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BumRushDaShow

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5. The problem is

Tue Sep 2, 2025, 10:39 AM

Sep 2

their poll for NOW is showing only "25%" feel it "most important". Yet for some reason, our party position has been that it IS supposed to be "the most important" thing, ignoring the fact that people are STILL not "voting for their pocketbooks" but continue to be hoodwinked to vote based on their primordial tribal sense of belonging to some 'in group' against another group, so they can feel "superior" to someone else.

I.e., you have idiots who have now lost much of their farm help, are watching their crops rot in place, with some even filing bankruptcy, yet these same people are STILL spouting nonsense about "Just give him more time".

And if we can't find away around that, then we are screwed. It's a human nature thing and will never be completely solved, but there should be some alternate ways to get the "disinterested" to accept "E PLURIBUS UNUM" (Out of many, one), rather than conceding to the RW loons, and throwing the base under the bus.

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Republicans fret about inflation's impact on 2026 midterms [View all] BumRushDaShow Sep 2 OP

The Tangerine Tyrant wants to make the midterms about law and order: hence DC NatGuard doing landscaping Bernardo de La Paz Sep 2 #1

Mardi Gras will be interesting come next year. ProudMNDemocrat Sep 2 #3

Ya think? Republicans OWN all that has happened since January 20th. ProudMNDemocrat Sep 2 #2

re: "Yet we were fed the media narrative of "economics" and it obviously was NOT what the reality was" thesquanderer Sep 2 #4

The problem is BumRushDaShow Sep 2 #5

Exactly. The magats will complain, yell, and whine.. ananda Sep 2 #8

The colonial master race rules Turtle Island with an iron grip Gum Logger Sep 2 #10

Yes, colonialism is the root of all western evil. ananda Sep 2 #13

And I think economic issues had a huge amount to do with the election outcome progree Sep 2 #11

Unfortunately the same people who respond to gut instincts of self-preservation through identification with a "superior" BumRushDaShow Sep 2 #15

If they hildegaard28 Sep 2 #6

Whining little pussies angryxyouth Sep 2 #7

Hm, perhaps they should've had second thoughts about the tax cuts and endless spending sakabatou Sep 2 #9

The Repukes hate Labor Day. They would prefer to celebrate aristocrat's day. Gum Logger Sep 2 #12

Do the Republican lawmakers think there's going to be a free and fair election? MadameButterfly Sep 2 #14

They should Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Sep 2 #16

Republicans "fret" but they don't do a damn thing about it. Martin68 Sep 2 #17

They should be worried about the impact of the GOP on the election. BobTheSubgenius Sep 4 #18