Excuse me for feeling smug today

[bambino]

Originally Posted by onawbtngr546

Fair enough. Unlike some of you sore losers 4 years ago, I accept the results. Congrats Bam. You need not spend late nights on a hookerboard posting telegram links lol.

And tonight this one’s for you. As Cuban said, Trump won fair and square. Joey Bribes didn’t.

https://x.com/disgracedprop/status/1...731270675?s=42

See anything way out of wack there?

But I’m feeling a little smug now.

[Chase7]

Originally Posted by Jacuzzme

Haven’t watched cable news in years but did last night. All I can say about it is……. I really wanna fuck Aishah Hasnie.

Oh yea, one of the hottest.
I just looked her up, she’s 40. I was thinking she is in her 20’s as hot as she is

[bambino]

True

https://x.com/libsoftiktok/status/18...676546364?s=42

Smug!!!!

[bambino]

https://t.me/realKarliBonne/275191

Hilarious

Smug!!!!

[bambino]

DJT: The FIRST Presidential candidate in History, to win THREE Presidential Elections but only serve TWO —what a time to be alive!

https://t.me/c/1428896786/879451

Smug!!!

[bambino]

This one’s for Mr Gristle!!!!!

https://t.me/realtalk2024/27138




Smug!!!!

[bambino]

DecisionDeskHQ has called Nevada and Arizona for Trump! Final tally 312 electoral votes - 6 more than 2016 and a BIG 5 million popular vote win! What a glorious map. Trump swept the battleground states!


https://t.me/realtalk2024/27148

Smug

[bambino]

The last laugh!!!!!

https://t.me/realKarliBonne/275204


Smug

[bambino]

https://x.com/papitrumpo/status/1854...860402594?s=42

Smug

[bambino]

https://t.me/TrumpJr/10433

That didn’t take long

Smug

[bambino]

This didn’t take long either

https://t.me/realKarliBonne/275264

Smug

[bambino]

They can run but they can’t hide

There is a SINGLE Report from an elected public official in New Jersey, CLAIMING Both Barak and his "wife" Michelle, FLED the United States last night around 10:00 PM eastern US time.

Another contact I spoke with just told me that Obama reportedly owns a home in the country of Dubai, and that country reportedly does NOT have an Extradition Treaty with the United States.

(NJ Assemblyman Jamel Holley claims the Obamas have FLED America on their private jets!)

https://halturnerradioshow.com/index...ate-last-night


Smug

[Smarty1]

The Republicans need to be careful not to fall into the same trap the Dems did after 2008-16 and again in 2020-24. To be fair this is not a new pattern, but goes back most of my adult life, with the exception of Clinton’s second term. The country in reality did not all of a sudden swing far to the right after being far to the left the previous four years. The electorate is centrist in the majority. The pattern is that the Dems or the Reps win an election, interpret that as evidence that the electorate agrees entirely with all of their positions, overreaches and tries to implement a far-left (or far-right) agenda, and subsequently gets smacked down for it in the next election. As much as anything, Trump won both times because the Dems under the leadership of Obama (and it is pretty clear that the Biden-Harris admin is heavily influenced, if not outright controlled by Obama) lurched too far to the left and Trump got elected as a correction for this.

I’m not saying Trump shouldn’t try to pursue his agenda. Certainly he should. He just needs to be careful when doing so that he doesn’t beer too far into policy positions that are not popular with a wide portion of the electorate. Dems IMO did so in the past four years on immigration and some issues regarding LGBTQ rights. Open borders simply are not what the people want; it is what the ideology of the left wants. Biological men playing in women’s sports and being given access to womens locker rooms and restrooms also is unpopular. Pursuing unpopular positions in the name of ideological purity is not a winning formula, and the Dems found that out on Tuesday. Will the Republicans over the next four years learn this lesson? Hopefully, but history tells us that they probably won’t and will get punished electorally for it.

[bambino]

Originally Posted by Smarty1

The Republicans need to be careful not to fall into the same trap the Dems did after 2008-16 and again in 2020-24. To be fair this is not a new pattern, but goes back most of my adult life, with the exception of Clinton’s second term. The country in reality did not all of a sudden swing far to the right after being far to the left the previous four years. The electorate is centrist in the majority. The pattern is that the Dems or the Reps win an election, interpret that as evidence that the electorate agrees entirely with all of their positions, overreaches and tries to implement a far-left (or far-right) agenda, and subsequently gets smacked down for it in the next election. As much as anything, Trump won both times because the Dems under the leadership of Obama (and it is pretty clear that the Biden-Harris admin is heavily influenced, if not outright controlled by Obama) lurched too far to the left and Trump got elected as a correction for this.

I’m not saying Trump shouldn’t try to pursue his agenda. Certainly he should. He just needs to be careful when doing so that he doesn’t beer too far into policy positions that are not popular with a wide portion of the electorate. Dems IMO did so in the past four years on immigration and some issues regarding LGBTQ rights. Open borders simply are not what the people want; it is what the ideology of the left wants. Biological men playing in women’s sports and being given access to womens locker rooms and restrooms also is unpopular. Pursuing unpopular positions in the name of ideological purity is not a winning formula, and the Dems found that out on Tuesday. Will the Republicans over the next four years learn this lesson? Hopefully, but history tells us that they probably won’t and will get punished electorally for it.

Trumps not going to fuck around. He’ll drain the swamp for good.


https://t.me/realKarliBonne/275381


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[HDGristle]

You said that last time