theprestige
Penultimate Amazing
I don't know what that means.No, but he's been dead for about a year.
I don't know what that means.No, but he's been dead for about a year.
No I do not. Heck, I'd probably go as far as to say there are probably more people who don't even know who he is than actually consider hm a reliable commentator. And there are probably even fewer still who not only consider him a 'reliable commentator' but would also be influenced by him.Do you think many of those folk look to Scaramucci as a reliable commentator?Do I think he's being honest? No I do not. Do I think his reasoning makes sense? Again, no.
But his value is not in how he reaches the hardcore Trupistas or the anti-Trumpers. I think his value is in how he reaches the less radical/slightly more rational Trumpers... the type that are currently sitting on the fence thinking "I voted for Trump in 2016 but I'm not sure about voting for him in 2020". If they can see others walking away from Trump, perhaps they too may think they can walk away without shame.
If I remember, The Mooch didn't start to seriously criticize Stubby McBonespurs until long after his hiring/firing as press secretary.If they didn't revisit their choice after Scaramucci's remarkable 11 day stint, I don't see them doing so now.
Since August 25th, 2018 to be exact.
Oh. In that case, you're wrong. There are other never-Trumpers.
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I honestly don't get this dogma that there are no anti-Trumpers on the right.
It's a technicality: anti-Trumpers have been ostracized from the right and are now considered to be leftists.
Former Rep. Joe Walsh (R-Ill.), the conservative talk-show host and prominent “tea party” figure, on Wednesday called President Donald Trump an “unfit conman” and a “racial arsonist” and urged a primary challenge for the Republican nomination next year.
Walsh also apologized both for his own heated rhetoric over the years and for helping to elect Trump in 2016.
Oof. When I saw the thread title, I thought for sure this would be The One Thing That Ends Trump.
While it is nice to see at least a few people on the right acknowledging the faults of Stubby McBonespurs, I think the real test will be: what will Walsh do in the next general election.Tea Party golden boy Joe Walsh has a change of heart.
Former Rep. Joe Walsh (R-Ill.), the conservative talk-show host and prominent “tea party” figure, on Wednesday called President Donald Trump an “unfit conman” and a “racial arsonist” and urged a primary challenge for the Republican nomination next year.
No I do not. Heck, I'd probably go as far as to say there are probably more people who don't even know who he is than actually consider hm a reliable commentator. And there are probably even fewer still who not only consider him a 'reliable commentator' but would also be influenced by him.
But, as the old saying goes, Every vote counts. The last election was decided by just a handful of votes in a few swing states. (Not even a statistically significant number of voters made the difference.) If it causes even a tiny number of voters to re-examine their choices, it will be a good thing.
If I remember, The Mooch didn't start to seriously criticize Stubby McBonespurs until long after his hiring/firing as press secretary.
Those poor insects will starve to death.
When you gleefully count on Republicans to defect it doesn't say too much about your own parties chances
...called President Donald Trump an “unfit conman” and a “racial arsonist”
Trump, fit? Have you seen him in his golf shirt? He gets more exercise lifting hamburgers to his mouth than he does anything else.I don’t know, he seems like a pretty fit conman to me. An unfit president without a doubt, but a fit conman.
When you gleefully count on Republicans to defect it doesn't say too much about your own parties chances
I sort of know who Scarmucci is. Wasn't he Trump's press secretary for about two minutes?
When you gleefully count on Republicans to defect it doesn't say too much about your own parties chances