Republicans for Harris
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Trump uses what is effective or what he thinks is effective. Barron helps with the Tik-Tok stuff. That's where the grocery price video was posted.
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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Besides, if you want to talk money, let's talk the government's money being plowed into heavily Democrat precincts, in amounts dwarfing ZuckBucks.
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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Trump uses what is effective or what he thinks is effective. Barron helps with the Tik-Tok stuff. That's where the grocery price video was posted.
@Jolly said in Republicans for Harris:
Trump uses what is effective or what he thinks is effective.
So that’s why Trump kept using Truth Social and shunning X/Twitter long after Elon Musk unbanned Trump on X/Twitter.
As for “money buying love” concerning Trump and TikTok, see https://www.politico.com/news/2024/03/14/trump-tiktok-billionaire-donors-00146892
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Besides, if you want to talk money, let's talk the government's money being plowed into heavily Democrat precincts, in amounts dwarfing ZuckBucks.
@Jolly said in Republicans for Harris:
Besides, if you want to talk money, let's talk the government's money being plowed into heavily Democrat precincts, in amounts dwarfing ZuckBucks.
Only one other state, Wyoming, relies on the federal government for more of its revenue than Louisiana, which relies on the federal government for 52.27% of its money. The Pelican State also receives $1.60 in federal funding for every $1 it pays in income taxes, the seventh-most across our study.
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@Jolly said in Republicans for Harris:
Besides, if you want to talk money, let's talk the government's money being plowed into heavily Democrat precincts, in amounts dwarfing ZuckBucks.
Only one other state, Wyoming, relies on the federal government for more of its revenue than Louisiana, which relies on the federal government for 52.27% of its money. The Pelican State also receives $1.60 in federal funding for every $1 it pays in income taxes, the seventh-most across our study.
@kluurs said in Republicans for Harris:
@Jolly said in Republicans for Harris:
Besides, if you want to talk money, let's talk the government's money being plowed into heavily Democrat precincts, in amounts dwarfing ZuckBucks.
Only one other state, Wyoming, relies on the federal government for more of its revenue than Louisiana, which relies on the federal government for 52.27% of its money. The Pelican State also receives $1.60 in federal funding for every $1 it pays in income taxes, the seventh-most across our study.
And your point is?
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@kluurs said in Republicans for Harris:
@Jolly said in Republicans for Harris:
Besides, if you want to talk money, let's talk the government's money being plowed into heavily Democrat precincts, in amounts dwarfing ZuckBucks.
Only one other state, Wyoming, relies on the federal government for more of its revenue than Louisiana, which relies on the federal government for 52.27% of its money. The Pelican State also receives $1.60 in federal funding for every $1 it pays in income taxes, the seventh-most across our study.
And your point is?
@Jolly said in Republicans for Harris:
@kluurs said in Republicans for Harris:
@Jolly said in Republicans for Harris:
Besides, if you want to talk money, let's talk the government's money being plowed into heavily Democrat precincts, in amounts dwarfing ZuckBucks.
Only one other state, Wyoming, relies on the federal government for more of its revenue than Louisiana, which relies on the federal government for 52.27% of its money. The Pelican State also receives $1.60 in federal funding for every $1 it pays in income taxes, the seventh-most across our study.
And your point is?
Money can’t buy you love…
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@89th said in Republicans for Harris:
I’m friends with one of those folks listed above btw. They are very sincere.
There is a very easy path from self-interest or social pressures or political/social/economic advantage, to genuine sincerity. In fact, not taking that path requires a great deal of reflection and intention. Humans are wired to take that path. Sincerity when it comes to politics actually means very little. The easiest person to fool is oneself, as the saying goes. Every true believer in every idiotic idea in the history of the universe has been sincere.
Education is extremely important.
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@89th said in Republicans for Harris:
I’m friends with one of those folks listed above btw. They are very sincere.
There is a very easy path from self-interest or social pressures or political/social/economic advantage, to genuine sincerity. In fact, not taking that path requires a great deal of reflection and intention. Humans are wired to take that path. Sincerity when it comes to politics actually means very little. The easiest person to fool is oneself, as the saying goes. Every true believer in every idiotic idea in the history of the universe has been sincere.
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https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/25071901-bush-mccain-and-romney-alumni-for-harris-statement
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2024/08/26/republicans-endorse-harris-bush-romney-mccain/
More than 200 Republicans who worked for President George W. Bush, Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) or the late Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) have endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris, warning in a letter that a second Trump presidency “will hurt real, everyday people and weaken our sacred institutions.”
The open letter with the endorsement was first published Monday in USA Today, with 238 signatures.
