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“I can’t help but believe that in the future we will see in the United States and throughout the western world an increasing trend toward the next logical step, employee ownership. It is a path that befits a free people.” -Ronald Reagan
CarolingianAppreciator🇻🇦🇺🇸 retweeted
Well would you look at that shit
CarolingianAppreciator🇻🇦🇺🇸 retweeted
THESE LAZY, GOOD-FOR-NOTHING CRYBABIES NEED TO TURN OFF THE NINTENDO AND START FUNDING MY VACATION CRUISES! SEND TWEET.
CarolingianAppreciator🇻🇦🇺🇸 retweeted
We’re about to discover that poor midterms are a result of immigration enforcement, tariffs, insufficient messaging to women and minorities, and anti-war podcasters
Not a disastrous foreign policy, a stalled SAVE Act, insufficient deportations, or the botched Epstein disclosure
CarolingianAppreciator🇻🇦🇺🇸 retweeted
Boomers love seeing this kind of slop because it validates how badly they treat their children and grandchildren.
CarolingianAppreciator🇻🇦🇺🇸 retweeted
There’s an entire underground economy where welfare recipients turn their benefits into “plates” and sell them for a profit on social media
GOP cowards won’t address it because the recipients look a little different than they do in this ad
CarolingianAppreciator🇻🇦🇺🇸 retweeted
Looking forward to the next GOP ad where young white men have a teen takeover, or form mass shoplifting rings that clear out department stores, or riot over a drug addict that died from an overdoes
CarolingianAppreciator🇻🇦🇺🇸 retweeted
The reason why I am an “elite theory” advocate is that I do not believe that any explanation should begin with voters.
“Why did X happen?”
“Well voters decided tha-“
Nope. Stop right there. Voters don’t decide on things, they are led in directions by their leaders, media, and education.
If you have a problem with what happened, start with who INFLUENCED the voters, don’t attribute agency to blocks of millions of people.
Boomers are light $150,000 on fire while collecting social security from my taxes.
Caller: Dave, I’m 54, recently widowed, retired. $8 million net worth, $7 million invested, up over 16% last year. I want a $75,000 quarter horse for reining plus about $45,000 a year to keep it. My advisor says wait and let the portfolio grow. Am I being reckless?
Dave: I don’t know why your financial advisor even gets a vote.
Caller: He thinks I should be more conservative after losing my husband.
Dave: You’re about to take $150,000, throw it in the middle of the floor, and set it on fire. That’s what a horse is. Ridiculous consumption.
Caller: So I shouldn’t?
Dave: If you’ve got $7 million, you can do that. You can afford it. Buy the horse.
Caller: It won’t hurt me long-term?
Dave: A one-time $75k plus the upkeep is a rounding error on what that portfolio is throwing off. You’re fine. Pay off the leftover $140k mortgage while you’re at it and simplify your life. Then go ride.
Just don’t buy the horse to medicate the grief. Buy it because you actually want the horse. Your advisor should be a teacher, not your dad.
CarolingianAppreciator🇻🇦🇺🇸 retweeted
America last GOP freaks want you to think it’s young white men that are the drain on society and social services. Not the TENS OF MILLIONS of migrant welfare scammers they filled your town with.
The GOP is an anti-white progressive party that needs to be destroyed
CarolingianAppreciator🇻🇦🇺🇸 retweeted
When Boomers (who this ad is obviously made for) are no longer the most important voting bloc, electoral politics will get immeasurably better.
It’s not 20-something white men playing video games bleeding us dry and everyone (but Boomers) knows it.
CarolingianAppreciator🇻🇦🇺🇸 retweeted
Gets put in office…
Sits around for a year…
Sits around for another nine months…
Looks at watch…
“hm, looks like midterms are coming up…”
“GUYS WE GOTTA STOP COMMUNISM AND I’M THE ONE TO DO IT!!! GET OUT THERE AND VOTE!!!”
CarolingianAppreciator🇻🇦🇺🇸 retweeted
"The economic numbers are the best they've ever been"
The US economy is surging, but only for those who were rich.
Data shows that Boomers own the largest share of wealth in the US, meaning that Trump’s economy is enriching the wealthy and the investment funds of retirees.
The bottom 50% added $1k per house.
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CarolingianAppreciator🇻🇦🇺🇸 retweeted
This is one of my favorite bits, where they just straight up tell you they want to pay unlivable wages to brown people to pick their crops or clean their toilets but somehow you’re the racist for wanting to stop it
CarolingianAppreciator🇻🇦🇺🇸 retweeted
"This is not happening because Democratic leaders have suddenly become political geniuses. It is happening because unpopular wars and high prices are a dreadful combination for a governing party in a midterm election."
Yes, it is kinda that simple. And it was always gonna be.
Part II of my @Daily_MailUS column looking at the glum mood of Republican candidates and strategists about the midterms.
@ChrisLaCivita 's beef is not with me, but with my sources.
"My offense seems to have been stating the obvious and I have yet to be convinced otherwise. I am not an oracle, just a journalist and an analyst. My description of Republican electoral prospects is not based on the public polls about which many citizens are understandably skeptical; I am not reporting what I think or guess might happen or making a prediction."
"Instead, I am reporting what I am told by literally scores of Republican strategists and candidates across the country involved in midterm races and who have access to high-quality private polling data and many qualitative and quantitative information that has them in a dark mood."
There's time on the clock and cash money in Republican bank accounts. But there's also a lot of GOP worry.
dailymail.com/debate/article…
CarolingianAppreciator🇻🇦🇺🇸 retweeted
Let’s review Vivek’s history and see if the disdain for him is an “op” or an organic reaction to who he is and what he’s done
- Parents come here on a work visa and immediately have him, giving him and his mother citizenship. He’s an anchor baby
- Lifelong Democrat who was considering voting for Al Sharpton in 2004
- In 2017 he and his mom buy an Alzheimer’s drug and rug pull investors, making $260 million dollars in the process
- Appears out of nowhere in 2024 in a blatantly astroturfed campaign featuring scripted lines that parrot Trump while sounding more normiecon. Clearly tried to obtain the “I like Trump’s policies I just wish he would tweet less” vote
- Proceeds to use the support he’s garnered as leverage for a position in Trump’s admin, still never accounting for the years he spent as a scamming Democrat
- Gets rejected for a position in the admin and immediately starts the most underhanded rigging of the Ohio GOP to crown him the next governor without giving the people of Ohio the chance to decide for themselves
People are looking at all of this and wondering where the hell this guy came from and why the hell he’s being foisted on them without having ever done anything to earn the clout he has. On top of that, he’s an anchor baby foreign Hindu who supports the importation of more foreign labor.
So you tell me. Is this some engineered op, or is it reasonable backlash to and suspicion of a pagan foreigner who arrived on the scene yesterday and immediately had the red carpet rolled out to the governor’s mansion of one of the most reliably red states in America?
CarolingianAppreciator🇻🇦🇺🇸 retweeted
This is just not true since the GOP establishment is willing to burn up incredible capital on Vivek and leave everyone else to crash and burn.
If Vivek were simply a bad GOP candidate you wouldn't see the seething and gnashing of teeth over him. He needs to lose.
