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Lots to do in a short time.
Poor Democrats. They can't even keep up but in the long run, undoing all the good will continue to be their mission.
Trump is pretty sharp.
He went RINO hunting for his agenda-deniers, and his endorsement bagged a few, the biggest being Senator Cornyn of Texas.
What does this mean?
It means that the long-serving senator paid the price for opposing Trump.
Trump is the leader of their political party.
Trump sees to it that Cornyn is primaried for the right to run on the party ticket.
Cornyn lost the primary, big time.
He lost so bad that it was embarrassing, and the reason he lost was because Trump simply endorsed his opponent.
Cornin had the money and the connections.
Trump had (has) the power of ... The Word.
Well, there is denying it, but the denials sound like the lost howls and confusion of ... De Nile caused by TDS.
Yessir.
We're in another war, one that your man started by firing the first shot when there was relative peace.
To fully understand what’s going on, it’s important to know the fundamental differences between Democrats and Republicans. Democrats need a savior, a politician who will make them feel good, smart, and morally superior. A politician who will provide for their needs and smite their enemies. A superhuman being capable of brushing aside trifles like the Constitution and the rule of law to secure Communist/Islamist policies.
Republicans are inherently wary of politicians, just as they were in 2015 when Trump announced his candidacy. They are, however, willing to be pleasantly surprised. They’re not looking for saviors or good feelz. They’re looking for a leader who will uphold the Constitution and enforce the rule of law. They’re looking for the values embodied in the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. They want politicians to keep their promises, employ common sense, and above all, produce—do what they elected them to do.
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Couldn’t have said it better myself.
Democrats so love their totalitarian saviors that these motives get projected onto others.
If this is also incomprehensible, then the garble is in the reception.