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What happens when Trump loses?

What happens?

  • Small scale civil disturbances, last 24-48 hours, life goes back to normal

    Votes: 9 42.9%

  • Large scale rioting, January 6th but worse , attacks on government building and democrats

    Votes: 6 28.6%

  • Right wing terror attacks

    Votes: 1 4.8%

  • Nothing happens business as usual

    Votes: 3 14.3%

  • Trump accepts defeat exits political stage

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Trump accepts defeat promises to run again

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Trump claims widespread election fraud and calls for protests

    Votes: 10 47.6%

  • Trump claims election was stolen calls for violence

    Votes: 9 42.9%

  • Other leading Republicans call for unity

    Votes: 1 4.8%

  • Other leading Republicans support Trumps Claims

    Votes: 7 33.3%

  • Does Trump start his own political party

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Total voters
    21
Sardines said:
MAGAtards getting offended at being called cult members

That picture

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You heathen. I've been to the Sistine Chapel, I've stared at that roof, I've seen Michelangelo's David and Da Vinci's Last Supper and been to the Louvre to gaze at the Mona Lisa. I've stood before Picasso's Guernica and taken acid for an afternoon of Goya (not for the faint hearted). This is a masterpiece beyond comparison!!!

In fairness aside from the religious overtones it fits nicely within the tropes of Nazi art, the superman saves the white race. In University I was bored by the commonality of Nazi history so wrote my major thesis on what the Nazi's hated which was modern art (im a big fan of art of that period, I have prints of Oscar Kokoschka, Franz Beckman and George Grosz on my walls)

The Nazi's loved masculine almost homoerotic art, dominated by the body beautiful and pure and so forth, their art was almost like a Western directed by the Romans. You clearly in your reduced life cannot not see pure art, sort yourself out, get on the home team for the big touchdown.
 
Do you guys think this would go well in my den or is it more of a living room piece?

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Actually it gets worse if trump loses. How are people even going to survive four more months of this ********?
 
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Actually it gets worse if trump loses. How are people even going to survive four more months of this ********?
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Are you having trouble surviving? You might be relying on the government to take care of you a bit too much.

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Are you having trouble surviving? You might be relying on the government to take care of you a bit too much.

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Why do you always have to respond with stupidity? Do you ever think at all? It’s the fact the government keeps printing money to pay the war machine, fund lawfare, and buy votes from useless cucks that’s the problem.

It’s folks that don’t rely on the government that are struggling genius. People that pay bills, buy groceries, pay employees, etc. If you buy literally anything right now you are paying much more for it than you did just a few years ago. If you don’t know that maybe you are relying on the government a bit too much dum dum.
 
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I imagine more Republicans then we realize are hoping Trump loses.



WHAT IF TRUMP LOSES? — A few days ago, conservative commentator ERICK ERICKSON raised eyebrows in GOP circles when he spilled a dirty little secret on X: Some Republicans are privately OK with a DONALD TRUMP loss on Election Day.

But there’s another part to that secret: It’s not just the Never Trumpers. Some of the Republicans wishing for a Trump loss include long-standing GOP figures throughout the nation who bleed red and wouldn’t dare to say this publicly but who are more than ready to move on from the Trump era.

This morning, these Republicans get their perspective aired by our own Jonathan Martin, who argues in a new column that “the best possible outcome in November for the future of the Republican Party is for Donald Trump to lose and lose soundly.”

“GOP leaders won’t tell you that on the record,” he writes. “I just did.”

It’s funny: JMart told us in the Playbook Daily Briefing that he thought his column would be a bit “provocative” and stir the pot but what he found while making calls was that many Republicans agreed with the take.

We’ve encountered the same. While it may seem counterintuitive, a sliver of elected Republicans and GOP thinkers fear a second Trump term could take the party in the wrong direction.

“There’s a lot of anxiety about what Trump does to Republican ability to win in 2028 — and what he also may do to the party in terms of policy long-term,” one conservative leader told Playbook. “There is just this concern that like, ‘OK, if the party just goes in that direction, then what kind of party is it going forward? And can conservatives, then, have a home going forward?’”

Even among these types, there are, of course, fears of the short-term consequences of a Trump loss. While Republicans still feel confident they’ll flip the Senate, if they don’t — and they also lose the House — Democrats will get at least two more years to pass progressive priorities and possibly even codify Roe v. Wade. But if Republicans hypothetically win the upper chamber, providing a check on a future KAMALA HARRIS administration, some wouldn’t think twice about whether they want Trump in the White House.

Future congressional majorities are also on their minds. JMart notes that if Harris wins, the 2026 election cycle would come as the same party has held the presidency for six years — “always a promising midterm for the opposition.” Republicans would have a good shot at recruiting popular governors like Virginia’s GLENN YOUNGKIN, Georgia’s BRIAN KEMP and New Hampshire’s CHRIS SUNUNU to run for Senate.

“A Democratic House majority would also be far easier for Republicans to reverse under Harris than Trump,” JMart continues. “And the GOP would almost certainly find more success in the 36 governors’ races taking place that year if they were running against the so-called six-year-itch.”
 
Mongoose said:
Why do you always have to respond with stupidity? Do you ever think at all? It’s the fact the government keeps printing money to pay the war machine, fund lawfare, and buy votes from useless cucks that’s the problem.

It’s folks that don’t rely on the government that are struggling genius. People that pay bills, buy groceries, pay employees, etc. If you buy literally anything right now you are paying much more for it than you did just a few years ago. If you don’t know that maybe you are relying on the government a bit too much dum dum.
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You said "how are people going to survive the next 4 months?" lol.

So answer the question, are you struggling to survive?

I have an answer to your question. If people are struggling to survive then they might have to eat out less often, cancel some TV subscriptions and go on less vacations.

Go out. Look around you. You will see gyms parking lots full, restaurants full, amusement parks full, airlplanes full, concerts packed, etc etc.

People are surviving just fine you idiot. You obviously listen to the fake news msm too much.



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