Even the Trumpiest Senators Don’t Feel Safe in GOP Primaries

News.yahoo.com ^ | 2/21/22 | Sam Brodey

[qaz123]

What Trumpiest Senators are they talking about? I can’t think of one. They may have sent along with him but they certainly didn’t support him. They stabbed him in the back for 4 years.

[qaz123]

and that we all but about 1 or 2

[qaz123]

Thus the reason to get rid of the 17th Amendment.

[clee1]

This is NOT about Trump!

This is about the People wanting non-woke, non-commie, non-ecowacko FIGHTERS to right the Ship of State.

The time of RINOs, and milquetoast politicians is OVER.

[WWG1WWA]

When in doubt, throw the incumbent out. Easier to unseat a
newcomer if he doesn’t behave. Becker has a state record. People need to check him out.

[Bikkuri]

After the fake elections from the recent past, I wouldn’t feel safe either.

[mewzilla]

Forget the letter after the name.

The only reason two parties still exist is to give voters the illusion of choice.

A pol is either loyal to our former republic or to Deep State.

I hope the Deep Staters don’t feel their re-elections are a done deal.

[Vaduz]

Republican incumbents have found themselves on the wrong side of the ex-president.

Brought to you by News.yahoo.com aka propaganda Inc. for the democrat party.

Same garbage new day

[Dr. Franklin]

and that we all but about 1 or 2

The Senate truly showed itself to be hostile to the idea of democratic republic on Jan. 6th, 2021. It is in need of reform, and a few of its members appear to have been not democratically elected. Several need to be removed by an appropriate measure. If not in court, then by an Article V Constitutional Convention.

[qaz123]

I agree. But I think the appropriate measure is just not voting for any incumbents. There’s no reason a small business owner or anyone else in Florida shouldn’t be able to take on Rubio or Scott.

It sup to the people to finally look past the campaign ads and empty promises from the likes of Rubio and pay attention to what little he’s done and how he’s just as corrupt as the rest. Send him on his way.

[Dr. Franklin]

I agree. But I think the appropriate measure is just not voting for any incumbents. There’s no reason a small business owner or anyone else in Florida shouldn’t be able to take on Rubio or Scott.

I think the Big Steal requires a more robust response than just, "we'll get 'em next time". I want people removed who weren't actually elected, and, if it goes the Article V route, removing or shortening the terms of those who condoned the loss of "Republican form of government".

[qaz123]

Again, can’t disagree with any of that. It’s all about the people. The same folks that she oh I’d be voting these d-bags out are the same ones that should be pushing for the removals.

I find it amazing to hear interviews of people in Georgia that say that the election is behind us, time to put it in the past, and Kemp is doing a good job.

They obviously aren’t seeing the same things I’m seeing.

[Dr. Franklin]

Again, can’t disagree with any of that. It’s all about the people. The same folks that she oh I’d be voting these d-bags out are the same ones that should be pushing for the removals.

The way forward is to organize at the lowest levels, get rid of the voting machines, or refuse to use them, disable them, etc. It's much harder to rig elections at the local level state-wide. If MAGA removes the RINOs and gets control of the state legislatures, some real change is possible, but we need to elect people who will actually change things.

I find it amazing to hear interviews of people in Georgia that say that the election is behind us, time to put it in the past, and Kemp is doing a good job.
They obviously aren’t seeing the same things I’m seeing.

That's just propaganda for the simple minded so they think they are in the minority. The corporate whores in the media don't want people to know they are the majority.

[qaz123]

Everything starts at the local level.

And I truly hope you’re right about the second half of your comment. Kemp will not get my vote in any election. If my vote ushers in Abrams, so be it.

He is despicable on so many levels, as are some many at the county and city level in Georgia.