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You'll need a plan for when they drag you onto your front yard and execute you for being a registered Republican because the same leftists who have fapped themselves raw about Kirk being murdered would gladly support the same thing being done to you.


If it ever came to that, I own land in Arizona down a very long and rough and rocky and steep dirt road, and I can see for miles from a hill that is on my land in all directions, and I got a long range rifle and a lot of ammo and a really nice scope. I got a lot of neighbors too with a similar set up, and we all kind of look out for each other and know when someone not from around there, comes up our road...The Commies are welcome to come visit me.
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You haven't even made a point to argue with. You refuse to explain this purported fraud/cheating scheme in TX


It's pretty easy to cheat with mail in balloting depending on the state laws and the contracts with machine vendors that prevent thorough audits.

The problem is state laws and the contracts make it very difficult to find evidence of cheating and that's by design. The only evidence is statistical anomoly's. Heck, they even shred and throw away crucial evidence like the envelopes with the signatures as fast as they can in these elections. If that is not a big red flag I don't know what is? The machine vendors put in their contracts that you cannot audit their code as well, another huge Red flag.

Statistics are literally how all fraud investigations start in Business and Industry as well, by the way. When the numbers don't make sense, something is up. The problem is fraud is generally never easy to prove, takes a lot of investigation. If it was easy to prove then the fraudsters probably would not do it, right?

re: States selling out to Dot Indians

Posted by AZHorn on 11/11/26 at 12:19 am to
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Georgia has become new India


They are everywhere...Whole neighborhoods of them in Phoenix, AZ where I live. I work with dozens of them. They won't assymilate. Maybe their kids will. At least they like College Football.
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If Trump 2.0 truly wanted mass deportations to ramp up he would target the businesses/industries that are known to employ illegals and target those businesses.


You mean like Big Oil? They already hosed him on keeping the oil prices high before the midterms were done. Imagine what they would do if he went after them hard because they have hands on the payroll with fake Socials..

re: Thune reelected leader

Posted by AZHorn on 11/10/26 at 5:09 pm to
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I don't believe any of them have a choice in 99% of things they vote on. Senate and House... they're all compromised and are blackmailed.

I guarantee every new senator and congress member has some sort of insanely wild initiation rite of passage that remains a secret where they give up all sorts of privacy for this very reason.


They are bought and paid for by Big Corps. All the corporations related to the war machine (hundreds of them), Big Pharma, the oil companies, Data Center AI corps, Chip Companies, Social Media companies, Insurance Companies, etc. They can't vote for crap those companies don't like. Their vote is bought, paid for, and owned already no matter what us Citizen nobodies want.

The GOP LOVES LOVES LOVES being the minority. They can still get their slush funds from the big corps and not have to vote and make waves with legislation that might go against what their masters want. They probably begged Big Oil to keep the prices high to hose Trump, and make them the minority again.
He should not quit or be fired. Let them make a spectacle of it, and let them go for more scalps. The American people didn't vote for the Circus, they voted for them because of the economy. They will vote them out again if they turn it into a Circus and get absolutely nothing done to make the general publics life better. Impeaching Hegseth won't do crap to improve most of our lives.
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Defender didn't even look back for the ball and has his hands all over the wr... automatic flag


Do they even have to look back in college? Having a hand on the receiver happens all the time, it's only if they hold or turn the receiver, etc that it's a problem.
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If the election was stolen in Texas then republicans were complicit in it happening and we have much bigger issues than we thought



Bingo!
Apparently nobody remembers Georgia and Arizona were controlled by the GOP in 2020...They hate Trump and MAGA..It's hard to be a Uniparty do nothing dolt GOP Senator like Thune and McConell with Trump calling out everything you are not doing in his campaigns and calling the shots from the oval office...They like being the minority and collecting donations from their corporate overlords... I'm sure he's made tons of enemies in the GOP that would actively love to sabotage him.

Remember Brad Rathlesbutthead in Georgia in 2020, that's the GOP, pay me and I'll make sure the election is jacked up.

re: White Flag Republicans

Posted by AZHorn on 11/9/26 at 8:15 pm to
They shot the real advantage Trump had in 2024 in the neck on National TV...Charlie Kirk got a bunch of college aged dudes to vote for Trump. He practically handed Trump Arizona with the rallies he held at the Universities here.. Then the white among them decided to vote a different way this time because the economy is crap for White Males. They think somehow the party of DEI will make it better for them, which defies all logic...LOL!

DEI might as well stand for "Don't Even Include" white men, at least from what I've seen in action where I work.
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What do we compromise on?

Dems want:

Open borders and let the entire third world in, unlimited funds to their pet NGOs, Gay and Trans everything, DEI until you DIE, free housing, health insurance, money for living expenses, including cars and childcare.......to illegals and the "undocumented," climate change initiative enforcement, taxes on everything, funding the proxy war with Russia....must I go on, what is their to compromise on in that list?


Their's nobody in DEM leadership anymore that can pull the DEM party more toward the center kicking and screaming to have rational thought. Turn out the lights, the party's over. You're either still a true old school American or a Commie now depending on who you vote for. There is no compromising with Commies in a country that is based on giving it's citizens Freedom and Rights. Anything the Commies could come up to compromise on would just take away more of our Rights and Freedoms and reduce our standard of living even further.

Maybe this midterm election taught them something, that to win in battleground states you need to be more toward the center, and maybe some of those DEMs can make the others understand, but not counting on it.
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Why do you think economies like Brazil, Russia, and Saudi Arabia can do what France, UK, and Spain couldn't do?


Because they got China and India as well as part of BRICs, but mostly China who is increasingly becoming a real threat economically to us. They could also decide to take over Taiwan and all the chip processing there. An India where a lot of American Corporations are buying offices and moving their workforces if you haven't been paying attention. I noticed you conveniently left those countries out.

Russia is not a weakling either, they got a lot of oil unlike those European countries you mentioned and will probably soon have a boatload more valuable farmland from parts of Ukraine.
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Data centers and AI are the future….Dems will hand the lead to China.


This is the biggest threat by far. Once BRICs becomes the new World Reserve Currency; instead of the dollar, turn out the lights, the partys over for this country as a Super power. We'll just be another crappy 3rd world country. Nothing else really matters at that point. It'll be ran by a dictator and your vote won't matter, and we'll all be living in Poverty with no real freedoms or rights.

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If only Trump worried more about getting the real criminals out of the country.


Or, maybe the DEMs should have never let them in en masse like they did and created the mess to begin with.

There's no clean way to handle the deportations that's gonna please everyone...So don't create this kind of mess to begin with like a bunch of dang greedy morons just hoping to mine votes from brown people, not caring what it does to our country.
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Trump should have handled Iran the same way he did Venezuela. A few precision hits, in and out, take out the leader, move on. Never should have allowed it to bog down.


I don't think they could do that in Iran, take out 1 arsehole leader and another takes his place, maybe worse, the next day.

Should have just nuked the mountains where the nuke dust was and any other important military installations to the point they were all uninhabitable in any way shape, or form and got the heck out of there. It was like attacking Afghanistan, almost impossible to change that regime without boots on the ground in a country of 93 million people and no telling how many millions support that regime. Would have been a lot of dead and injured American soldiers fighting door to door and through the mountains...A bad idea from the get go..The only way to take them out is help the Iranians take them down their ownselves from within...
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Trump cultists will blame themselves, before they ever blame their Lord and Savior Donald Trump, for destroying the country and more importantly the economy.


Yeah, the DEMs did such a bang up job last time they had power, letting in millions of illegals to drain our resources and add to the inflation, high interest rates, etc. Trump inherited that fricking mess. Can't wait to see what the DEMs have in store next, and Trump will be blamed for over the next 6 years.
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My brother in law and his wife bought in a similar transitional neighborhood in a different part of town and someone kicked their door in in the middle of the night while they were there. My BIL gave one of them a souvenir on his skull with a baseball bat (dumbass left his gun upstairs) and the other took off when it was obvious that there would be resistance.

So I'm not sure criminals now are much bolder than that.


I see your point...I'm saying there are no transitional neighborhoods any more with affordable housing. At least not where I live. I mean, those neighborhoods are there, but the prices are still high. Then you move to the better neighborhoods, and the prices just get higher and higher...Basically, if you want comparible affordable housing now like what we used to consider cheap, you're gonna be talking about living in the worst part of the hood.

Or, they could get roommates and live in a much better situation which a lot of these kids should be doing, but seems like a lot of them won't for some reason? Not sure what they have against roommating up these days? That's kind of a mystery.
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Judges should be impartial in the application of the law


Why are so many of them trying to make their own laws from the bench when it comes to fighting Republican Governors and Presidents in court?

re: Meatball blames the house and senate

Posted by AZHorn on 11/8/26 at 12:38 am to
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About this...

I thought about doing a thread on it earlier, but decided not to because I made quite a few threads today and still have one more that I might want to make before midnight just for funsies , but did anyone else notice that the price of oil dropped like a frickin' rock today? Trump has been saying for awhile now that oil prices would drop sharp and fast soon. And they did. Almost as if they had been being kept up artificially specifically to hurt Trump in the polls and therefore in the midterms and therefore ultimately to help get him out of office ASAP.


Everyone is against Trump, no surprise there. Even a lot of the GOP is against him, and I wouldn't doubt they sabotaged a lot of the midterm elections for him with terrible candidates and no support.

It's harder for them to be uniparty dolts and not get anything done with Trump pointing out all the stuff they aren't getting done in his campaigns and speeches. I'm sure he's made a ton of enemies all over not just in the GOP, but also in the Corporate world, like oil companies and beyond.
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I'm 55, most everyone I knew and myself, we lived in the ghetto when we moved out. You always hear, "we can't afford to live in a decent area" well we simply didn't live in decent areas and we were ok with tha


I think that is part of the problem. I lived in some cruddy places back then, but never felt more than just a little unsafe, but I think what we considered bad back then, is nothing like what you'd fine today where housing is affordable. And, the criminals back then weren't as bold as the criminals now that can almost get away with murder.

I mean the criminals back then could face a real arse beating or staring down the barrel of a 12 guage loaded with double aught buck, but now you could get arrested for even pointing a BB gun at one these arse holes outside your house on your lawn. The DEM attorneys in these cities made it this way where the criminal has almost as many rights to your property as you do...I mean, the law will say you have insurance so why did you shoot or beat that poor arsehole taking your stuff.

There is not enough affordable housing in places like that anymore in the cities that are still somewhat safe areas...The big corps have bought everything up worth buying, remodeled it, tore it down, and built unaffordable housing or condos, etc.
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A boomer will be here soon to tell you that was not their policies and you need to work harder.


I'm Genx and can totally understand the frustrations of the generations younger than me. They are being left a turd sandwich because of people like the Clintons, Obama, GWB, McConnell, Pelosi, especially the Auto Pen Biden, and all the do nothing spineless GOP senators in both of Trumps terms.

The decent youngsters that were raised right and have a good work ethic are going to be left a country in complete turmoil that even my Generation would not recognize at all because of all these career politician morons that could never see the forest for the trees and all of their corruption and policies.

They don't need to worry about it though, they will all be dead.

re: Jobs numbers says it all

Posted by AZHorn on 11/7/26 at 8:11 pm to
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You have to remember many of those American born people did not lose their job, 4.18 million workers retired last year, and the vast majority were American born. So if the net is a 64,000 lost that means 4 million of the retirees were replaced with American born.

The chart is a gotcha.


A lot of those 4.18 million jobs probably weren't replaced at all, at least not in the USA. If it's anything like the company I work for, they replaced those retired workers with someone in a office in India or Manilla, or they just made the existing USA workers take up the slack on a skeleton crew.