To My Republican Friends

[Blackwolf]

@SixFoot

And libs will follow that gravity straight into the ditch where they operate from

Neither libs nor cons can claim a monopoly on stupidity.

[WuWei]

@conan

Corrupted justice system may very well be biggest winners here.

And if they have dirt on Biden they will use that on him.

Does the Bureaucracy Party every truly lose?

[wiley8425]

How many people who voted for Trump in 2016 were going to vote for him in 2020 regardless? There’s no logic to crazy.

[conan]

Either way…Obama broke the chain of silence.

[SixFoot]

@Blackwolf

@SixFoot

And libs will follow that gravity straight into the ditch where they operate from

Neither libs nor cons can claim a monopoly on stupidity.

Monopoly? No. Sheer advantage? Absolutely the left can. They win with emotions, not policy.

[conan]

No…thus the problem. It just holds on until better environment to expand. Never retract or receded ground.

[Oryx]

@wiley8425

How many people who voted for Trump in 2016 were going to vote for him in 2020 regardless?

That’s my point. Impeachment had two possible paths of success for Dems: remove Trump from office, or, failing that, sway public opinion against him. Both failed.

[SixFoot]

@SixFoot

Did he surpass Obama’s first tally yet?

Never mind, Trump did in fact get more votes than Obama ever did.

‭69,772,211‬ - 69,498,516 = ‭273,695‬, and counting. lol

[wiley8425]

Yes, hence the Trump landslide in 2020. Clearly. Too funny.

[WuWei]

Perhaps both sides are making a mistake in letting the radical elements define the sides through the media?

[Blackwolf]

@WuWei

If you win, why change?

I get that that’s a rhetorical question, but if the left isn’t smart enough to see that this election wasn’t a zero sum victory then they deserve the inevitable result.

[WuWei]

@Blackwolf

@WuWei

If you win, why change?

I get that that’s a rhetorical question, but if the left isn’t smart enough to see that this election wasn’t a zero sum victory then they deserve the inevitable result.

If Pelosi does, she’s playing it off well.

[Oryx]

@wiley8425

Yes, hence the Trump landslide in 2020. Clearly. Too funny.

To me, this election looks just like 2016 but with a much more motivated Democratic base that pushed Biden over the top. To succeed, impeachment needed to change the minds of some of the people who voted for Trump in 2016 and expand the Democratic base for the future, and obviously that didn’t happen.

[wiley8425]

Sure. Just ignore all those lifelong Republicans who switched sides to vote for Biden.

[Oryx]

@wiley8425

Sure. Just ignore all those lifelong Republicans who switched sides to vote for Biden.

Unless I’m mistaken most of those high-profile Republicans have been against Trump from the beginning, they weren’t convinced by the impeachment. Do you think the Democratic Party has expanded its base since 2016?

[SixFoot]

Your calm, rational thoughts appear to be angering your more radical comrades. Could be a trend going forward.

[peek-a-boo]

They really really hate Trump for besting 16 more conservative candidates in the primary.

[Oryx]

@SixFoot

Your calm, rational thoughts appear to be angering your more radical comrades. Could be a trend going forward.

Emotions are running high.

[SixFoot]

And they will cause fissures by 2022. I am good with this.

Obama wasn’t radical enough, and places were occupied as a result, paving the way for Trump.

[DougBH]

@altair1013

@DougBH

2022 seats up favor Democrats. Senate Seats up in 2024 heavily favor Republicans.

If Biden legalizes 20 million invaders as he has promised, all Senate seats will favor democrats.

To do that he has to take the Senate this year.

I hope.