Politics in 2018 in a nutshell

amazing how elastic the American public is

Nicholas Cruz elected Connor Lamb.

I'd recommend the email campaign to Lesko, I may do one tomorrow

"I'm voting Republican"

*one month later*

"nevermind"

@Pielover19 margins were so sharp that it's possible

If the shooting didn't happen

that freaking shooting must've been timed

we were doing so good in the generic ballot,

We had our glory and were rising up until that shit and that dickhead kid

Trump's approval was the highest it's _ever_ been

**_ever_**

I hate student activists so much

a shooting wiped out all that progress

Suspicious things surround it, too.

Bunch of puppets who don't know what they're doing and think this is star wars

It's amazing how much Florida affects American politics as a whole

Yeah

2000, parkland

lemme think, what else

Jeb!

and marco

what a wild state

we can't go a week without some crazy shit like a collapsed bridge or a mass shooting or apocalyptic hurricane

from a population/proportional basis,

California should be in the news more than Florida

yeah

but us alligator fuckers always end up ahead

speaking of the CA,

the GOP's gonna get wiped out,

no easy way to put it

yeah

hopefully the weird electoral system winds up bailing us out

CA rating

I think that one of the blue districts has a better chance of going red than you may think

it's heavily Hispanic

Which blue district

but perhaps the incumbent can keep in safe

CA-26

CA-10 i believe

oh

forget it

that's the one with the celebrity running in it I think

you have a better chance of flipping San Bernardino, which isn't going to happen

sad, really

SanBern used to be a White Christian Suburban paradise in the 90s

then hordes of Latinos promptly turned the area blue

It's a garbage scenario, really. The CA GOP should have a much stronger effort on clipping the dem's wings just on the absolute monstrosity they've turned the state into.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLIzzs2HHgY

San Fran is one of the dirtiest places on planet earth, the gas taxes, etc, it's such a shitshow.

our Governor tried to stop this

back in the 90s

It's funny, leftists talk so much about income inequality and stuff like that, the gulfs between rich and poor in CA are so fucking wide, moreso than anywhere else in America.

Governor Wilson, Mike Huffington and the 1994 California Republican Revolution was seen as the last stand for White Californians

we voted to deny state services for illegals, and it passed

but the courts struck it down cus muh racism

In 1994, White Californian fought and we lost

hopefully, the rest of the US will learn from our defeat, and won't have to suffer a similar fate

If we, at some point save the US, Cali must be the next on the list.

Make Cali Golden Again

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8Daw3QhjDQ

@🎃Boo-ton🎃 do you remember what 1994 was like

good times

was in middle school still, so I wasn't involved in politics then

I was looking at the California map from last night and saw all on that inner part was red. I knew the cities controlled the vote but I didn’t know they effected it that much. I really hope New California becomes a reality.

ye

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ah

I just spoke with a person from Illinois who didn't even know the primaries were tomorrow

we need to spread awareness about this

Jesus

that's exactly right

Yeah the GOP needs to run candidates who put America first, are charismatic and have good optics if they want to survive

they also must be in-touch with the community,

like the case with Abby

GallupPoll: Trump Job Approval: Approve 40% (+1); Disapprove 56% (-1).

_56%_

By overwhelming margins, Americans want political leaders who will expand Social Security, expand Medicare, and take on big pharma

GIBS PLZ

Oh well. Social policy is more important than economic stuff.

only boomers take those polls

@🎃Boo-ton🎃 yeah that's a useful figure for the email.

@spooky boomers vote

yes, in great numbers

it's not to detract from the data, just an aside

it's a short term fix, because they'll all be dead soon enough

one battle at a time though I guess

If Republicans don't shut up about SS and Medicare cuts, November will be a blue tsunami

I don't think anyone gives a shit about Medicaid.

@🎃Boo-ton🎃 you're talking about the save our state initiative

It didn't technically lose, the District Court struck it down and the Democratic Governor of CA said he wasn't going to appeal it

Cause SCOTUS would've ruled it was constitutional

I’m going on a trip on Friday

I won’t be here as much as I have been during it

Whereto

BREAKING: Supreme Court refuses to stop new congressional maps in Pennsylvania that improve chances for Democratic victories

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Redraw Maryland, please.

^this

We can make up in Maryland with 3 seats if that happens

Hey look we’re going to stop that North Carolina map that will help Republicans win but we’re just going to let that Pennsylvania one go, it’s fine.

if they keep this shit up, maybe it is time for civil war

Trump's approval among White Evangelicals is 78%

up 6 points from last month

@🎃Boo-ton🎃 isn't that old news though (Supreme Court)

um, no?

@🎃Boo-ton🎃 Disney World, the one in Florida

@🎃Boo-ton🎃 I heard about it a couple months ago

by the way, we're going to need more memes like this

As a result of PA's new map & Conor Lamb's PA18 win, there are now 25 Republicans sitting in districts carried by Clinton in 2016 & Democrats only need to net gain of 23 GOP seats for a majority.

and we'll stop them

we couldn't stop Lamb

it was close

blame the GOPe, not us

http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3640889/posts

here's what the boomers have to say

https://therevolutionaryact.com/midterm-not-blue-wave/

Look, we need to win.

yea

if we loose america is in deep trouble

can we agree on something,

we should act like we're going to lose if we don't stay active

Agreed.

Nigga what?

Post or GTFO b**ch

Non-serious claim

If true, libs will have PTSD if released

win-win

if it was true we'd have heard about it during 2016

That applies to literally all of this really

It was really hilarious when we were telling this dude to fuck off and release the Russia dossier in November 2016 when that jackass, what's his name, @theRickWilson or whatever, was claiming he had it.

literally released it on buzzfeed

post-inaug

It's pretty funny in hindsight because people were speculating that Trump was forcing the Left to run out its ammo on him

and the Left was running out and Trump was conserving it for the last minute

but in the end the Left kept all this fake news and crap

Just to sabotage him as POTUS

that pussy tape was all that they had

Yeah

and it failed miserably, they should have done it a week before the election day, not just before the second debate

The Russia dossier was the only other thing I remember hearing about that actually came out

The racism tapes never materialized.

That second debate was the best comeback in political history honestly

Wha

I remember being so down in the dumps when that debate started, the tape was on everyone's minds, and then Trump just starts going in swinging

it was pure magic

wish I could relive some of those nights

I still can't believe he flipped Pennsylvania

I barely remember anymore. And yeah I really remember the adrenaline rush of the final week, trying to campaign on Twitter like a madman

I put out thousands of tweets I think

the super tuesdays of the primaries, the debate nights, the election night, was the best time of my life

and all of my metrics peaked--likes, retweets, impressions/views, engagements, everything

Your react is massively ironic btw Button Mash.

My avatar had a Russian flag in it.

There was this feeling of warmth when he finally clinched the win, like all the effort, all of the different shilling and stuff we had gone through, and he actually managed to win the election. I want that to have that feeling again.

The news about the soros voting machines, the entire media apparatus and hollywood, all the money behind one person, and they still lost against Donald Trump. We need a repeat of that this November, we've got to work for that.

For me it was like an overwhelming force had descended upon America and taken over, like we had won a war.

it was such a satisfying feeling,

after countless defeats,

Buchanan's loss,

Obama's election,

the comeback finally arrived

Yeah.

job's not done

unfortunately

of course

It won't be over until America is a monarchy and the Emperor is named Donald.

Or Barron.

Not even close, really. We're going to have to push this through for years, maybe decades.

We will take this country back from these psychopaths, mark my words.

yeah don't overwork yourself, we've just got to secure the power to amend the Constitution under the auspices of "term limits for Congress" and then transform America into a monarchy

In the long-term, mobilizing the incredible amounts of people we had mobilized to support Trump in 2016 is not sustainable.

what a good world that would be to live in

our ultimate goal is a constitutional convention to eliminate birthright citizenship

I'd be down, honestly

@🎃Boo-ton🎃 Yes

This is where the major issue of the demographics come in, birthright citizenship

We can eliminate anchor babies by Act of Congress.

It's a "legal gray area," but right now they're guaranteed jus soli citizenship by the current nationality law of the US.

Even weakening its enforcement to a barebones SCOTUS-enforced level would crash immigration

I doubt we can prevent nonwhites from getting citizenship, but if we'll live in an environment where that is a possibility, that will say very good things about where we'd be

but we can outright ban it too

As the Congress has the authority to define the term "born"

referring to this btw

This will take a lot of charm to get people to accept here in the US though

a lot

the last two will require a big social change

but American minds are easy to mold

yeah, definitely

if you recall

in 2000, a majority of Americans disapproved of homosexuality

in 2010, the majority approved

what changed?

Hollywood

So, we have to begin by finding a way to get these ideas out to the public

I'm going to sound like a broken record on this, you know exactly what I'm going to say

ever heard of a show called Will & Grace?

a sitcom of two homosexuals

it shifted the minds of Americans nationwide in the span of a decade

it made Americans accept the homosexual lifestyle

Entertainment is a powerful social engineering tool

So, to get into the modern entertainment, we probably can't do it by TV or movies

Social media though, youtube, that's a different story

We just need to make sure they can't close the lid on us

yes, YouTube censorship is an issue,

but remember,

when we get censored,

it only causes people to sympathize with us

and it makes us even more popular

eh

not by much,

but it's a factor

That's not working out too well, we're just being shut up, it's more like 1984

people aren't getting the message fast enough, the banned are martyrs, but only to us, not the general public

this is a well oiled machine

I have faith,

despite how blackpilled I am,

I think in the end we will be triumphant

we'll all make it

since 2010, we have been in what sociologist Hua Tsu calls the "30 year struggle"

a struggle by White-Americans to preserve their cultural majority

We'll have our 1989 except with globalism instead of just communism this time

This is the knockout game, and whites are becoming sick of playing it

The culture war has been divided in many different struggle, Tsu explains,

we lost the battle of Obama's election,

but we won in 2010, when White-Americans voted 7-3 to vote Democrats out of office,

effectively halting Obama's radical anti-White agenda for the next six years

the next cultural battle took place in 2016, where, despite all the further demographic shifts,

Whites consolidated into a voting bloc, flipping traditional blue states, and carrying Trump to the White House

and now we see ourselves in this position,

the next great battle of the 30-year struggle

shall Trump's anti-immigration agenda be greenlit or rejected?

Regardless of the outcome, the consequences to follow will be the more significant than anything else building up to this point in American history

At this point the white vote not being a swing constituency has skewed my view so much

It's like

PA is a red state. Why not Oregon or Washington?

We need some way to conquer more states.

though this is unimportant for 2018

What do you guys think about this goal map?