Mid Terms and the political choices

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Stu Farish said:
Enough numbers are in. The GOP voters did in fact turn out. Early, by mail, in person.

Turnout was not the problem.

The problem was that they did not vote for republicans. I think them voting for these dems makes as much sense as a pig running around screaming "pigs for bacon eaters" but it is what happened.
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Agree with Stu ...
In this for the past 2 hours or maybe longer I have typed a opinion. Only to delete and attempt a stable middle of the line responses.. My responses will be not too forgiving I have come to that conclusion. Therefore the silence / lack of a statement / opinion in this post is the most damning ........
 
borkon said:
I'll bet JD Vance will start distancing himself from Trump from here on out.
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wouldn't surprise me to see Vance dance away from politics. Just look at the lawfare coming down the pipes, who will be there to stand and and fight the mob? I suspect we'll see A lot of Red politician's, fall in line, and do what there told to do. It's going to be a dog and pony show...
 
Stu Farish said:
townhall.com

The Democrat-Controlled Congress Is Gunning for the Second Amendment

Democrats in Congress push for universal gun registry, challenging the Second Amendment rights.
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well....according to an AI internet search, its not universal gun registration but universal background checks to be done no matter who is selling the gun. even private sales of long guns would have to be done thru an ffl with a background check.

it seems NAGR is twisting what was said...or AI is
 
No, UBC is how you get to registration. This is not newsw, it's not a secret & they've been trying to do it for a long time
 
here in PA the state police conduct the background checks and they keep them on file. its a gun registration and the courts said its legal !!

how thats a thing is amazing. the PA courts ruled an illegal registration...legal

Yes, the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania ruled that the Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) can maintain a database of handgun purchasers, though not of long guns (rifles and shotguns). [1, 2]

In Allegheny County Sportsmen's League v. Rendell (2004), the state Supreme Court interpreted Pennsylvania law to allow the PSP to keep records and maintain a database of handgun buyers, finding that it did not constitute an illegal registry of total firearm ownership
 
DOJ should be scouring those records in Texas to verify citizenship. just send in the federal marshals and seize the records, tell the courts to take a hike, its a matter of National Security...and it truly is.

they've had a record number of hispanics register to vote. trust but verify
 
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