Republican Party Chairman Ronna McDaniel has Failed the United States

So here we go again another "family" implant that apparently doesn't know WTF she's doing. Obviously guided by Mitt. I mean this country is so far left so quick its almost as both parties are rigged. That or one is totally incompetent. I mean if Republicans cant win the common sense vote even among all minorities when is all out there just begging for a decent candidate we have few.

MAGA my arse this is the party of Buffy and Jodie along with the country club memberships and Mr. French, the apparent heterosexual butler, chief and errand boy.

Look at the people that she allowed to get elected. I mean on both sides.

Her grandfather was a train wreck, she is a train wreck and will take this entire country down. Their mindset is back in the early 1980's Look at what Nikki Haley is spewing. Then the abortion card.

Get her out now. Whoever are the largest $ donators to the party must fix it all. Like Mr. Pillow Mike Lindell. A soft and fluffy man of means with several loose screws.

The United States is screwed and her contributions are legendary. One thing about wealthy families. They cant relate to the average American, nor do they care.

So enjoy your tea and crumpets Mr. & Mrs. America. [Oops Gender Warning]

Rona McDaniel [Romney family]

A member of the Republican Party and the Romney family, she was chairwoman of the Michigan Republican Party from 2015 to 2017.Since McDaniel's 2017 election as chairwoman of the RNC, the Republican Party has had a net loss of seven governorships, three seats in the United States Senate, 19 seats in the House of Representatives, and the presidency. In December 2022, Axios wrote that McDaniel "has thus far failed to preside over a single positive election cycle."[1]

a reply to: Waterglass

She doesn't serve the United States. She serves the GOP side of the establishment.

In that sense she's done exactly what she was hired to do. Protect all the corrupt pieces of sh!t.

a reply to: Waterglass


Gotta love to see the bourgeoisie relinquish all of their responsibilities openly, only to to assassinate their own chairwomen for not jumping the Trump-train.

It's a real steal, innit?

The GOP can't find its footing after being reshaped into the Trump Republican party. People even used to say, this is not the Republican Party, this is the Trump Republican Party.

That comes with a cost, and it will take time to rebuild and get good people in place. And it's not the people that were on the stage the other night either.

Heck, even Oliver Anthony, the singer of Rich Men North of Richmond is ragging on them all. He says those are exactly the kind of people he wrote the song about, and he hates that they used it during the debates, making it look like he supports them all, like they're all friends. They're not. He wrote the song about those power hungry, rich people that were on the stage.

Here's how dirty some of these people are. Newsmax just did a story on Ramaswamy taking money from Soros when he didn't even have to, and then tried to lie about it until he got caught.

Vivek Ramaswamy didn't tell the truth about the real reason he took money from the family of George Soros.

After criticism for receiving a $90,000 grant from the Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowship to attend Yale Law School, Ramaswamy claimed that he did so only because he "didn't have the money" pay for it.

But in 2011, the same year he started Yale, Ramaswamy reported he made $2.2 million in income, according to his tax returns reviewed by Fox News.

Link

So he just HAD TO take that $90k from Soros, even though he made $2.2million that year. We have a Soros educated Republican candidate. Think about that for a second. That's how bad things have fallen apart.

Both parties are trash...

The only difference between a Democrat and a Republican politician is the speed their knee hits the floor whenever a donar walks through the door.

a reply to: Mahogany

After criticism for receiving a $90,000 grant from the Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowship to attend Yale Law School, Ramaswamy claimed that he did so only because he "didn't have the money" pay for it.

But in 2011, the same year he started Yale, Ramaswamy reported he made $2.2 million in income

HAHAHAHA! But, he was the only person on that debate stage that wasn't "bought and paid for"! lol

originally posted by: JAY1980
Both parties are trash...

The only difference between a Democrat and a Republican politician is the speed their knee hits the floor whenever a donar walks through the door.

Very good choice of thought there wonderful word phrasing of speaking the truth.

a reply to: Waterglass

Interesting how you created this thread, and several hours later, FoxNews.com posts a story describing how wonderful Ronna McDaniel is for the GOP.

RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel wins praise for steering GOP through combustible 2024 presidential primary

Republican National Committee members say McDaniel’s doing ‘a good job in a tough situation’ as she leads GOP through 2024 cycle.

Explained here: www.foxnews.com...

Maybe the right needs to start protesting and burning cities down like the left does. Maybe they should join forces and burn it all down.

Than maybe these "leaders" will start leading or get out of the way.

Or enslave us all.

Eather way at least it would be progress away from this mush mouth political existence we currently live.

a reply to: Waterglass

I’m afraid you and your fellow ‘true Americans’ are due for unending disappointments of this exact kind.

Just as Trump cannot find a lawyer who will do his bidding for long, so Trump’s followers will never find qualified or elected individuals who will go along with the MAGA effort to return America to greatness by destroying it. At some point conscience or common sense kicks in and the person steps back from the brink.

a reply to: carewemust

Interesting how you created this thread, and several hours later, FoxNews.com posts a story describing how wonderful Ronna McDaniel is for the GOP.

This is at least the 3rd time this has happened to me over the last couple of years. I write a thread and a polar opposite article appears in the MSM within hours. I know INTEL reads this sites threads as they probably created it as ATS is considered a "Hive". Then we have AI.

My reference to Hive is the book Mind Games by Richard Theme

Mind Games, a collection of nineteen stories of brave new worlds and alternate realities Clint Brooks, former Senior Advisor for Homeland Security and Assistant Deputy Director, NSA, says: "Richard Thieme takes us to the edge of cliffs we know are there but rarely visit. He wonderfully weaves life, mystery, and passion through digital and natural worlds with creativity and imagination. Delightful and deeply thought provoking reading." Stories of computer hackers, deception and intelligence, puzzling anomalies, spirituality and mysteries of consciousness, the paranormal, UFOs, alien life forms - in short, everyday life in the 21st century. Play these ""Mind Games" and see why the most common response to Richard Thieme's writing and speaking is: "You made me think."

a reply to: watchitburn

In that sense she's done exactly what she was hired to do. Protect all the corrupt pieces of sh!t.

She does that well.

a reply to: Astyanax

I’m afraid you and your fellow ‘true Americans’ are due for unending disappointments of this exact kind.

For all of your questionable numbers I am not a MAGA nor did I even vote in 2020 for anyone. So the 4th Reich rises?

originally posted by: Waterglass

So here we go again another "family" implant that apparently doesn't know WTF she's doing. Obviously guided by Mitt. I mean this country is so far left so quick its almost as both are rigged. That or one is totally incompetent. I mean if Republicans cant win the common sense vote even among all minorities when is all out there just begging for a decent candidate we have few.

But the same article says she's a strong supporter of Trump (and so, presumably, supports and advances his agendas), was a prolific fundraiser for him, hosted Trump's 'Fake News Awards', filed allegations of voter fraud for her own state (hence a recount there), led the charge to censure Cheney and Kizinger, helped organize the "alternate electors" (known as "fake electors") for Trump, and even led the effort to undermine Comey (former FBI director; Trump had a spat with him.)

Soooo.... ah... you're saying that she needs to be kicked out of the Republican party for being such a supporter of Trump and his policies?

Interesting.

a reply to: Byrd

Soooo.... ah... you're saying that she needs to be kicked out of the Republican party for being such a supporter of Trump and his policies?

This is what matters. Seeing the trees from the forest.

A member of the Republican Party and the Romney family, she was chairwoman of the Michigan Republican Party from 2015 to 2017.Since McDaniel's 2017 election as chairwoman of the RNC, the Republican Party has had a net loss of seven governorships, three seats in the United States Senate, 19 seats in the House of Representatives, and the presidency. In December 2022, Axios wrote that McDaniel "has thus far failed to preside over a single positive election cycle."[1]

originally posted by: Waterglass
a reply to: Byrd

Soooo.... ah... you're saying that she needs to be kicked out of the Republican party for being such a supporter of Trump and his policies?

This is what matters. Seeing the trees from the forest.

A member of the Republican Party and the Romney family, she was chairwoman of the Michigan Republican Party from 2015 to 2017.Since McDaniel's 2017 election as chairwoman of the RNC, the Republican Party has had a net loss of seven governorships, three seats in the United States Senate, 19 seats in the House of Representatives, and the presidency. In December 2022, Axios wrote that McDaniel "has thus far failed to preside over a single positive election cycle."[1]

Have you ever considered that the problem might be the party's message and not the person?

Consider for a moment, the updated Trump list of personally endorsed candidates who lost elections -- he appeared at their rallies, appeared in their advertising with personal messages, etc. If my count of that list is correct, Trump has 37 endorsements that lost compared to her 40. What's interesting is that some of those Trump-endorsed losses occur in Red states (Alaska, where Sarah Palin lost, for example.) His super PAC endorsed six candidates and five of them lost their races. (Note: many of the "successful" Trump endorsements ran unopposed, which makes them a very safe bet and plumps up the statistics. A better gauge is to look at the ones where they had competition.)

And I'm sure that if you look at endorsements from other stalwarts (pick a politician that you approve of and look up their history of endorsements) you'll find a similar statistic.

I suspect that you'll disagree, but I think a reasonable assumption here is that the message put out by Your Favorite Team is not one that appeals to the majority of voters. In fact, if you look at polls about the individual issues being promoted by Your Favorite Team, I think you'll find that even without Trump around, they are not popular with an overwhelming majority of Americans.

a reply to: Waterglass

I mean this country is so far left so quick its almost as both parties are rigged.

What! You mean they're not?

a reply to: Byrd


Are you AI? You misinterpreted as to what I wrote on Trump. I voted for him in 2016 as he was the lessor of the two evils. Didn't vote for anyone in 2020.

Oh, by the way I took a look at your threads and its evident to me based on your threads that your a Republican to the extreme but you need to bag the overweight politically connected RNC Chairman and bring in a professional. Her predecessor was also a lightweight.

So Byrd are you heading over to the country club tonight? Not me. After I clean the toilets I will grill our Filet Mignon steaks with veggies

So Jesus loves you and yes; deny ignorance.

a reply to: Saloon

Is the NFL?