Donald Trump Wins Iowa Caucus - 2024 Presidential Primaries

[Strangelove 1,546]

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/01/15/us/politics/trump-wins-iowa.html

 

[Veinsineon 70,519]

We’re gonna have to throw the whole country away

[Mer 52,031]

These ppl just have unreleased syndrome...once he's President again they'll remember what a shit-show it constantly was

[Black to Blue 4,670]

This year’s election is a joke. The fact that there are no decent candidates for either side to the point where it’ll likely be down to trump vs biden is horrendous. 

[taco truck 28,693]

i'm scared tbh 

[Surf Noir 188,794]

my cat would make a more competent candidate 

[themusicbizisGONEgoingcountry 4,507]

I can't do another round of this  Why anyone would vote him in for a second term is beyond me. He offers nothing other than exacting revenge on his perceived political enemies. He's a narcissistic obsessed loser

[Mer 52,031]

12 minutes ago, mindofyouwithmeTHANKU1moretime said:

I can't do another round of this  Why anyone would vote him in for a second term is beyond me. He offers nothing other than exacting revenge on his perceived political enemies. He's a narcissistic obsessed loser

 

I feel like this point is not talked about enough. Whichever side you're on, it's hard to argue that Trump actually accomplished anything for better or for worse. All he did was get himself in the news daily for some petty drama. He failed to repeal Obamacare, the border wall didn't really happen, and there were no major wars (and neither escalation nor deescalation of any ongoing conflicts). 

 

He signed a few stupid executive orders that were quickly repealed by the next President, and he had no real vision or doctrine that he governed on. He just was a major headache and the saddest, and most impactful, thing he ever did was embolden a bunch of white nationalists to come out of the shadows. That was the most dangerous thing he ever has done, and will continue to do. Otherwise, he is the epitome of a failed President. 

 

There are much, much more dangerous Republicans, who actually have an agenda and know who to carry it out, currently in/running for Congress, who want to strip rights away from anyone who's not a straight white man. Trump is distracting from them, and that is scary. 

[baddisease 15,876]

A person at the caucus said they couldn't support Vivek Ramaswamy because of 9/11...

 

...Ramaswamy is Indian.

 

 

Also dumb af for thinking the racism that runs rampant in the Republican Party would spare him.

[themusicbizisGONEgoingcountry 4,507]

19 minutes ago, Mer said:

 

I feel like this point is not talked about enough. Whichever side you're on, it's hard to argue that Trump actually accomplished anything for better or for worse. All he did was get himself in the news daily for some petty drama. He failed to repeal Obamacare, the border wall didn't really happen, and there were no major wars (and neither escalation nor deescalation of any ongoing conflicts). 

 

He signed a few stupid executive orders that were quickly repealed by the next President, and he had no real vision or doctrine that he governed on. He just was a major headache and the saddest, and most impactful, thing he ever did was embolden a bunch of white nationalists to come out of the shadows. That was the most dangerous thing he ever has done, and will continue to do. Otherwise, he is the epitome of a failed President. 

 

There are much, much more dangerous Republicans, who actually have an agenda and know who to carry it out, currently in/running for Congress, who want to strip rights away from anyone who's not a straight white man. Trump is distracting from them, and that is scary. 

100%. He has activated some of the worst qualities in people and I think his followers are addicted to the rush of anger and indignity he drones on and on about. 

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The seven TRUMPet are sounded by seven angels and the events that follow are described in detail from Revelation Chapters 8 to 11