It took Byron Donalds, addressing a wildly supportive crowd at a rally in Florida’s bluest county, some time to list those he blamed for any “affordability” issues they might be experiencing.

Joe Biden, and the radical policies of the Democrats, were at fault, the Republican nominee for Florida governor insisted in his stump speech at Broward county’s Green Glades West ranch, even though neither has wielded power in Washington for almost two years.

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    I’m pretty sure that’s only applicable if the GOP doesn’t get fucking wrecked in the elections.

    But also, who knows how the regime is going to try to fuck things in a couple weeks

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      Read my comment again. No matter what the outcome of the election is, they are going to refuse to let “unfit” candidates take the oath on 1/3/27, those candidates will not take their seat. Their seats will sit vacant until the courts figure out what to do.

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      I don’t buy into the alarmism people are spreading about the upcoming elections. You can’t scare people into not voting when not voting means food and rent prices getting worse, because people are way more scared of homelessness and starvation than they are of men in fatigues.

      There is also historical precedent to consider. Clinton, Dubya, Obama, Trump I, and Biden all lost their congressional majorities in the mid-terms, and unlike those five precedents, the cost of living explosion can be tied directly to things Donald did unilaterally. His minions supported these full stop, and they can’t gaslight their way out of it. It’s undeniable that Donald’s war has made everything significantly more expensive.

      The mid-terms are going to be a bloodbath for Republicans, as evidenced by Donald’s approval rating being lower than Carter’s. It was really, really stupid for Donald to promise day-one action on affordability, then do nothing, and follow inaction up with a war that he started by himself that made it undeniably much worse.

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        Vought has already told us what they are going to do and how they are doing to do it. Are you still out here saying Project 2025 isn’t going to happen? Becuase they did exactly what they said they were going to do.

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          You’re bring silly.

          Nearly 40,000,000 people have already voted, myself among them.

          I suggest you get off TikTok.