At an increasingly alarming rate.
Ann is a bitter malcontent who needs a good schlonging.This might be a good place to post this link. There are people bellowing from the rooftops begging the Republicans to remove their heads from their backsides. But as the title suggests Republicans are stupid more often than not.
Ann Coulter: My party, the stupid party!
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is being pressured by idiots like Reps. Marjorie Taylor Greene and Lauren Boebert to impeach Biden for his son Hunter’s sleazy foreign dealings — and thuswww.northwestgeorgianews.com
Isn't she married to a Dem? Probably hasn't had any kind of schlonging for a very long time.
That may be true but she is also a life-long Republican (unlike Donald Trump) who is watching her party self immolate right in front of her, and is doing the best she can to snap people out of the hypnotic trance they’ve been lured into. You’ve demeaned her character, now tell us what she got wrong in what she wrote.
As a lifelong Republican myself, I’ll take immolation over RINOfication in a heartbeat.
The same Republican Party that has done nothing to reign in the national debt that just hit 33 trillion dollars?
The same one that is trying to pass another spending bill that doesn't reduce spending purely for political reasons but can't due to the very ones Coulter is criticizing? Seems to me the ones being criticized are the ones trying to save the country from Democrats, Rinos and the Uni-party. I may not like some of the BS surrounding these people but I do agree with their actions to reduce spending and that is all that counts to me.
Yea I read the link, she's as bad as the Rinos. Yes the border is a huge problem but the national debt is an even bigger problem. In case you haven't noticed inflation is killing the middle class and the interest on the national debt is causing huge budget issues. Yes I understand no one wants to address the tough issues and that cutting federal spending is unpopular with people to stupid to look any further down the road than today but I'm more interested in the future and condition of the country we leave future generations.
You make an excllent point, one with which I agree. Her point is the Republicans have made such a big stink about the issue for so long without doing anything about it it has become nothing but white noise to voters in the same way climate change is for the Democrats. No one trusts the Republicans to tackle any budget issues. And why should they? The Republicans have stabbed their voters in the back for decades. So if they try to reconstitute that as a talking point in the next election they are just going to shoot themselves in the foot again and we could very easily end up with four more years of Democrat autocratic rule.
For starters, we still need to control spending, even if the electorate doesn’t care. Pretty soon gumball machines will only be accepting Sacagawea dollars.
Just my opinion but the Republican Party doesn't want to solve the border problem, they. Democrats, the elites and the Chamber of Commerce want cheap labor. Adding millions of uneducated, unskilled people from countries that have abused their population for years gives them the perfect opportunity. The people coming illegally now nothing of our history, laws, culture or our society. They can easily be taken advantage of and be manipulated to the advantage of the elites.
Well, yes, I do think you are a Trumper, at least in your own fashion. I don't argue with your reasoning for supporting him, but I cannot recall a time you have voiced opposition to a single thing he has said or done. Nor can I recall a time in which someone said something negative about him that you haven't instantly jumped to his defense. As for his accomplishments I won't say with absolute certainy, but I would bet that the budget, budget deficit and trade deficit all went up under his conservatorship. You're right that he's a rampaging bull, but from my perspective it has been almost all talk. As for Coulter's article, I only read it once, but I don't think she mentioned Trump's name, it was advice to the party as a whole that if it wants to stay relevant on the national stage it needs to find an issue that resonates across the board with voters. And if she's right that the public is upset about what's going on by a margin of 80% to 20% I think she has a point.
What do you expect a Republican majority to do about the spending issue? What has it ever done to give you confidience that it will even try? Please name a Republican you trust to bring spending under control.
Trust is the wrong word, all politicians are slimy, lying, corrupt POS but the very ones being criticized in the article are at least trying to do something about the spending. Sure they may be playing politics knowing they have no chance but with their actions of not going along with the spending bill they are taking a position against it.
This AM I visited D R Horton low budget high volumn sub division on Waco's west side. LightSpeed Utility Construction had workers changing out buried Charter Cable copper to fiber. I chatted with some of the south American and Mexicano workers. None spoke Ingles. Espanol. I didn't ask about wages.
No need to ask we all know the illegals are not compensated in the same manner citizens are.
Trump loses--again
and again
Democrats Continue Special Election Streak In Pennsylvania, New Hampshire
The wins will help the party control key legislative chambers and provide a good omen for 2024.nz.finance.yahoo.com
what a looser
None of them. That’s why we pretty much need to get rid of them, and all the never-had-a-real-job types like Ann Coulter, George Will, etc.
But her point is - and it's a valid point! - they're *not* doing anything about it, just shooting off their mouths to placate the masses. And like most political grifts it works until it quits working. Voters no longer believe them, they just tune them out because they know they're being lied to again. So if Republicans want to be taken seriously they need to find something else that grabs attention, and the illegal immigration issue is perfect fodder.
You need to get over the attitude that if they clash with Donald Trump then they aren't "real" conservatives, they aren't "real" Republicans. The truth is Donald Trump is not a real conservative, and that's why George Will, for example, finds him so untrustworthy. One other thing: my son is a writer, a professional writer. And I assure you it's a very real job that requires more mental acuity than most of us could muster. It would be a pretty bleak world without people that write for a living.
And by shooting their mouths off they are stopping an increase in spending which is good enough for me with the political climate we have today.
I'm unaware that any spending has been stopped. Would you please enlighten me? I think we're talking past each other here. Neither I nor Ann Coulter are against any effort to stop excess spending. The point being made is that the rhetoric doesn't move the needle any more, and if Republicans want to stop spending they're going to have to get elected first, and harping relentlessly on stopping spending when they have never done anything about it even when they had total control, the voters no longer listen to them. They need to find a different path to success. Coulter points to the immigration debacle, which is 100% on the Democrats, and 80% of all voters, Republicans and Democrats alike, are very concerned about. She is urging Republicans to jump on that bandwagon with all they've got. I don't think you disagree with the point being made, you just don't like the person making it because she got crossways with Donald Trump. And if that's the case I would tell you that's what makes me think you are a full-blown Trumper. Maybe I'm overreacting, but Coulter doesn't name or mention Trump in her piece, but you seem (to me, at least) to be taking issue with it because it's her. I'll apologize if you say I'm wrong.
She came to fame because she was one of the first conservative political pundits that turned the table on leftists by employing the Alinsky tactic of ridicule against them. That had never been done before, she was very good at it, and they hated her with all their might because they didn't know how to respond. Then she felt betrayed by Trump over the border wall issue, made a big fuss about it and the Trump faithful turned on her as if she were the devil incarnate.
Plus a lot of doors got opened for her because she was sleeping with the Tennessee Law and Order actor Senator guy.
