" I will be forever grateful to Trump for his inspirational first three years in office. He reminded us of what America had been and showed us the road back to our former greatness. I loved him for giving me back my country and making me a proud American again. I love him still. But I’ll vote for DeSantis. "
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Nothing against DeSantis, he’s doing a great job in Florida, but I don’t think he’s going to win a 2024 election and he himself said that he has no interest in the presidency and just wants to focus on Florida.
Plus I want to add that the people pushing for DeSantis to be president in 2024 completely ignore that DeSantis also push the vaccine, his position on the vaccine is that same as Trump, not anti-vaccine but anti-vaccine mandates.
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I hope DeSantis doesn’t run in 24, because I’d hate to have to choose between him and Trump.
I hope he does run in the one after that, though, because I’ll vote for him then.
That’s IF we still have a country by then.
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This post perfectly hits the nail on wood.
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Yes, good article. And the self-evident fact that “economic security is National security” proves that Biden’s goal is to destroy both.
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The link does not work for me. I’ll try again later.
Later: Read it. It’s a very good article. It shows a full appreciation of what a great president Donald Trump was, and how astonishingly successful his brilliant foreign policy.
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Athough this article is by a Catholic writer, it makes a lot of sense. (Except that when his father told him that the Democratic Party was for the little guy, he was wrong. The Democratic Party has always been the party of slavery, and still is.)
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Do I think the Republicans will seize the opening? I have no idea. We could have cheap fuel again. We could have intact families again, too, and not just for professionals. We could encourage more work that does not require a college degree. We could encourage cultural practices that keep the cost of housing low. We could—there is nothing in the universe that forbids it. For most of our expenses are self-imposed, self-inflicted.
You can’t turn back the clock? Wrong metaphor. A certain kind of rich man’s policies and hobbies are a bulldozer rolling over the poor. You can tell him to get the heck out of the bulldozer. If he won’t, you can shoot a political hole in his tank, so that the bulldozer comes to a stop whether he likes it or not.
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Yes, the Left is running over us with a bulldozer, and we need shoot a hole in their political tank.
All of our problems are purposely inflicted by them, and there is no good reason to let it continue.
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It must be stopped
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