Trump plans to revive campaign-style rallies as he pursues legal challenges to election results

[Della]

the left has made the majority of the population irreligious. they've actually made "evangelical" and "Christian" a dirty word to millions of people. that's not a priority to the right anymore. as long as someone represents the religious, that's all that matters. maybe once latinos are the majority and white liberals being a minority, lose their grip on the culture war, we may go back to that.

Christianity doesn't run this country. When will this sink in? In order to better serve every American, we must be secular.

so why is the left butthurt that Christians aren't voting just for religious candidates anymore?

it doesn't matter what you want what matters is what the majority believe and the majority of immigrants are catholic so expect them to vote for catholic policies in the future once you lose your liberal secular dominance of the culture.

What do you know about Catholicism? Do you think it's well represented by ACB or BK?

[Della]

He's going to rally his base and try to keep the momentum going for THEM continuing to support the GOP, particularly those who align with his beliefs. *shrug

There's nothing to say he wouldn't continue doing something similar after January 20th (rallying for the GOP). He did not want to lose. He wanted these next 4 year's so badly that he could taste it.

If his base wishes to go to any rally he'll hold in the next few months, who cares?

It is time to begin the process of moving on from the past tumultuous 4 years and if he and his base won't, we surely can. He isn't going away, even after January 20th. Our focus shouldn't be on him but the next 4 year's.

Trump doesn't give two cents about the GOP.

Yeah, it's time for him to concede and move on. Time to make TrumpTV happen so he can keep stirring his grievances and plot his revenge, lol.

[Deleted User 1511]

the left has made the majority of the population irreligious. they've actually made "evangelical" and "Christian" a dirty word to millions of people. that's not a priority to the right anymore. as long as someone represents the religious, that's all that matters. maybe once latinos are the majority and white liberals being a minority, lose their grip on the culture war, we may go back to that.

Christianity doesn't run this country. When will this sink in? In order to better serve every American, we must be secular.

so why is the left butthurt that Christians aren't voting just for religious candidates anymore?

it doesn't matter what you want what matters is what the majority believe and the majority of immigrants are catholic so expect them to vote for catholic policies in the future once you lose your liberal secular dominance of the culture.

What exactly are catholic (I notice you used the lower case) policies?

[Deleted User 1760]

He's going to rally his base and try to keep the momentum going for THEM continuing to support the GOP, particularly those who align with his beliefs. *shrug

There's nothing to say he wouldn't continue doing something similar after January 20th (rallying for the GOP). He did not want to lose. He wanted these next 4 year's so badly that he could taste it.

If his base wishes to go to any rally he'll hold in the next few months, who cares?

It is time to begin the process of moving on from the past tumultuous 4 years and if he and his base won't, we surely can. He isn't going away, even after January 20th. Our focus shouldn't be on him but the next 4 year's.

"Moving on" normally requires a smooth transition between administrations as well as competent running of the country the 70+ days between election and inauguration. Giving our current president a "pass" to do what he wants is frightening to me. The idea that we would give our current president millions in tax payer monies in order to stoke his ego before his departure is absurd. If the Donald wants a tv show/station after he departs the White House, go for it but he can F***ing pay for it.

I understand but how do we stop him then?

In my continued belief, he will be gone from his role as POTUS in just a little over two months. He and these past four years will not be forgotten. But his era as an American politician (for better or worse..and this could go for a lot of our U.S. politicians) will have lasting effects.

So do we as a country continue to be angry at him and his crazy administration and if so, for how long?

Or do we start to move on as I've suggested? Myself, I'll be doing the latter.

[Deleted User 1760]

He's going to rally his base and try to keep the momentum going for THEM continuing to support the GOP, particularly those who align with his beliefs. *shrug

There's nothing to say he wouldn't continue doing something similar after January 20th (rallying for the GOP). He did not want to lose. He wanted these next 4 year's so badly that he could taste it.

If his base wishes to go to any rally he'll hold in the next few months, who cares?

It is time to begin the process of moving on from the past tumultuous 4 years and if he and his base won't, we surely can. He isn't going away, even after January 20th. Our focus shouldn't be on him but the next 4 year's.

Trump doesn't give two cents about the GOP.

Yeah, it's time for him to concede and move on. Time to make TrumpTV happen so he can keep stirring his grievances and plot his revenge, lol.

What do you suppose his "revenge" would be?

And none of us have to watch any "Trump TV" should it go in that direction.

[Momto2boys973]

He’s already disrupting the transition of power.
Firing Esper was a vindictive, destabilizing move.

https://www.latimes.com/politics/story ... inal-weeks

It’s like he’s thinking “if I’m going down, I’m taking America down with me”. Abd the world wit it, for that matter.

He's going to rally his base and try to keep the momentum going for THEM continuing to support the GOP, particularly those who align with his beliefs. *shrug

There's nothing to say he wouldn't continue doing something similar after January 20th (rallying for the GOP). He did not want to lose. He wanted these next 4 year's so badly that he could taste it.

If his base wishes to go to any rally he'll hold in the next few months, who cares?

It is time to begin the process of moving on from the past tumultuous 4 years and if he and his base won't, we surely can. He isn't going away, even after January 20th. Our focus shouldn't be on him but the next 4 year's.

Trump doesn't give two cents about the GOP.

Yeah, it's time for him to concede and move on. Time to make TrumpTV happen so he can keep stirring his grievances and plot his revenge, lol.

What do you suppose his "revenge" would be?

And none of us have to watch any "Trump TV" should it go in that direction.

[Deleted User 1511]

He's going to rally his base and try to keep the momentum going for THEM continuing to support the GOP, particularly those who align with his beliefs. *shrug

There's nothing to say he wouldn't continue doing something similar after January 20th (rallying for the GOP). He did not want to lose. He wanted these next 4 year's so badly that he could taste it.

If his base wishes to go to any rally he'll hold in the next few months, who cares?

It is time to begin the process of moving on from the past tumultuous 4 years and if he and his base won't, we surely can. He isn't going away, even after January 20th. Our focus shouldn't be on him but the next 4 year's.

"Moving on" normally requires a smooth transition between administrations as well as competent running of the country the 70+ days between election and inauguration. Giving our current president a "pass" to do what he wants is frightening to me. The idea that we would give our current president millions in tax payer monies in order to stoke his ego before his departure is absurd. If the Donald wants a tv show/station after he departs the White House, go for it but he can F***ing pay for it.

I understand but how do we stop him then?

In my continued belief, he will be gone from his role as POTUS in just a little over two months. He and these past four years will not be forgotten. But his era as an American politician (for better or worse..and this could go for a lot of our U.S. politicians) will have lasting effects.

So do we as a country continue to be angry at him and his crazy administration and if so, for how long?

Or do we start to move on as I've suggested? Myself, I'll be doing the latter.

Maybe stop trying to excuse and normalize his behavior?

[Deleted User 1760]

He’s already disrupting the transition of power.
Firing Esper was a vindictive, destabilizing move.

https://www.latimes.com/politics/story ... inal-weeks

It’s like he’s thinking “if I’m going down, I’m taking America down with me”. Abd the world wit it, for that matter.

Trump doesn't give two cents about the GOP.

Yeah, it's time for him to concede and move on. Time to make TrumpTV happen so he can keep stirring his grievances and plot his revenge, lol.

What do you suppose his "revenge" would be?

And none of us have to watch any "Trump TV" should it go in that direction.

From my understanding, Esper was planning to resign for a while. The two of them..Trump and Esper had a tense relationship (as have many others with Trump)...and while Trump is still POTUS, he can do this.

With Trump leaving in a few months, he's only making himself look worse yet again, it will be over soon.

Best to stay optimistic, hopeful for our future as a country, and find some peace in the knowledge that this will all soon be over.

[Momto2boys973]

Hard to be optimistic when he’s trying to create chaos.
If he were to concede, I’d be very optimistic.

He’s already disrupting the transition of power.
Firing Esper was a vindictive, destabilizing move.

https://www.latimes.com/politics/story ... inal-weeks

It’s like he’s thinking “if I’m going down, I’m taking America down with me”. Abd the world wit it, for that matter.

What do you suppose his "revenge" would be?

And none of us have to watch any "Trump TV" should it go in that direction.

From my understanding, Esper was planning to resign for a while. The two of them..Trump and Esper had a tense relationship (as have many others with Trump)...and while Trump is still POTUS, he can do this.

With Trump leaving in a few months, he's only making himself look worse yet again, it will be over soon.

Best to stay optimistic, hopeful for our future as a country, and find some peace in the knowledge that this will all soon be over.

[cgd5112]

And threatening to fire anyone who’s looking for another job before January, and not t allowing the transition office to sign off on the funds to start the transition process ( which includes FBI background checks on possible appointees before a Senate confirmation), and having that fat f**k Barr direct the DIJ to investigate voter fraud ( more waste of tax dollars). And this is just what is being reported.

trump, his sycophants, and base are sore lisers.

Fox News rambled on about the left being conspiracists, not honoring the media when they called an election, etc etc etc ... when S Abrams lost the governor’s race.

Now the shoe is on the other foot and they are losing their shit. Not only did trump lose. He lost to Obama’s VP AND the president elect chose a black woman as his VP to boot! He must be out of his Adderall snorting overdosed mind.

He’s already disrupting the transition of power.
Firing Esper was a vindictive, destabilizing move.

https://www.latimes.com/politics/story ... inal-weeks

It’s like he’s thinking “if I’m going down, I’m taking America down with me”. Abd the world wit it, for that matter.

Trump doesn't give two cents about the GOP.

Yeah, it's time for him to concede and move on. Time to make TrumpTV happen so he can keep stirring his grievances and plot his revenge, lol.

What do you suppose his "revenge" would be?

And none of us have to watch any "Trump TV" should it go in that direction.