We can see by your avatar and your frequent/endless comments that you are pretty well hung up on our former illustrious President, or should I say hung out on him. Don't worry about us or him. Wh**ever will be will be. If the Lord wants him to be President again, he will be President again and there is nothing any of us can do about it. If that isn't His will, then some other Republican will be President. One thing is pretty sure, it won't be Biden or Harris in 2024. I can't imagine the Lord wanting another Democrat but I think we'll get through this train wreck OK, even though it looks pretty grim right now. As of right now, we're just praying that the Country survives.

Let me start by saying how refreshing it is to be written to rather than downgraded and accused of being a liar. I am worried about the soul of the Republican brand because that soul managed to elect Donald Trump. He nearly directed his followers to conduct a c**p of our government and the take over of our free and f**r e******ns that has always served the parties well up until the assertion by that same p***e hurt man.

The Lord will expect us to take up the wheel instead of waiting on him to automatically take care of us. We do have free will on this earth and it would be wrong not to remind our brothers that something they did could destroy it for all of us. It does look pretty grim and its been made worse and there will be a lot of finger pointing but I'm sure we will come out of it just fine but we have to want it and to work for it. I pray that the t***h touch the hearts of each and everyone that supported this man and held him above the Constitution just because he said Make America Great Again to get you on board when he really wanted your attention to h**e your brethren of a different color or a different political view.

Sounds to me like you are projecting some of the liberal desires onto Conservatives, a la, waiting on him to take care of us. Well, we are not expecting him to take care of us - that is what the liberals/Democrats want their leaders to do.

The c**p you talk about is a figment of your imagination. Conservatives are quite capable of judging for themselves what is being done and reacting accordingly. As I've said many times, I would not appoint Trump to teach a Sunday School class but that's not what we elected him to do. This Country came from an Obama/Biden lack of respect among other countries to a position of respect. We can see that much more clearly now that we have been one year into this horrible place that Biden has taken us. The Ukraine disaster on top of the border disaster, on top of the Afghanistan disaster, on top of the oil pipe lines disaster, just waiting for another disaster, and Democrats are telling us that Biden/Harris are doing a great job. Great job of what? I'm ready for something different but apparently you like this crap better than low gas prices and low unemployment and fully stocked shelves. Got me swingin.

Good old American values have been creating a monster that has the ability to turn into a F*****t state quickly with the Republican Party itself as the governing body of a F*****t State.

Look at what the Republican Party is Alabama is doing to its candidates in the article below and remember what the RNC did to Cheney and Kinzinger.....same thing.....Stomp down any discourse involving t***h and ethical conduct because it gets in the way of their vision of Absolute Power. That is F*****m through and through.

There is no way it isn't and there is no use arguing that someone else is if you can't see the example of what the Republican Party has become.

It's a sad day in America when the best of our good hardworking conservatives that we have always counted on to be fiscally responsible turn into something we never dreamed could happen here and now they are running around with pitchforks looking to someone to use them on.

They will most certainly go after the guns of Americans in order to protect their Absolute Power and then where will we be?




The Montgomery Advertiser
Alabama Republican Party removes four legislative candidates from primary b****t
Brian Lyman, Montgomery Advertiser
Tue, February 22, 2022, 7:12 AM



Tripp Powell, who is seeking the Alabama Senate District 21 seat in the November 2022 general e******n, was removed from the Republican primary b****t over the weekend.


The Alabama Republican Party removed four candidates from its primary b****t over the weekend, alleging they had supported Democrats in violation of party rules.

The party’s bylaws give the GOP's candidates committee broad discretion to disqualify candidates. But some of those removed from the b****t said Monday they thought the party had arbitrarily applied the rules.

Tripp Powell, a Tuscaloosa businessman who was challenging Sen. Gerald Allen, R-Tuscaloosa, in the GOP primary, said Monday the reason given for his removal was a $500 donation he made to Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox when he sought the Democratic nomination for governor in 2018.

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A 2007 Alabama Republican Party rule allows the removal of Republican candidates who “publicly participated in the primary e******n of another political party or publicly supported a nominee of another political party” if they held public office as a Republican at the time. But Powell said in an interview Monday he wasn't an elected official when he made the donation.

“I did not feel like the rules were applied fairly to my case,” he said.

A spokeswoman for the Alabama Republican Party said John Wahl, the chairman of the state party, was not available for comment Monday afternoon. The bylaws and rules of the Republican Party do not provide an explicit appeal process.

The party also removed former Rep. Elaine Beech of Chatom, who was looking to return to her southwestern Alabama House seat, which she represented as a Democrat from 2010 to 2018. Beech said Monday that the party told her she had not met a six-year waiting period for former officeholders to run as Republicans.

Alabama GOP bylaws allow the party to deny b****t access to anyone who “is not officially recognized as a Republican” and require candidates to follow a procedure for switching parties. But the rules on switching parties only mention elected officials. A 1994 “sore loser” rule imposing a six-year ban on b****t access to those who run in general e******ns after losing a GOP primary only appears to apply to those who run in a Republican contest. (The rule also says it "does not include all of the reasons for denying b****t access.")

“Basically I think they didn’t want me in the party, since I had been a Democrat all my life,” Beech said in a phone interview on Monday.

The party also removed Teresa Rhea, who had been challenging Sen. Andrew Jones, R-Centre, in a Gadsden-area Senate district. Jones challenged Rhea’s candidacy because she had v**ed on a Democratic b****t in the 2017 U.S. Senate e******n; that her husband, a retired judge, had served as a Democrat, and that she had attended Democratic fundraisers.

Rhea, who v**ed in the 2018 and 2020 Republican primaries, told The Gadsden Times that she disagreed with the party’s decision but would “respect” it.

Anson Knowles, a Republican candidate for a House District seat in Madison County, said he was removed from the b****t in part for previous work with the Libertarian Party in Madison County in 2015 and 2016. Knowles, who serves on the county’s Republican Executive Committee, said he planned to work for GOP congressional candidate Paul Sanford, a former state senator.

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“I want to contribute and do something positive for the party to demonstrate, indeed, that I am a Republican,” he said.

Powell had a little under $178,000 for his state Senate campaign as of Feb. 2, according to his most recent campaign finance report. He said Monday he was “still exploring how the next step goes,” including looking at appeals or the possibility of an independent candidacy.

“What I know is there has been a lot of support from a lot of different people saying I shouldn’t take this,” he said.

Contact Montgomery Advertiser reporter Brian Lyman at 334-240-0185 or blyman@gannett.com.

This article originally appeared on Montgomery Advertiser: Alabama GOP removes four legislative candidates from primary b****t

The complete implosion and burn down of the Republican Party is interesting.

They could have done all this by impeaching Trump. They had two chances but chose the option that he
wouldn't burn the party down like they actually trusted that lying two bit pog.

If this case I want to see them rebuild their party into a respectable brand not some want to be
f*****t regime. They may lose an e******n but they will be better on account of what they are doing now.

That is exciting to me yes.

Sounds to me like you are projecting some of the liberal desires onto Conservatives, a la, waiting on him to take care of us. Well, we are not expecting him to take care of us - that is what the liberals/Democrats want their leaders to do.

The c**p you talk about is a figment of your imagination. Conservatives are quite capable of judging for themselves what is being done and reacting accordingly. As I've said many times, I would not appoint Trump to teach a Sunday School class but that's not what we elected him to do. This Country came from an Obama/Biden lack of respect among other countries to a position of respect. We can see that much more clearly now that we have been one year into this horrible place that Biden has taken us. The Ukraine disaster on top of the border disaster, on top of the Afghanistan disaster, on top of the oil pipe lines disaster, just waiting for another disaster, and Democrats are telling us that Biden/Harris are doing a great job. Great job of what? I'm ready for something different but apparently you like this crap better than low gas prices and low unemployment and fully stocked shelves. Got me swingin.