Coffee Talk V: The Final Battle

[forty_three]

This is the new face of Wyoming

Spoiler

I mean, Cheney voted with Trump 88% of the time so I'm not heartbroken she's out of a job.

But that... woman?... is terrifying. And she looks funny.

 

[forty_three]

Then there's this:

Liz Cheney Says She’s ‘Thinking’ About Running for President in 2024 (Published 2022)

Ms. Cheney, who was trounced in her primary, acknowledged on NBC’s “Today Show” that she was considering a White House bid. She also announced a political action committee.

www.nytimes.com

Might be fun to see her shred DeathSanta, Wheelie McNaziboy and Mango Mussolini in debates.

All I care about is Trump running as an independent.

 

[forty_three]

Fetterman campaign raises $500K in wake of viral Oz ‘crudité’ video

Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. John Fetterman (D) raised more than half a million dollars in the past day for his Senate campaign after an ad from his Republican opponent, Mehmet Oz, went viral on social me…

thehill.com

He can buy several broccolis with that.

 

[forty_three]

Here's a pen. Thanks for finally doing something, you twat.

 

[thedddd]

I mean, Cheney voted with Trump 88% of the time so I'm not heartbroken she's out of a job.

But that... woman?... is terrifying. And she looks funny.

Oh trust me neither am I. Also, I am mind blown seeing democrats state they would vote for her.
Just like the majority of Trump voters, essentially they would be voting against their own interests.

 

[thedddd]

Here's a pen. Thanks for finally doing something, you twat.

Sadly though (yes they cropped the left side of the group) it is still a bunch of old white men.

 

[forty_three]

Oh trust me neither am I. Also, I am mind blown seeing democrats state they would vote for her.
Just like the majority of Trump voters, essentially they would be voting against their own interests.

As the Jan 6 committee aims to wrap up before the midterms, she has nothing at all to lose. So that might be fun.

She's the new John McCain. Bad for everyone, but less bad than most.

 

[thedddd]

As the Jan 6 committee aims to wrap up before the midterms, she has nothing at all to lose. So that might be fun.

She's the new John McCain. Bad for everyone, but less bad than most.

If the committee goes on after she is out of Congress she could then be used as a special advisor with no reservations. That would be interesting.

 

[forty_three]

Another change in explanation.

 

[Bloody Brian Burke]

We know the US is fucked so how it is in Canada with your new Queen, Romana Didulo?

 

[dash]

 

[mooger_35]

Breaking news:

33% of PA voters would vote for literally anything with an R beside their name.

 

[dash]

Breaking news:

33% of PA voters would vote for literally anything with an R beside their name.

They put the crud in crudite

 

[thedddd]

Breaking news:

33% of PA voters would vote for literally anything with an R beside their name.

Yep and I know quite a few in my family.

And even scarier 66% of R's in WY voted for her:

Coffee Talk V: The Final Battle

sportshoop.la

Because of blind loyalty to Trump.

 

[KennyBanyeah]

So if Trump gets convicted for any of his numerous alleged felonies, he'll be allowed to be President but he won't be allowed to vote in many states.

Seems reasonable.

#BeerHallPutsch

 

[sbb122]

A real life mushmouth

 

[dash]

 

[thedddd]

And lets not forget she is all about the grift and the grift only.


Her in 2016:

How an Anti-Trump Plotter in 2016 Became His Champion Against Liz Cheney (Published 2021)

Harriet Hageman, a Wyoming Republican, is the former president’s choice to take on his leading G.O.P. critic. But five years ago, she tried to overturn his victory in the party’s primary race.

www.nytimes.com

She condemned Mr. Trump as a bigoted candidate who would repel voters Republicans needed to win a national election, warning that the G.O.P. would be saddled with “somebody who is racist and xenophobic.”

Ms. Hageman’s yearslong journey from Never-Trumpism to declaring him the best president of her lifetime is one of the most striking illustrations yet of the political elasticity demonstrated both by ambitious Republicans in the Trump era and by the former president himself, who has relentlessly asserted his dominance over leaders of his party.

 

[Comeds]

One of the failures of Biden and the democrats is their failure to work together with the Republicans, to reach across the aisle.

 

[thedddd]

Now this is a Conservative campaign I can get behind.
I love when they throw shit at each other.