2020 U.S. Presidential Election - Took place November 3, 2020. Former U.S. Vice President Joe Biden assumed office January 20, 2021.

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soy_king said:
Progressive pro-government Intervention in economics Teddy, or assertive foreign policy Teddy? In all honesty, if Teddy were alive today, he'd probably lean closer to the left-side of the spectrum than the right.
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Trust-busting, populist, "speak softly but carry a big stick" foreign policy Teddy. Donald's 2016 election and 11 million plus vote gain in 2020 suggests that there is real appetite among the voting populace for economic nationalism and strong protections of American industries and the middle class culture that they built, and little appetite for any further outsourcing or adventures in the desert. After years of censorship and deplatforming, there is a large number of Americans of varied backgrounds and beliefs that have lost all patience with the power wielded by Silicon Valley and the financial industry. "Tax cuts and 1980s Corporate pandering plus 30 years" is no longer a viable platform for the GOP, especially since so many of the beneficiaries of such a platform are clearly moving to the Democrats. I really believe that a populist, anti-transnational corporate, pro-working and middle class platform that appeals across racial and regional lines is really the only viable way forward. If they can find the proper candidate or candidates, then "Trumpism without Trump" just might be the key to future success.
 
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Hollywood Hulk Hogan said:
Or, ya know, there isn't evidence of fraud and they don't want the Bar Association to cuck them hard.
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As said, eveything that was happening, that they were talking about at the time, that they were showing when it happens in any other country is proof of an obviously fraudlent election.

The fact that social media sites are willing to remove videos that even suggest this doubly proves fuckery.

People do not get censored unless they are right.
 
Good time to crack open something cold and get to lifting I guess. Advice goes out for the rest of you; consider some of the posters in this thread who have allowed Donald Trump to infest their minds for four years; so much so that they sold out their country effectively to get him out. No Matter Who, amiright?

Don't be like them, they're weak. Make something better of yourself.
 
Question time: Do you think the three Trump appointees legit thought the case had no legal standing, or did they just simply backstabbed Trump, or they did believe it did had standing but they were afraid of the consequences?
 
make_it_so said:
Trust-busting, populist, "speaks softly but carry a big stick" foreign policy Teddy. Donald's 2016 election and 11 million plus vote gain in 2020 suggests that there is real appetite among the voting populace for economic nationalism and strong protections of American industries and the middle class culture that they built, and little appetite for any further outsourcing or adventures in the desert. After years of censorship and deplatforming, there is large number of Americans of varied backgrounds and beliefs that have lost all patience with the power wielded by Silicon Valley and the financial industry. "Tax cuts and 1980s Corporate pandering plus 30 years" is no longer a viable platform for the GOP, especially since so many of the beneficiaries of such a platform are clearly moving to the Democrats. I really believe that populist, anti-transnational corporate, pro-working and middle class platform that appeals across racial and regional lines is really the only viable way forward. If they can find the proper candidate or candidates, then "Trumpism without Trump" just might be the key to future success.
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Gustav gave it a name:
National Populism
 
make_it_so said:
Trust-busting, populist, "speaks softly but carry a big stick" foreign policy Teddy. Donald's 2016 election and 11 million plus vote gain in 2020 suggests that there is real appetite among the voting populace for economic nationalism and strong protections of American industries and the middle class culture that they built, and little appetite for any further outsourcing or adventures in the desert. After years of censorship and deplatforming, there is large number of Americans of varied backgrounds and beliefs that have lost all patience with the power wielded by Silicon Valley and the financial industry. "Tax cuts and 1980s Corporate pandering plus 30 years" is no longer a viable platform for the GOP, especially since so many of the beneficiaries of such a platform are clearly moving to the Democrats. I really believe that populist, anti-transnational corporate, pro-working and middle class platform that appeals across racial and regional lines is really the only viable way forward. If they can find the proper candidate or candidates, then "Trumpism without Trump" just might be the key to future success.
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People keep saying that, but right now it seems like literally everyone but his voters turned on Trump, and there's no way someone like Trump is getting anywhere near being President or even a normal politician after all this. That's why I think things are going to be violent for at least a couple weeks after this, because all hope was lost for them after the USSC just gave them the finger.
 
Mewtwo_Rain said:
It doesn't matter what his affiliation if he A)Doesn't seriously crack down on China B) Crack down on the UN (which ties into A partially) C) remove the commie spergs before they undermine our system fully and D) lets it escalate out of control. Most of this stuff happening now is from "Obama's legacy." And you think Biden couldn't possibly cause more damage in a short span? ... ...
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It's not really Biden who's in charge, it's the Democratic leadership in general. Biden will very likely lack any serious influence within the administration, and will probably sign whatever's placed in front of him. The fact that HHH doesn't grasp that the Democratic Party as whole, not just it's extremist fringe, are what people are against is amazing.
 
Fanatical Pragmatist said:
Its going nowhere.

Hope in the face of likely defeat is good; but at this point anything new is just grasping at straws.
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CALM DOWN AND CARY ON

Lin Wood has appealed his muserable loss in the 11th Circuit to the Supremes! He is going to save this thing before ignoration day!
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NeroRisotto said:
Do you think the three Trump appointees legit thought the case had no legal standing
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duh
 
Anyone who owns a business or works in a small business knows of the malaise Obama years had. Especially when Obamacare kicked in. That was one of the best things with Trump, just a lot easier to do business. You didn't have to have bullshit compliance or basically pay off in official manners extra middlemen. And all that shit is going to come back, the bullshit of "staycations" and how it's good to be unemployed for months, you can find yourself or whatever bullshit.


Watching the Supreme Court cuck out on Obamacare again will be a treat to see, which of the three new cowards will bend their originalist credentials to say it's ok.
 
Guess thats just how it is, sucks but no one ever said fighting for your rights would be easy. To everyone glowing on this thread, I know that this is the worst possible result but acting like the libtards in 2016 just isn't productive. For sure, get it out of your system now I suppose but take a deep breath and try to find solutions with the hand you're dealt.

Maybe everything is fucked and your country is no better than a 3rd world banana republic, but I think there are still a few more steps before going for your rifle and calling for RAHOWA. It's gonna suck, but hard times make better men.
 
Rich Evans Apologist said:
inflation hasn't hit 2% in a fucking decade and we're not in the versailles treaty you sped
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That's why Antifa is indoctrinating our children currently so when something like the treaty of Versailles is pushed people will go along with it "protesting for it to be enforced." Just like Pre-Nazi Germany all over again. I don't think most of these things will happen within the next year it'll probably be 4-10 if we're lucky. Fun times abound though.
 
The High Prophet of Truth said:
People keep saying that, but right now it seems like literally everyone but his voters turned on Trump, and there's no way someone like Trump is getting anywhere near being President or even a normal politician after all this. That's why I think things are going to be violent for at least a couple weeks after this, because all hope was lost for them after the USSC just gave them the finger.
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I aint ready for this shit.

American politics have become a bloodsport and I hate it.
 
NeroRisotto said:
Question time: Do you think the three Trump appointees legit thought the case had no legal standing, or did they just simply backstabbed Trump, or they did believe it did had standing but they were afraid of the consequences?
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Considering HumanHive was right today, I'm willing to say he was right about the USSC being told their safety wasn't assured if they voted in favor for Trump and riots happened.
So the last one.
 
NeroRisotto said:
Question time: Do you think the three Trump appointees legit thought the case had no legal standing, or did they just simply backstabbed Trump, or they did believe it did had standing but they were afraid of the consequences?
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They fucking hatred Trump. Anyone with inside knowledge freely mentioned this often. Everything they did was to fuck Trump over.

The people that liked him did it because they do not want to die. Unfortunately giving the threats what they want never works out.
 
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