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How close are we to election day? There is milk being sold that will expire the day after.
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Feel free to not vote R, just understand the people you are putting in charge agree with this thing. They have little to no policy differences.
This line of thinking is genuinely stupid. Like we don't exist in a vacuum. If you are not voting R, you are helping the Democrats (who want to kill you) win. It's just that simple. We get you want politics to be a fun game, and pretend its the 80s or something, but its not.
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This line of thinking is genuinely stupid. Like we don't exist in a vacuum. If you are not voting R, you are helping the Democrats (who want to kill you) win. It's just that simple. We get you want politics to be a fun game, and pretend its the 80s or something, but its not.
Without mentioning Democrats or the left, someone please give me some reasons a person should go vote for Republicans in November.
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The more cooperation with ICE, the better your local metro's rent will be. Thus housing becomes cheaper, thus urban suburban prices have to go down, thus outer suburban prices go down, thus exburb prices go down, thus rural prices go down.
DHS is reducing your rent, especially in states that cooperate with @ICEgov. Texas accounted for about a quarter of ICE arrests in July and posted the country’s sharpest rent drops, with San Antonio down 4.8%, Austin 4.3%, Dallas and Houston about 3%. Miami’s average rent is down 2.6%. Phoenix is down 4.2%. Atlanta is down 3.2%. Nashville is down 5.3%. New Orleans is down 8%.   Research shows that illegal-worker inflows push rents and home prices up. That inflow has been reversed in the states running the hardest interior enforcement.   Want lower cost of living: support mass deportations.
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In 2022 when the GOP was running against high gas prices they offered solutions such as suspended gas tax, increased oil production, and loosening regulations in order to cut costs. In 2026, Dems are running against high gas prices, they offer solutions such as continuing funding Ukraine (a large cause in spike of diesel price), expanding green initiatives, shutting down oil pipelines, and restricting production. Unfortunately the median voter does not actually understand that bad actions are bad, and just because you are trying something new that doesn't mean its better. (Its not even new, its what they were already doing).
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The only reason gas become decent in 2022, was Joe Biden literally draining our SPR by hundreds of millions. Objectively events in Iran would be less impactful if we had said hundreds of millions of barrels. Same thing with Beef. Biden's USDA ordered the excess slaughtering of cows to drive beef costs down now, but ensured the receipt would be paid later. So now we have a smaller cattle herd than we should.
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Fast food and restaurant inflation has been mostly self implemented. Fast food chains and restaurants saw Uber charging like 10% more and services fee and orders coming in crazy. It showed these companies that there were undercharging for their food. This has been happening since 2020ish. As long as consumers keep showing up why wouldn't you raise prices? Taco Bell is probably the best example. Basically known as "the cheap food" place, you went there because you were broke. They have significantly raised prices (probably because of the amount of Online Delivery App orders they saw) and their profits are up 65% since 2019, beating inflation by over 32%. So the new no longer cheap Taco Bell is doing much better and as much as people complain about their prices, it doesn't seem to translate to them losing money. McDonalds has beaten inflation in profit as well. Now this isnt to say that other inflation parts haven't influenced this, but people aren't slowing down on fast food spending enough for companies to NOT raise prices.
It costs like $30 for two people to eat at Waffle House now. What are we even doing.
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Terrible! Pray for the patriot!
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Note that Tucker isn't saying Trump should have been removed for actions, but rather a verbal threat. Tucker likely lives in a constant sense of impeding doom from nuclear weapons. Like at a unhealthy level. He consistently argues against the concept of Nuclear Weapons and is convinced they were made by demons.
Tucker has fully completed his Rachel Maddow arc, now telling Steve Inskeep on NPR that Trump should have been “removed from office” over Iran:
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Thank you Obama! With the destruction of USAID and hundreds of thousands of federal employees fired, this is true!
Former President Obama says the federal government is less corrupt than at virtually any point in U.S. history. axios.com/2026/09/24/obama-g…
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For reference the GOP held the House in 2024 by around 7,500 votes. Who knows how many more seats the GOP could have won?
How US states mistakenly added 30,000 non-citizens to voter rolls reut.rs/4iFOVmR reut.rs/4iFOVmR
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One of the brighter spots on this 2026 map is Maine. Consistent outspending, strong electoral performer vs a quiet candidate who isn't spending all too much.
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Can the Dems find a single normal White Guy? Like one?
EXCLUSIVE: William Lawrence Featured Pedophile Sex Predator, Who Repeatedly Raped His 12-Year-Old Half Sister, at Campaign Launch Event The sex offender is also an organizer w/ Lawrence's housing nonprofit, the Rent is Too Damn High Coalition freebeacon.com/democrats/lef…
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Cornyn got less than 42% in round one despite outspending Paxton like 50:1. Most incumbents who get below 50%, are outspent, this makes Cornyn particularly poor.
Trump literally threw away a Senate seat out of stupidity:
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There could still be smurfing, but small donor funds constantly go to competitive races and new ones. Dem donors (college educated, slightly well off but economically falling) get genuinely excited at the thought of beating Republicans. They even gamify it with a public scorecard of who is getting the most small donor dollars, and this regularly has flash in the pan candidates. When a candidate wins the primary or suddenly has a good poll they shoot up in funding. Not from the Party, but from donors who think there is a chance to beat a Republican. Look at how many Dems have INSANE day one fundraising numbers. The GOP never gets those numbers, because our base cares way less about beating dems (or rather doing whats needed to beat dems).
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My guess is the Dems are still smurfing money through ActBlue to make it look like big donors are really small donors. Not to excuse the Right for never donating. Remember: The Left Gets Nothing. Not even our apathy.
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Everything on the OBBBA required Congress and like 80% of the rest required a SENATE CONFIRMED individual to implement them.
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Which of these involved Congress? Suddenly your list is MUCH smaller. Republicans WHO ELECTED Trump got things done. Congressional Republicans? Not so much...
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So one of them wants to open the borders flood the nation with infinite third worlders and believes Whiteness is awful and evil. The other doesn't. So there actually is a right wing option.
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Isn't Mike Rogers some AIPAC shill? There is no right wing option in that election.
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There is a lot of discussion on the GOP being beholden to Donors, but there is little to no discussion on how we stop it. So many of the podcasters (who are mildly well off) complain that the GOP is beholden to donors. Well, the base doesn't donate to Good Republican Candidates (when comparing to Dems). A good portion of the Great and Fantastic Republicans raise less than a million, hell most of them raise less than $500k. Look at Ken Paxton. There is all this discussion about Ken Paxton being a massive upgrade, he's great, and where are the donations to him? Talafreako has raised over $36M in small grass roots dollars. While Paxton has raised like $1.8M in small grass roots dollars. We have a coalition who doesn't like giving money (except our big donors) and there seems to be little to rectify it. Even if you are considered a "good" Republican from their stand point, you still don't get that much small donors money. Even Massie, who might be represent that, only raised $3M from small dollar donations. With about 62% of his money coming from big donors as well. That's just how this party is going to work.
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