Thanks, Trump! I originally thought that Democrats couldn't win both seats and now I've changed my mind. The two Republicans running are some of the worst the party has to offer and it's clear that the races will be pretty tight. If Trump tips the scales by convincing a small-enough percentage of voters to avoid the runoff because it's not legitimate, then Republicans won't be able to make up the difference from early voting. I'll consider it a late Christmas gift if Democrats take back control of the Senate and strip Mitch of his power.
The funny part is,republicans actually think trump gives two sh*ts about the republican party.They haven't quite figured out what its like dealing with a person like him,the only thing he cares about is himself,that's it.If it don't benefit him,its useless to him.
Its good republicans are finally gonna see his complete devotion,to himself.Most trumpers won't care though,their pretty much the same.If it benefits them,they will turn a blind eye to any misdeeds,kind of like their evangelical leaders going blind to trumps non-christian faults.Its amazing how those hypocrites fall in line with him,when it benefits their interests.
Most Republicans pretend to be religious or decent. I agree. They're self-interested people who feel greed is good. So they'll support Trump doing most things to benefit himself because that's how they view life as well. I just don't understand the thinking of the religious people, although I have a guess at what they believe. They think they can be bad people who commit crimes throughout life and then ask God for forgiveness before death, thus absolving them. Although I'm not religious, I know it can't work that way because what would be the point of any religion? Republicans in Congress see Trump as you described him. Mitch played Trump and didn't respect him at all.
i agree with most of what's written in this thread.... find evangelical christians are ENORMOUS HYPOCRITES for loving trump so much
no idea what republicans are any longer........ i think to some degree it's harkening back to the "good old days" that never really existed.
i do this too. watch alot of me-tv 1970's tv shows and johnny carson on youtube.com. but it doesn't affect me politically. and i don't really think those days were "better" than today. maybe "simpler"
but there's no going back to those days. and nor should we.
See Tryrants in modern history as described by world leaders do these things to remain in power.
Hugo Chavez ,Fidel Castro , and Manual Noriega.
Fund ways to over turn the vote and squash dissident opinion.
In the 1990 book “In the Time of the Tyrants,” a chronicle of the Noriega years, the journalists Richard M. Koster and Guillermo Sánchez Borbón gave a startling example of Mr. Noriega’s double-dealing. While providing secrets about Cuba to the United States, they wrote, Mr. Noriega sold Fidel Castro thousands of Panamanian passports, at $5,000 each, for use by Cuban secret agents and possibly agents of other Soviet bloc nations.
Established in 1995,
starting to shape up as quite a race as polls begin to tighten.
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