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from http://boards.4chan.org/pol/thread/156695200

yes, 2nd gen American

can trace my parents back from Northern Spain though

district 16

still going to try my hardest, after Moore you can never try too hard

yeah that'll be pretty close

polling in FL has Scott and Nelson pretty close, so I'm sure it's achievable

potential I think

Trump's pushing him to, definitely

not really anyone with more name recognition than the governor, he's a bit of an immigration pushover though

hopefully he'd fall in line if Trump tells him to

trying to make this senate list, get to california, then get completely stumped

everyone running doesn't even have a wikipedia page

I know it's basically suicide in that state, but it's so damn big is the thing

you'd think there'd be someone, like a James Woods or something that'd put their hat in the ring

s/he's still under potential candidates is the thing

I'll put him in then just to have someone I guess

I know, but you always want to be sure, after Moore, nothing can be certain

this is why we need strict federal voter ID, the stuff people can get away with in cali's voting system is insane

it's like that a lot up in New England, lot of union type voting for Ds

hopefully one of these days if the GOP ends up being more like a worker's party like Trump's trying to make it, there'll be a few flips

overrated

open borders are a massive deal breaker

definitely

if they have an anti immigration position, I think that's really the only metric to care about

my goal is to have RAISE passed

yeah, Flake and Corker have really been the only ones who have posed an issue legislatively who are up this year, looking at Alabama, that should've never been lost

his goal was to take out McConnell, but by just pushing Moore into the nomination and abandoning the campaign after the allegations, he's given McConnell more clout than he could've ever imagined

now we're asking the question "is this guy going to be a risk" after what happened because of Bannon

another thing, bringing the guy from Blackwater to run in Wyoming is such a ridiculous idea, what has he even done in the state

the thing is, a lot of people had it in their heads that he was the voice behind MAGA, and that he was what won the campaign

I think that Trump's endorsement would've been enough to win Strange the primary, but the thing is at the time people had the idea that Bannon was a MAGA agent working outside the White House on Trump's command

there's no real way of knowing now I guess

he definitely shouldn't have watched football during that last weekend though

during those last few days of the presidential campaign, Trump was fucking grinding it with those rallies, 4 states in a day, that's the mentality we need

The rich who live in the suburbs watching Fox the whole time definitely stayed home in AL

no question

not by much though

what did that video of the truck mowing down the kids actually scare them or something

he's still popular within his base, which should be a sign

our people should 100% make sure to go to the polls when they need to

in primaries, recognizability is the most important factor, when it came to the dem primaries in 2016, who's more recognizable, the former 1st lady and secretary of state, or a senator from vermont

same with the Rs

fair enough, and I remember the wikileaks emails that showed that the media wanted trump to win to make sure that clinton would win, but the principle still stands for me

take a look at FL polls for the primaries and the MI polls before Kid Rock dropped out, they blow the competitors in their own party by miles

referring to Rick Scott in FL btw

that's why we need to mold them

outside of VA, sure

it'd probably be over half not knowing in VA

there's some overlap

I suppose, yeah, the typical normie who gets bombarded by media and entertainment 24 hours a day probably wouldn't be right wing though

I wish twitter would shut the fuck about him for a second though

there definitely has been a real paradigm shift in the fact that there's more people involved in politics nowadays

the twitter system itself is so manipulative and scummy

man I wish Nehlen's bill was in effect

the shallnotcensor bill he put up looks perfect

it'd really even the playing field

he definitely went all out

not sure if that tactic is good enough, I don't think he has a great chance, but watching him speak live he seems amicable to the average person I think

a shift in the overton window is much more effective when a person in elected office does it rather than a candidate

I mean, take a look at the shithole situation, you have people on Fox and average Trump supporters dissing Haiti, when they'd never dare to before he said it

lol imagine if bernie did that

that kind of stuff is good for fanfiction, but I wouldn't count on it realistically

it's like those 4d chess guys who talk about mueller being a Trump agent, you have to take some things the way they are

not everything is some machiavellian scheme

they're both hated within their own party

I don't doubt it's possible

Flake and McCain are risks when it comes to ordinary R legislation

Ted stays on the ball when it comes to getting stuff done in the senate though

lmao that's the one thing we can count on not happening

one thing I think could give him the edge is the possibility of the clintons going down

if it happens near the midterms I could definitely see it galvanizing a lot of Rs

remember after the baseball game where the majority whip got shot

normies associate party members with other party members, that kind of news could breathe some new life into the electiosn

elections*

point is, having the "swamp drained" would be a gigantic victory for the right wing in general and bring a lot of new excitement to those who voted against clinton they hadn't felt since the presidency

it'd be the story of the decade

no way of knowing until it happens

until then, I'd focus on getting these people in office

the thing is, how do we accomplish something similar w/ an R congress and president

Trump definitely should have a strategy room for this, it's the most important thing possible between now and 2020

this will get him a wall, RAISE, obamacare repeal, whatever he wants, he would fulfill so many campaign promises potentially with congress that much on his side if he breaks the amnesty coalition

y'know, some day I may run if the opportunity arises

there's so much damn potential that can be done nowadays

kinda like the pic of Nehlen w/ a Five Guys wrapper, it brings him down to earth, right?

the thing we have to figure out is how we get about channeling that grassroots energy into a party with a majority in Congress

technically the amnesty coalition is the majority, but the Rs have the illusion of power

we seem like the "establishment" now to the uninformed person, how do we turn it around?

I mean uninformed in the sense of watching MSM day after day, not really as apolitical

misinformed would be more correct

definitely

the Trump physical energy rallies people like nothing else

I have no doubt that Moore would've won if Trump made an appearance in Alabma

Alabama

maybe we can try a reprisal on the Hillary effect? "hey you guys won Alabama, West Virginia is going to be just fine", something along those lines.

maybe if the economy stays on Trump's side and the tax bill can allow them to flourish, they may turn more friendly to Trump?

I tell you what, if someone in the last administration goes to prison, that'll bring fire right to the base

maybe that'd be an ironic twist to Moore losing, that it brings more senate seats to the right than if he would've won