Examples of GOP Leadership

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  • On Friday, Hawley said he wouldn't "run away" from a fight with "liberals" during a TPUSA speech.
Republican Sen. Josh Hawley said he won't "run away" from his feud with liberals a day after the January 6 committee presented a video of him running away from a pro-Trump crowd during the January 6, 2021 Capitol riot.

"And I just want to say to all of those liberals out there and the liberal media, just in case you haven't gotten the message yet, I do not regret it," Hawley said during a speech at Turning Point USA's conference in Florida on Friday. "And I am not backing down. I'm not gonna apologize, I'm not gonna cower, I'm not gonna run from you."


Hawley was referencing being called a "traitor" for pushing for "election integrity" last year, referencing his "objection" to certifying the election last year.

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Breaking Down The GOP's 'Trumpism'
20,058 views Jul 24, 2022 Despite warnings from Rep. Liz Cheney, all signs point to Republicans standing by Donald Trump as he hints at running for President again. Across the country, 120 Republican candidates are running on the Big Lie that led to the insurrection. But Jonathan's guests say nearly all Republicans are complicit in propping up Trump.
 

Rupert Murdoch's New York Post publishes scathing Trump critique
1,843 views Jul 24, 2022 One of Donald Trump’s favorite newspapers — controlled by his media ally Rupert Murdoch — says Trump is “unworthy to be this country’s chief executive again.”
 

GOP strategist says there is big shift in Trump voters after hearings
64,338 views Jul 24, 2022 Republican strategist Sarah Longwell speaks with CNN's Brian Stelter about the focus groups she has held with Trump voters during the Jan. 6 hearings.
 
DIY-HP-LED said:

Rupert Murdoch's New York Post publishes scathing Trump critique
1,843 views Jul 24, 2022 One of Donald Trump’s favorite newspapers — controlled by his media ally Rupert Murdoch — says Trump is “unworthy to be this country’s chief executive again.”
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This to me signals that the older "establishment" republicans and big money conservatives want trump gone. They gave a slumlord snake oil salesman the keys to the country, and expected to able to control him, like a simple cousin from the country. Didn't work out that way, did it?
The republicans are already split over this, but their base needs to be split as well. Tho old money donors will start getting a lot more specific with their donations, and cutting off trumpists, and that means non trump supporting candidates will be seen and heard a lot more. If I was in McTurkeyneck's position right now, i think i'd be busy talking to all of those old money people, and i'd be hiring PR and advertising firms, good ones. they can shed themselves of the lunatics, who will probably start a radical third party, which, actually, could do well in some states...
 
https://www.thedailybeast.com/texas...n-and-disbarment-if-they-facilitate-abortions

So texas is threatening lawyers...Well, that's just another company that can and will leave texas...I wonder what it will look like there in 20 years? 40-50% unemployment, because most businesses won't operate there, they won't be able to. Even if they were willing to, there will be a huge labor shortage, no women but hard core right wing extremist will be willing to live there, and young men aren't going to stay in a state where there are not only not enough women, but if they get one of them pregnant, they'll be stuck with them, at least financially, till the day they die. texas can kiss any federal funding goodbye, there's no way they'll get full funding unless republicans take both houses, and that looks increasingly unlikely, as they continue to do a dance that consists of them holding up one foot, shooting it, then holding up the other foot, and shooting it, then repeating the whole thing, forever... abbot showed just how short sighted texas republicans are with his disasterous border closing "plan"...

of course, that's IF the lawyers decide not to sue all the way to the supreme court. they can and probably will tie this shit up for years in courts, knowing that the current supreme court will suck the dicks of republicans. they can probably hold it up until at least 3 or 4 of the current members are disbarred...which i see as just as important as the 1/6 participants being prosecuted, if not more so
 
rollitup said:
Why is there a bann on audio?? :roll:


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Unsolved mysteries, like why does he wear three shirts, I know why he looks like shit, liquor does that. Steve runs "The War Room", his podcast and it looks like he's a civil war casualty. He's still whipping up morons with his podcast and it makes ya wonder who is still listening to his drivel.
 
So some of these idiots will be running on the big lie, she must have real fucking morons in her district. If the democrats win, they might need to reintroduce reconstruction there, seems they missed a spot or two the first time around.


Texas Paul REACTS to Marjorie Taylor Greene Blaming Jan 6 on Nancy Pelosi
123,215 views Jul 24, 2022 Marjorie Taylor Greene spoke at the fascist Turning Points USA conference on Saturday, which means Greene took another opportunity to gaslight the American people and inject disinformation into the veins of the young, impressionable minds in the audience. During her deranged speech, if you can call it that, Greene accused Nancy Pelosi of being responsible for January 6, and called for the impeachment of Speaker Pelosi and President Biden. Texas Paul reacts to these garbage statements from a garbage person.
 
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