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Split Thread A second impeachment

JoeMorgue said:
Not to pick on you directly, but the exact same thing the Progressives hope to accomplish in regards to your hated "Centrists."

No the Progressive Wing of the Democratic Party knows full well it can't stand against the GOP without the more moderate old guard folks. "Well we'll just form our own party!" is a threat hoping to get more power and influence within the party.

Nobody who threatens to take their ball and go home really wants the game to end or the teams they change. They just want to be coach instead of the 3rd baseman.
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That's really more of the fringe progressives who aren't actually in office who take that hardline stance.
 
Witless ape rides helicopter:

Well, that sucked.

Memo to MAGA and all its myriad fellow-travelers: Maybe Death of a Salesman as presented by Leni Riefenstahl just wasn’t the show Americans were dying to tune into this season.
And, while we’re at it, maybe turning your party over to Generalissimo Walter Mitty, his hideous scheming spawn, and the studio audience from Hee-Haw was not just absolutely aces as a political strategy.
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trustbutverify said:
Actually, The review's been ripping through Trump since at least before the election.
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They've been ripping through him since before the 2016 election. They've never liked him, although while he was President, they frequently ran editorials in defense of his policies, but never of him.
 
The National Review was, I seem to recall, founded by William F. Buckley, the preppie right-winger famously offended when Gore Vidal called him a crypto-fascist. It's no surprise that the horsey aristocracy would find T**** unacceptably tacky. If we're to be robbed and enslaved, it should be by bankers, not borrowers.
 
bruto said:
The National Review was, I seem to recall, founded by William F. Buckley, the preppie right-winger famously offended when Gore Vidal called him a crypto-fascist. ...
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and it has gone downhill from there.
 
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bruto said:
The National Review was, I seem to recall, founded by William F. Buckley, the preppie right-winger famously offended when Gore Vidal called him a crypto-fascist.
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It takes one to know one.

It's no surprise that the horsey aristocracy would find T**** unacceptably tacky. If we're to be robbed and enslaved, it should be by bankers, not borrowers.
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Trump is the Aristocracy. Being obscene and obnoxious doesn't make him a friend of the proletariat.
 
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