People Will Overlook

[subllibrm]

Don't tell Bruh, but some states have closed primaries where only registered members of each party are eligible to vote. I mean, Republicans choosing their candidate. Obviously some serious conspiracy going on there.

 

[Bruh]

Seriously, are you not able to read and comprehend?

I’m asking if you believe that if the GOP is trying to keep Fishback from the debate?

 

[Bruh]

Don't tell Bruh, but some states have closed primaries where only registered members of each party are eligible to vote. I mean, Republicans choosing their candidate. Obviously some serious conspiracy going on there.

Right like the DNC didn’t push Bernie out in 2016 or push Kamala up to run against Trump.

That’s all cookery, right?

 

[Bruh]

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Source: New York Times, citing Associated Industries of Florida

Doesn't look to me like Fishback is the candidate of their choosing. More like the "People Will Overlook" him.

Little Nicky's favourite party, the Democrats, did the same thing with Hilary Clinton and Kamala Harris, and that didn't stop him from telling the groyper drones to vote Democrat. What's the difference?

The polls said the same thing in 2016 about Trump. I wonder if those polls were correct or messed with? Absolutely was a simple oversight.

 

[subllibrm]

I don't care. That's what political parties do. It's dirty ugly back room dealing. Go do some reading on how Lincoln was nominated in1860.

 

[Bruh]

Fast forward to 4 minutes 20 seconds and this will tell you exactly why the GOP is pushing him out.

 

[Bruh]

I don't care. That's what political parties do. It's dirty ugly back room dealing. Go do some reading on how Lincoln was nominated in1860.

Back room dealing? Have you forgotten what this conversation is about? Trusting the government as a whole. Not a simple oversight, not some lone FDA employee, not a simple Anthony Fauci, not a simple mistake in Iraq or Afghanistan or all of the cancer patients in Iowa because the big farms are allowed by our government to spray those crops with poison.

There are back room deals (that’s my entire point) and you trust our government as a whole keep reading you well educated well read know where to put your comas kinda guy.

 

[Ransom]

Don't tell Bruh, but some states have closed primaries where only registered members of each party are eligible to vote. I mean, Republicans choosing their candidate. Obviously some serious conspiracy going on there.

That's how it's done here. Candidates are chosen in a constituency by delegates who are party members. So the local Liberal or Conservative candidate is not the choice of "the people," but a few hundred party members--and likely just a majority of those, as well.

if the GOP has rules governing the eligibility of candidates, that's their business. Bruh is probably going to do the bidding of Nicky anyway and vote for a Democrat.

 

[Ransom]

I wonder if those polls were correct or messed with?

Because of course you do.

 

[subllibrm]

Back room dealing? Have you forgotten what this conversation is about? Trusting the government as a whole. Not a simple oversight, not some lone FDA employee, not a simple Anthony Fauci, not a simple mistake in Iraq or Afghanistan or all of the cancer patients in Iowa because the big farms are allowed by our government to spray those crops with poison.

There are back room deals (that’s my entire point) and you trust our government as a whole keep reading you well educated well read know where to put your comas kinda guy.

Um, the Republican Party is not the government. They can use a roll of the dice, draw straws, or an ouija board if they want. If you are a Republican feel free to take it up with the party leadership. If you aren't it really isn't any of your business how they select candidates. Mr. Trump has been pushing for his candidates this primary season. He seems to be pretty successful at this point. We shall see in November if he has helped or hurt the GOP. His track record is not particularly good with choosing candidates for the general elections. If the republicans get whooped this year it will be easy to place the blame squarely at his feet.

 

[Bruh]

Um, the Republican Party is not the government. They can use a roll of the dice, draw straws, or an ouija board if they want. If you are a Republican feel free to take it up with the party leadership. If you aren't it really isn't any of your business how they select candidates. Mr. Trump has been pushing for his candidates this primary season. He seems to be pretty successful at this point. We shall see in November if he has helped or hurt the GOP. His track record is not particularly good with choosing candidates for the general elections. If the republicans get whooped this year it will be easy to place the blame squarely at his feet.

We agree. Great post! I’ll call it now, we loose.

 

[Ransom]

In Florida the GOP is openly rigging the gubernatorial primary against James Fishback. If the GOP is going to do this to every America First candidate, Massie, Fishback, then it deserves to be totally burned down in 2026. It's a party of traitors.

Well, well, well...




And Duh probably still wonders why I laugh when he accuses me of not thinking for myself and just believing whatever I'm told...