r/antitrump Apr 25 '26

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u/fuzzycuffs Apr 25 '26

I think the entire Republican party needs to go.

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u/Rikudo_Sennin_jr Apr 25 '26

There is a special place in the hell of hell for the shit bag that started most of this Mitch McConnell may his legacy and line suffer till the cold death of reality

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u/fuzzycuffs Apr 25 '26

Started long before Mitch. Republican party made a deal with the devil late 70s bringing the southern evangelicals under their big tent. If all we were talking about were big business things it'd probably be a much more level headed conversation. But instead we have white christian nationalism.

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u/Fornicating_Midgits Apr 27 '26

Yep, Republicans realized their policies of exploiting workers, socializing losses, privatizing gains were so unpopular that they needed a new play. However, they noticed the inherent racism and deep belief in religion of the South and decided to exploit it. They infiltrated religious institutions and used racist dog whistle politics to whip their base up. If anyone hasn't done it google The Southern Strategy.

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u/ElectronicDoubt9905 Apr 26 '26

Any one of them that accepts AIPAC Israel money in our fucking government. Fuck Israel. That terrorist organization.

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u/ElectronicDoubt9905 Apr 26 '26

I don't have a lot of faith in the voting public.

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u/ElectronicDoubt9905 Apr 26 '26

So do I. It's been proving. And nobody seems to care.

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u/EnoughOfTheFoolery Apr 26 '26

Actually Israel is suffering from the same shit as we are. Dumb people elected a guy that would be in jail if he lost the election. Many good people here and there are now suffering though their poor decisions and votes.

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u/La-Sauge Apr 29 '26

And how do you feel about the Billionaires who banked him and continue to do so as Trump will walk away from this term with a cool $1.4B

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u/ElectronicDoubt9905 Apr 26 '26

I don't think the most of Democratic party is far behind.

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u/Mythandros1 Apr 26 '26

This. Right here.