2024 Presidential Election

@GOGETUMPOKE Veritas, the Daily Mail, and your goat roping buddies are not the most reliable news sources in my opinion. Hear say evidence based on stolen diaries and laptops is right up their alley. No self respecting person could take these sources as gospel and MSM as totally fake. You’ve obviously drank the Koolaid and dwell in the outer regions of the net, and reality.
 

Abortion bans "contradictory" to small-government Republican principles, GOP strategist says​


Conservatives are not small-government. That shipped sailed decades ago.
 

Marjorie Taylor Greene Warns Biden Wants to ‘Address’ Problems like ‘Medical Care’ and ‘Rural Poverty’​


I'm surprised Greene didn't point out how wrong it was for Eisenhower to promote the Interstate system, since it's based on socialism. I guess her problem with that is that Eisenhower was a Republican, rather than a Democrat.

I'm sure most rural Oklahomans would join with Greene about Biden being concerned with medical care. Nearly every rural county voted against adopting more Medicaid.
 
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Frankly I think Biden won’t get out unless Trump is gone. Either locked up or run out by Republicans. He’s proven he can beat Trump. If Trump is banned from holding public office , Joe might get out.
I wouldn't count on a Biden win. Most polls I look at have him slightly ahead but with the margin of error making it closer to a toss up. In a perfect world they would both go away and give us some fresh choices.
 

GOP senators rattled by radical conservative populism​


Republican senators say they’re worried that conservative populism, though always a part of the GOP, is beginning to take over the party, becoming more radical and threatening to cause them significant political problems heading into the 2024 election.

GOP senators are saying they’re being increasingly confronted by constituents who buy into discredited conspiracy theories such as the claim that Democrats stole the 2020 presidential election or that federal agents incited the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol.

Growing distrust with government institutions, from the FBI, CIA and Department of Justice to the Centers for Disease Control and National Institutes of Health, make it more difficult for Republican lawmakers to govern.

Republican senators believe their party has a good chance to take back control of the White House and Senate, given President Biden’s low approval ratings and the favorable map of Senate seats up for reelection, but they regularly face political headaches caused by populist members of their party who say the rest of the GOP is out of step with mainstream America.

“We should be concerned about this as Republicans. I’m having more ‘rational Republicans’ coming up to me and saying, ‘I just don’t know how long I can stay in this party,’” said Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska). “Now our party is becoming known as a group of kind of extremist, populist over-the-top [people] where no one is taking us seriously anymore.

 

GOP senators rattled by radical conservative populism​


Republican senators say they’re worried that conservative populism, though always a part of the GOP, is beginning to take over the party, becoming more radical and threatening to cause them significant political problems heading into the 2024 election.

GOP senators are saying they’re being increasingly confronted by constituents who buy into discredited conspiracy theories such as the claim that Democrats stole the 2020 presidential election or that federal agents incited the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol.

Growing distrust with government institutions, from the FBI, CIA and Department of Justice to the Centers for Disease Control and National Institutes of Health, make it more difficult for Republican lawmakers to govern.

Republican senators believe their party has a good chance to take back control of the White House and Senate, given President Biden’s low approval ratings and the favorable map of Senate seats up for reelection, but they regularly face political headaches caused by populist members of their party who say the rest of the GOP is out of step with mainstream America.

“We should be concerned about this as Republicans. I’m having more ‘rational Republicans’ coming up to me and saying, ‘I just don’t know how long I can stay in this party,’” said Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska). “Now our party is becoming known as a group of kind of extremist, populist over-the-top [people] where no one is taking us seriously anymore.

It sounds like reverse democrats
 
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