Kash Confirmed

ULTRA MAGA said:
So now you have faith in your president?

When did that start?

Yes the next democrat president can fire him. Any rough idea what year that might be?

Not any time soon the way it's looking for the party of cutting off kids tits.
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I didn’t vote for the guy, that’s your mistake, he’s not my President, just happens to be President while I’m around, and please, spare us the “your unAmerican” rhetoric

If the clown show continues, and there are no signs it won’t, 2028, probably the House in 2026, your obsession with what is inbetween other peoples’ legs ain’t going to change that probability
 
archives said:
I didn’t vote for the guy, that’s your mistake, he’s not my President, just happens to be President while I’m around, and please, spare us the “your unAmerican” rhetoric

If the clown show continues, and there are no signs it won’t, 2028, probably the House in 2026, your obsession with what is inbetween other peoples’ legs ain’t going to change that probability
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IF the DOGE allows elections in 2026, the Republicans will take a shellacking.

Both parties assume that, by winning the WH, they have a mandate. The Midterms are Americans telling them "not so fast".

www.reuters.com

How does the president's party fare in the midterms?

A look at the pattern of presidential party loss in midterm elections
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In the United States, midterm congressional elections take place every two years, dividing each president’s four-year term, and are often thought of as a referendum on the current administration’s performance. If that is the case, then voters over the past 80 years have generally not been impressed with their elected presidents, as results of past midterm elections show the party in power almost always loses seats in either the House of Representatives or Senate (and usually both).
 
Dutch Uncle said:
IF the DOGE allows elections in 2026, the Republicans will take a shellacking.

Both parties assume that, by winning the WH, they have a mandate. The Midterms are Americans telling them "not so fast".
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Nah, the GOP will maintain the Senate, demographics don’t work out for the Democrats, so Trump won’t go that autocratic, but in 2028, don’t be surprised if the Red Hat Club’s Messiah decides he’s not leaving 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.. The cult, GOP, right wing media, SCOTUS ain’t going to stop him
 
archives said:
Nah, the GOP will maintain the Senate, demographics don’t work out for the Democrats, so Trump won’t go that autocratic, but in 2028, don’t be surprised if the Red Hat Club’s Messiah decides he’s not leaving 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.. The cult, GOP, right wing media, SCOTUS ain’t going to stop him
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Only about 30% of American voters are Republicans. Same for Democrats. The middle 40% are Americans who believe neither party serves them.

While that varies by state, if Trump's policies adversely affect Middle- and Lower-income Americans, all those Swing States will swing back.

www.newsweek.com

Donald Trump gets bad news on economy: poll

A previous poll showed that the economy was one of the most important issues to voters in the 2024 election.
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Public approval of Trump's handling of the economy also fell to 39 percent in February from 43 percent in January. In the latest Reuters/Ipsos poll, 32 percent of respondents said they approved of Trump's performance on inflation.
 
archives said:
I didn’t vote for the guy, that’s your mistake, he’s not my President, just happens to be President while I’m around, and please, spare us the “your unAmerican” rhetoric

If the clown show continues, and there are no signs it won’t, 2028, probably the House in 2026, your obsession with what is inbetween other peoples’ legs ain’t going to change that probability
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ULTRA MAGA said:
51-47 With the usual Rino cunts voting no.
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Actually, 51-49. EVERYONE showed up for this vote.

Two female Republican Senators voted against the crazy guy who admitted he wanted to use the FBI for his insane revenge, and so you called them "cunts."
 
Walt said:
Actually, 51-49. EVERYONE showed up for this vote.

Two female Republican Senators voted against the crazy guy who admitted he wanted to use the FBI for his insane revenge, and so you called them "cunts."
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What's wrong with revenge, Walter.

The far left Democratic Socialist loons have been using it against President Trump for many years.
 
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