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a reply to: fringeofthefringe

This may come as a surprise to you but for the most part, and I do mean most, I agree with your observations on the democrat campaign and the party itself. It is a sad state of affairs the options that party had had to present to us citizens along with the previous and long line of candidates. One might have thought that they would have done some deep soul searching after 16 but they didn't. One would have thought that they would have done the same in 20 but could only come up with B who could barely squeak by and one surely would have thought that they could have convinced him not to run again at all this year and found another before ye could spout out his support for Harris. Yep, a sad state of affairs. They need to do some deep house cleaning before the election in 28, that is if the Republicans allow another vote.

a reply to: BingoMcGoof

The republicans WILL allow another vote; they will welcome it, because it's the American way...unlike the democrats trying to rig the system for eternity. The true vote of the American people is validation for policies and actions. A rigged vote means nothing other than corruption and more bureaucracy.

What the democrats did this time around is not only strategically unsound, it was outright stupidity. And, those trying to find blame outside the democratic party have their head's firmly inverted in their posteriors. Right now, the democrats should be hunting down 'The Pelosi' like the wild animal she is...if they had a lick of sense. But no! They re-elected her. Don't look for any common sense anytime soon with that mentality.

Pelosi pulling the plug on Biden so late in the game, and then setting up Harris, with no primary, was an absolutely tragic blunder on behalf of the democratic party. It wouldn't have even been possible unless all the democrats hadn't given The Pelosi all the almighty power they did. She truly thinks she is Queen of this nation. The woman is pure evil, and she cares about no one except for her own political skin. Until democrats can wake up (from their woke) and see who really runs their party, and what masters they serve, then backwash in the mop bucket is where the party will remain.

Sorry, but that's the truth of the matter. And that's not a partisan statement either (despite it appearing that way, I'm sure).

The democrats can run around and point fingers at everything BUT the democratic party until the cows come home, but this is nothing more than avoiding taking responsibility for what is patently obvious. Harris was simply the wrong candidate. Period. No other way to disguise it. My biggest shock in this election was that it wasn't more lopsided than it already was. I've been saying for months that if I was a democrat, I would have been ready to revolt over not having a primary and having my decision made for me. That might sting to read, but it's the truth. That was a colossal blunder.

But there was something deeper than just the blunder of Harris. It was the mistaken notion and arrogance by the democratic party that people, the voters, THEIR voters, don't matter. That was just pure arrogance on the democrats part. They basically flipped off all their constituents and told them they were smarter than the voters. Colossal arrogant miscalculation...which ultimately cost them / you the election.

But rest assured about one thing, next time, and there WILL be a next time (contrary to your supposition), the democratic party needs to run on a platform with real plans, and real solutions. "Not Trump" is neither, and that's all Harris had.

originally posted by: BingoMcGoof
a reply to: Astrocometus

Bullet's sure, maybe. That is why armed security is in place. But how about other more subversive types of removal.
Have you given much thought to the big flip? How all those high tech moguls and other monarchists went from eschewing him to going all in on him with their donations? And how floating around in those circles was one man who through a friendship with number one son came to be chosen as his VP, who also flipped from a never Trumper to the number one supporter? The one who catalyzed those big donations. It will be interesting to see the new faces that emerge within his inner circle. As I said, one never Trumper is already a heart beat away.

Yep I do think of such things Like Kennedy's Nicole being at one time married to
google. But for God's sake man we have to lay hope at someones feet do we not?
And there was absolutely no hope if it went the other way.

You feel me good member? This is about the children and their lives
not my life or anyone elses that got to live pretty much free. My hope
is for the kids running around today. Nothing changes that. NOTHING!
Trump took a bullet pal, any way you look at it, that means something.

a reply to: Astrocometus

Nicole Ann Shanahan's marriage to Google Sergey Brin was instumental in her personal transformation. Trump once called her a gold digger, she seems to be open minded and intellectually curious. I sense she is coming from the right place but one thing for certain is she moves in the most upper circles of the elite and she has chosen to join forces with RFK,jr and by extentsion the Trump administration. Some interesting bed fellows have joined forces it seems.

Shanahan is emblematic of a certain “left to right crossover” that Derek Beres, an author and co-host of the podcast Conspirituality, documented during the pandemic: a coalescence of MAGA patriots, New Agers, wellness influencers and conspiracy theorists, united by their opposition to Covid protective measures and vaccines.

Dr. Jack Kruse had an impact on her too...

In 2022, Shanahan discovered Dr. Jack Kruse, a neurosurgeon turned paleo-diet advocate and wellness guru, whose ideas around so-called natural healing would become central to her beliefs about autism and beyond. 

“It was actually Jack Kruse that made me realize that perhaps there was something related to the way that the brain was responding to some kind of outside influence, and how to heal the brain,” Shanahan said in March on famed music producer Rick Rubin’s podcast. “That made me think completely differently about autism.” 

she was also said to be romantically involved with Elon Musk

I watched this interview with Dr. Jack Kruse from the follow the white rabbit thread here on ATS. I promise you if you give it ten-fifteen minutes you'll be hooked. Within that time frame-or close- Dr. Kruse discusses his meeting with Nicole. Really eye opening, wow.