[Freest Republican]

Interesting take on things.

Ironically, voting our way out of it has been working for 12yrs.

They hold on to the slimmest margin of power despite 90% of industry/instiution/billionaires colluding/conspiring against us.

They’re down about 500 elected offices since the ACA passed.

We are above historical avgs in the Senate, the House, SCOTUS, state legislatures and goverrnorships-some are near records.

That includes a 27-0 MAGA run in toss up House races in 2020/.

In 2024-

we’re 1/3 to win the Senate, under even money to the oval office and at even money to retain the House in the monery backed polls called betting odds.

This my friends is called voting our way out it.

[pepsi_junkie]

And after all that, what has the GOP done to stem the tide? What about in 2017 and 2018 when they controlled the house and senate and Trump tried to work with them and they blocked him instead? And then, I believe, intentionally tanked the 2018 house midterms so the dems could do the dirty work instead.

Let's check the record: They refused to drop Obamacare after running every campaign on it for six years or so, they've funded massive increases in IRS and FBI, they've agreed repeatedly to the FISA scam, they always found just enough votes to make sure all of Biden's legislation got passed (as opposed to none of Trump's)

It's almost as if they don't actually believe what they say to us to get elected.