The overwhelming idiocy of the Reichwing
POSTED BY: reaverfan
UPDATED: Thursday, July 10, 2025 17:58
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Originally posted by reaverfan:
Abortion is murder, but murder should be rewarded.
Apparently you didn't see the videos.
Clearly self-defense from thugs.
Good for Kyle.
Do Right, Be Right. :)
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Quote:Nope. Premeditated murder. Like trumptards like.
Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
Apparently you didn't see the videos.
Clearly self-defense from thugs.
Good for Kyle.
Do Right, Be Right. :)
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Quote:Republicans, Not Biden, Are About to Raise Your Taxes
Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
Oh yeah? Show me the bill. Not a tweet.
Do Right, Be Right. :)
President Trump built in tax increases beginning in 2021, for nearly everyone but those at the very top.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/31/opinion/republicans-biden-taxes.htm
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Trump Says He Will 'Cut Middle Class Taxes' as GOP Plans Increase Next Year
https://www.newsweek.com/trump-cut-middle-class-taxes-gop-increase-nex
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While Trump has repeatedly touted further tax cuts for middle class Americans, the Republican tax reforms will mean tax increases for most Americans between 2021 and 2027.
As Nobel Prize winning economist Joseph Stiglitz pointed out in The New York Times on Saturday, tax increases had already been approved by Congress in the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
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Ah yes, trumptards now believe that Republican Brian Kemp, the governor that disenfranchised hundreds of thousands of black folk in 2018 to rig a gubernatorial election is...a communist plant funded by China here to steal the election from Trump.
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The Republican Party’s future: Being terrorized by its unhinged base
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/11/20/republican-partys-f
uture-being-terrorized-by-its-unhinged-base/?utm_source=reddit.com
Go back to 2009 and the rise of the tea party movement, and you should recall the general feeling of chaos that gripped our politics. Amid a national economic crisis, a movement sprang up that was both genuinely grass-roots and assisted by elite Republicans. It was loud and aggrieved, and it filled the Republican Party with fear.
It did so because, from the beginning, its targets were not only Obama, whom it saw as an illegitimate president, but because it regarded as a quisling any Republican whose opposition to Obama was not strong, outraged or effective enough.
The defeat of a couple of establishment Republican officeholders by tea party challengers in primaries was enough to fill others in the GOP with terror. Lest they run afoul of this ravenous beast, they joined the tea party cause, held dozens of meaningless votes to repeal the Affordable Care Act and even shut down the government to prove that they were fighting with the appropriate vigor.
That history is likely to replay itself in 2021 and beyond. But, this time, the Republican base is even crazier than before.
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They were always loons, but it's even crazier now.
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Quote:Naw. Politics wasn't 'gripped with chaos'. Not even the Republican Party was 'gripped with chaos'. Tea Party members were welcomed into the fold, where they were quickly cocooned to prevent any untoward movements, and quietly stifled into meaningless mouthings. Besides, the Tea Party was focused on small government and religious conservatism, in line with orthodox Republicans. So it accomplished nothing to help strapped Americans, and threatened no existing powers. That's hardly a recipe for 'chaos'.
Go back to 2009 and the rise of the tea party movement, and you should recall the general feeling of chaos that gripped our politics.
Quote:It started out to be the first genuinely populist stirrings in US politics in a long, long time. The other side had Occupy, but Occupy wasn't strategic enough to be political. And so the Dems lost out on also riding the angst that filled the country. (Not that Dems would have joined up with Occupy, or even that they felt the need to respond to the conditions at the time. As self-anointed 'liberals', they figured they had the automatic support and blessings of all struggling people. And they were really more interested in focusing on "demographics" - assuming that the young, the female, the black, and the brown, would automatically gravitate towards them, they just wanted to be sure to position themselves for the incoming tide, by deploying sufficient empty phrases. So for the Dems, it was business as usual, just like it was for the RepuliTea Partiers.)
Amid a national economic crisis, a movement sprang up that was both genuinely grass-roots and assisted by elite Republicans.
But if you look at the entire slate of Republican hopefuls in 2015/ 2016 that trotted through the primaries, 16 of 17 were Tea Party, Tea Party-esque, and Tea Party-lite, with Trump the only exception. And who lost?
In the interim, between 2009 and 2016, Republican voters figured out that the Tea Party was just really business as usual. The Republican primaries and all the rejected Tea Partiers attest to that.
And so, Trump didn't win. Business as usual lost.
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Trump campaign cuts Sidney Powell from president’s legal team
The abrupt shake-up comes as Powell makes far-fetched and unsupported claims of voter fraud in the 2020 elections.
https://www.politico.com/news/2020/11/22/trump-campaign-sidney-powell-
legal-439357
Oh, dear! What now?
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25,000 lies.
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Ex-Russian chess champion says Putin already has sunk his teeth into Republicans in Congress
https://www.rawstory.com/2020/11/ex-russian-chess-champion-says-putin-
already-has-a-his-teeth-sunk-into-republicans-in-congress/
An ex-Russian chess champion revealed Sunday he believes President Vladimir Putin has sunken his teeth into “an enfeebled Congress.”
Garry Kasparov tweeted, “While most concerns about the U.S. becoming like Putin’s Russia focused on an authoritarian president, I’m starting to worry about an enfeebled Congress with extremist wings like Russia’s: Nationalists and Communists!”
His thread continued, “Such extremes can push people toward a relatively reasonable sounding authoritarian. Putin had the nationalist ranting of Zhirinovsky and the Communist Zyuganov to make him look like the only sane choice. As I wrote years ago about this radicalization trend, the ‘Spanish Civil War’ model, this isolates the middle. But that presumes an eventual victory by one side. Instead, it can leave an opening for a opportunistic agnostic like Putin, who cares only for power.”
Kasparov said he wasn’t only alarmed by the threat of extremism.
“Extremism isn’t the only danger, dysfunction and stagnation are too. If Congress is increasingly seen as abdicating its powers as the first branch, people will continue to support the expansion of executive power when their party has power,” Kasparov warned. “I wrote about the need for a ‘popular front’ against Trump in Jan. The emphasis is usually on one extremist side winning the the winner-take-all prize. But discrediting the parliament and regular politics is a more subtle danger.”
He continued, “Putin cares more about the type of person who wins than their politics, and he supports extremists on all sides in his interference campaigns. Not just for chaos, but to delegitimize the system and make an autocrat more likely to rise. Trump attacking the legitimacy of the election doesn’t really end on January 20. It’s an attack on the legitimacy of Biden as president. Trump is never going to stop saying he was cheated, and his GOP enablers are destabilizing the country with their silence.”
Exposing the GOP for their ineptitude followed — and included the concept of treason.
“Only five GOP Senators have acknowledged reality by my count. Cruz is tweeting pictures about Thanksgiving when he and his colleagues are the real turkeys. Constitutionalists? Rule of law? Or Trump? They have chosen and it won’t be forgotten,” Kasparov said. “Right now it’s high crimes and misdemeanors. But if Trump holds a rally on January 21, saying he’s the real president, is that not treason? Aside from the violence it would likely lead to, it’s an attack on the union itself.”
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Umm, they spent the 4th of July in Russia, partying with known Russian Intelligence operatives.
https://www.esquire.com/news-politics/politics/a34042751/ron-johnson-u
kraine-joe-biden-investigation-russia/
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