Think Trump Can’t Win In 2020? These Bikers Want To Change That.

In the chaos of the 2016 election, Chris Cox forged a political machine out of an unlikely demographic — one that helped Trump reach the White House and is determined to keep him there.

Bikers for Change, and Trump is the change that America needs.

The Bikers have coordinated at least informally with the Republican National Committee since before Trump’s nomination, and they say they have accumulated the thanks of half a dozen Republican senators and governors, for whom the Bikers’ zealous support was a key factor in close races. But the group’s loyalty ultimately flows to the president, the man who drew most of its members into politics in the first place — and in response, Trump has shown them an apparently deep and genuine personal gratitude. “No matter where I go, there’s bikers,” Trump once noted with wonder in his voice. “And I’d ask my people: What are they all doing here? And they’d say, ‘They’re here to protect you, Mr. Trump’ ...

If that ain't loyalty, nothing is.

I've been seeing endless stories like this one, I'll post them.

a reply to: TGunner

Wonderful!

a reply to: Night Star

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” Trump once noted with wonder in his voice. “And I’d ask my people: What are they all doing here? And they’d say, ‘They’re here to protect you, Mr. Trump’ ...

Awwww , isn't that sweet.
The H.A turned out for the Queen on her Jubilee , I thought that was as inappropriate as the story above.

Never doubted that Trump could win in 2020, especially because the DNC will give him a 'lay-up' with the candidate they choose. If the DNC actually picks the candidate that wins the primaries they might have a chance against Trump.

Somehow I see the Democrats blowing it and picking their super PAC candidate, then act surprised and butt hurt when Trump wins again.

a reply to: gortex

Why the sad awww, isn't that sweet comment? Don't you like Bikers?

Should i toss a puppy for your A OK on what these bikers think? Or is it that you're a staunch LIberal and hate anything that goes against the Democrat mindset?

Just asking

a reply to: jrod

Trump has it in the bag, the 2020 win is a done deal.

a reply to: TGunner

Don't you like Bikers?

I am / was a biker who in his youth rode with a club that had aspirations of being an MC , local H.A convinced us that wasn't going to happen.
I have the utmost respect for bikers and think that generally they are among the finest people you can meet but I cringe when stories of them boot licking the establishment surface

originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: TGunner

Don't you like Bikers?

I am / was a biker who in his youth rode with a club that had aspirations of being an MC , local H.A convinced us that wasn't going to happen.
I have the utmost respect for bikers and think that generally they are among the finest people you can meet but I cringe when stories of them boot licking the establishment surface

Fair enough, but I've actually met Bikers who really do support Trump.

Also, Trump isn't the establishment and never was, probably why they decided to support him out of all others and even by the articles own admission, that while bikers have been receiving huge positives within the RNC, their true loyalty flows to the POTUS.

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I have the utmost respect for bikers and think that generally they are among the finest people you can meet but I cringe when stories of them boot licking the establishment surface

Wrong group of bikers:

But when Cox talks about “bikers,” he’s generally referring to a class of mostly white, middle-class, and older riders who frequent biker bars, show up at rallies in Sturgis, South Dakota, or Laconia, New Hampshire, or on the Rolling Thunder ride into DC. Cox’s idea of riders like to think of themselves as flag-waving, good-timing, hardworking people who respect authority when it’s warranted, but who take no bull# and get rowdy if someone crosses the line.

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I'm sure there are many bikers who support Trump because he's a maverick but as a billionaire property developer who bought a Presidency he is very much the establishment , he isn't one of us.

a reply to: Oleandra88

Ah , I see.

Thanks.

originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: Arnie123

I'm sure there are many bikers who support Trump because he's a maverick but as a billionaire property developer who bought a Presidency he is very much the establishment , he isn't one of us.

Who did he buy it from and how much did it cost? Link if you have it.

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Trump literally has been fighting the establishment since he was picked as the nominee. I believe you're thinking of Obama who had his ass kissed since he decided to run. Nobel prize anyone?

originally posted by: gortex
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I'm sure there are many bikers who support Trump because he's a maverick but as a billionaire property developer who bought a Presidency he is very much the establishment , he isn't one of us.

The Presidency isn't for sale.

However, if you're of the logic that says what you spend during your campaign as a form of "transaction" than the logic is still false as Trump spent significantly far less than his opponents, who of which pushed out enough cash to modernize small nations.

So, no, I don't agree, he isn't part of the establishment. Although, if he was, than we'll be back to square one and none of his actions mirror any of those, at all.

I’ve been riding since I was a kid and have ridden with quite the mixed bag of nuts over the years, from HA’s I became friends with to attorneys and even a judge. The one quality that always stood out to me about most all of them was loyalty. That held especially true with the MC’s. I’ve had HA brothers go out of their way to help me on more than one occasion, when your average Joe wouldn’t lift a finger.

Bikers for Trump is no surprise to me as most bikers I know are not to fond of the traditional establishment in DC and see right through all their lies and broken promises. It always pisses me off when I hear people judging and talking crap about bikers, they’ve been some of the most solid people I’ve ever met and known. Yeah there’s some that are scumbags but in general that’s not been my experience. Cool to see them supporting the Prez.

originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: Arnie123

I'm sure there are many bikers who support Trump because he's a maverick but as a billionaire property developer who bought a Presidency he is very much the establishment , he isn't one of us.

If I recall correctly, Hillary had A LOT more money. A veritable sh!tpot full. Why didn't she just make a higher offer? Oh yeah, because your claim is crap.

” Trump once noted with wonder in his voice. “And I’d ask my people: What are they all doing here? And they’d say, ‘They’re here to protect you, Mr. Trump’ ...

Rofl
How cringe

originally posted by: underpass61

originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: Arnie123

I'm sure there are many bikers who support Trump because he's a maverick but as a billionaire property developer who bought a Presidency he is very much the establishment , he isn't one of us.

If I recall correctly, Hillary had A LOT more money. A veritable sh!tpot full. Why didn't she just make a higher offer? Oh yeah, because your claim is crap.

The cost of Trump's presidential campaign was 400 million $. Peanuts, right? He's one of us

originally posted by: XCrycek

” Trump once noted with wonder in his voice. “And I’d ask my people: What are they all doing here? And they’d say, ‘They’re here to protect you, Mr. Trump’ ...

Rofl
How cringe

How inane