>Muh MAGA is divided
No it isn't.
Everyone voted Trump to secure the border.
No one who gives a fuck about Iran. Normal people care about things that matter to their lives like immigration, prices, crime, jobs.


https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/114711408841746658

>>508052273 (OP)
>cares about crime
>commits crimes
What did MAGA mean by this?

We know. We have been claiming "they all regret it" for years as he gets more votes every single election. I spent so many hours here and online in general pretending to be a regretful Trump supporter and to trying and get miga nazis to turn on him and it never fucking worked. Literally in the worst depression of my life since November and I've had enough. The gift cards they used to give us for posting here were pretty sweet tho but it's not even worth it now.

>>508052273 (OP)
I just looked at Rasmussen's site.
The only day they have him at 56 percent is on his first day back in office.
Where is he even getting this from?

>>508052273 (OP)
exactly

>>508052273 (OP)
Says the jew media? Right. I'll believe my own eyes over some fucking kiked polls, thank you very much.

>>508052273 (OP)
Do they care about trump selling out his bases public land to make a profit for rich developers and mega industries to gate their favorite fishing hole?

Will they give a fuck when this corrupt homo gates the road to the one decent public hunting spot in the county? Because this fuck wants to sell off your public blm lands, and you are not invited to the auction.

A lot of people have the sunk cost mentality, and will continue to support Trump no matter how badly he fucks up. I am not one of those people.
No more kike wars.

>>508052273 (OP)
Everyone voted for Trump to make Israel great again, and they're getting exactly what they voted for.

>>508052273 (OP)

MAGA means Our Greatest Ally Too!!
We will prevail!

>>508052273 (OP)
Another memeflag glownigger.

>>508052273 (OP)
Trump is a nigger

its over

I don't regret it one bit. I think of what could have been.

>>508052273 (OP)
Show flag, like. Fight your own fucking wars.

>>508052273 (OP)
>meme flag in support of zion don
saged

>TAKI
Trump
Always
Kills
It

>>508052804
As conservatives, we have always supported returning federal lands to local control by private landowners. If you want a fishing hole, get a job and buy one. It's not up to government to provide you handouts you can't afford.

>>508052804
Hunting should be managed by private ranchers like it is in Texas. The concept of "public" land is collective ownership no different from what the Chinese Communist Party practices. It's a Marxist concept that has no place in these United States.

>>508052273 (OP)
Yeah right faggot. The fat orange idiot also ran on "no foreign wars," nobody here supports this but boomers and christcucks

>>508055664
President Trump has been remarkably consistent in saying that Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. All the Republicans I know support hitting Fordow. If Iran hits back, we take out the regime. MAGA

>>508055204
Peasant mentality

>>508055664
He ran on stopping Iran getting a nuke. It's not his fault you didn't listen to his policies.

You know you're watching a legit news source when the MPAA rating pops up.

>>508057063
So how is he stopping them?

>>508052273 (OP)
>No it isn't
Dude even fuckin Rubin disagrees with you
Tucker shook the entire right wing world with one talk

>>508057063
>He ran on stopping Iran getting a nuke. It's not his fault you didn't listen to his policies.

Trump’s 2018 withdrawal from the JCPOA was a deliberate setup. Iran was in full compliance, but the U.S. broke the deal, reimposed sanctions, and destroyed the diplomatic framework knowing it would provoke escalation. This empowered Iranian hardliners, collapsed moderation, and gave hawks in Washington and Tel Aviv the future pretext they wanted: “Iran can’t be trusted.” There was no replacement plan just sabotage disguised as policy. Today’s crisis didn’t happen by accident. It was engineered.

So now you have to wonder, if Trump was selected this previous election to finish the job.

>>508057337
by allowing our vassal israel to bomb targets in iran. its been in the news for a couple of weeks, dude. you been in a camping trip or something?

>>508057337
He gave them a 60 day deadline to make a deal or else he might bomb them, he said those exact words a few months back. Clearly he was expecting them to do the smart thing and make a deal.

At this point it looks like he'll do some air strikes on the remaining facilities and maybe the regime if he decides to try and topple their government along with Israel helping.

I really don't see it being boots on the ground.

>>508057473
The problem with that is Iran started enriching uranium up to 60% during negotiations with Witkoff. If Iran was doing this in good faith they wouldn't have enriched it, they were doing that to put pressure on Trump. 90% is the level needed to make a nuke

It's a classic example of how bad actors view generosity as a weakness to be exploited. Trump gave them some leeway with this and instead of making a deal they decided to use it as an excuse to enrich even more while purposefully dragging negotiations out with no intention of doing a deal. It looks like they were banking on Trump extending his 60 day deadline.

>>508057675
Iran did not enrich to 60% during Trump’s presidency that came after the U.S. withdrew from the JCPOA in 2018 and after over a year of strategic patience where Iran still honored the deal despite renewed U.S. sanctions. The 60% enrichment didn’t begin until April 2021, under Biden, after Israeli sabotage at Natanz and failed restoration talks not during Trump’s term.

Trump gave Iran no leeway he violated the deal first, reimposed maximum sanctions, and punished allies who traded with Iran. Tehran responded gradually, taking legal steps under JCPOA Article 36. The enrichment was pressure, yes but retaliatory, not opportunistic. That’s not exploiting generosity that’s reacting to betrayal.

If anything, it shows the cost of tearing up agreements and expecting the other side to stay bound while you walk away. The enrichment escalation was not the cause of the collapse it was the consequence.

>>508057675
Number one, they don't have a nuke. I don't care how much percentage of nuclear ability they have. They don't have WMDs. Period.
Two, if they did, what's the problem? Oh no they threatened Israel. Oh Fucking Well. Not the average American's problem. They wouldn't even think about us if we didn't constantly think of them.

We don't need this shit. Fuck the Middle East. Let them blow each other to extinction for all I care, as long as America has nothing to do with it.

>>508052273 (OP)

>>508052663
greg kelly reports asked their audience which is probably 100% maga

>>508052273 (OP)
I only voted for him because I wanted to take down the progressive intersectional stack power structure. Those activist judges keep fucking up every step he took so far though, so here we are. The people that are against Trump specifically, who the hell else would you vote for at this point? Don't say some third party candidate unless you have a way to get the silent majority to vote for them too. What the hell were we supposed to do? I sure as fuck wasn't voting for Kamala, Hillary 2.0. after Trump, who do we vote for assuming the country is still in one piece?

>>508055435
Shooting animals within a fenced-off pasture from which they cannot escape is harvesting, not hunting.

>>508052273 (OP)
Trump supporters make so much noise behind keyboards but when you walk outside, you don't see that same energy. Camp full of pussies.

Seems like you got on the bus, but didn't read the sign.

>>508058822
You don't know how large Texas ranches are, do you? Some are the size of Belgium.

>>508057897
It's the quantity of it, the report said they'd reached 408kg of 60% enriched uranium as of May.
At some point this comes down to if you trust the Iranian regime. Which there's no good reason to do. And if you do trust them and you're wrong then they get a nuke and all of a sudden have a lot more leverage.

Disliking the deal being scrapped is one thing but this was Iran's big chance to revive it, a lot of hawks didn't like Trump suggesting recreating the Iran deal. If Iran actually wanted a deal they'd have made one with him

>>508061001
>trusting the Israeli regime and its US lackeys
seen this one before and you're very dumb if you're falling for it all over again. it's the reason why your shithole is in such a state btw.