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BS: The future of the Republican party

Donuel 06 May 21 - 06:49 AM
Rain Dog 06 May 21 - 02:30 AM
Donuel 05 May 21 - 08:03 PM
Mr Red 05 May 21 - 04:09 AM
Rain Dog 03 May 21 - 06:58 PM
Donuel 03 May 21 - 04:18 PM
Bill D 03 May 21 - 02:29 PM
Rain Dog 03 May 21 - 11:49 AM
Donuel 03 May 21 - 09:32 AM
Donuel 03 May 21 - 09:12 AM

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Subject: RE: BS: The future of the Republican party
From: Donuel
Date: 06 May 21 - 06:49 AM

I have never been a joe six pack but I was a remarkably average american standing outside a great Chinese restaurant curiously named Sam's Sub Shop. We both found the name strange. Its better than the chinese restaurant named Fu-King.


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Subject: RE: BS: The future of the Republican party
From: Rain Dog
Date: 06 May 21 - 02:30 AM

"I was talking with an average joe american yesterday."

Was he also talking with'an average joe american'?


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Subject: RE: BS: The future of the Republican party
From: Donuel
Date: 05 May 21 - 08:03 PM

George W Bush said today "It looks like my Republican party is going extinct."
The new revisionist alternative fact republican party has a caucus based on anti democratic principles.
I was talking with an average joe american yesterday. He moved here from Portland saying that there is no law and order back there. He doesn't know from goon squads or a fight for democracy, he only saw fires, dangerous riots and was told the anti fascists did it. However he wouldn't say he was for Trump. We are at a Nexus where many of these people could be democrats if not for the woke crap and defund notions. The democrats can certainly screw up this pregnant momment.


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Subject: RE: BS: The future of the Republican party
From: Mr Red
Date: 05 May 21 - 04:09 AM

You have lost me there. Mind telling me what "the UK equivilent" is?

Anything involving the Farrage Balloon.


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Subject: RE: BS: The future of the Republican party
From: Rain Dog
Date: 03 May 21 - 06:58 PM

At this moment in time, the situation of the Republican and Conservative parties are quite a bit different.


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Subject: RE: BS: The future of the Republican party
From: Donuel
Date: 03 May 21 - 04:18 PM

I don't think the UK has a populist equivilent to a Trump or a Q but are there not extreme right wing elements that started the xenophobic and nationalist Brexit troubles?
I expected the comment "repubs don't hava future"


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Subject: RE: BS: The future of the Republican party
From: Bill D
Date: 03 May 21 - 02:29 PM

I guess he means to include the future of very conservative UK party(s).


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Subject: RE: BS: The future of the Republican party
From: Rain Dog
Date: 03 May 21 - 11:49 AM

"The future of the Republican party or the UK equivilent is in question."

You have lost me there. Mind telling me what "the UK equivilent" is?


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Subject: RE: BS: Tay 2he future of the Republican party
From: Donuel
Date: 03 May 21 - 09:32 AM

Is the nationalistic populist monster that republicans created beyond the control of the wealthy think tanks and old strategies? Old strategies are trickle down economies and outsourcing.

The US only makes 13% of the outmoted computer chips which is not enough to control our new cars that sit undrivable. Tawiwn makes most of the world supply for new phones and cars but cut back when orders were canceled due to covid.
60 Minutes May 2nd.


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Subject: BS: The future of the Republican party
From: Donuel
Date: 03 May 21 - 09:12 AM

The future of the Republican party or the UK equivilent is in question.
Largely the the wealthy have long used Republican values to win elections via the trickery of fear and lies to make poor people vote against their own interests. Controling the unaccomplished and underachieving leaders has long been their strategy.

Now a full fledged fight against democracy would benefit certain corporations but not all the wealthy can get aboard the Hitler train.
With fortunes to defend where will the old Republicans go?

The scolding nature of 'wokeness' will hurt the democrats. It will only irritate the animosity of intellectualism and the competant. The austerity accustomed democrats will be lifted by the new spending programs but will the rich really come to the aid of their country and foot the tax bill?


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