Thread 514039112

The Democrats should be killing it, but they don't stand for anything or have any leadership. Therefore Republicans are going to do well in the Senate.

What about the House and Governor's races?

>>514039112 (OP)
Republicans will probably control both chambers of congress by a thin margin of a couple seats, gain a couple governorship, which will possibly cause left wing Democrat nations to riot again. Hence why trump deploying national guard to deep blue violent cities is the best possible option right now. Fuelling leftist violence and crime before tge midterms lessens tge far left domestic terrorist democrat operatives ability to push democrat criminal niggers and homeless junkies white democrats into pepetrating violence, rioting.

>>514039631
*possibly cause left wing Democrat niggers to riot again

>>514039631
There's a possibility that the red state National Guard deployments to blue cities is a sort of voter suppression. So it could be more proactive.

>>514039735
Suppression of illegal votes is what they're doing.

>>514039631
I don't see how republicans don't lose the house. They barely have it as is. It won't take much.

>>514039112 (OP)
Republicans will win 2/3rds of the house and senate and change the constitution so that Trump is President for life. The SCOTUS will uphold it 5-4.

>>514040078
Because no one likes you. No one.

>>514039998
And legal votes too. The purpose of the military occupation of blue cities is to abuse and demoralize the hostile populations of Democrats.

>>514040078
Democrats have a lower approval rating that Republicans. Add to that the Republican midcycle redistricting it's over for Democrats in 2026.

>>514039112 (OP)
Best strategy is to give the Republicans enough rope. MAGA will beg for socialism before the end.
Liberals are insulated and fine.

>>514040261
>Democrats have a lower approval rating that Republicans. Add to that the Republican midcycle redistricting it's over for Democrats in 2026.
to say nothing of Trump decimating their voter base with deportations

>>514040354
I wouldn't say that because it's nonsense.

>>514039631
I’d bet money the opposite happens

>>514040332
You couldn't have possibly made a more idiotic comment.

>>514040393
>it's nonsense
it's actually not at all

>>514040332
>MAGA will beg for socialism before the end
Maybe. Will they ever realize that capital is oppressing them or will they only think it's woke capital.

>>514040397
I'd take some of that free money that you're giving out.

>>514040457
You're right. That's why Kamala is president right now.

>>514040124
Haha using my old Fearmonging back against me? Hmmm

>>514040415
Good luck. I’m watching polls and averaging it out. Your dreams won’t last. Democrats dreams won’t last either.

>>514039112 (OP)
All they they need to do is be proud of the fact they're the party of third word criminals and chicks with dicks.

>>514040393

Lol Democrat retard detected. Redistricting in red states plus a new census reapportionment means the house goes back to permarepublican like in the 90s and 2000s

>>514039112 (OP)
The problem is that while Trump is unpopular and the Republicans are pissing people off across the country with their bullshit, the Democrats are fucking VAPOR right now. Just completely absent, not even trying to fight back.
The whole party is leaderless and paralyzed. Worse still, the thing that terrifies the DNC more than Trump being in power is younger, more radical democrats wresting control of the party away from them so they are actively suppressing the voices inside their party that most resonate with the country as a whole.

We DESPERATELY need a new political organization that pushes the Democrats out of the 'american left' part spot. It doesn't matter how much shit the Republicans break if the Democrats are too out of touch to get the american people to care about it and vote against it.

>>514039112 (OP)
theres statistically no way for dems to control senate.

>>514041241
If you're not willing to lay down your life fighting for illegal immigrant rapist and transexual pedos your not a leftist

I think a civil war will breakout before we get into the 2026 elections. So this is all fucking useless speculation.

>>514041241
there's literally no way to distance themselves from the retarded radicals, because those people are the embodiment of radical deconstructionism that the DNC stands for. the only way for the democrats to win is to go full leninist

>>514041798
> DNC
> radical deconstructionism

Anon, the Democrats have run as the ESTABLISHMENT party for Trump's entire political career. You voted for him as a maverick political outsider, remember?

>>514039112 (OP)
You inbreds are way too overconfident. The only way you're gonna win in the midterms is by
martial law and cancellation of the elections.
You've never winning on inflation, tarrifs, and the big beautiful bill.

>>514042014
True.

>>514039735
>people will get to walk to the voting booth without the fear of being murdered by a feral nigger

>>514042830
No, they'll get have to worry about getting in sight of the polling place and then having 5 guys with guns descend on you and demand you unlock your phone as they can scan your data for wrongthink.

>>514042830
Part of it is to see what trump will do. 51% in latest polls supports Trump DC actions. It helps keep a bit of undecided voters away from casting votes for democrats.

>>514042830
I don’t want have undecided voters peer pressured into voting democrats if they are uncomfortable about it.

>Democrats
>they don't stand for anything or have any leadership
Repeat this ×1,000

>>514041685
Global bond market will have totally imploded long before then (and status of United States itself is least of anyone's problems)
Buckle up

>>514043173
>51% in latest polls supports Trump DC actions.

I think that hinges on what happens next. I don't know about you, but I haven't seen any mention of where the rounded up homeless are going. They can't just be being bussed to another state or something, people would have noticed that by now. You'd see a big surge of homeless people just sort of appearing somewhere else.

So where are they? Are they just being tossed into prison? Deported to El Salvador? Where are they *going*? Because as much as people might want to 'clean up the streets', nobody wants the solution to that being to dump american citizens into a third world country without trial or being tossed into a wood chipper. Thats the sort of detail that reverses public opinion pretty damn fast.

>>514041241
>3 pbtid
>the Democrats are fucking VAPOR right now Just completely absent, not even trying to fight back
>whole party is leaderless and paralyzed
Not my problem

>price of living continues to increase
>jobs continue to vanish
>foreign policy still retarded
>Epstein situation completely fumbled
>trump continues to visibly decline physically and mentally
"we will surely win the midterms!"

>>514042014
the left won ww2. the dnc and neocon trotskyite controlled opposition have been sneaking jewish socialism into american politics for decades. Cloward-Piven? LBJ? Long March Through the Institutions? Frankfurt School? get real. the DNC might profess to be relatable kitchen table whatever but the ultimate goal for them is zionist-led communism. always has been always will be.

>>514043890
Basically yes.

>>514039112 (OP)
Dozens of countries no longer send mail to America, I think the democrats will do fine, well would do fine I don't think there's going to be any real elections

>>514039112 (OP)
Look if the democrats want to win they just need to swing super far to the right and pretend that was always their political stance. Campaign on on deporting all illegals from everywhere to south sudan, mandatory gun ownership, and removing voting rights from women.

>>514039112 (OP)
Doesn't matter if it's in 2026 or 2028 -- once trump's policies come to full maturity, Republicans are getting voted out en masse. If democrats sweep midterms, it might actually end up better for Republicans because they'll have a bogeyman to blame for the failure of their policies (i.e. democrats "obstructed" them from fucking everything up harder... which leaves dems holding the bag for what Republicans did all over again) and they might be able to spin what's coming better. I think best case scenario here is that Republicans gerrymander successfully and all democrat gerrymandering efforts fail and Republicans get another two years, fully unhindered, to do everything they want to do. We're not escaping this epistemic rift without reality coming to bite people in the ass. I say bring on the pain... just remember that there has to be a point at which dems pounce

>>514045454
>just remember that there has to be a point at which dems pounce

If the Dems wont, a new political movement will rise up to unseat them and do what they wont.
Political parties have been replaced in the past, multiple times. Right now both the Dems and the Republicans are on shakey ground, one or both of them could dissolve and be replaced in the next few years.

For the Dems, its the DNC absolutely hamstringing the party and geriatric leadership being unable and unwilling to get anything done, and running extremely shitty campaigns based on a complete misunderstanding of the political climate they are in. They've been incompetent for a while, but its reached a boiling point and even democratic voters are not going to stand for it anymore.

For the Republicans its rather more direct than that. They look to be in a strong position right now, but only because they hold all of the power... and thus all of the responsibility. This is shaping up to bite them in the ass considering how much of their policies have a real chance of imploding on them in even just a couple years, and this is going to hit them right around the same time that Trump stops being able to fulfill his role as leader of the personality cult. Either by term limits or the grim reaper, Trumps going away. And right now the Republican party has no fucking identity, platform, or policy in absence of following whatever his latest rambling is. The Republicans are going to have a massive identity crises soon, and it looks like it will happen at about the same time as their bills come due. Thats a bad spot to be in and the combination of the two could destroy the party entirely.

>>514039112 (OP)
Their consultants keep telling them to stop sounding like crazy people (see pic related) but the Democrats reply that they have to be crazy to protect Democracy.

>>514046483
I agree with this too. I don’t know if it’s this whole Soros thing or what but democrat party top leaders on down had been behaving weird. I had a couple of democrat boomers get upset by me wanting to adopts more neutral interpreting and incorporates independent viewpoints since they are important swing voters.

>>514046483
I had seen the polls swinging trump favors when he is racking down on blacks and brown crimes which is a painful blind spot in democrat party entire strategy.

house will probably flip. senate harder, but depends how much worse it gets. looks like we're heading for a cliff at this rate, Trump at the helm or not. Worst case Trump is just accelerating it.
This is basically just 2018 all over again, but 100000x worse in almost every metric. only chance either party is, is total apathy. I sure as fuck won't bother voting ever again any time soon, so there's that.

>>514044769
Crushing cognitive dissonance
Hops back up on daddy Trump's Trump's lap like a good little doggy.

>>514045077
>what are you talking about goy we've always been for gassing the jews
midterms is split up btw

>>514043890
this is pretty grim for D's though because boomers are the most powerful VOOOOOOOTERS so if they can somehow bail out boomers, they can probably keep the train rolling with a thin majority.

egg prices are low

i think democrats are fucked

>>514040261
>military occupation of blue cities
A couple of MP units supporting local PD and ICE in the worst neighborhoods and troublespots of a city is not a military occupation. We should have been using Guard units in '20, too.

>>514039112 (OP)
>the democraps should be killing it
uhm. w h a t.
fuck me you're stupid.
they've been polling worse and worse since before trump won the election, and the dropoff didnt stop, ~60% of your country supports things like the crackdowns and deportations, and that came from CNN, who has every incentive to minimize such figures.
people are done, they're over it and they know a measly piddling 2 years won't be enough for trump to make any reform really sink in deep enough that it can't be undone.
they've practically died since the "no epstein list" announcement, and no matter what you make of that incident itself, it's suspicious that the democrats seem to have cooled off a lot compared to last year ever since that announcement.

>>514047177
Personally, I dislike Trump. Given the state of the opposition I think a solid Republican year is nigh inevitable.

>>514040261
Election is next year, dingus

>>514048906
That's usually when midterms are. I'm not sure what we disagree on.

>>514043890
>Cost of living keeps going down
>Jobs keep opening up
>Foreign policy is amazing
>Epstein was a nothing burger
>Trump still on the top of his game

Yeah, midterms are a lock

>>514048979
He can't be supressing the vote by having police show up over a year before the election, clean up streets, and move on to the next city.

democrats are cooked

>>514049174
Why would he take the military out? That's stupid.

Everyone sees what Detroit and Baltimore look like. I think most Americans think even if Trump is shooting antisemite protesters it is better than if Lori Lightfoot or Kamala or whatever shitty candidate they put wins. Gavin Newsome has no chance, it was to be a woman of color.

>>514050438
Gavin Newsom is going to get destroyed in the ballot initiative this fall. He's done.

>>514046483

> one or both of them could dissolve and be replaced in the next few years.

Stop. I can only get so erect.

Unfortunately, although your analysis of the state of the parties and voters has a lot of truth in it, it's based on the false assumption the the two parties compete against each other in good faith. In reality they're more like NFL teams. The competition is real, but all part of the shared goal of capturing attention to make money for the NFL.

The Rs and Ds each have ideas that are attractive to people, and stuff they do that everyone hates. Notice that the stuff people actually want almost never happens in a meaningful way. Obama-care was a insurance boondoggle and he bombed twice as many countries as George W Bush. Trump's anti-immigration moves are performative, notice that he isn't cracking down on employers or H1Bs.

But infinite support for Israel, war mongering in Ukraine, government power grabs, surveillance, corporate consolidation and monopoly power, these things all continue no matter who gets elected.

The things the happen regardless of who is in power are the real goals of the system. The rest is theater.

>>514039112 (OP)
This country was built on compromise. One party dominance of the country rarely lasts, then we are back to gridlock.

>>514046483
>This is shaping up to bite them in the ass considering how much of their policies have a real chance of imploding on them in even just a couple years
This is very much true, but it's also the gambit: is control over epistemic "reality" such that policy outcomes legitimately no longer matter? Can the current hyperreality persist so long as people are able to drift into their own information bubbles? My gut says no, but my brain doubts -- not without something really shit genuinely happening. It's why I say bring on the pain. I know that this condemns many to literal death in the interim, but it seems like we're already locked in for some widespread suffering... and I think we'll have our best shot at working out of it if Republicans finally have to hold the bag.

The deportations have been good for Americans. Less strain on housing, unemployment going down, these issue are actually more pertinent to overall quality of life than 3% inflation.

Macroeconomics is fucking shit. "Line goes up or down" does not capture for whom the line is going up or down for. If an economic policy hurts the wealthy, like mass deportations, then it's generally good for the poor. The economics of this are close to zero sum.

>>514050515
I agree. But as people become fed up with that inexorable march to corporate and foreign interests that happen regardless of which party is in control, the more likely it becomes that a new party arises to flip the table on that system entirely.

Dissatisfaction with the status quo was a hot button issue in both democratic and republican races in 2016, and it hasn't gone away since. Trump has become a smokescreen for this issue, because he sucks all of the air out of the room and forces every conversation to be about him. But the same anti-establishment wave that he rode to power never went away, and at some point people are going to demand that the changes they voted for to fix the status quo are actually acted upon, not because they want it but because they need it. Not being able to afford food or housing without a 6 figure income when the minimum wage is only $7.25 an hour is not a situation people can afford to shrug off.

Will miga tards say its rigged if they lose the house and senate?

>>514051339
Of course, anon. Trump has said "Election results are only legitimate if I'm the winner, they'll do anything to cheat my win away from me you can't trust the voting machines the game is rigged" ahead of every single election he has participated in, even the ones he won.

>>514051310
It's likely that the next uni party president is going to try to flood the US will even more third worlders than Biden/Mayorkas to overwhelm the democratic mandate in the US. The UK regime is doing this right now. People really need to wake the fuck up and realize that far left and CATO institute/RINO corporate and far left anti-White interests dovetail nicely and there is a vanishingly small window of opportunity to do anything about it.

>>514051310

I wish that new parties could arise, but all methods of communication are tightly controlled by the government and probably filled with astro-turfed intelligence assets.

If you managed to start a new party that had a chance of becoming a credible threat, you would be demonized, and probably debanked and maybe accused of crimes.

Your don't live in a Democracy, you live in a totalitarian system with a democratic coat of paint to keep people from rising up against it.

>>514048376
And I think it’s mainly downtown and ghetto neighborhoods. Those had always been problematics areas.

>>514049078
Lol. Plus I’m not sure if Texas will hold up to judges.

>>514049675
Beef

>>514050515
And neither presidents hadnt solved soaring housing costs which is already forcing young adults to live with parents or in big groups of 4 to 8 similar aged folks going everywhere together.

>>514041241
It's because it was all fake and phoney using SS checks and USAID to funnel money around.

>>514039112 (OP)
ohio is getting flooded by jeets with the retardlicucks.
you can vote for a flood of 3rd world invaders
or
you can vote for a flood of 3rd world invaders.
there is only the uniparty.

>>514051735
Trump is continuing to flood USA with Chinese and Indians.

>>514052250
This is a difficult question because of the way gerrymandering is done

>>514052603
I agree with you. Only if our damn housing mess can be solved it will really fixed a lot of culture issues.

>>514043597
>nobody wants the solution to that being to dump american citizens into a third world country without trial or being tossed into a wood chipper. Thats the sort of detail that reverses public opinion pretty damn fast.
I think you drastically underestimate how many people would be totally fine with that. They won’t admit it out loud, but they aren’t going to care.

>>514052603
If you want to counter this, you need to vote for workers rights, antitrust laws, and unions. I'm sorry, but you just do.

The flood of immigrants is a necessity of corporate capitalism because their profits MUST go up no matter what, and as such they are obligated to seek the cheapest source of labor whenever possible to drive down their overhead costs. If the american people won't work for slave wages, they have to find someone else who can. When you pushed for tariffs and to move work back here from overseas, you didn't vote to give jobs to americans for better pay. You voted to move the third world sweatshops here, and that requires the third worlders to staff them to be here too.

You cannot dig yourself out of this hole while also letting the rich fuck you sideways. Only by breaking up the oligarchy and strengthening the protections of the middle class can you push back against the demand for endless slave labor that necessitates an endless stream of disposible immigrant workers.

>>514053308
I thinks it’s creepy but I had argued with folks for years over ANSR oil drilling and they basically don’t cares that it was the largest region of virgin territory unspoiled left in USA.

>>514053419

Who are we supposed to vote for who will actually do this? The answer is not "Democrats."