THE TRUMP PRESIDENCY

[rocknblues81]

So McConnell already trying to derail the agenda by calling for a secret ballot election to replace him with John Thune.

There are Republicans calling foul already. Newcomer Katie Britt is expected to vote for Thune since she’s pretty much Mitch’s creation.

Trump needs to call out these people. Including Katie Britt.

Better yet, get other people to do it. Trump needs to go in hard on McConnell though. Highlight what he says about MAGA in his book, and let Americans know what he and those that support him really think.

[edwardv]

I bet a burger that the new majority leader in the senate is not a MAGA. And the status quo is maintained. This is the republican party here. The Turtle will leave a script to follow for the next neocon. Page one blame all fiscal problems on Social Security and Medicare lol.

[bklynboy68]

I bet a burger that the new majority leader in the senate is not a MAGA. And the status quo is maintained. This is the republican party here. The Turtle will leave a script to follow for the next neocon. Page one blame all fiscal problems on Social Security and Medicare lol.

No, Scott will be on his ass like a gnat on a dog’s dick and call him out like he did McConnell. Trump will put a 20th Century Fox spotlight on his BS if he does the usual donors over the people shit.

A better prediction is that they’ll still be celebrating that Thune is fucking them over while calling for sanity

The fight continues.

[rocknblues81]

https://x.com/EricLDaugh/status/1855975562180780255

Senators feel "bullied" by voters. That's how it's supposed to work. They're supposed to be pressured to do what their told to do. Same goes for Trump. His sons need to be listening to the voters and they need to let Trump and congress know.

[bklynboy68]

https://x.com/EricLDaugh/status/1855975562180780255

Senators feel "bullied" by voters. That's how it's supposed to work. They're supposed to be pressured to do what their told to do. Same goes for Trump. His sons need to be listening to the voters, they need to let Trump and congress know.

Yeah, tis was reported yesterday that a uniparty attack on Tucker was coming. Really? Tucker saying that they need to elect someone that will carry out the will of the people is now "bullying"?

More evidence, as if anyone needed any, that the establishment does not care about the electorate.

"This is our club and the people need to stay out" is their mindset.

Keep fighting

[rocknblues81]

Yeah, tis was reported yesterday that a uniparty attack on Tucker was coming. Really? Tucker saying that they need to elect someone that will carry out the will of the people is now "bullying"?

More evidence, as if anyone needed any, that the establishment does not care about the electorate.

Keep fighting

Tucker Carlson is a goofball in most ways, but if he can help push what needs to be pushed I can deal with it.

[bklynboy68]

Tucker Carlson is a goofball in most ways, but if he can help push what needs to be pushed I can deal with it.

Tucker is the boogeyman for the anti Trump looney bin. Most of his detractors have never even seen anything but an edited clip of his show.

Anyway, if anyone has a problem with what he said here then they're the problem.

[bklynboy68]

UPDATE


SENATOR JOHN KENNEDY

'We will pick a Senate leader who will advance Trump's agenda.'

https://x.com/CitizenFreePres/status...02861462602007



RICK SCOTT ON FOX NEWS THIS MORNING

'I am gaining votes. We can win this thing.'

https://x.com/CitizenFreePres/status...01099653615696


Let's hope Thune takes it in the shorts

[CaboChris]

So I'm wondering how the mainstream media will now cover Trump. It has to be different. They can't shill for the Democratic party on this one. The man won the popular vote. He annihilated Harris. Won every swing state.

They can't demonize him anymore. They need to respect his flex. This ain't the past. This is a new Trump. One who almost had his blown (how quickly we forget) off and so I would hope the coverage would be a little more balanced. I bet Trump gives Fox the first exclusive.

[Number 47]

You get credit for such a rosy outlook, but nothing will change. They will be in a constant uproar over every single move he makes. Particularly when he starts ripping migrant babies away from their families and throwing them into cages. Trump will make significant strides in ending the Russia/Ukraine conflict but it will all be him colluding with Russia, Russia, Russia. Plus he's still Hitler...

[CaboChris]

It can't be any worse than his first term. Do I think Dana Bash will be swinging from his nuts? No, but I imagine he'll get more benefit of the doubt on some issues this time around.

[Number 47]

Senate GOP leader candidates pounce on Trump's new demand

Story by Stef W. Kight • 20h

Senate majority leader contenders were quick to fall in line with President-elect Trump's new demand that they be willing to use a Senate tool to allow him to quickly get his preferred, top administration officials in place.

Why it matters: Trump's demand is a sign of just how aggressively he plans to take action once he's in office. With Senate leadership elections on Wednesday, top contenders are trying to prove they're his preferred partner.

Sen. John Thune (R-S.D.): "We must act quickly and decisively to get the president's cabinet and other nominees in place as soon as possible to start delivering on the mandate we've been sent to execute, and all options are on the table ... including recess appointments," he said in a statement.

Conservative dark horse Sen. Rick Scott (R-Fla.) quickly posted his agreement with Trump on X, saying, "100% agree. I will do whatever it takes to get your nominations through as quickly as possible," which earned him an endorsement from Elon Musk.

Sen. John Cornyn (R-Tex.) has yet to respond to Trump's call, but on Saturday he promised to keep senators in session to confirm Trump's cabinet positions as quickly as possible.

Zoom in: Trump demanded that any Senate majority leader agree to what are called "recess appointments."

The measure would involve the Senate recessing for more than 10 days to allow Trump to speedily get people he wants in cabinet positions temporarily — avoiding prolonged confirmation processes.

This has been done in previous administrations.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/polit...nd/ar-AA1tQ4xR

[Number 47]

Trump expected to announce Stephen Miller as deputy chief of staff for policy

https://www.cnn.com/2024/11/11/polit...ion/index.html

[Number 47]

Trump announces Tom Homan as border czar.

[CaboChris]

It's time to go "scorched earth" for real this time on the Dems. I can't think of a better president and mandate to do just that. We know they would given the opportunity.