Dum preloader
Banned
Those are outliers, not mainstream.
Those are outliers, not mainstream.
Then your party is leaving you exactly like @Box Ox 's party left himAny that have are not conservative. I don't care how they self-define.
That is all it takes when the numbers are close, a handful or less.I agree, but most Republicans supported him on that. There's a handful of Republicans in both houses that are consistently liberal.
He's very strange. Talks like a conservative while sitting there dressed like a woman and having had work done on him. The thing is we can let a few examples derail the party or we can keep supporting those who do uphold our values. What that person over there does doesn't mean the whole party is supportive. And when you see what the Democrats are pushing then it becomes very apparent if you consider yourself a conservative Christian which party you need to support. As the saying goes politics makes for strange bedfellows.I mean I can. I will when I'm on wifi. Shouldn't take too long. Didn't something happen with that Bruce Jenner dude? When he was in the news about trans athletes, conservatives were really clapping him on
That’s why I put 99.5%, that’s .5% less then everyone.Cultural values are weighed in many different ways. You are right, but not everyone puts those two that you listed at the top of their list of cultural values.
Not Conservatives. Basically liars, wolves in sheep's clothing biblically speaking. or so to say for our atheist atheist's.Those are outliers, not mainstream.
He has a point, I seen him waving the rainbow flag at his events.Can you cite examples? Just because cousin Vern was told something by Uncle Zeke doesn't make it so.
No but trump is and he is the party leadership.He's very strange. Talks like a conservative while sitting there dressed like a woman and having had work done on him. The thing is we can let a few examples derail the party or we can keep supporting those who do uphold our values. What that person over there does doesn't mean the whole party is supportive. And when you see what the Democrats are pushing then it becomes very apparent if you consider yourself a conservative Christian which party you need to support. As the saying goes politics makes for strange bedfellows.
Not even close. It's like it's a theme in your life to believe that you are representative of the whole. It's not true in vehicles or politics or anything else.That’s why I put 99.5%, that’s .5% less then everyone.
What matters is how they vote. And Trump wasn't always right on everything. 100 Republicans in the House voted against his military spending which at the time was an incredible amount. We need fiscal sanity and we aren't getting it from either side. Spending is as natural as breathing for Democrats and many Republicans are scared they'll lose elections if they cut spending. It's ending up with them inflating the national debt to make it much easier to pay for. Can say the Dems and the Fed screwed up badly pumping so much money into the system in the last two years but they know what they're doing. For those who don't know what I'm talking about imagine back in the 60's getting a mortgage on a house for $15k-$20k. In much of the country back then that was a pretty decent house. Then we had high inflation in the late 70's-early 80's. Pay was greatly increased to compensate for inflation. Suddenly that 30 year mortgage for $20k was a lot easier to pay. And housing values got inflated too. Not only were a lot of homeowners able to pay off their mortgages early like my parents did but they had a lot more equity too. It's essentially the same principle with inflation and the national debt. Inflate away the value of that debt and it becomes much easier to service. Everyone who thinks the Fed doesn't know what they're doing are only looking at the surface. The problem is the pain they cause average citizens along the way. Congress put us in this position, the Fed is getting us out of this position. For those on fixed incomes with no cost of living adjustment it's especially painful.That is all it takes when the numbers are close, a handful or less.
Many more would have voted against him if their job wasn't dependent on their vote (s).
My opinion.
Trump isn't in power and while he's still influencing primary voting I guarantee those Republicans will turn on him in an instant if they think he's hurting their chances.No but trump is and he is the party leadership.
Isn't the whole point of going pro lgbt is to gain votes from the mob? If conservatives think that Trump is swaying some votes being pro lgbt... Well what's more important to the average trump voter? Trump in office or society's sexual integrity?Trump isn't in power and while he's still influencing primary voting I guarantee those Republicans will turn on him in an instant if they think he's hurting their chances.
A lot of people aren't one issue voters.Not Conservatives. Basically liars, wolves in sheep's clothing biblically speaking. or so to say for our atheist atheist's.
Just for a vote.
My opinion again.
Trump isn't pushing a gay agenda. Trump is however a whore for votes.He has a point, I seen him waving the rainbow flag at his events.
Van, I'll read your post. The target of the post was immigration.What matters is how they vote. And Trump wasn't always right on everything. 100 Republicans in the House voted against his military spending which at the time was an incredible amount. We need fiscal sanity and we aren't getting it from either side. Spending is as natural as breathing for Democrats and many Republicans are scared they'll lose elections if they cut spending. It's ending up with them inflating the national debt to make it much easier to pay for. Can say the Dems and the Fed screwed up badly pumping so much money into the system in the last two years but they know what they're doing. For those who don't know what I'm talking about imagine back in the 60's getting a mortgage on a house for $15k-$20k. In much of the country back then that was a pretty decent house. Then we had high inflation in the late 70's-early 80's. Pay was greatly increased to compensate for inflation. Suddenly that 30 year mortgage for $20k was a lot easier to pay. And housing values got inflated too. Not only were a lot of homeowners able to pay off their mortgages early like my parents did but they had a lot more equity too. It's essentially the same principle with inflation and the national debt. Inflate away the value of that debt and it becomes much easier to service. Everyone who thinks the Fed doesn't know what they're doing are only looking at the surface. The problem is the pain they cause average citizens along the way. Congress put us in this position, the Fed is getting us out of this position. For those on fixed incomes with no cost of living adjustment it's especially painful.
Define conservative.Isn't the whole point of going pro lgbt is to gain votes from the mob? If conservatives think that Trump is swaying some votes being pro lgbt... Well what's more important to the average trump voter? Trump in office or society's sexual integrity?
Dude you've been 100% against Trump since you came on this forum. I don't see Trump being pro lgbt in anything. Can you point to specific policies, specific laws passed, that he proposed and got through?Isn't the whole point of going pro lgbt is to gain votes from the mob? If conservatives think that Trump is swaying some votes being pro lgbt... Well what's more important to the average trump voter? Trump in office or society's sexual integrity?
But the thread is on EV's but since we're off on a tangent anything goes.Van, I'll read your post. The target of the post was immigration.
I'll read your response in light of different issues.
Trust me, I don't like all things Trump proposed.
That's because I believe he is guilty of mass murder with the trump shots but we're not talking about that.Dude you've been 100% against Trump since you came on this forum. I don't see Trump being pro lgbt in anything. Can you point to specific policies, specific laws passed, that he proposed and got through?