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Supports deporting illegals and Obamacare--so she just votes Johnson, who opposes both?
Labor force participation rate is unchanged from 2016: https://data.bls.gov/timeseries/LNS11300000
M2 Money Velocity has JUST begun to recover: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M2V
As we can see from the above numbers, the answer to the question "Have things improved for the average American?" is 'No.' It's barely gotten better, felt by less than 1% of the middle class.
The Republican party must go full Trumpism if they want to stand a chance in 2018, but it raises the question for many voters: why hasn't the Republican party already gone full Trumpism? Don't they have majorities right now? It's hard to explain to the average voter how a few cucks in the Senate is holding back the entire party (McCain, Flake, Graham). Many average Republicans are just going to feel like all their energy in 2016 was wasted, taken for granted, and now the Republicans want their votes again so they can continue to live off the taxpayer's dime.
The whole thing sucks, because if the Republicans lose Congress it's going to be a lame duck Presidency for Trump, who will veto everything the Dems try, while the country stagnates, illegals flow in, and jobs flow out. Yet at the same time if Republicans are voted in again and do jack shit with their majorities, then why even vote them in?
The Republican party needs a change of leadership and direction, badly, or I just don't see America making it out of this in one piece. I'd never thought the Republican party would hold onto the 60-vote rule for so damn long, but I totally underestimated the cucks after Trump's 2016 election. The never-Trumpers simply do not get it, nor do they want to. The Republican voters want change fast, and we need change before the tide of demographics are permanently shifted, yet the Republicans continue to act like they have another 20 years in power when in reality they will be lucky to survive for another 4 at current rates.
I'm not totally blackpill on America yet, and I plan on campaigning hard this 2018 for the candidates who actually want to Make America Badass Again (MABA), who play to win and will use the Constitution to its fullest, but I am not sure the country is going to make it. I felt very confident about Trump's victory in 2016, but I don't feel confident enough to put down money on Republicans holding Congress even though they should easily be dominant. It's that dysfunctional of a party.
That's where we are at right now. If the Republican party actually grows a pair of balls and acts courageously enough to end the long-term problems destroying us from within, we will all live out great lives and be a model nation for the rest of the world. But if they simply do nothing and expect people to keep voting for them, then we will only remember the Trump era as one of the biggest wasted opportunities of our lifetimes.
Looks like opposing mandatory minimums is her priority
@Deleted User Now you know how I've felt all along
@🎃Boo-ton🎃 Samseau from the Roosh V Forum wrote that
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blue wave?
McConnell is considering holding longer Senate work hours to keep vulnerable Senate Democrats off the campaign trail
good on turtleface
Good.
We need long Senate work hours.
Basically this in regards to TX
has he ever seen Ted Cruz speak?
We saw him speak a lot in 2016 and none of us liked him then
That's not true
Gillibrand, Warren, Feinstein can lose
Sanders won't lose VT
Well, he could croak before November
Stranger things have happened
Yeah, anyone can lose, depending on the circumstances
laziness, an upright opposition, scandal
Cruz should win
but expect a close margin
Cruz is _the_ 6 pillars candidate
the only problem? demographics
the face of Texas is changing
When you think of Texas, you imagine a cowboy hat-wearing White Protestant Rancher in some rural, small town
Soon the average face of Texas will be a Hispanic Unaffiliated Blogger in urban Austin
I suspect he'll win in 2018.
But will he in 2024?
About THAT I'm indeed somewhat ambivalent.
VOTE FOR SINGH
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