GOP 'waiting for Trump to die or quit' as midterm blowout looms | The Republican Party is waiting for Donald Trump to "quit or die," according to a

[Number Six]

GOP 'waiting for Trump to die or quit' as midterm blowout looms | The Republican Party is waiting for Donald Trump to "quit or die," according to a political analyst who believes the party will struggle next year.​

GOP 'waiting for Trump to die or quit' as midterm blowout looms: analyst

The Republican Party is waiting for Donald Trump to "quit or die," according to a political analyst who believes the party will struggle next year. The 2026 midterms could be a blowout for Republican candidates, with many dropping out of the race before it really starts. Abrupt resignations and...

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The Republican Party is waiting for Donald Trump to "quit or die," according to a political analyst who believes the party will struggle next year.

The 2026 midterms could be a blowout for Republican candidates, with many dropping out of the race before it really starts. Abrupt resignations and shock retirements throughout the GOP, including ex-Trump ally Marjorie Taylor Greene and recently Virginia state Senator Bryan Reeves, have sent the party into turmoil.

Salon's Amanda Marcotte, writing in her Substack, noted that "Virginia state Sen. Bryan Reeves abruptly quit his campaign [Sunday] against an incumbent Democratic senator, Mark Warner of Virginia."


"Reeves gave the usual family excuses, but then basically admitted that there’s no point in running when Trump is the party’s leader. 'We must stop the infighting, regroup, and unite behind principled leadership worthy of our cause,' he posted on X."

"As I wrote earlier this month, Republicans are in a holding pattern, basically waiting for Trump to die or finally quit politics, with the latter feeling almost like a pipe dream at this point in time. Some of them increasingly seem to understand that they don’t really have a political party, just a cult of personality. Their best hope is to bide their time and plan on rebuilding the GOP from the ashes once Trump is gone."


Despite the sweeping losses for the Republican Party ahead of the midterms next year, it is not a guaranteed victory for Democrats. Marcotte warned, "That’s definitely good news, but the big problem is that Democrats are also lost and unsure what their future holds."


"But I think 2026 may show some promising possibilities for the Democrats. The election of Zohran Mamdani in NYC — who will take office later this week! — shows that there really could be a path forward that will energize voters and create real hope for the future — but only if they’re willing to take it."

Nobel Prize winner Paul Krugman has since suggested the GOP could end up rebelling against Trump with a potential big split in the making.

He wrote, "For the time being, election victories by Democrats are our only hope of saving American democracy, but in the longer run, we need two decent, sane political parties."

 

[Number Six]

All indications from healthcare professionals are that he has a year, tops. The symptoms he's displaying point clearly to congestive heart failure, and experienced doctors and nurses have said that anyone with swollen legs like his don't last very long.

I'm eager to bake a cake, whenever that glorious headline drops.

 

[Cypress]

GOP 'waiting for Trump to die or quit' as midterm blowout looms | The Republican Party is waiting for Donald Trump to "quit or die," according to a political analyst who believes the party will struggle next year.​

GOP 'waiting for Trump to die or quit' as midterm blowout looms: analyst

The Republican Party is waiting for Donald Trump to "quit or die," according to a political analyst who believes the party will struggle next year. The 2026 midterms could be a blowout for Republican candidates, with many dropping out of the race before it really starts. Abrupt resignations and...

www.rawstory.com

The Republican Party is waiting for Donald Trump to "quit or die," according to a political analyst who believes the party will struggle next year.

The 2026 midterms could be a blowout for Republican candidates, with many dropping out of the race before it really starts. Abrupt resignations and shock retirements throughout the GOP, including ex-Trump ally Marjorie Taylor Greene and recently Virginia state Senator Bryan Reeves, have sent the party into turmoil.

Salon's Amanda Marcotte, writing in her Substack, noted that "Virginia state Sen. Bryan Reeves abruptly quit his campaign [Sunday] against an incumbent Democratic senator, Mark Warner of Virginia."


"Reeves gave the usual family excuses, but then basically admitted that there’s no point in running when Trump is the party’s leader. 'We must stop the infighting, regroup, and unite behind principled leadership worthy of our cause,' he posted on X."

"As I wrote earlier this month, Republicans are in a holding pattern, basically waiting for Trump to die or finally quit politics, with the latter feeling almost like a pipe dream at this point in time. Some of them increasingly seem to understand that they don’t really have a political party, just a cult of personality. Their best hope is to bide their time and plan on rebuilding the GOP from the ashes once Trump is gone."


Despite the sweeping losses for the Republican Party ahead of the midterms next year, it is not a guaranteed victory for Democrats. Marcotte warned, "That’s definitely good news, but the big problem is that Democrats are also lost and unsure what their future holds."


"But I think 2026 may show some promising possibilities for the Democrats. The election of Zohran Mamdani in NYC — who will take office later this week! — shows that there really could be a path forward that will energize voters and create real hope for the future — but only if they’re willing to take it."

Nobel Prize winner Paul Krugman has since suggested the GOP could end up rebelling against Trump with a potential big split in the making.

He wrote, "For the time being, election victories by Democrats are our only hope of saving American democracy, but in the longer run, we need two decent, sane political parties."

I'm glad I didn't belong to a political party which forced me to defend Donald Trump and George Dumbya Bush

 

[Number Six]

Is it a bad thing to wish a pedophile dead?

 

[Tbird19482]

All indications from healthcare professionals are that he has a year, tops. The symptoms he's displaying point clearly to congestive heart failure, and experienced doctors and nurses have said that anyone with swollen legs like his don't last very long.

I'm eager to bake a cake, whenever that glorious headline drops.

Make it a big one, I am sure there are a lot of people that would be willing to help pay for it, I know I would.

 

[Grokmaster]

All indications from healthcare professionals are that he has a year, tops. The symptoms he's displaying point clearly to congestive heart failure, and experienced doctors and nurses have said that anyone with swollen legs like his don't last very long.

I'm eager to bake a cake, whenever that glorious headline drops.

Says "Salon's Amanda Marcotte, "





Congressional Dems are at an 18% approval rating.

Poll shock: Democrats’ congressional approval sinks to all-time low

Democrats in Congress hit historic low 18% approval rating in new Quinnipiac poll, the worst since 2009, as party prepares for crucial midterm elections.

www.foxnews.com

 

[Number Six]

Congressional Dems are at an 18% approval rating.

Poll shock: Democrats’ congressional approval sinks to all-time low

Democrats in Congress hit historic low 18% approval rating in new Quinnipiac poll, the worst since 2009, as party prepares for crucial midterm elections.

www.foxnews.com

What does that have to do with trump dying?

 

[Grokmaster]

What does that have to do with trump dying?

It has everything to do with your asinine "midterm blowout" bullshit.

Try to keep up.

 

[Number Six]

It has everything to do with your asinine "midterm blowout" bullshit.

Try to keep up.

You don't need a blow out when the guy is dead, that is true.

 

[Lionfish]

How Many Hours Until Monday 8 AM?

How Many Hours Until Monday 8 AM? Find out exactly how many days, hours, minutes & seconds until the next Monday 8 AM.

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[Number Six]

How Many Hours Until Monday 8 AM?

How Many Hours Until Monday 8 AM? Find out exactly how many days, hours, minutes & seconds until the next Monday 8 AM.

howlonghowmany.com

About as many as it'll take for your personality to improve—so, infinity. But hey, Monday's still coming faster than your ability to make good life choices!

 

[Dutch Uncle]

GOP 'waiting for Trump to die or quit' as midterm blowout looms | The Republican Party is waiting for Donald Trump to "quit or die," according to a political analyst who believes the party will struggle next year.​

GOP 'waiting for Trump to die or quit' as midterm blowout looms: analyst

The Republican Party is waiting for Donald Trump to "quit or die," according to a political analyst who believes the party will struggle next year. The 2026 midterms could be a blowout for Republican candidates, with many dropping out of the race before it really starts. Abrupt resignations and...

www.rawstory.com

The Republican Party is waiting for Donald Trump to "quit or die," according to a political analyst who believes the party will struggle next year.

The 2026 midterms could be a blowout for Republican candidates, with many dropping out of the race before it really starts. Abrupt resignations and shock retirements throughout the GOP, including ex-Trump ally Marjorie Taylor Greene and recently Virginia state Senator Bryan Reeves, have sent the party into turmoil.

Salon's Amanda Marcotte, writing in her Substack, noted that "Virginia state Sen. Bryan Reeves abruptly quit his campaign [Sunday] against an incumbent Democratic senator, Mark Warner of Virginia."


"Reeves gave the usual family excuses, but then basically admitted that there’s no point in running when Trump is the party’s leader. 'We must stop the infighting, regroup, and unite behind principled leadership worthy of our cause,' he posted on X."

"As I wrote earlier this month, Republicans are in a holding pattern, basically waiting for Trump to die or finally quit politics, with the latter feeling almost like a pipe dream at this point in time. Some of them increasingly seem to understand that they don’t really have a political party, just a cult of personality. Their best hope is to bide their time and plan on rebuilding the GOP from the ashes once Trump is gone."


Despite the sweeping losses for the Republican Party ahead of the midterms next year, it is not a guaranteed victory for Democrats. Marcotte warned, "That’s definitely good news, but the big problem is that Democrats are also lost and unsure what their future holds."


"But I think 2026 may show some promising possibilities for the Democrats. The election of Zohran Mamdani in NYC — who will take office later this week! — shows that there really could be a path forward that will energize voters and create real hope for the future — but only if they’re willing to take it."

Nobel Prize winner Paul Krugman has since suggested the GOP could end up rebelling against Trump with a potential big split in the making.

He wrote, "For the time being, election victories by Democrats are our only hope of saving American democracy, but in the longer run, we need two decent, sane political parties."

Trump won't quit. He hates being labeled a LOSER which is exactly what he'll be labeled if he quits. My guess is the pressure of the Epstein Files will add to his poor health and he'll drop dead or be incapacitated by a heart attack or stroke.

I doubt JD will last long as POTUS. He'll be in the seat just long enough to appoint a VP and then be impeached. I'd prefer to see Rubio take it since he's the most sane person in the cabinet.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

You don't need a blow out when the guy is dead, that is true.

Groksock is slow but is teachable if taught in two syllable words or less.

 

[Lionfish]

Groksock is slow but is teachable if taught in two syllable words or less.

Fake ignore is the best.

 

[Number Six]

Fake ignore is the best.

Forced ignore is even better

 

[volsrocks]

GOP 'waiting for Trump to die or quit' as midterm blowout looms | The Republican Party is waiting for Donald Trump to "quit or die," according to a political analyst who believes the party will struggle next year.​

GOP 'waiting for Trump to die or quit' as midterm blowout looms: analyst

The Republican Party is waiting for Donald Trump to "quit or die," according to a political analyst who believes the party will struggle next year. The 2026 midterms could be a blowout for Republican candidates, with many dropping out of the race before it really starts. Abrupt resignations and...

www.rawstory.com

The Republican Party is waiting for Donald Trump to "quit or die," according to a political analyst who believes the party will struggle next year.

The 2026 midterms could be a blowout for Republican candidates, with many dropping out of the race before it really starts. Abrupt resignations and shock retirements throughout the GOP, including ex-Trump ally Marjorie Taylor Greene and recently Virginia state Senator Bryan Reeves, have sent the party into turmoil.

Salon's Amanda Marcotte, writing in her Substack, noted that "Virginia state Sen. Bryan Reeves abruptly quit his campaign [Sunday] against an incumbent Democratic senator, Mark Warner of Virginia."


"Reeves gave the usual family excuses, but then basically admitted that there’s no point in running when Trump is the party’s leader. 'We must stop the infighting, regroup, and unite behind principled leadership worthy of our cause,' he posted on X."

"As I wrote earlier this month, Republicans are in a holding pattern, basically waiting for Trump to die or finally quit politics, with the latter feeling almost like a pipe dream at this point in time. Some of them increasingly seem to understand that they don’t really have a political party, just a cult of personality. Their best hope is to bide their time and plan on rebuilding the GOP from the ashes once Trump is gone."


Despite the sweeping losses for the Republican Party ahead of the midterms next year, it is not a guaranteed victory for Democrats. Marcotte warned, "That’s definitely good news, but the big problem is that Democrats are also lost and unsure what their future holds."


"But I think 2026 may show some promising possibilities for the Democrats. The election of Zohran Mamdani in NYC — who will take office later this week! — shows that there really could be a path forward that will energize voters and create real hope for the future — but only if they’re willing to take it."

Nobel Prize winner Paul Krugman has since suggested the GOP could end up rebelling against Trump with a potential big split in the making.

He wrote, "For the time being, election victories by Democrats are our only hope of saving American democracy, but in the longer run, we need two decent, sane political parties."

You mean like how u did with Biden?