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Title: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 10, 2020, 08:33:19 PM
This story comes from the NYT, so I sure as hell have my doubts. But, this is a great idea. If the party goes back to being a blue collar hating, war mongering  clone of the democRAT party, they will never win the white house again.



Trump Planning To Open PAC To Maintain Influence In GOP

https://dailycaller.com/2020/11/10/trump-pac-election-republican-party/?utm_source=piano&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=2360&pnespid=gvZuteUCWh2NDpXGSsXXOkP3fBPVMK.OMoKdgb0x



President Donald Trump is reportedly making plans to create a fundraising political action committee (PAC) to maintain his influence in the GOP if his legal challenges fail to bring him a win against President-elect Joe Biden, the New York Times reported Tuesday.



While the Times is reporting the plan as a new development, senior members of Trump's campaign told the Times that Trump had always planned to open the PAC regardless of the result of the presidential election. The Associated Press, Fox News and other outlets have called the election for Biden, but a number of states are headed toward automatic recounts and the Trump campaign has litigation pending in several more.



"The president always planned to do this, win or lose, so he can support candidates and issues he cares about, such as combating voter fraud," Trump campaign Communications Director Murtaugh told the Times regarding the PAC.
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 10, 2020, 09:19:24 PM
Trump is the best thing that ever happened to the American political scene. Finally, a candidate came along who did not shill for billionaires like this dementia patient they have now.
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Joe Biden on November 10, 2020, 09:35:49 PM
Quote from: "iron horse jockey" post_id=389996 time=1605061164 user_id=2015
Trump is the best thing that ever happened to the American political scene. Finally, a candidate came along who did not shill for billionaires like this dementia patient they have now.

He sounds like a real loser. ac_toofunny
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 10, 2020, 09:53:03 PM
I'm sure political watchers will not see the end of former president Donald Trump..



He'll be a vocal critic of what transpires in Washington..



Our former prime minister, Stephen Harper mostly stayed out of domestic politics and became an international statesman.
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 10, 2020, 10:02:54 PM
Quote from: Fashionista post_id=390006 time=1605063183 user_id=3254
I'm sure political watchers will not see the end of former president Donald Trump..



He'll be a vocal critic of what transpires in Washington..



Our former prime minister, Stephen Harper mostly stayed out of domestic politics and became an international statesman.

I never thought I would miss Harper until we got a feel for the clown that replaced him.
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Gaon on November 10, 2020, 10:30:47 PM
If Trump ran for leadership of the Likud Party, he would probably win and become prime minister. He might be able to make aliyah because Ivanka is Jewish and so are his grandchildren.
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 10, 2020, 11:12:22 PM
I hope St Trump moves to Canada and becomes our pm.
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 12, 2020, 05:30:54 PM
Trump Reportedly 'Plans To Wreck Fox' News And Launch His Own Digital Media Streaming Company

https://dailycaller.com/2020/11/12/donald-trump-report-wreck-fox-news-launch-digital-media-streaming-company/?utm_source=piano&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=2360&pnespid=1fBiovpTWBKNUeUnVL6NZaRfAXmKuLPSBNmYZ9TZ



Specifically, the president is not leaning towards launching a cable channel due to the time and costs associated. Trump is, however, toying with the idea of an online streaming media channel that would likely charge a monthly fee to those who wish to watch, according to Axios.



Fox News already has a streaming service, meaning Trump's potential channel would also need to compete with this. The network offers Fox Nation, a streaming direct-to-consumer service that's nearing its second year. Subscribers for this service have reportedly passed "internal benchmarks," according to an article from Variety.
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 12, 2020, 10:21:06 PM
Trump should retire to a life of politics in Australia. Voting is compulsory in Australia, which in real terms means just over 90% participation at the ballot box instead of the 107% that saw greater voter turnouts from both candidates on November 3rd-November 12th. Electronic ballot boxes are verboten in Australia, so Russians (and butthurt liberal script kiddies) cannot hack into them and best of all, Aussies just love a larrakin.



Plus they don't as a rule have rioting soyboys in the streets. Too much chance of your average SJW getting their faces pushed in if they tried. And Aussies are smart enough to realize the difference between a rapist/nonce and someone who simply talks bigly about grabbing women on the pussy... and cast their votes accordingly.



Oh, and did I mention there are no term limits there?



Prime Minister Trump. Make Australia Great Again.
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 12, 2020, 10:34:00 PM
Quote from: Guest post_id=390252 time=1605237666
Trump should retire to a life of politics in Australia. Voting is compulsory in Australia, which in real terms means just over 90% participation at the ballot box instead of the 107% that saw greater voter turnouts from both candidates on November 3rd-November 12th. Electronic ballot boxes are verboten in Australia, so Russians (and butthurt liberal script kiddies) cannot hack into them and best of all, Aussies just love a larrakin.



Plus they don't as a rule have rioting soyboys in the streets. Too much chance of your average SJW getting their faces pushed in if they tried. And Aussies are smart enough to realize the difference between a rapist/nonce and someone who simply talks bigly about grabbing women on the pussy... and cast their votes accordingly.



Oh, and did I mention there are no term limits there?



Prime Minister Trump. Make Australia Great Again.

They have a common sense pm.
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Thiel on November 13, 2020, 12:06:21 AM
Quote from: Guest post_id=390252 time=1605237666
Trump should retire to a life of politics in Australia. Voting is compulsory in Australia, which in real terms means just over 90% participation at the ballot box instead of the 107% that saw greater voter turnouts from both candidates on November 3rd-November 12th. Electronic ballot boxes are verboten in Australia, so Russians (and butthurt liberal script kiddies) cannot hack into them and best of all, Aussies just love a larrakin.



Plus they don't as a rule have rioting soyboys in the streets. Too much chance of your average SJW getting their faces pushed in if they tried. And Aussies are smart enough to realize the difference between a rapist/nonce and someone who simply talks bigly about grabbing women on the pussy... and cast their votes accordingly.



Oh, and did I mention there are no term limits there?



Prime Minister Trump. Make Australia Great Again.

107 per cent?
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 13, 2020, 12:55:53 AM
No matter who ends up being confirmed for the presidency, President Donald Trump will remain a "popular and dominant voice" for the Republican Party and the people he brought into the party shouldn't be disregarded if he's no longer in office, Sen. Marco Rubio said Thursday.



''The message that he has been hitting on for four years and the message that we've been working on as well is that we are on the side of hard-working everyday Americans who simply want to have an economy," the Florida Republican told Fox News' "America's Newsroom." "They don't want to be told, for example, that sorry, your job is going to China because it's how the free market works. We're for the free market, not socialism.''



He stressed that it's clear that Trump's dominance will continue, as more than 70 million people voted for him.
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 13, 2020, 02:47:44 AM
Quote from: "Shen Li" post_id=390255 time=1605238440 user_id=56
Quote from: Guest post_id=390252 time=1605237666
Trump should retire to a life of politics in Australia. Voting is compulsory in Australia, which in real terms means just over 90% participation at the ballot box instead of the 107% that saw greater voter turnouts from both candidates on November 3rd-November 12th. Electronic ballot boxes are verboten in Australia, so Russians (and butthurt liberal script kiddies) cannot hack into them and best of all, Aussies just love a larrakin.



Plus they don't as a rule have rioting soyboys in the streets. Too much chance of your average SJW getting their faces pushed in if they tried. And Aussies are smart enough to realize the difference between a rapist/nonce and someone who simply talks bigly about grabbing women on the pussy... and cast their votes accordingly.



Oh, and did I mention there are no term limits there?



Prime Minister Trump. Make Australia Great Again.

They have a common sense pm.

Yes, goes on vacations to Hawaii while his country burns to the ground, just like every Liberal leader should. Smart lad, Canadians would just love their Trudeau if he was one poofteenth as unworried anout natural disasters. Say, maybe Dan Andrews can show him how to sell out to China, then he can be just like Beijing Biden, what do you reckon? Kangaroo stew in your wet markets, ground up platypus bills for your electile dysfunctions? Winner!!!
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 13, 2020, 02:52:24 AM
Quote from: Thiel post_id=390277 time=1605243981 user_id=1688
Quote from: Guest post_id=390252 time=1605237666
Trump should retire to a life of politics in Australia. Voting is compulsory in Australia, which in real terms means just over 90% participation at the ballot box instead of the 107% that saw greater voter turnouts from both candidates on November 3rd-November 12th. Electronic ballot boxes are verboten in Australia, so Russians (and butthurt liberal script kiddies) cannot hack into them and best of all, Aussies just love a larrakin.



Plus they don't as a rule have rioting soyboys in the streets. Too much chance of your average SJW getting their faces pushed in if they tried. And Aussies are smart enough to realize the difference between a rapist/nonce and someone who simply talks bigly about grabbing women on the pussy... and cast their votes accordingly.



Oh, and did I mention there are no term limits there?



Prime Minister Trump. Make Australia Great Again.

107 per cent?

Yes, I questioned that too. I didn't think it was possible, but apparently that's how it works in places like Michigan. More ballots than actual voters, perfectly permissible because reasons. Nothing to see here, move along, move along, the selection process is working flawlessly.
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 13, 2020, 02:57:07 AM
Quote from: seoulbro post_id=390285 time=1605246953 user_id=114
No matter who ends up being confirmed for the presidency, President Donald Trump will remain a "popular and dominant voice" for the Republican Party and the people he brought into the party shouldn't be disregarded if he's no longer in office, Sen. Marco Rubio said Thursday.



''The message that he has been hitting on for four years and the message that we've been working on as well is that we are on the side of hard-working everyday Americans who simply want to have an economy," the Florida Republican told Fox News' "America's Newsroom." "They don't want to be told, for example, that sorry, your job is going to China because it's how the free market works. We're for the free market, not socialism.''



He stressed that it's clear that Trump's dominance will continue, as more than 70 million people voted for him.
More people voted for him than voted for O'Bummer in 2008. For an unpopular leader, he sure is popular.
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 13, 2020, 09:04:57 AM
Quote from: Guest post_id=390299 time=1605253944
Quote from: Thiel post_id=390277 time=1605243981 user_id=1688
Quote from: Guest post_id=390252 time=1605237666
Trump should retire to a life of politics in Australia. Voting is compulsory in Australia, which in real terms means just over 90% participation at the ballot box instead of the 107% that saw greater voter turnouts from both candidates on November 3rd-November 12th. Electronic ballot boxes are verboten in Australia, so Russians (and butthurt liberal script kiddies) cannot hack into them and best of all, Aussies just love a larrakin.



Plus they don't as a rule have rioting soyboys in the streets. Too much chance of your average SJW getting their faces pushed in if they tried. And Aussies are smart enough to realize the difference between a rapist/nonce and someone who simply talks bigly about grabbing women on the pussy... and cast their votes accordingly.



Oh, and did I mention there are no term limits there?



Prime Minister Trump. Make Australia Great Again.

107 per cent?

Yes, I questioned that too. I didn't think it was possible, but apparently that's how it works in places like Michigan. More ballots than actual voters, perfectly permissible because reasons. Nothing to see here, move along, move along, the selection process is working flawlessly.

There was some election fraud, that isn't even debatable anymore..



Was it enough to change results in some states though.
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 13, 2020, 12:35:09 PM
Kayleigh McEnany said Trump is letting this litigation play out, letting his lawyers take the lead on this, while he stays hard at work for the American people on COVID and other matters." The United States will hear from President Donald Trump sometime in the future "at the right moment." So, once his litigation plays out. Trump will speak about the election, ie concede.
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 13, 2020, 03:37:14 PM
Quote from: Guest post_id=390298 time=1605253664
Quote from: "Shen Li" post_id=390255 time=1605238440 user_id=56
Quote from: Guest post_id=390252 time=1605237666
Trump should retire to a life of politics in Australia. Voting is compulsory in Australia, which in real terms means just over 90% participation at the ballot box instead of the 107% that saw greater voter turnouts from both candidates on November 3rd-November 12th. Electronic ballot boxes are verboten in Australia, so Russians (and butthurt liberal script kiddies) cannot hack into them and best of all, Aussies just love a larrakin.



Plus they don't as a rule have rioting soyboys in the streets. Too much chance of your average SJW getting their faces pushed in if they tried. And Aussies are smart enough to realize the difference between a rapist/nonce and someone who simply talks bigly about grabbing women on the pussy... and cast their votes accordingly.



Oh, and did I mention there are no term limits there?



Prime Minister Trump. Make Australia Great Again.

They have a common sense pm.

Yes, goes on vacations to Hawaii while his country burns to the ground, just like every Liberal leader should. Smart lad, Canadians would just love their Trudeau if he was one poofteenth as unworried anout natural disasters. Say, maybe Dan Andrews can show him how to sell out to China, then he can be just like Beijing Biden, what do you reckon? Kangaroo stew in your wet markets, ground up platypus bills for your electile dysfunctions? Winner!!!

The Liberal Party is the conservative party in Australia. They are nothing like the uber-prog Liberal party regime of Justine Trudeau.



The optics of an overseas trip during the wildfires was bad. But,what would old Morrison do if he was there? He aint fighting no fires.



Scott Morrison recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. He has been a staunch defender of Australian resource sector jobs. He has not sold out Australian workers to climate alarmists either. He aint perfect, but he aint bad, especially when compared to Jim Crow Joe and Justine.
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 13, 2020, 05:34:32 PM
Trump will concede. But, let's let the litigation take it's course first.



'Just Had Heartfelt Phone Call': Geraldo Rivera Gives Update After Speaking Privately With President Donald Trump

https://dailycaller.com/2020/11/13/just-had-heartfelt-phone-call-geraldo-rivera-gives-update-after-speaking-privately-with-president-donald-trump/?utm_source=piano&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=2360&pnespid=mflgraRfBAyNIV4HchLX0yc_5J2Roys0dWyjfKuA



Fox News personality Geraldo Rivera said Friday that he had spoken with his friend, President Donald Trump, and that Trump was under no illusions regarding his situation.
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 13, 2020, 06:56:44 PM
Quote from: "iron horse jockey" post_id=389996 time=1605061164 user_id=2015
Trump is the best thing that ever happened to the American political scene. Finally, a candidate came along who did not shill for billionaires like this dementia patient they have now.


That is likely the silliest thing I have read on this forum. Trump filled his cabinet with billionaires from the start.  Maybe buy some prevagen, big guy.
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 13, 2020, 09:18:58 PM
Quote from: Edward post_id=390357 time=1605311804
Quote from: "iron horse jockey" post_id=389996 time=1605061164 user_id=2015
Trump is the best thing that ever happened to the American political scene. Finally, a candidate came along who did not shill for billionaires like this dementia patient they have now.


That is likely the silliest thing I have read on this forum. Trump filled his cabinet with billionaires from the start.  Maybe buy some prevagen, big guy.

This kind of ignorance is a perfect example of why I oppose universal suffrage.



As of last year, Trump's cabinet has one billionaire in his cabinet, Secretary of Education, Betsy Devos. She has a net worth of between $1.1 and $2.2 billion. Hillary Clinton, who served in the Obama white house claimed to have a net worth of $21 million, but her real net worth was at least 10 times that amount.



All of that is a moot point though. Billionaires overwhelmingly support globalist shills like Biden. The 2020 election was no different. In fact, more than in the past, they poured money into Biden's campaign. I'll make it real simple for your little mental case mind Edweird....billionaires/woke capital hates nationalists like Trump.
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 13, 2020, 09:49:02 PM
Are you on crack? One of the first things Trump did was lower taxes the wealthiest Americans. Fact.
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 13, 2020, 09:51:43 PM
The things that billionaires/woke corporations want are endless bad trade deals, open borders/cheap domestic labour supply, government subsidies for green energy scams like Solyndra, ceding sovereignty through international organizations and agreements. Capital is global and Jim Crow Joe has supported all these things from his forty seven year career selling out American workers to his billionaire paymasters. This election was a continuation of that and that is why he got the billionaire vote and their donations.
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 14, 2020, 12:47:56 AM
Quote from: Herman post_id=390345 time=1605299834 user_id=1689
Quote from: Guest post_id=390298 time=1605253664
Quote from: "Shen Li" post_id=390255 time=1605238440 user_id=56
Quote from: Guest post_id=390252 time=1605237666
Trump should retire to a life of politics in Australia. Voting is compulsory in Australia, which in real terms means just over 90% participation at the ballot box instead of the 107% that saw greater voter turnouts from both candidates on November 3rd-November 12th. Electronic ballot boxes are verboten in Australia, so Russians (and butthurt liberal script kiddies) cannot hack into them and best of all, Aussies just love a larrakin.



Plus they don't as a rule have rioting soyboys in the streets. Too much chance of your average SJW getting their faces pushed in if they tried. And Aussies are smart enough to realize the difference between a rapist/nonce and someone who simply talks bigly about grabbing women on the pussy... and cast their votes accordingly.



Oh, and did I mention there are no term limits there?



Prime Minister Trump. Make Australia Great Again.

They have a common sense pm.

Yes, goes on vacations to Hawaii while his country burns to the ground, just like every Liberal leader should. Smart lad, Canadians would just love their Trudeau if he was one poofteenth as unworried anout natural disasters. Say, maybe Dan Andrews can show him how to sell out to China, then he can be just like Beijing Biden, what do you reckon? Kangaroo stew in your wet markets, ground up platypus bills for your electile dysfunctions? Winner!!!

The Liberal Party is the conservative party in Australia.
Milquetoast conservatives at best. Australia had a conservative party, it was called One Nation and it was destroyed through bipartisan support from both Liberal and Labour parties and its leader locked up in Boggo Road or somewhere equally conducive to the pursuit of Life, Liberty and Happiness and forced to respond to fan mail from the likes of Caskur.




Quote from: Herman post_id=390345 time=1605299834 user_id=1689The optics of an overseas trip during the wildfires was bad.

No shit, considering how he criticized a state police commissioner for her choice of dining establishments ten years earlier (//https) under similar (if less virulent) firestorm of the day. "Rules for thee, but not for me"... seems like it comes with the territory of calling oneself a Liberal, no?



You know, I heard the hypocritical cunt was quite upset when he was called to account for it. Called his accusers all sorts of nasty names. "How dare they question his right to spend his tourist dollars on hula hoops and sun bronzed strippers in an island paradise far from the firestorm his party's years of forestry mismanagement had authored!!!!"




 
Quote from: Herman post_id=390345 time=1605299834 user_id=1689But,what would old Morrison do if he was there? He aint fighting no fires.

He ain't leading either. Scott "no mates" Morrison can barely stop the country being sold off to China to make up shortfalls in federal funding and we know he is incapable of coordinating the country's emergency services and relief networks. One wonders exactly what purpose is served by having him in the position at all. Ohh yeah, legislating new ways to tax the crap out of the middle class.



But isn;t that what you'd expect from a Liberal? Why yes it is.


Quote from: Herman post_id=390345 time=1605299834 user_id=1689Scott Morrison recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. He has been a staunch defender of Australian resource sector jobs. He has not sold out Australian workers to climate alarmists either. He aint perfect, but he aint bad, especially when compared to Jim Crow Joe and Justine.
Scott Morrison is a cunt who has censored Australian media and its peoples through firewalls and federal police action, presided over protectionist rackets in foreign trade, taxed the utter shit out of people AND has furthered a number of blatantly unconstitutional practices which have enjoyed bipartisan support since World War One. If you love him so much, you're welcome to him... just make sure you give us Trump or a reasonable approximation thereof and we'll be happy to call it even stevens.
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 14, 2020, 01:05:36 AM
Quote from: Fashionista post_id=390311 time=1605276297 user_id=3254
Quote from: Guest post_id=390299 time=1605253944
Quote from: Thiel post_id=390277 time=1605243981 user_id=1688
Quote from: Guest post_id=390252 time=1605237666
Trump should retire to a life of politics in Australia. Voting is compulsory in Australia, which in real terms means just over 90% participation at the ballot box instead of the 107% that saw greater voter turnouts from both candidates on November 3rd-November 12th. Electronic ballot boxes are verboten in Australia, so Russians (and butthurt liberal script kiddies) cannot hack into them and best of all, Aussies just love a larrakin.



Plus they don't as a rule have rioting soyboys in the streets. Too much chance of your average SJW getting their faces pushed in if they tried. And Aussies are smart enough to realize the difference between a rapist/nonce and someone who simply talks bigly about grabbing women on the pussy... and cast their votes accordingly.



Oh, and did I mention there are no term limits there?



Prime Minister Trump. Make Australia Great Again.

107 per cent?

Yes, I questioned that too. I didn't think it was possible, but apparently that's how it works in places like Michigan. More ballots than actual voters, perfectly permissible because reasons. Nothing to see here, move along, move along, the selection process is working flawlessly.

There was some election fraud, that isn't even debatable anymore..



Was it enough to change results in some states though.


Maybe not. However his court cases regarding impropriety might, certainly it seems to have the Lincoln Project shitting themselves so hard they've started doxxing the legal teams into submission and invoking cancel culture on those who fail to bend the knee.



Think for a moment; if Trump's legal eagles can make the impropriety charge stick in Pennsylvania, that sets precedent for ALL the other 49. Overnight entire chunks of votes have to be abandoned... terrible news for the dummycrrats who are screeching that ALL votes need to be counted. Also terrible news for the media, who have been crowing Bidet as the president elect in spite of his not being certified as such. Because low information voters are going to flip their wigs when they are told the assuredly LEGAL means Trump is employing to meet the challenge to the democratic process are BAD. You can be sure that win or lose, shit is only going to get worse... but if Trump wins, civil unrest is going to spike in ways that will make Portland's "peaceful protests" look like a girl guides picnic.



Still, it's got to be done. The court challenge that is. And we must hope it is enough to correct the impropriety of some aspects of this particular election, along with any outright fraudulence pertaining to same. The alternative is worse and the example the alternative sets will be brought to bear in other countries soon enough, your own included.
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 14, 2020, 01:17:58 AM
QuoteNo shit, considering how he criticized a state police commissioner for her choice of dining establishments ten years earlier under similar (if less virulent) firestorm of the day. "Rules for thee, but not for me"... seems like it comes with the territory of calling oneself a Liberal, no?



You know, I heard the hypocritical cunt was quite upset when he was called to account for it. Called his accusers all sorts of nasty names. "How dare they question his right to spend his tourist dollars on hula hoops and sun bronzed strippers in an island paradise far from the firestorm his party's years of forestry mismanagement had authored!!!!"

I don't care about that kind of gossip. I liked John Howard too. Both guys fought for resource sector jobs. Our pm fights for resource jobs too--in Saudi Arabia, Russia, and Venezuela.
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 14, 2020, 01:32:41 AM
Quote from: Herman post_id=390351 time=1605306872 user_id=1689
Trump will concede. But, let's let the litigation take it's course first.
I reserve judgement of your first statement and agree wholeheartedly with your second.



Here's the thing; we know through experience that Trump is capable of pulling rabbits out of his hat when all but the most diehard of supporters were saying he was done. Check your diary for November 2016 if you need a refresher on this.



What we are witnessing now is roughly analagous to the Bush v Gore fiasco in 2000. And it may interest you to know that both Barrett and Kavanagh served as advisors to Bush in that particular drama. We should probably wait until Scotus has weighed in on the matter before before we ring the bell.



Another thing that bears waiting for is the reaction of judges to the efforts of groups like the Lincoln Project. Justices generally don't appreciate their courtroom proceedings getting fucked with, and I for one have to wonder if that's not going to bite Cancel Culture in the ass now that it is attempting to exert its dominance over the judicial process. We will have to wait and see there too.



Remembering too, that if any states remain uncertified by the statutory deadline (which falls in December) it then needs to go before a house committee vote. Which under normal circumstances is supposed to mean Pelosi would walk away as President. Considering how badly the moderates have been raepd by the massive amount of ballots with no downballot support for the dummiecrats, along with Sanders and Warren essentially being told to fuck off and die with the rest of the progtards as the neo-libs rush to assure those pesky "tippy-tops" that all is well in their court, what do you think that means for Donald Trump's chances?



Like I said earlier, we thought he was down for the count before. But just like Lazarus...
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 14, 2020, 02:06:50 AM
Quote from: Herman post_id=390418 time=1605334678 user_id=1689
QuoteNo shit, considering how he criticized a state police commissioner for her choice of dining establishments ten years earlier under similar (if less virulent) firestorm of the day. "Rules for thee, but not for me"... seems like it comes with the territory of calling oneself a Liberal, no?



You know, I heard the hypocritical cunt was quite upset when he was called to account for it. Called his accusers all sorts of nasty names. "How dare they question his right to spend his tourist dollars on hula hoops and sun bronzed strippers in an island paradise far from the firestorm his party's years of forestry mismanagement had authored!!!!"

I don't care about that kind of gossip.

Ahhh yes, the old cry of "fake news" to the rescue. You've been hanging about leftists for too long methinks. Firebreaks don't create themselves as a general rule, instead of caving in to the climate change alarmists to label every eucalypt a carbon sink, you need to torch a few of them in the cooler months. You know, so firefighters have access into areas they can fight fires from. Otherwise you stand to lose the lot. I'd have thought it was common sense, but your buddies in Cuntberra are more keep on placating the environmental lobby. Yes, Scott No-Mates included.



nteresting story (gossip if you must, after all it was reported in the lamestream media at the time) regarding a firefighter who was fined some exorbitant amount for his removal of a few "carbon sinks" around his property last year. The fines were in the six figure range, which will give you some idea on just how seriously Sco-Mo takes the whole cowfarts deal. Then the fires came roaring through the joint. Leveled every dwelling in the community... except for one.



See if you can guess which one that was.




Quote from: Herman post_id=390418 time=1605334678 user_id=1689 I liked John Howard too. Both guys fought for resource sector jobs. Our pm fights for resource jobs too--in Saudi Arabia, Russia, and Venezuela.

And Howard fought for the greater glory of international conglomerates too, what's your point? In both cases the profits go to overseas ventures. If you're going to talk up the Lucky Cunt's frog goblin for at least bothering to secure what amounts to sweatshop wages for diggers where hazard pay would be more appropriate (and after helping to drive Australia's inflation and unemployment rates into double digits during his stint as federal treasurer for the Fraser government too) then you're as mental as he is.





Just how mental I hear the rest of you ask? Why don't we get it straight from the amphibian's lips himself... I present for your bemusement the scholarly Little Johnny Blowhard, shining star of Canterbury High School, circa 1955...





https://archive.org/details/JohnHowardQuiz1955/02-06-09_howard-and-jack-davey-1955.mp3





What a fucking retard. Pained as I am to admit it, Trudeau at the very least is better educated, certainly has better diction and for all his crimes against Canadian society, at least isn't in the habit of sending his citizens into holes in the ground to die from mesothelioma and caveins, nor get their fucking arms ripped off in regrettable shop floor accidents.
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 14, 2020, 02:32:26 AM
By the way; fun fact for you; there was an Australian prime mincer who, at a time when Australia's dollar was buying one and a half greenbacks, attempted to "buy back the farm" as he put it. Bring back Australia's brands and industry to Australian soil in other words. Started a bunch of public works projects (including getting much of Sydney's southwest sewered) and authored a bunch of beneficial if decidedly socialist policies (like universal medicare, schooling etc). Was forced to obtain overseas funding simply to keep the government running as supply bill after supply bill was blocked by Herman's precious Liberals and was ultimately fired after standing up to the US ambassador for illegal bombing campaigns in Cambodia conducted under clandestine collusion between the CIA and ASIO without the prime mincers knowledge. Told the slimy little ratfucker to knock it off or Australia might have to revisit it's position on the US "weather observation stations" of Pine Gap and Nurrungar, the leases for which were due in December 1975.



He was fired from the job by the Governor Gential in November, and the continued operation of Pine Gap and Nurrungar was assured. Yay Liberty!



And just so we are under no illusions as to what Herman's starry eyed misrepresentation of the "Liberal Party" does when it's "fighting for workers", be it known that these "weather installations" (in reality monitoring stations for transmissions of interest out of Russia and communist China) were leased at a rate of one peppercorn per 25 years on the understanding that Australian and US military personnel be afforded equal representation in employment opportunities. Which after the ink had dried transpired that the Aussies did the catering while the US got the intel.



You can kinda see why Trump is an improvement over the losers Herman is talking up. I can count on the fingers of my hands the amount of genuinely decent politicians to aspire to the running of the country and not a single one of them is to be found in either house now.
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Poppy on November 14, 2020, 10:08:57 AM
i heard trump is going to bring back celebrity apprentice.
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 14, 2020, 11:52:12 AM
Quote from: Poppy post_id=390424 time=1605366537 user_id=3287
i heard trump is going to bring back celebrity apprentice.

I didn't mind that show.
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 14, 2020, 01:03:55 PM
I don't know a lot about Australia's domestic politics. I do know that the current Aussie pm took deficit reduction seriously. Trudeau, just like his father before thinks there's an infinite supply of other people's money.
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 14, 2020, 06:36:57 PM
Quote from: seoulbro post_id=390432 time=1605377035 user_id=114
I don't know a lot about Australia's domestic politics. I do know that the current Aussie pm took deficit reduction seriously. Trudeau, just like his father before thinks there's an infinite supply of other people's money.

I lived In Queensland. Australia is not nearly as progtardy as Canada. Their Liberal party would be considered fascist by our Conservative party standards for Christ sakes. In fact, the Australian Labour party is basically Trump's plan on immigration.
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 26, 2020, 05:46:47 AM
Queensland, state of the pumpkin scones, peanut shearing sheds and banana mines. Most notable for electing a gibbering fuckwit with a speech impediment that made Joe Biden look eridite... for nineteen years running. Probably would have been longer too, except the silly old bastard ran for federal prime mincer in the late eighties and the rest of Australia said "geeeeeet faaaaaaaarked"...



Only in Queensland, and presumably... the United States. Sergio Be-often Peedupon was definitely a colourful character, at least as colourful as the bleached sections of Australia's Great Barrier Reef. Which, according to Australia's greates ever elected dribbler (and I quote) "I've seen them and I don't know what all the fuss is about... they look wonderful, all gleaming white" stands testament to just how patently stupid and utterly moronic the denizens of that state actually are. Also that gerrymandering works. Nineteen years? You'd have to be a moron for that, or be a boot licking masochist to sign on for such malarkey.



If that's the great benchmark for political excremence old Herman uses to proclaim Frog Gimp Johnny How-Hard and Scott-no-mates Morrison (whose fiscal responsibility in terms of government paid for hotels for returning citizens and *ahem* liberal distribution of taxpayer dollars to double unemployment benefits for the duration of lockdowns even the Chinese Health Organization says don't work) as somehow "desireable" then well and good. Personally, if the state of Queensland hadn't given us that Fran Drescher voiced 'Ranga Pauline Hanson, I'd be all for kicking it clean out of Australia. Fuck the inbred bastards, they've been mooching off the federal purse for far too long, what with debt relief packages for their inabilities to maintain their levees and building in flood plains, to say nothing of those fuel excise rorts they've been indulging in for more decades than anyone cares to count.



Fair fucking dinkum, even Sir Robert Menzies was a better leader... and he was a sleazy old fuckpig who made a pass at Lizzie Windsor... AND in front of his own wife. Cunt hated Australia so much, he begged the UK to bomb the fuck out of Maralinga extensively, then flew Australian servicemen through the fallout plumes to see what the results were.



Liberals - fucked up no matter what country you find them running. Yes Herman my boy, even in Australia. And I know you know this... because even you couldn't wait to get the fuck out of the place.
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 26, 2020, 06:00:51 AM
Also, I love I'm still seeing the message of "post will appear pending moderator approval" (or whatever), meanwhile you have Viagrabots spamming up the threads. "Priorities"... perhaps you should petition Trudeau for some.



Let me know if you want a good word put in on your behalf. Only two degrees separation between him and believe it or not, the guy isn't as bad as you think. Neither might I add are a good many of the other corrupt bastards in your government. At least they give you a comparatively easy choice to make, unlike Australia which functions politically as a vassal of the US for the most part, both major parties being willing enough to sell the citizenry short for old Uncle Sam. Probably Xi Xingpongping too when Beijing Biden finally gets access to the White House ornamental dribble cups...





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LakIHAkEokY





Lucky country be fucked... more like Caskur's unlucky cunt.
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 26, 2020, 09:10:42 AM
Quote from: Guest post_id=391889 time=1606388451
Also, I love I'm still seeing the message of "post will appear pending moderator approval" (or whatever), meanwhile you have Viagrabots spamming up the threads. "Priorities"... perhaps you should petition Trudeau for some.



Let me know if you want a good word put in on your behalf. Only two degrees separation between him and believe it or not, the guy isn't as bad as you think. Neither might I add are a good many of the other corrupt bastards in your government. At least they give you a comparatively easy choice to make, unlike Australia which functions politically as a vassal of the US for the most part, both major parties being willing enough to sell the citizenry short for old Uncle Sam. Probably Xi Xingpongping too when Beijing Biden finally gets access to the White House ornamental dribble cups...





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LakIHAkEokY





Lucky country be fucked... more like Caskur's unlucky cunt.

I believe that's changed now..



And it's nice to see you again.

 ac_smile
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 26, 2020, 12:29:18 PM
Peaches and the rest of the CBT gang will be there marching for election transparency.



'March for Trump' Organizers Plan Large Rally in December



The organizers of the large march and rally in Washington this month say they're planning an event that could potentially draw even more people in the nation's capital on Dec. 12.



The date is significant because it's two days before the Electoral College electors meet in their states and vote for president and vice president.



Estimates of the turnout at the first march, which took place on Nov. 14, ranged from the low hundreds of thousands to 1.5 million.



"I think if the amount of outreach that we've had to us since the day of the March is indicative of crowd size, I wouldn't be surprised if this one is larger than other. People are excited about it. We've already got messages that hotel rooms are being booked, that they're driving from across the country and whatnot," said Kremer, who is CEO of Women for America First, a nonprofit that says its goals include supporting an America first agenda and stopping liberals from controlling the media's narrative.



The purpose of the march is to call for legal, not illegal, ballots to be counted in states across the nation.



"We want election integrity. This is to protect our elections, and we want our president to know that we're out here standing with him, we support him in fighting for election integrity, and we stayed with him," Kremer said. "We hope that all Trump supporters will come and join us, let the president know you're standing with him, and this is about the spirit of America. These are patriotic freedom-loving Americans from coast to coast, from all four corners."

https://www.theepochtimes.com/march-for-trump-organizers-plan-large-rally-in-december_3593145.html?utm_source=morningbriefnoe&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=mb-2020-11-26
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 27, 2020, 09:31:33 AM
Quote from: Fashionista post_id=391899 time=1606399842 user_id=3254
Quote from: Guest post_id=391889 time=1606388451
Also, I love I'm still seeing the message of "post will appear pending moderator approval" (or whatever), meanwhile you have Viagrabots spamming up the threads. "Priorities"...

I believe that's changed now..



And it's nice to see you again.

 ac_smile
And you. For all the shit I give the old dag, I don't mind seeing Herman either. It's all good. As is the viagrabots... a totally pissweak act which I'm sure someone is getting a chubby over somewhere, but to my mind it's totally ineffectual and speaks to the overwhelming impotence and lack of cranial porridge of the person who practices it. Yes, that's a dyed in the wool shitposter telling you this, whoever you are. I'm sure you'd love it if I cared enough to bother familiarizing myself with your complete lack of nousse, but I don't. Keep firing those anonymous blanks, buddy, earn enough of those e-box tops and you might be able to trade them in on your very own assgasm.



And speaking of anonymity, I'm thinking that going forward it's arguably an asset to be so. When an entire nation gets to stand back and allow its elections t be stolen by the Occasional-Cortexes of this world that they might realise their wet dreams of stasi lists of "political dissidents" to deplatform from society, anonymous shitposting is perhaps the only non-violent form of protest left open to the common man. Clearly the ballot box is no longer an option.



At least it gets under someone's feelie-feels... which is more than might be said for the kind of wanker whose best play is to register a forum with a spam farm.
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 27, 2020, 08:49:33 PM
I liked what I heard about Joh Bjelke-Petersen when I lived in Queensland. I liked Johnny Howard too. Morrison too is A-okay too compared to anything we have in this sickening ultra progtard country. But, old Herman is only a redneck who spent his working life on drilling and service rigs all over the world.
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on November 27, 2020, 09:57:19 PM
Quote from: Herman post_id=392135 time=1606528173 user_id=1689
But, old Herman is only a redneck who spent his working life on drilling and service rigs all over the world.

And there's the rub.



Meanwhile...





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLIPUDlRBFA
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on December 01, 2020, 03:36:44 AM
The only people sorry to see Joh Bjelke -Pumpkinscone gone were the cartoonists and comedy speech writers.



And Herman.
Title: Re: What Old Trump Might Do in His Retirement
Post by: Anonymous on December 01, 2020, 06:29:41 PM
Quote from: Guest post_id=392570 time=1606811804
The only people sorry to see Joh Bjelke -Pumpkinscone gone were the cartoonists and comedy speech writers.



And Herman.

Seattle and Portland need Joh Bjelke Petersen types for mayor to crack down hard on Antifa and BLM.