by nearly 9 points.

 

[sparky]

I can just imagine Tulsi as M.E. ambassador to those misogynist sheiks being fun to watch......~S~

 

[IM2]

A calvacade of nutcases in charge of governing. These guys aren't popular with yung people. America has made a critical mistake and you guys think this is great.

RFK in charge of health. What does he know about health? What does he know about vaccines? He has an opinion. He is going to be given charge of the FDA? He was an environmental lawyer.

Tulsi Gabbard? You guys denigrated Walz but Gabbard was in the National Gaurd too. And what exactly is her area of expertise? Foriegn policy? No, opinion of foreign policy. So what kind of job is she going to do?

This Canadian idiot tells us the estabshment has been wrong for 30 years. Who is this establishment Canuck? Because we in America are about to be ruled by a bunch of clowns and jesters. Your punk ass won't have to endure this, yet you advocated for this crap all along. So how about you move from your cushy home in Canada, come here and wait to get naturalized while enduring all of these things you asked for?

Because if you can't, you need to go FO.

 

[sparky]

~S~

 

[shockedcanadian]

A calvacade of nutcases in charge of governing. These guys aren't popular with yung people. America has made a critical mistake and you guys think this is great.

RFK in charge of health. What does he know about health? What does he know about vaccines? He has an opinion. He is going to be given charge of the FDA? He was an environmental lawyer.

Tulsi Gabbard? You guys denigrated Walz but Gabbard was in the National Gaurd too. And what exactly is her area of expertise? Foriegn policy? No, opinion of foreign policy. So what kind of job is she going to do?

This Canadian idiot tells us the estabshment has been wrong for 30 years. Who is this establishment Canuck? Because we in America are about to be ruled by a bunch of clowns and jesters. Your punk ass won't have to endure this, yet you advocated for this crap all along. So how about you move from your cushy home in Canada, come here and wait to get naturalized while enduring all of these things you asked for?

Because if you can't, you need to go FO.

Why are you full of hate and conducting a rabid verbal assault on my very being!

I will pray for you. Now with President-Elect Trump ensuring the King James Bible will be available in schools, you may have even more people praying for you!

 

[sparky]

Why are you full of hate and conducting a rabid verbal assault on my very being!

that's all the got Shocked one

get used to it, '25 will be lousy with it

~S~

 

[Foxfyre]

It's not that it upsets the Establishment which has been wrong about everything for the last 30 years, it's that it upsets their donors and the money they gain. They don't act on behalf of the American People anymore in too many instances, on both sides of the aisle.

I saw a Democrat Dean Phillips being interviewed on Fox and spoke about the extreme left and right on both sides who are not helping moderate Americans, he called out the need to get the debt in order which I agree is critical.

He then said the following which was refreshing: "corruption needs to be addressed because we have legalized it in this country...and I'm going to tell the truths over the next months and years".

I used to think as you do re their donors. But I have come to believe it is more members of the government manipulating big business than the other way around. In return for a substantial donation they might not be so inclined to pass or not pass certain legislation that is of interest to business or might decide to put a proposed regulation back on the shelf. If you have an e-reader, download this fairly small book that illustrates the dynamics in an easy to read and understand style.

Jt provides more food for thought for how the people actually serve the government instead of the other way around as the Founders intended. Part of the MAGA vision is to turn that around and restore a government that works for the people instead of one that just brushes the crumbs off the table for them now and then.

 

[sparky]

I used to think as you do re their donors. But I have come to believe it is more members of the government manipulating big business than the other way around. In return for a substantial donation they might not be so inclined to pass or not pass certain legislation that is of interest to business or might decide to put a proposed regulation back on the shelf. If you have an e-reader, download this fairly small book that illustrates the dynamics in an easy to read and understand style.

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Jt provides more food for thought for how the people actually serve the government instead of the other way around as the Founders intended. Part of the MAGA vision is to turn that around and restore a government that works for the people instead of one that just brushes the crumbs off the table for them now and then.

Or in what may be simplistic terms, big dog wins in unregulated capitalism FF

~S~