The Lincoln Project
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Hi, George. I know you are not smart, have a look at who founded The Lincoln Project-
George Conway
George Conway is a lawyer in New York City and a founding member of Checks & Balances, a group of conservative and libertarian lawyers organized to defend the rule of law.
Reed Galen
Reed Galen is an independent political strategist. He left the Republican Party in 2016 and has spent the last three years dedicated to the political reform movement, creating a better system for all voters.
Jennifer Horn
Jennifer Horn is a communications strategist and former Chairman of the NH Republican Party. She was the first Republican woman in New Hampshire nominated for Federal office.
Mike Madrid
Mike Madrid is a Republican strategist and former political director of the California Republican Party. He serves as a senior advisor to the California Latino Economic Institute.
Steve Schmidt
Steve Schmidt is a national political strategist. He previously worked for President George W. Bush, Senator John McCain and Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Ron Steslow
Ron Steslow is a brand and marketing strategist and independent political consultant. Since leaving the GOP in 2016, he has worked to put voters first in our political system.
John Weaver
John is a national political strategist. He worked for President George H.W. Bush, Senator John McCain and Ohio Governor John Kasich.
Rick Wilson
Rick is a long time Republican media consultant and author of the New York Times bestselling book, Everything Trump Touches Dies.
Ace Boobtoucher
Founder and Captain of the Douchepatrol
George Conway looks like Chaz Bono. Acts like her too.
That is so very true .
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The only criticism you've got is an attack on Conway's looks.
Hillary was an exceptionally bad candidate and ran a lazy campaign, and don't forget the historic gains Democrats had in the 2018 midterms. Four years of Trump Carnage: This Shit Is Not Even Going To Be Close. Blue Tidal Wave 2020.
Supafly
Retired Mod
Plus:
Trump only won due to the vote of the ultimate Washington insiders: The Electoral College. Without their swing vote, Clinton would have been President, by +3 million votes.
And do you really think those same Washington insiders will give Trump the keys to the WH, for a second time, after his track record in the past three years?
Dream on.
Trump only won due to the vote of the ultimate Washington insiders: The Electoral College. Without their swing vote, Clinton would have been President, by +3 million votes.
And do you really think those same Washington insiders will give Trump the keys to the WH, for a second time, after his track record in the past three years?
Dream on.
Ace Boobtoucher
Founder and Captain of the Douchepatrol
The only criticism you've got is an attack on Conway's looks.
No. I also stated that he acted like Chaz Bono. Unhinged and ready for a sex change.
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Right, sorry I left that part out, it completely changes the dynamic of your criticism. 🙄
Yeah, Hillary was a terrible candidate. But Biden's even worst. Biden is Hillary 2.0 except that he's record with women is terrible so he won't be able to play the women card against him. Actually Trump could play it against Biden.
And Biden's campaign, OMG, where to start. To make it short it's lazy and it's a trainwreck. 0 momentum, 0 energy, 0 enthusiasm. Biden's campaign should be a case study in every school of politics, as how to lose an election.
Yeah, I think so. 100%. If you think that even if Trump wins the electoral college won't let him have his 2nd term, you're delusionnal. If that happens, the country will turn to utter chaos.
Anyway, the electoral college knew who Trump was, they knew what was his plan for America and yet they let him take the White House. What makes you think that, if they had the same choice presented to them, they wouldn't pick him again ?
I'm telling you guys : Trump is gonna have his 2nd term.
I've been telling that since Biden won Super Tuesday. When Covid19 started I thought it might change the playfield. But Biden hadn't been able to seize the opportunity, probably because his way to deal with that exceptionnal situation wouldn't change things very much for the american people.
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Trump replaced the pandemic response team with Jared Kushner, so yeah, there's that. For fuck sake, Johan, have you forgotten everything this orange fucking pig has done the last four years!? Him and his MAGAt ass honky peckerwood cracker redneck motherfucker supporters sure hope we've all got memories that shitty.
No, I haven't. But looking at Trump and looking at Biden, I don't see how Biden could win that.
What we are seing right now is a carbon-copy of the 2016 election : energized Trump fans, democrats dealing with a candidate that doesn't create any enthusiasm around his campaign, Biden's campaign proposing nothing but "not Trump" Biden leading the polls by double digits in early may (11 points according CNN, which, 4 years ago, had Hillary leading by 13 points). And Democrats voters thinking they can't loose the election...
Wake up man, you still haven't blearned the lesson from 2016
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Did you forget The Blue Wave of the 2018 Midterms? There's certainly no lack of mudslinging from the Trump campaign against Biden, and no, he wasn't my first choice, either, but I'm voting for Biden because I'm a grownup. I get where you're coming from and I appreciate your caution.
I've seen that Rick Wilson doing the rounds talking about this. Trying to cut out the trump cult and tea party cancers to rebuild the republican party on the principles that they claim to believe in.
It all sounds good. If the republican party actually stood for the things they claim to stand for I wouldn't have a problem with them, might even support them. But I don't know if there ever was a time that they did, I don't know that much of their history. And I kinda suspect that if they do manage to get rid of the tea party and trump assholes, there might only be a handful of them left in the entire country.
It all sounds good. If the republican party actually stood for the things they claim to stand for I wouldn't have a problem with them, might even support them. But I don't know if there ever was a time that they did, I don't know that much of their history. And I kinda suspect that if they do manage to get rid of the tea party and trump assholes, there might only be a handful of them left in the entire country.
No I did not. Back in 2010 the GOP had a "red wave" on the midterms during Obama's first mandate. 2 years later Obama still won re-election...
