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Trump is continuing to chose swamp creatures to endorse. This reconfirms my belief that though he knows there is a swamp, he's completely incapable of fighting it.

That's, IMO, a very bad scenario for America specifically. America works on assimilating it's many people, with many religions. Attacking that assimilation is the worst thing you can do. It accomplishes exactly what leftists do with diversity bullshit, regardless of intention. Also, it would...

Sorta describes me, but replace liberal stuff with the corresponding libertarian stuff. Usually, I'd vote for the libertarian party, as it gets ballot access. But instead, I find that the criminalization of politics is so bad I need to vote Trump. Also, and this is huge news, the R's are...

Also, forewarning. A steal is expected. It's harder to do this time, as well as numerous states having protected their elections.

Huh, I had thought those were her only delegates. Anyway, she won Vermont, and that's it. Everywhere else she's losing by at least 20 points, if not more.

While it's funny Haley won DC, It's honestly a bad thing: because of this, she can and will be represented in the delegate count come the convention. It opens the door for shenanigans.

Yes. It wasn't noble or ignoble, it was just sorta arbitrary and kinda happened. It's a mess, but I doubt it is gonna be fixed. The one place that does it right is, oddly enough, the LNP, which explicitly doesn't give a shit about the primary (I mean, they look at them, but it's sorta...

They kinda don't. If you want to get involved in party politics outside of voting (going to meetings, etc), they can, depending on state. But signing up for a party is just a check box on an voter registration. Note that US parties are not like political parties in the rest of the world. They...

SC isn't actually a good state for Haley. But MA, NY, or CA? Those she could win.

Because the Dems are a cluster fire, and for once the R's are too smart to get in the way of the D's fucking up.

It's not about legal guilt, it's about jury sympathy for a feeble old man who isn't there. At some point, someone's mind goes enough that no matter what they did, it's not really that person anymore, but a barely there vegetable.

Also, the Colorado ban of Trump seems very dead. Stelter is saying it's dead. CNN is saying it's dead, and that the liberal justices are going to rule it dead. They are thinking 9-0 or maybe 8-1.

Moving this to the senate thread, as it's more on topic for that. https://the-sietch.com/index.php?threads/2024-united-states-senate-dicussion-thread.6656/

Even better, there's an uprising against Mitch!

Ronna McDaniel is resigning:

He's America's premier undercover journalist, so much so that he stopped going in person and recruited other people to wear hidden cameras instead (up until now). His go to strategy is to just have people on dates, and for some reason they just start saying all kinds of things. For a political...

James O'Keefe manages to get a White House cybersecurity guy to spill all the beans about the white house. I really don't know how he gets away with it, he literally Clark Kents him by just wearing glasses and dying hair. Like how do you not recognize the voice? But some key takeaways: Michelle...

Oh, and for the Dems, Joe Biden seemed to win about 75% of the vote, so that's on lock.

So I'm seeing about 53 Trump, 45 Haley in NH. Obviously Trump wins, but I don't think it's enough to kick Haley out to pasture.

Yeah, from what I've read, Noem seems great. I have no idea about Stefanik though.