[Samseau]

I'm sure many of us wondered what the Democratic party's game plan would be in case they lost. How would they evolve in response to a Republican victory in 2016? What would be the "Plan B"?

It turns out, there was no plan B. So assured in their victory, the Democratic party has been nothing but a screaming mess of histrionics, delusions, and paranoias since Trump's victory.

Not only has the narrative of the Democratic party remained unchanged, of Trump being a secret Russian Hitler agent, but they also hold the EXACT same corporate policies that turned off so many working poor and middle class voters!

Nothing made this more clear than the newly appointed head of the DNC, Tom Perez, a total corporate shill. The outrage amongst progressives is delicious.

https://www.reddit.com/r/WayOfTheBern/co...lly_taken/

http://www.newslogue.com/debate/356/CaitlinJohnstone

https://benjaminstudebaker.com/2017/02/2...dnc-chair/

All links are full of solid arguments and outrage.

Intuitively, we would imagine that after so many poor decisions the Democratic party should be suffering badly and losing members. Not really standing for anything except "HATE TRUMP," it's obvious the Dems are controlled by sycophantic narcissistic sociopaths and psychopaths. Rather than grow the party and risk their positions, the average brass of the Democratic party is only interested in keeping a slice of the pie even if it means someone else gets voted out. They are whores to the core, and whores don't make for good Neighbors.

Our suspicious were confirmed just the other day, when none other than the puffington post unveiled their latest favorability ratings for each party:

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-03-05...nt-you-see



Since Nov. 8th, the Democratic party has been sinking like the Titantic. Not only are Progressives revolting against party leadership, but the average moderate normie sees the crybaby left who refuses to abide by American traditions and walks away in disgust.

If you were to base your worldview on the media, you'd think that the Trump White House is full of chaos and incompetence, and Trump voters are regretting their decision.

In reality, it's the exact opposite. The Trump administration is speeding along except when they hit Democratic speed bumps, while the Democratic party is fighting itself over its future and throwing public tantrums and meltdowns causing more and more normies to wake up and walk away. The media has become totally impotent, and less than 75% believe them anymore.

Considering it looks like nothing is going to change anytime soon, it looks like 2018 is going to be another painful election for the Dems.

[Geomann180]

Don't you mean 2020?

G

[HermeticAlly]

This is all incredibly satisfying to watch, but no matter how incompetent the Democrats are, the future demographics (idiot cucked white Millennials, minorities) are on their side, and it seems that Republicans only have a short window to enact policies in response to these trends before the Democrats become permanently entrenched just by sheer demographic change.

The map showing Hillary winning all but one state if only Millennials voted was really depressing (even if the statistics might've been baked.) Of course, the thing to keep in mind is that Millennials' views aren't carved in stone and could change/become more reasonable as they age (and in response to leftist insanity turning them off.) There's a hard road ahead almost regardless of how stupid the left behaves.

[Disco_Volante]

I think what is known about the female psyche (always seeking a master to submit to) applies to most humans as well. They want to be ruled over. They want the government to run their lives. They want to be told what to do. The only exceptions are certain types of white males, and even rarer types of non-whites. Parts of the Midwest seem to be the last places on Earth where people in believe in self-determination. Everyone else wants the government to decide their lives.

Mexicans simply don't give a shit, they will vote in another leftist sooner or later and it will be permanent. There are major mental differences in races that determines what a collective nation will be like, whether in Japan or Somalia. Denying these differences exist is how Marxists destroy countries. Most white people can't comprehend the insidious intentions of this designed destruction.

The next president, republican or democrat is going to amnesty millions, or at minimum increase legal immigration and make sure another Trump never happens again. Any state with a white majority will get flooded until they don't have to worry about their vote ever again. The only way USA can be saved is if the left starts a civil war against Trump and we settle it before it gets that far. The Mexican breeding strategy is so effective it forcefully guarantees they will take over eventually, and they will create the same shithole they fled from in the first place. It will be like brazil except more fat women.

[911]

DV, those racial differences are overstated, culture plays a bigger role. For example, you can definitely take a bunch aryan Germans or Swedes and turn them into guilt-saddled pathetic socialist cucks with the right kind of social engineering.

Back to the main topic: Trump can drive a stake through the Dems by recruiting well-meaning leftists who are disillusioned with the DNC, people like Cynthia McKinney or even Nina Turner. He's already turned many blue collar Reagan Democrats away from them, he needs to expand that group and bring people like them into his administration to seal the deal, especially if the Dems run someone like Oprah in 2020.

https://twitter.com/cynthiamckinney/stat...8387579904

https://twitter.com/cynthiamckinney/stat...8984269824

[Adonis]

(03-06-2017 06:40 PM)Geomann180 Wrote:  

Don't you mean 2020?

G

Mid term elections are in 2018, 25 democrats (versus only 8 republicans) are up for reelection with many in states President Trump won.

Hoping for a big league super-majority.

[Geomann180]

(03-06-2017 07:53 PM)Adonis Wrote:  

(03-06-2017 06:40 PM)Geomann180 Wrote:  

Don't you mean 2020?

G

Mid term elections are in 2018, 25 democrats (versus only 8 republicans) are up for reelection with many in states President Trump won.

Hoping for a big league super-majority.

Thanks! I see I'm still not very familiar with the American political system.

G

[Gustavus Adolphus]

I've read a couple posts here and there that this summer in the US is going to be very interesting, to say the least.

While I agree with this, and that the democrat party is on the decline among the minds of the general population, I think it is a fallacy to try to predetermine who is on our side. Let actions be your guide.

Previous mentions of culture are important. I foresee many millions of people of all ethnicities and heritage, willing to stand tall against the corruption in DC. Much of this population is in a wait-and-see mentality. Based on the info I get from places like South Texas, a large segment of the Mexican Americans who are here legally and working their ass off to build small business are not cool with the drain caused by illegals. The drain of mandated healthcare provisions. The drain of taxes. Mexicans are highly family-oriented. I believe they will be another silent majority when needed. Probably more so than uptown-hippie-fag, no-ball pussy loser millennial white guys who've never seen a hard days work in their life.

I also think there will be an outpouring of support from the black community if Trump maintains his MO of keeping his promises and improves inner city conditions and continues to bring high wage manufacturing jobs to unify families with low higher education ratios.

There may be some division this summer, but the long road of the Trump political machine leads to: high percentage support from- LEO, Military, Based Mexicanos, Based Blacks, Based Whites. Combine those forces and there is no threat from whatever is left of the democrat party. Seal up the SCOTUS, get serious about tax reform, and start moving away from a consumer driven economy. Make Retirement a Reality Again. The rest will unwind itself.

But we must get through these early times, and Trump must continue to keep promises and make lives better.

[Easy_C]

Notice how the sudden rise in DNC favorable ratings jumps the moment the election propaganda machine turned on?

Yet more evidence that Democrats really do just believe anything they're told to.

[Hell_Is_Like_Newark]

I have been around long enough to remember when the Republicans took over both houses in a landslide in 1994. The House got a number of hardcore conservatives who pledged to bring a whole bunch of reforms in the 1st 100 days.

Unfortunately, the Senate was run by the likes of men like Trent Lott, who reminded me of the Roman Emperor Honorius: Great at screwing over his people to keep in power but really lousy at defeating the real enemies of the Empire.

Much of what the House sent to the Senate died there. The big election gains were reversed two years later as the public decided there was not much difference between the R's and the D's.

Never underestimate the Stupid Party (Repubs) to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. Given the House and Senate leadership, I think a repeat of '94 is a real possibility.

[scrambled]

^ Even worse, the few reforms that passed, like federal welfare for citizens only, were voluntarily repealed by a GOP congress a few years later. The only lasting change is the useless "paperwork reduction" act.

[ScrapperTL]

I know we all want Donald Trump 2020.
How about Tom Cotton 2024?

Lets make it happen.

I'll start by bullying nerds on 4chan with real life noogies and wedgies until they pepe/meme magic Tom Cotton into a 2024 victory

[Handsome Creepy Eel]

Isn't that guy a cuckservative?

[ScrapperTL]

(03-08-2017 03:02 PM)Handsome Creepy Eel Wrote:  

Isn't that guy a cuckservative?

I think he has a lot of potential to be the next big Political Shitlord.
Check out this article written about Tom Cotton -
10 Horrifying Facts About GOP Senator Tom Cotton

[911]

Bill Kristol bought him for $1M. Cotton being tough on Iran is not him being a shitlord, it's him being Kristol's bitch.

[ScrapperTL]

(03-08-2017 05:23 PM)911 Wrote:  

Bill Kristol bought him for $1M. Cotton being tough on Iran is not him being a shitlord, it's him being Kristol's bitch.

Damn, thats a shame.
Thank you for keeping me informed.

[Jaydublin]

^^^^ Trumps sons are the only ones who Cant be bought and can continue the shitlording. I hope Don Jr runs against Pence in the 2024 primaries.

[budoslavic]

[url=https://twitter.com/polNewsNetwork1/status/839684006438404096][/url]

[Kid Twist]

(03-08-2017 05:23 PM)911 Wrote:  

Bill Kristol bought him for $1M. Cotton being tough on Iran is not him being a shitlord, it's him being Kristol's bitch.

What does that mean and how do you know?

[beta_plus]

(03-08-2017 11:10 PM)Jaydublin Wrote:  

^^^^ Trumps sons are the only ones who Cant be bought and can continue the shitlording. I hope Don Jr runs against Pence in the 2024 primaries.

[Mark Fletcher]

(03-09-2017 11:15 PM)beta_plus Wrote:  

(03-08-2017 11:10 PM)Jaydublin Wrote:  

^^^^ Trumps sons are the only ones who Cant be bought and can continue the shitlording. I hope Don Jr runs against Pence in the 2024 primaries.

Ivanka is sexy, but that's all. I'd never vote for her. At the end of the day she's just another basic white girl with just a little more class.

[MMX2010]

Jack Posobiec had a recent periscope stating that Maxine Waters is drafting a bill to impeach Trump as a Russian agent.

[John Michael Kane]

Any efforts to discount the Democrats should NOT be encouraged. They will result to voter fraud, electronic hacking of elections, bringing in illegals or just plain ol' indoctrination through the education system, plus media, both of which they still control massive portions of these institutions. Clinton massively underestimated Trump, and paid the price. Arrogance will not defeat the left, but rather continual action to push to make changes on the authentic Right will show long-term gains.

[911]

(03-09-2017 10:56 PM)Kid Twist Wrote:  

(03-08-2017 05:23 PM)911 Wrote:  

Bill Kristol bought him for $1M. Cotton being tough on Iran is not him being a shitlord, it's him being Kristol's bitch.

What does that mean and how do you know?

Bill Kristol's Emergency Committee for Israel PAC donated $1M to Cotton, who's also received substantial funding from other zionists like Elliott Abrams and Sheldon Adelson. Tom Cotton has been groomed to implement an aggressive neocon agenda, aimed at Iran. Never Trumpers like Kristol and WaPo's Jennifer Rubin have raved about Cotton, he's their man.

[budoslavic]

Suspect In House IT Security Probe Also Had Access To DNC Emails

Quote:

Imran Awan — the lead suspect in a criminal probe into breaches of House of Representatives information security systems — possessed the password to an iPad used by then-Democratic National Committee Chairperson Debbie Wasserman Schultz when DNC emails were given to Wikileaks, the Daily Caller News Foundation Investigative Group has learned.

Wasserman Schultz resigned the DNC post in the wake of Wikileaks posting damaging internal emails, blaming the scandal on hacking by Russians.

Imran and his family members, all of whom worked as IT professionals for members of Congress, were banned from the House network Feb. 2, 2017, by the House Sergeant at Arms, but Wasserman Schultz has declined to fire him and circumvented the ban by having him “advise” her office.

Wikileaks emails show that although Imran was employed by her taxpayer-funded House office, the Florida Democrat’s world–and iPad–mixed DNC, House and campaign business, and that Imran was on call for, and on a first-name basis with, top DNC staff.

Garret Bonosky, deputy director of the DNC, wrote in a May 4, 2016 email: “Amy — I will call you shortly. I have to get this ipad thing figured out. Need to make sure I have her username and password.”

DNC Assistant to the Chair Amy Kroll responded: “I do not have access to her ipad password, but Imran does.”

Bonosky replied: “Just gave AK the cell phone for Imran.”

Kroll responded: “Just spoke to Imran, call me whenever GB and I’ll update you.”

WikiLeaks began publishing July 26, 2016, “44,053 emails and 17,761 attachments from the top of the U.S. Democratic National Committee … The leaks come from the accounts of seven key figures in the DNC.”

Past interim DNC Chair Donna Brazile initially claimed after the emails became public that they were fabricated, then switched explanations and said the Russians stole them.

The FBI requested access to the DNC’s server to find out who was responsible, but the DNC refused, FBI Director James Comey said, according to The Hill.

Politico reported that New York Rep. Gregory “Meeks and, to a larger extent, Wasserman Schultz, are said to have a friendly personal relationship with Awan and his wife, according to multiple sources.”

House authorities set their sights on the Awans while investigating the existence of a secret server that was funneling congressional data off-site.

They also suspect Imran of stealing money and equipment. Soon after he joined Wasserman Schultz’s congressional payroll in 2005, four of his relatives and one of his friends began getting paid by House members. It is not clear whether ghost employees are part of the theft being investigated, but the family collected a combined $5 million.

Over the last six years, the individuals in question worked for some 80 members of Congress, all Democrats, including members of the homeland security, foreign affairs and intelligence committees. They worked for multiple members at once, since the offices did not require full-time IT services.

Wasserman Schultz spokesman David Damron did not respond to questions about whether the stolen emails might have come from Imran. Damron also declined to respond when asked if Wasserman Schultz has stronger evidence the theft was committed by a Russian.

Computer security experts say the most common threat comes from someone abusing a position of trust, trusting the wrong person or a perpetrator manipulating someone using “social engineering” to gain access; all such explanations defy the prevalent stereotype of distant strangers using high-tech tricks.

Politico reported “Meeks said he was hesitant to believe the accusations against Alvi, Imran Awan and the three other staffers, saying their background as Muslim Americans, some with ties to Pakistan, could make them easy targets for false charges,” Politico reported, adding that, he did not see a “smoking gun.”

Earlier this year, the brothers were accused of using high-tech listening devices against their own stepmom as part of a scheme to ensure that she didn’t stop them from accessing money stashed in Pakistan under their father’s name. A relative said they threatened to have the woman’s loved ones in Pakistan kidnapped if she didn’t give them power of attorney to access assets stored in their dying father’s name.

Their stepmother called the Fairfax County, Virginia police shortly before the Capitol Police disclosed the individuals as targets of the investigation.

In a May 12, 2016, email that went out to Bonosky and other top DNC staff, Wasserman Schultz staffer Rosalyn Kumar wrote: “Pelosi is doing s closed door meeting. No staff or anyone allowed. Kaitlyn come to Rayburn room and get her iPad for Imran.”

As the IT employees who set up user accounts, they had superuser privileges and could read any emails and files saved on the computers of House members’ offices.

While they were supposed to be working for the House, they were also running a limited liability corporation called “CIA,” apparently a car dealership, that racked up massive debts and fraud accusations.

CIA took and never repaid a $100,000 loan from Dr. Ali Al-Attar, an Iranian-Iraqi who is a fugitive from U.S. authorities and has been linked to Hezbollah.

Abid Awan filed for bankruptcy in 2012, listing $1 million in liabilities. Employers typically don’t allow people with money problems to have access to sensitive information, because the financial pressures can cause them to misuse it.

Former Secretary of Labor Tom Perez was elected the DNC’s new chair in February, along with Minnesota Democrat Rep. Keith Ellison, as his deputy.

Neither Perez nor Ellison responded to a request for comment on what the House and DNC are doing to accurately assess whether the Awans stole data.