Civil War: MAGA in Turmoil
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It isn't if the pattern doesn't repeat, but unfortunately for the conservatives, it does.
I see, poor Pee Pee , what's he going to do now in paradise??
One more, just one more.....
Let me just leave this here one more time so it sinks in deeeeeep, very deeeeeeeeeep
Ontario MP Michael Ma crosses floor to Liberals, putting party one seat short of majority
Loss another blow to Poilievre, who faces a leadership review in January after failing to win the last election
www.theglobeandmail.com
psssss , may I have some more please!!
You seriously already claiming victory even though the next Canadian election isn't until 2029??!!
2029. It's a minority government, for now
You should be on the phone, writing letters, doing everything you can to get rid of Pee Pee but I hope he stays for a very long time.
Remember sweetheart, the big prize belongs to usLet me just leave this here one more time so it sinks in deeeeeep, very deeeeeeeeeep
Ontario MP Michael Ma crosses floor to Liberals, putting party one seat short of majority
Loss another blow to Poilievre, who faces a leadership review in January after failing to win the last election
psssss , may I have some more please!!
I think I mentioned this already, but Carney has been great for my oil, gas, and mining stocks.2029. It's a minority government, for now
You should be on the phone, writing letters, doing everything you can to get rid of Pee Pee but I hope he stays for a very long time
He's a lot more right-wing then I thought he would be
Carney major reversal on oil was amazing. Lmao...poster boy Trudeau is gone...that's the best prize...I think I mentioned this already, but Carney has been great for my oil, gas, and mining stocks.
He's a lot more right-wing then I thought he would be
Yes, because we won this year after being TWENTY points behind. Nobody thought the libs could win.
I do not see the conservatives gaining such a lead in 2029 what with Trump wreaking havoc down south.
So I am afraid you are stuck with vicarious living for the foreseeable future. lmfao.
Remember sweetheart, the big prize belongs to us
I think I mentioned this already, but Carney has been great for my oil, gas, and mining stocks.
He's a lot more right-wing then I thought he would be
Vicarious living 101. lmfao.
He's already a lame duck president.Remember sweetheart, the big prize belongs to us
Everyday the america first myth dies a bit more.
White House may tap surrogates for Trump after rally veers off script
The White House may lean on surrogates to drum up support for President Donald Trump’s economic agenda ahead of next year’s midterms, according to a new report, which comes after the president veered off script at a recent rally on affordability.
While many Trump supporters are glad to see him back on the campaign trail, some allies acknowledged the president is an “imperfect messenger” when it comes to his ability to quell voter concerns about the economy, Politico reported.
“I think a lot more domestic events outside of Washington are great. Let’s do more of it,” a former senior adviser to Trump told the outlet. “Unfortunately I just don’t think Trump is temperamentally capable of reversing himself and saying, ‘Yes, affordability is a concern.’ He’s stubborn.”
As a result, people in Trump’s orbit have signaled the White House may begin relying on other messengers — such as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Vice President JD Vance — to address affordability.
The issue has proved a key concern among Americans and a potent motivator in recent elections, helping Democrats romp to victory in a number of states, including Virginia, New Jersey and New York. Republicans, keen on maintaining their majorities in Congress, are now going on the offensive on the issue ahead of the 2026 midterms.
On Tuesday, Trump traveled to Mount Pocono, Pennsylvania — an all-important battleground state — to host a rally centered on the economy.
During a speech meant to assuage concerns about pocketbook pressures, Trump went off script and advocated for austerity. He said American children should be content with “one or two” pencils and “two or three” dolls.
“They have a new word. You know, they always have a hoax. The new word is affordability,” he said.
Democrats have complained that “prices are too high,” Trump added. “Yeah, they're too high because they caused them to be too high. But now they're coming down.”
Earlier this week, when asked what grade he would give the economy, Trump expressed extreme confidence, saying, “A-plus-plus-plus-plus-plus.”
Attendees at Trump's affordability rally in Mount Pocono, Pennsylvania, on December 9 (AFP via Getty Images)
But, recent polls show that most Americans — including many of Trump’s own voters — are indeed feeling squeezed by current economic conditions.
A Politico survey conducted in November found that 46 percent of respondents believe the current cost of living is the worst they can remember. This figure includes 37 percent of Trump 2024 voters and 53 percent of voters who casted their ballots for former Vice President Kamala Harris.
At the same time, nearly half said they struggle to afford groceries, health care, housing, utility bills and transportation. And more than one quarter indicated they’ve gone without a medical appointment in the past two years because of high costs.
“The president would be wise to listen to his smart polling team that is focusing him on this issue,” Kristen Soltis Anderson, a GOP pollster, told the outlet. “He cannot afford to fall into the same trap as the Biden administration, where he feels compelled to tout a supposedly great economy nobody is feeling.”
This concern was shared by a former Trump official, who said the president is in peril of “repeating Biden’s errors, which is telling people things are great when that’s not what they’re feeling.”
According to a recent survey, nearly half of Americans struggle to afford groceries, health care and housing. (Getty Images)
However, not all Trump allies share this worry.
For one thing, some said that the president’s description of affordability as a hoax has been misinterpreted. He isn’t brushing aside Americans’ economic pains, but calling out hypocrisy among Democrats who are attempting to “rewrite their own history,” a White House official said.
The administration has also telegraphed optimism that concerns about affordability will ease up in the coming year, when some of his newly implemented policies go into effect — such as the no tax on tips provision in the Big, Beautiful Bill.
There are signs the tide may already turning. A December Reuters poll found that, for the first time since October, Trump’s approval rating has increased to 41 percent, largely as a result of growing support for his handling of the economy.
White House Deputy Press Secretary Kush Desai told Politico that Trump won the 2024 election “precisely because he understood just how much damage Joe Biden’s economic disaster had inflicted on American families.”
“With inflation having cooled and trillions in investments pouring in, President Trump’s agenda is indeed delivering the booming economy that Americans enjoyed during his first term — and both he and the Administration will continue to underscore the work we are doing to make this happen,” Desai added.
TRANSLATION - THE OLD FUCK IS NOW SO SENILE AND CRAZY THAT HE CAN NO LONGER BE SHOWN IN PUBLIC.
The White House may lean on surrogates to drum up support for President Donald Trump’s economic agenda ahead of next year’s midterms, according to a new report, which comes after the president veered off script at a recent rally on affordability.
While many Trump supporters are glad to see him back on the campaign trail, some allies acknowledged the president is an “imperfect messenger” when it comes to his ability to quell voter concerns about the economy, Politico reported.
“I think a lot more domestic events outside of Washington are great. Let’s do more of it,” a former senior adviser to Trump told the outlet. “Unfortunately I just don’t think Trump is temperamentally capable of reversing himself and saying, ‘Yes, affordability is a concern.’ He’s stubborn.”
As a result, people in Trump’s orbit have signaled the White House may begin relying on other messengers — such as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Vice President JD Vance — to address affordability.
The issue has proved a key concern among Americans and a potent motivator in recent elections, helping Democrats romp to victory in a number of states, including Virginia, New Jersey and New York. Republicans, keen on maintaining their majorities in Congress, are now going on the offensive on the issue ahead of the 2026 midterms.
On Tuesday, Trump traveled to Mount Pocono, Pennsylvania — an all-important battleground state — to host a rally centered on the economy.
During a speech meant to assuage concerns about pocketbook pressures, Trump went off script and advocated for austerity. He said American children should be content with “one or two” pencils and “two or three” dolls.
“They have a new word. You know, they always have a hoax. The new word is affordability,” he said.
Democrats have complained that “prices are too high,” Trump added. “Yeah, they're too high because they caused them to be too high. But now they're coming down.”
Earlier this week, when asked what grade he would give the economy, Trump expressed extreme confidence, saying, “A-plus-plus-plus-plus-plus.”
Attendees at Trump's affordability rally in Mount Pocono, Pennsylvania, on December 9 (AFP via Getty Images)
But, recent polls show that most Americans — including many of Trump’s own voters — are indeed feeling squeezed by current economic conditions.
A Politico survey conducted in November found that 46 percent of respondents believe the current cost of living is the worst they can remember. This figure includes 37 percent of Trump 2024 voters and 53 percent of voters who casted their ballots for former Vice President Kamala Harris.
At the same time, nearly half said they struggle to afford groceries, health care, housing, utility bills and transportation. And more than one quarter indicated they’ve gone without a medical appointment in the past two years because of high costs.
“The president would be wise to listen to his smart polling team that is focusing him on this issue,” Kristen Soltis Anderson, a GOP pollster, told the outlet. “He cannot afford to fall into the same trap as the Biden administration, where he feels compelled to tout a supposedly great economy nobody is feeling.”
This concern was shared by a former Trump official, who said the president is in peril of “repeating Biden’s errors, which is telling people things are great when that’s not what they’re feeling.”
According to a recent survey, nearly half of Americans struggle to afford groceries, health care and housing. (Getty Images)
However, not all Trump allies share this worry.
For one thing, some said that the president’s description of affordability as a hoax has been misinterpreted. He isn’t brushing aside Americans’ economic pains, but calling out hypocrisy among Democrats who are attempting to “rewrite their own history,” a White House official said.
The administration has also telegraphed optimism that concerns about affordability will ease up in the coming year, when some of his newly implemented policies go into effect — such as the no tax on tips provision in the Big, Beautiful Bill.
There are signs the tide may already turning. A December Reuters poll found that, for the first time since October, Trump’s approval rating has increased to 41 percent, largely as a result of growing support for his handling of the economy.
White House Deputy Press Secretary Kush Desai told Politico that Trump won the 2024 election “precisely because he understood just how much damage Joe Biden’s economic disaster had inflicted on American families.”
“With inflation having cooled and trillions in investments pouring in, President Trump’s agenda is indeed delivering the booming economy that Americans enjoyed during his first term — and both he and the Administration will continue to underscore the work we are doing to make this happen,” Desai added.
TRANSLATION - THE OLD FUCK IS NOW SO SENILE AND CRAZY THAT HE CAN NO LONGER BE SHOWN IN PUBLIC.
Getting that communist Trudope out of office was a major win for Righties
right wingers are still fixated on Trudea.
TDS
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Satan has other plans for your yellow-hairedRemember sweetheart, the big prize belongs to us
. God doesn't want him, so hopefully the tailed demon below has a vacancy.
I think I mentioned this already, but Carney has been great for my oil, gas, and mining stocks.
He's a lot more right-wing then I thought he would be
We don't need you two on our bus!!! OFF, OUT, and let the trolley door slap your ass on the way out!!!!!
