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Rick Hoffman retweeted
‘Happy Mid-Germs Day!’
Die-on-a-hill loyalty for Israel. Crickets for America. Charity used to start at home. Now it’s gaslighting—endless wars, gutted wages, gas, and food prices that punch you in the face while the debt clocks $40.6 trillion. Billionaires and that odd-bodied trillionaire are feasting on government contracts and taxpayer cash while our borders, roads, and people get bags of burnt popcorn
Don’t blame us tax slaves who are are fuckin’ pissed
Rick Hoffman retweeted
Gm
Happy Tyr's Day to those who celebrate
Have a great day, tomorrow the campaign ads end
Rick Hoffman retweeted
For the last 2 years, Republicans have controlled the Presidency, the House and the Senate and have done absolutely nothing but send money to Israel. Only a fool would vote for them tomorrow.
Rick Hoffman retweeted
No matter who wins in the midterms, the following will be true:
1. Absolutely nobody is getting a $5,000 Trump Dividend
2. Both parties are sold out to a foreign lobby
3. Ukraine & Iran wars will continue
4. The debt will keep rising
5. Social media propagandists will blame absolutely everyone except the administration
Rick Hoffman retweeted
My closing message to the Republicans and Democrat ‘Thundercuntopians’ :
People are fed the fuck up with your broken promises, false hope, bigotry, lies, disconnected ramblings, racism, self enrichment, platitudinous speeches, stage acts, divisive rhetoric, uniparty ball cupping and anal pinky banging between do-nothing committee hearings
Burn. 🔥
Rick Hoffman retweeted
This guy said the quiet part out loud and you can feel his anger and disgust…
I couldn’t agree more..
Rick Hoffman retweeted
It's now officially election day and I don't want to hear a peep from you sycophants about the results tonight.😒
Don't even think about blaming those of us who decided not to vote. 🤬
Put the blame where it lies, with Trump and the GOP.😒
Rick Hoffman retweeted
After this election, even before they’re sworn-in, newly minted politicians will go behind closed doors in the swamp to pick the majority leader, minority leader, whips, etc., and to nominate a Speaker.
They’ll vote for candidates who promise campaign cash, good times, good committee assignments, and subcommittee gavels. When it’s all said and done, your Representatives will also pledge their congressional voting cards to the leaders of RED team and BLUE team, who are secretly playing on the same team.
That’s how your election will get stolen. I compare these Representatives to Jack who traded the family cow for magic beans… but in this version of the story, the beans never sprout and lobbyists eat the beef.
Rick Hoffman retweeted
I've been watching and reading social media posts from across the political spectrum, and something has become increasingly clear.
Apparently, if you're a Republican but aren't 100% loyal to 100% of the Republican candidates, you're suddenly labeled a Democrat, a RINO, a socialist, or even a communist.
Really?
Whatever happened to a Republican's right to think independently and decide who deserves their vote?
Is that no longer a Republican principle?
If Republican candidates lose on Tuesday, will we blame Republicans who didn't vote for them? Or will we acknowledge that the majority of voters simply chose someone else?
And here's a bigger question.
Do we blame voters for exercising their constitutional right to choose, or do we hold the Republican Party accountable for a process that sometimes discourages competition and fails to properly vet candidates?
Who should decide who represents the Republican Party?
Party leadership or Republican voters?
Should a Republican be expected to support a candidate simply because that candidate has an R after their name, regardless of qualifications, character, principles, or positions?
And when did questioning a Republican candidate become an act of disloyalty?
I have always believed in Republican principles. But believing in those principles does not mean blindly supporting every person who claims to represent them.
Loyalty to principles should always come before loyalty to a candidate or a party.
I continue to believe that closed Republican primaries are necessary. Republican voters should decide who represents their party.
I also believe the Republican Party should NEVER endorse candidates in contested Republican primaries. Let the candidates compete. Let their records, qualifications, character, and positions be examined. And most importantly, let Republican voters decide.
Party leadership is not always right. And when party leaders attempt to predetermine the outcome of a primary, they risk overriding the very voters they claim to represent.
The party should support the voters' choice, not attempt to make that choice for them.
Next Wednesday, after the votes are counted, there will be plenty of questions to answer.
But perhaps the most important question is this:
Does the Republican Party belong to its leadership, its candidates, or the Republican voters?
I know where I stand.
The party belongs to the people. And no Republican should be attacked for exercising the very freedom of choice our party claims to defend.
Rick Hoffman retweeted
In less than a week, the MAGAtards will be mourning the loss of the Republican majority in the House and Senate, while the new Libtard winners head to DC to prepare for taking office in 2027. Let me tell both of you—MAGAtards and Libtards—don’t expect any real changes. It’s all theater, and what you hope will happen never will, unless we get complete campaign finance reform and ban the tiny Khazarian Mafia cult from running the show. Good luck trying to fix anything through elections.
