Trump: You Won't Have to Vote Anymore

@no1marauder said
"Former President Donald Trump told Christians on Friday to vote “just this time” and claimed they “won’t have to do it anymore” after the election in November.

“Four more years, you know what? It’ll be fixed, it’ll be fine. You won’t have to vote anymore,” the GOP presidential nominee told the crowd at the conservative Turning Point Action event in Florida.

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Any of the Trumpsters here care to decipher what this old fool is talking about?

@Suzianne said
What a buffoon.

How does this make voting not necessary anymore?

Wanna answer that one, genius?

@AverageJoe1 said
He said that to Christians, who really do not vote that much. He said VOTE on Nov 5th, and I will FIX this country, and you will never have to vote again. I will make this a wonderful country again.

You fools are idiots. That is simply all he meant. I just saw this crap post from Marauder, attempting to poison the minds of liberals.... and people like Sue and S ...[text shortened]... don't need it.

Have y'all noticed that Kamala has stopped cackling?? Should I do a thread on it?

@Mott-The-Hoople said
the silent majority will not be needed in a fair election. Do try to comprehend what you read.

The way elections are right now, states sending out unrequested ballots, ballot harvesting, illegals voting, drop boxes, people making decisions about elections that only state legislatures have the right to do.

Go ahead, play dumb, you are good at it.

@Suzianne said
"The fix is in."

Over our dead bodies!

@mike69 said
What does that mean Sue? I started a couple threads why don’t you jump on the one where you want minors to be able to start the meds and disfigure their bodies at these impressionable ages?

@Suzianne said
Thousands start the medicinal steps to change gender every day.

Get over it.

@mike69 said
This answers nothing, are you scared to say what you believe in? I don’t understand, I’m sorry all of you seem so proud about everything here and were just stupid, retard, racist trying to understand greatness…

@mike69 said
This answers nothing, are you scared to say what you believe in? I don’t understand, I’m sorry all of you seem so proud about everything here and were just stupid, retard, racist trying to understand greatness…

@mike69 said
Why would Harris Biden support this and as of July stop, another flip flop for votes then business as usual.

@Suzianne said
No one knows what you're talking about, man.

@Mott-The-Hoople said
"More Americans voting is a good thing. "

yes it is, that is why Trump was meeting with his Christian base.

Kamala was meeting with drag queens

https://nypost.com/2024/07/25/us-news/kamala-harris-drag-race-cameo-draws-mixed-reviews-this-might-have-broken-the-cringe-o-meter/

@no1marauder


It literally means the end of democracy. Plain text and they're making no secret of it.


It's hard to see what's in the speaker's hand as he holds it up; it's a crucifix.



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This is the voter base to which Trump is speaking when he says they won't have to vote again, if they put him into office one more time.

PS i’m just waiting for Trump’s minders to walk it back, so he has plausible deniability when his second insurrection attempt fails.

https://prismreports.org/2024/05/20/christian-nationalist-playbook-usurp-democracy/


"Dominionism" is the word for what Trump's Evangelical backers intend to implement. It is the Protestant equivalent of sharia: God intended White European Protestants to have dominion over America, and democracy is getting in the way of that. They don't care whether Trump himself believes in it; he's just the useful fool who will get their foot in the door so they can implement it.

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The Christian dominionist playbook didn’t end with overturning Roe v. Wade; that’s where it started.

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The [next] piece of the puzzle that dovetails with the agendas of both Project 2025 and Convention of States (*) is House Resolution 3115, otherwise known as the Public Service Reform Act.

Introduced in May 2023, the bill purports to enable the government to get rid of federal workers who aren’t productive to cut bureaucratic red tape. This legislation has received little fanfare. In fact, the only real news hits for the bill are an op-ed written by Scott and articles on federal employee news websites.

Roy and Scott, the sponsors of the legislation, are noted Convention of States allies who are also closely affiliated with the Heritage Foundation. HR 3115 conveniently lays the groundwork for enforcing the hiring and management goals of Project 2025 and the Convention of States.

The bill is likely dead, but its overarching goal is not. HR 3115 or future copycats would recategorize federal employees as at-will.

Many federal workers are members of unions, protecting them from being fired without cause and allowing them to collectively bargain. Effectively, this means that no matter the political party in the White House, federal employees have job security. Laws like HR 3115 strike at the heart of these protections, giving a president like Trump ultimate authority to gut entire federal agencies, departments, and programs. Imagine the loyalty that would ensure if each federal employee’s job was at stake.

The rhetoric around unproductive workers effectively distracts from the real reasons Republicans are trying to push this kind of legislation prior to the 2024 election, which is to create the scaffolding for their much larger agenda.

Convention of States and Project 2025 are two sides of the same ideological coin, and a bill like HR 3115 provides the legal mechanism to destroy the federal agencies that help our society function.

These schemes work in tandem to ensure that the Christian nationalist agenda succeeds regardless of who wins the 2024 election—by either packing the administration with political appointees and firing everyone who disagrees or amending the Constitution by bypassing Congress and our nation’s established system of checks and balances.

If these efforts are successful, we will see the systematic dismantling and elimination of essential federal agencies and programs that have existed for decades. The leaders behind these movements insist their efforts redirect power to the American people. They simply don’t mention that the American people they envision holding the power are white Christian nationalists.

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The Convention of States depends on 38 state legislatures to succeed, and Project 2025 hinges on a Republican president. Their literal playbook for the dystopian future they are fighting for is online for anyone to read and learn from. We have a major advantage: We know exactly what they are planning, and we still have time to prevent it.

Christian nationalists are banking on the fact that we don’t take them seriously.

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* The Convention of States referred to above is a means of amending the Consitution which circumvents Congress.