Politics/Religion Consolidated Megathread Extravaganza

[Brent]

Lond Breed, the ultra progtard mayor of San Francisco who presided over a shocking rise in crime and homeless over the past six years will soon leave office, having lost her re-election bid to a businessman with no political experience.

She was among the first mayors of a major city to strip law enforcement of funding in keeping with the BLM cry to "defund the police" following the death of George Floyd. In 2020, Breed announced that she would cut a whopping $120 million from the budgets of both San Francisco's police and sheriff's departments. She probably has personal police protection for herself.

[Herman]

She can finally take a break knowing she's in great hands.

[Shen Li]

Neoliberalim with free markets, smaller government is officially over in Canada and the US. That wing of the GOP is gone. In Canada, PP is appealing to working class voters that have been thrown under the bus by the urban elitist NDP.

[DKG]

On Thursday, a federal judge dealt a significant blow to the Biden-Harris administration's plan to provide mass amnesty to at least 550,000 illegal aliens currently residing in the United States.

Earlier this year, a coalition of 16 Republican-led states, spearheaded by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and America First Legal, filed a lawsuit against the administration for its "Keeping Families Together" program. The program would have granted amnesty to illegal immigrant spouses and stepchildren of American citizens.

The lawsuit, filed by the 16 state attorneys general, argued that the administration's claim that it would apply to roughly 550,000 illegal aliens was "likely a significant underestimate," projecting that it could be closer to 1.3 million.

[Ravey]

haha..

Trump teases he'd bail out Harris campaign debts for sake of 'unity' in latest troll

The Harris-Walz campaign is reportedly $20 million in debt, having raised more than $1 billion and had $118 million in the bank as of Oct. 16, according to Politico reporter Christopher Cadelago.

https://news.yahoo.com/news/trump-teases-hed-bail-harris-005708657.html

[Shen Li]

haha..

Trump teases he'd bail out Harris campaign debts for sake of 'unity' in latest troll

The Harris-Walz campaign is reportedly $20 million in debt, having raised more than $1 billion and had $118 million in the bank as of Oct. 16, according to Politico reporter Christopher Cadelago.

https://news.yahoo.com/news/trump-teases-hed-bail-harris-005708657.html

Big tech has abandoned Hairyass when she lost as fast as she abandoned Willie Brown after she got what she wanted.

[DKG]

n the late hours of Nov. 5, North Carolina decisively awarded its 16 electoral votes to President Donald Trump, marking the 13th Republican victory in the state's last 15 presidential elections. Only Jimmy Carter in 1976 and Barack Obama in 2008 interrupted this streak. By the next day, Republicans had secured control of the North Carolina legislature, falling just one vote short of a veto-proof majority.

Despite this strong record in national and legislative races, pundits and optimistic Democrats still label North Carolina a "purple state." The reason? A puzzling trend: While North Carolinians reliably vote Republican for president, the legislature, and the judiciary, they continue to elect Democrats to the state's highest executive offices.

In the past 50 years, despite Republican dominance in presidential elections, North Carolina has elected only three Republican governors — Jim Holshouser, Jim Martin, and Pat McCrory. No Republican has served as attorney general in the state since Reconstruction.

Trump should appoint Rep. Dan Bishop (R) of North Cariolina one of the House's most effective conservative litigators, he has earned a reputation for his sharp cross-examinations of Biden administration officials, including Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.

[Herman]

Trump announced his choice for United Nations ambassador on Sunday evening. He confirmed to the New York Post that he had offered the position to New York Rep. Elise Stefanik (R).

Trump's decision to appoint Stefanik followed an announcement on Saturday that former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley would not be joining his incoming Cabinet.

"I will not be inviting former Ambassador Nikki Haley, or former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, to join the Trump Administration, which is currently in formation. I very much enjoyed and appreciated working with them previously, and would like to thank them for their service to our Country. MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!" he wrote on Truth Social.

[Herman]

Trump announced Sunday that former acting director of U.S. Immigration and Custom Enforcement Thomas D. Homan will serve as "border czar" in his incoming administration.

He is as far from Kameltoe, the former border czar on immigration law enforcement as ya can get.

[DKG]

The judge in Donald Trump's criminal hush money case in New York is set to decide Tuesday whether to throw out Trump's conviction based on the U.S. Supreme Court's recent decision on presidential immunity.

If Judge Juan Merchan upholds the conviction, sentencing in the case is scheduled for Nov. 26, less than two months ahead of Trump's inauguration.

[Thiel]

The rumors are picking up that Biden will resign and Harris will be installed as president until January 20, 2025. She was installed as the nominee, why not make her presidnet for two months as well.

[Brent]

Rick Scott of Florida might be the senator who replaces Bushtard McConnell.

[Herman]

To signal the beginning of the transition to the next administration, Biden invited Trump to a friendly meeting in the Oval Office, and Trump agreed.

Addressing Trump as "Mr. President" and acknowledging him as a "former president," Biden congratulated Trump on his recent victory and promised a "smooth transition" in the days and weeks to come.

"We're gonna do everything we can to make sure you're accommodated, what you need," Biden said.

"Welcome. Welcome back," he added to the man he recently called "the greatest threat to our democracy."

Trump graciously accepted Biden's remarks and offered a few conciliatory statements of his own.

"Politics is tough, and it's, in many cases, not a very nice world," Trump replied, "but it is a nice world today, and I appreciate it very much."