Looking good republicans and may the party divide widen more deeply ...
No fear MAGA...sloppy Steve has a plan.
But the commercial before Steves video...Priceless
No fear MAGA...sloppy Steve has a plan.
But the commercial before Steves video...Priceless
After bipartisan majority advances foreign aid package, Steve Bannon demands voters “start changing” out Republicans who back Speaker Mike Johnson
Bannon: “You can't have a conservative party that votes with Democrats”
Add Hillary and the wise old educated DNCNN watching twerp who agree with your laughable take .
Trump loves Putin= MAGA loves Trump = MAGA loves Putin .
The stupid ! It burns !
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton suggested on a podcast Friday that her old rival, former President Trump, would be happy to "kill his opposition" if he's re-elected president.
Clinton made those comments on the "Democracy Docket" podcast with host Marc Elias, a Democratic election lawyer who previously served as general counsel on her 2016 presidential campaign. In their conversation, Clinton said Trump models himself after Russian President Vladimir Putin and other dictators, calling the prospect of his return to the White House "very scary
Imagine believing this hag’s BS . Lol !
Very messy
What a mess
Messed up
Perfect
GOP campaign consultant Alice Stewart told Politico, “If the Trump campaign doesn’t see this as a concern, then they’re delusional. They should be looking at this from the standpoint that they can’t afford to lose any voters — and certainly not to a third-party candidate that shares some of [Trump’s] policy ideas.”
Another GOP strategist, Matthew Bartlett, agreed, saying, “Kennedy was introduced, supported and certainly propped up by the right thinking he would be a torpedo to Biden in a primary. That torpedo may be turning into a bit of a boomerang.”
GOP campaign consultant Alice Stewart told Politico, “If the Trump campaign doesn’t see this as a concern, then they’re delusional. They should be looking at this from the standpoint that they can’t afford to lose any voters — and certainly not to a third-party candidate that shares some of [Trump’s] policy ideas.”
Another GOP strategist, Matthew Bartlett, agreed, saying, “Kennedy was introduced, supported and certainly propped up by the right thinking he would be a torpedo to Biden in a primary. That torpedo may be turning into a bit of a boomerang.”
