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Zach Allen

@zwallen

Lawyer | Husband-Girl Dad | Sooner | Lifetime GOP | 🏈 | 26.2 | ~kai~ | If you search for opportunities to be a victim, you’ll never be disappointed 🇺🇸

 Norman, OK
Joined February 2009
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I’m telling you now. There is a 100% chance that one of these will happen: A - Biden drops out B - Biden picks a new VP (who Dems expect to take over soon after Biden’s reelection) I’ve been saying A since ‘22. Sticking to it. But one or the other? Take it to the bank. 🔒 GOP primary voters should ask themselves what either of these scenarios does for Trump’s GE chances. Trump’s hope for winning is *entirely* premised on the case that Trump was a better president than Biden, and that more people hate Biden than hate Trump. “At least he’s better Biden.” If Dems replace Biden with a younger, cognitively intact, more popular candidate (remember that LBJ didn’t drop out until March 30), the foundation of Trump’s campaign crumbles. Suddenly a 78 year old, scandal/indictment-plagued Trump with huge negative ratings and who’s a lazy campaigner and inept at debating sets up an easy Dem win in November. A similar dynamic will apply if Biden picks a popular VP. We all know Biden has no prayer of serving a full 2nd term. A popular VP enables voters to rationalize, “Sure, Biden’s pretty bad. But [VP] will quickly take over, and he/she’s at least better than Trump.” There’s a *reason* why Dems want Trump nominated. The question is whether GOP voters are foolish enough to walk into their trap. You’ve been warned. – at Oklahoma City, OK
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I’m not sure that I have ever seen a more accurate post on this platform.
Ernest Bledsoe (@PincheOgro1) profile pictureErnest Bledsoe
@PincheOgro1Oct 30
So, basically, 500 million Europeans expect 300 million Americans to protect them from 120 million Russians who can’t even defeat 40 million Ukrainians while those 500 million Europeans don’t even realize they are being conquered by 2 billion Muslims who claim they are being persecuted by 8 million Israelis. Is that about right? 1
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All fair points. For all the problems with the GOP, the Democrats are still worse on just about every front - moreover, they are unfixably worse. It's all baked into their ideology, identity, & structure as a party.
Kyle Smith (@rkylesmith) profile pictureKyle Smith
@rkylesmithOct 29
While I share my friend John's general dismay with the TOP (Trumpy Old Party), and agree that the R's suck because they sound like D's, some pushback is warranted, e.g. 1) Trump may appoint hacks to the bench but no question his appointees are far, far better than any conceivable D's. 2) Trump talked ending the filibuster, but was basically ignored. As far as I can tell, ending filibuster is now mainstream D policy. This is the path to radicalism. 3) Trump is gone in 2 years, 3 mos. Basically everything he did is reversible. What D's are cooking up is unknown but is perhaps irreversible. We should believe them when they say they want to radically change the system.
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This guy will never understand how he started all of this. There is no Trump without Obama.
TheBlaze (@theblaze) profile pictureTheBlaze
@theblazeOct 29
Barack Obama: "I am tired of being divided! I want friendship and neighborliness!"
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These people need to understand that they’re refugees, not missionaries.
David Marcus (@BlueBoxDave) profile pictureDavid Marcus
@BlueBoxDaveOct 28
I just had an insane conversation with a guy who moved from California to McKinney, TX because it’s so much cheaper, but is voting Democrat because he wants Texas to have California style public transportation.
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You can't fix stupid.
David Marcus (@BlueBoxDave) profile pictureDavid Marcus
@BlueBoxDaveOct 28
I just had an insane conversation with a guy who moved from California to McKinney, TX because it’s so much cheaper, but is voting Democrat because he wants Texas to have California style public transportation.
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Had no idea this is a thing.
CFBVault (@CFBVault) profile pictureCFBVault
@CFBVaultOct 23
Someone has gone their entire life without seeing a one point safety until now🔥
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WTF? 😳
America (@america) profile pictureAmerica
@americaOct 23
Democrat Nominee for U.S. Senate in Texas James Talarico: “What if we ran our world like we run a kindergarten classroom? Because at the end of the day, aren't we all just really big kindergartners?”
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@Infidel50Oct 22
Replying to @Anthonysmdoyle
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Lee Benson (@LeeBensonTweets) profile pictureLee Benson
@LeeBensonTweetsOct 18
Oklahoma has given the football away 14 times through six games, which is the most turnovers by any P4 school, and ranks 135th out of 138 FBS teams. OU's -8 turnover margin is the worst in P4 and T-134th in the nation.
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Too bad that didn’t feel like a rivalry… would’ve been a great win
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Bessent’s letter to Warren is an all-time classic 😂
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent (@SecScottBessent) profile pictureTreasury Secretary Scott Bessent
@SecScottBessentOct 10
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🚨🚨🚨RED RIVER 2026 IN THE BOOTH HIGHLIGHTS 🚨🚨🚨
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Absolute MADNESS this CFB Saturday 🤯 -Oklahoma UPSETS No. 1 Texas -No. 2 Georgia survives No. 6 Bama in thriller -Kentucky UPSETS No. 10 LSU -South Carolina UPSETS No. 16 Florida -No. 21 UCLA UPSETS No. 13 Oregon -North Carolina UPSETS No. 25 Pitt CHAOS.
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River Runs Red 🙂‍↔️
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Merk@TrulyAFedOct 3
My fuckin bank account, retard
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Is his self-awareness really this bad, or is he just a liar?
Townhall.com (@townhallcom) profile pictureTownhall.com
@townhallcomSep 30
Barack Obama: "I don't understand how we got so toxic and just so divided and so bitter."
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Hey, Republicans. This is what a leader sounds like.
Cryptid Politics (@CryptidPolitics) profile pictureCryptid Politics
@CryptidPoliticsSep 26
DeSantis on Israel: "I don’t care what some imbeciles on a college campus say. I don’t care what liars in the media say. I don’t care what reprobates at the United Nations say. We stand with Israel! The United States will have their back!"🔥
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DeSantis is like Reagan. But better.
Cill Chainnigh (@KilkennyTek) profile pictureCill Chainnigh@KilkennyTekSep 25
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What do historical trends say about the upcoming midterm probabilities? Draw your own conclusions. teapawt.net/i/grok/share/8c4a718e1…

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