Here, former Georgia lt. governor Geoff Duncan expresses the decision he’s made when confronting the choice everyone in the GOP needs make re: the 2024 presidential election.
This is an indication that Trump’s toast in 2024. There are traditional Republicans who will vote for Biden because their conscience prohibits their supporting a criminal sociopath. But how many traditional Democrats, countrywide, will vote for Trump? 11?
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Trump’s Track Record of Disasters
One can add a few things to the list here, e.g., the U.S. military, educational standards, the application of science in policymaking, and the quest to phase out fossil fuels.
It appears that Trump destroys everything he touches, with exception of his own wealth and power, and that his family and rich cronies.
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Defeating the Enemies of Democracy
Michael Fanone, the DC police officer who was severely beaten by the Jan. 6 insurrectionists, calls on all Americans to take a side, preferably the side of democracy, freedom, and rule of law.
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A Tough Time?
It’s true that those in fear of being called “libtards” by hateful morons are under attack here in the most terrible days of the American republic. But you certainly wouldn’t rather be one of these idiots, would you?
Long after the MAGA Trump supporters and the neo-Nazis have faded away, this world will still honor and reward people who can think and make contributions to our society.
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