A political dilemma

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

Re: A political dilemma

2 weeks on and I'm getting worried about the lack of Republican support to stand up and fight for the President.

Only 12 Senators and 125 Congressmen have said they will object to the final confirmation of the electoral college vote. It would be a show of force if these Republican leaders would publicly donate their own money to the President's "Stop the Steal" PAC. Let's see the money, guys! Get in the game and stop acting like a bunch of RINO freeloaders.

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

Re: A political dilemma

One of the positives is that Mr. Trump now has enough money to pay the outstanding debts from his campaign. Small town mayors and businesses will go to the front of the line for reimbursement.

[Johny Joe Hold]

Re: A political dilemma

That calls for a rebranding hosted at a golf course near you: the TNC.

Good idea, Dr. Toole, Trump National Committee or Trump National Party. Maybe some of the employees from the old Republican Party can apply for jobs there.

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

Re: A political dilemma

My advice is to give our money to Trump and let him run the RNC.

That calls for a rebranding hosted at a golf course near you: the TNC.

[Johny Joe Hold]

Re: A political dilemma

We have to be practical here. Trump has stepped into the cash flow to the RNC and taken all of it. What little money RNC gets is what Trump gives them. The RNC has become a subsidiary of not only Trump's 2024 campaign but his business enterprises as well.

This is good because it will save having one of those silly nomination contests we used to have. Think how wasteful it was in 2016 to have Trump traveling to all the states and staying in motels used the night before by people of who knows what race.

My advice is to give our money to Trump and let him run the RNC. Trump owns Make America Great Again. The RNC owns nothing.

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

Re: A political dilemma

What difference does it make? The President controls the RNC. Either way, the money will get spent on lavish parties at Mar-a-Lago. So you can't make a wrong choice.

Sorry for my slow reply. I was just trying to calculate the cost to the RNC of 4 years worth of Trump's cut of the donations. I'm starting to think the time has come for Trump to finally purge the RNC RINOs and get all the donations.

[WWJDnow]

Re: A political dilemma

On a more practical note, which one should I send my political donation to this year?

What difference does it make? The President controls the RNC. Either way, the money will get spent on lavish parties at Mar-a-Lago. So you can't make a wrong choice.

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

Re: A political dilemma

You're asking how to spend money? In the men's forum? Isn't directing men's money more of a female area of expertise?

I was hoping to avoid the female opinion in this case.

[Jeb Stuart Thurmond]

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You're asking how to spend money? In the men's forum? Isn't directing men's money more of a female area of expertise?

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

Brothers - I feel slightly conflicted lately. With Mr. Trump hoovering up all the political donations, what is left over for the Republican party? Should we keep donating to Donald thru 2024 while he un-steals the election or should we put up with whomever the RINOs serve to us? I mean of course The Donald is all about the team, but... I hear the rumors.

Michael Steele: “The great little dirty part of this is Donald Trump, right now, Joy, is raising money at a faster rate to, sort of, steal the election than he did when he was trying to win the election. And that’s what people need to understand, alright? He’s raising more money now than he did when he was actually running for the job that he’s now trying to say that they stole from him. So, look, the grift is on, baby. It is just on. You need to understand it.”

On a more practical note, which one should I send my political donation to this year?