Lindsey Graham Dead (71)

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GrowlTowel said:

Tempus Edax Rerum said:

Doubt he was assissinated but the autopsy should tell us more. Liked the guy, too bad he didn't stand up to Trump more.


Why would a republican senator stand up to a Republican president?

Can you name a democrat senator that stood up to Biden or Obama?


Thomas Massie stood up to Trump... I wonder if all these leftists who loved war monger Lyndsey Graham would vote for Massie?
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Redbrickbear said:

boognish_bear said:



Graham joked: 'I can't die now. I still need to do the Russia sanctions, get Iran sorted out and do Israeli-Saudi normalization.'

He passed away several hours later."


Hope he is now at rest

And certainly no attack….but…such a strange thing that as a Senator from South Carolina these were is top priorities.

Saudi Arabia-Israel, Russia, and Iran

I don't know how to interpret that….you would think these things would have been lower down on the list of things a conservative South Carolina Senator would be focusing on


This is the rotten fruit of Woodrow Wilson's 17th amendment. If we want the senate to return to representing the states that send them to DC, we have to get rid of it.

Otherwise, we might as well get rid of the senate entirely as it is no longer functioning in the way the constitution intended it to.
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old school senator. we would be better off if we had more of them. Here is is giving a eulogy at Joe Lieberman's funeral.



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I just didn't know if you were stroking out or something
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IIRC, Fetterman 2.0 stood against Pres Autopen. He was (& still is) the only sane one in Congress.
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whiterock said:

old school senator. we would be better off if we had more of them. Here is is giving a eulogy at Joe Lieberman's funeral.





Who would be better off with more corrupt special interest politicians like Lyndsey Graham?

The multinational corporations? DC lobbyists? The military industrial complex? Israel?

Thankfully the only people insane enough to support Lyndsey Graham are his fellow Boomers and they'll be joining him soon enough
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The_barBEARian said:

GrowlTowel said:

Tempus Edax Rerum said:

Doubt he was assissinated but the autopsy should tell us more. Liked the guy, too bad he didn't stand up to Trump more.


Why would a republican senator stand up to a Republican president?

Can you name a democrat senator that stood up to Biden or Obama?


Thomas Massie stood up to Trump... I wonder if all these leftists who loved war monger Lyndsey Graham would vote for Massie?


And Thomas Massie is an idiot who is no longer in office because of it.

No traditional conservatives are going to vote for Massie in any large numbers. He's a poor man's Ron Paul without the likability. And he has too much hatred of Israel.

He has no shot of being president.
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Redbrickbear said:

boognish_bear said:



Graham joked: 'I can't die now. I still need to do the Russia sanctions, get Iran sorted out and do Israeli-Saudi normalization.'

He passed away several hours later."


Hope he is now at rest

And certainly no attack….but…such a strange thing that as a Senator from South Carolina these were is top priorities.

Saudi Arabia-Israel, Russia, and Iran

I don't know how to interpret that….you would think these things would have been lower down on the list of things a conservative South Carolina Senator would be focusing on
ummm that is what US senators focus on. Look at his history

"He believed national security was one of the Senate's most important responsibilities. His background as an Air Force JAG officer and his close friendship with Senator John McCain shaped a worldview that America's security depends on confronting threats abroad before they reach the U.S. That philosophy drove his strong positions on Russia, Iran, ISIS, Israel, and Ukraine."
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The_barBEARian said:

GrowlTowel said:

Tempus Edax Rerum said:

Doubt he was assissinated but the autopsy should tell us more. Liked the guy, too bad he didn't stand up to Trump more.


Why would a republican senator stand up to a Republican president?

Can you name a democrat senator that stood up to Biden or Obama?


Thomas Massie stood up to Trump... I wonder if all these leftists who loved war monger Lyndsey Graham would vote for Massie?
Graham wasn't a warmonger.

A "warmonger" suggests someone wants war simply for its own sake. That doesn't fully describe Graham. His stated position was that credible military threats prevented larger wars, protected allies and discouraged countries such as Iran and Russia from believing the United States would not respond. He was a national security hawk, not a warmonger.
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I read he was worth 1.5 - 2 million when he died. While that's nothing to sneeze at, if true, it appears he didn't get filthy rich in DC.
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SipEmBears said:

The_barBEARian said:

GrowlTowel said:

Tempus Edax Rerum said:

Doubt he was assissinated but the autopsy should tell us more. Liked the guy, too bad he didn't stand up to Trump more.


Why would a republican senator stand up to a Republican president?

Can you name a democrat senator that stood up to Biden or Obama?


Thomas Massie stood up to Trump... I wonder if all these leftists who loved war monger Lyndsey Graham would vote for Massie?

Graham wasn't a warmonger.

A "warmonger" suggests someone wants war simply for its own sake. That doesn't fully describe Graham. His stated position was that credible military threats prevented larger wars, protected allies and discouraged countries such as Iran and Russia from believing the United States would not respond. He was a national security hawk, not a warmonger.

Like Teddy said, "Walk softly and carry a big stick"
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SipEmBears said:

The_barBEARian said:

GrowlTowel said:

Tempus Edax Rerum said:

Doubt he was assissinated but the autopsy should tell us more. Liked the guy, too bad he didn't stand up to Trump more.


Why would a republican senator stand up to a Republican president?

Can you name a democrat senator that stood up to Biden or Obama?


Thomas Massie stood up to Trump... I wonder if all these leftists who loved war monger Lyndsey Graham would vote for Massie?

Graham wasn't a warmonger.

A "warmonger" suggests someone wants war simply for its own sake. That doesn't fully describe Graham. His stated position was that credible military threats prevented larger wars, protected allies and discouraged countries such as Iran and Russia from believing the United States would not respond. He was a national security hawk, not a warmonger.

The biggest threat to national security isnt Russia or Iran but a $40 trillion deficit and unsustainable levels of government spending.

He advocated for wars because his entire career was propped up and paid for by the people who profit from endless wars. Lyndsey Graham was no hero. He was a corrupt career politician & America didnt get better during his time as Senator.

Lyndsey Graham was just a more outspoken version of John Cornyn which is why its funny seeing so many posters who voted against Cornyn saying we needed more Graham's in Congress.
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The_barBEARian said:

SipEmBears said:

The_barBEARian said:

GrowlTowel said:

Tempus Edax Rerum said:

Doubt he was assissinated but the autopsy should tell us more. Liked the guy, too bad he didn't stand up to Trump more.


Why would a republican senator stand up to a Republican president?

Can you name a democrat senator that stood up to Biden or Obama?


Thomas Massie stood up to Trump... I wonder if all these leftists who loved war monger Lyndsey Graham would vote for Massie?

Graham wasn't a warmonger.

A "warmonger" suggests someone wants war simply for its own sake. That doesn't fully describe Graham. His stated position was that credible military threats prevented larger wars, protected allies and discouraged countries such as Iran and Russia from believing the United States would not respond. He was a national security hawk, not a warmonger.

The biggest threat to national security isnt Russia or Iran but a $40 trillion deficit and unsustainable levels of government spending.

He advocated for wars because his entire career was propped up and paid for by the people who profit from endless wars. Lyndsey Graham was no hero. He was a corrupt career politician & America didnt get better during his time as Senator.

Lyndsey Graham was just a more outspoken version of John Cornyn which is why its funny seeing so many posters who voted against Cornyn saying we needed more Graham's in Congress.

Your analogies need some work
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The_barBEARian said:

whiterock said:

old school senator. we would be better off if we had more of them. Here is is giving a eulogy at Joe Lieberman's funeral.





Who would be better off with more corrupt special interest politicians like Lyndsey Graham?

The multinational corporations? DC lobbyists? The military industrial complex? Israel?

Thankfully the only people insane enough to support Lyndsey Graham are his fellow Boomers and they'll be joining him soon enough

This is why Lindsey's defense of Kavanaugh was so forceful and effective. He was an old school guy who got along with people on both sides of the aisle (he similarly decided to get along with Trump when it became clear it was more practical, and Trump's comments on him are pretty poignant). He believed in the system and the process, and he was so deeply offended by the Democrats' misuse of it that he was extremely effective in defending Kavanaugh.

I disagreed with Lindsey on a number of things, but losing someone of his caliber is a blow to the Senate and the system generally. Doesn't appear they're making many more of those.
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Wasn't a fan, but I don't want anyone to die. I hope he knew was right with God.

So who is going to take his seat? Hopefully we get an upgrade.
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The guy was a Pedo and Warmonger.
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The_barBEARian said:

SipEmBears said:

The_barBEARian said:

GrowlTowel said:

Tempus Edax Rerum said:

Doubt he was assissinated but the autopsy should tell us more. Liked the guy, too bad he didn't stand up to Trump more.


Why would a republican senator stand up to a Republican president?

Can you name a democrat senator that stood up to Biden or Obama?


Thomas Massie stood up to Trump... I wonder if all these leftists who loved war monger Lyndsey Graham would vote for Massie?

Graham wasn't a warmonger.

A "warmonger" suggests someone wants war simply for its own sake. That doesn't fully describe Graham. His stated position was that credible military threats prevented larger wars, protected allies and discouraged countries such as Iran and Russia from believing the United States would not respond. He was a national security hawk, not a warmonger.

The biggest threat to national security isnt Russia or Iran but a $40 trillion deficit and unsustainable levels of government spending.

He advocated for wars because his entire career was propped up and paid for by the people who profit from endless wars. Lyndsey Graham was no hero. He was a corrupt career politician & America didnt get better during his time as Senator.

Lyndsey Graham was just a more outspoken version of John Cornyn which is why it's funny seeing so many posters who voted against Cornyn saying we needed more Graham's in Congress.
lol. A country chanting our death and building nukes is less dangerous than the deficit. Good one
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SipEmBears said:

The_barBEARian said:

SipEmBears said:

The_barBEARian said:

GrowlTowel said:

Tempus Edax Rerum said:

Doubt he was assissinated but the autopsy should tell us more. Liked the guy, too bad he didn't stand up to Trump more.


Why would a republican senator stand up to a Republican president?

Can you name a democrat senator that stood up to Biden or Obama?


Thomas Massie stood up to Trump... I wonder if all these leftists who loved war monger Lyndsey Graham would vote for Massie?

Graham wasn't a warmonger.

A "warmonger" suggests someone wants war simply for its own sake. That doesn't fully describe Graham. His stated position was that credible military threats prevented larger wars, protected allies and discouraged countries such as Iran and Russia from believing the United States would not respond. He was a national security hawk, not a warmonger.

The biggest threat to national security isnt Russia or Iran but a $40 trillion deficit and unsustainable levels of government spending.

He advocated for wars because his entire career was propped up and paid for by the people who profit from endless wars. Lyndsey Graham was no hero. He was a corrupt career politician & America didnt get better during his time as Senator.

Lyndsey Graham was just a more outspoken version of John Cornyn which is why it's funny seeing so many posters who voted against Cornyn saying we needed more Graham's in Congress.
lol. A country chanting our death and building nukes is less dangerous than the deficit. Good one


Just like North Korea huh?
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SipEmBears said:

The_barBEARian said:

SipEmBears said:

The_barBEARian said:

GrowlTowel said:

Tempus Edax Rerum said:

Doubt he was assissinated but the autopsy should tell us more. Liked the guy, too bad he didn't stand up to Trump more.


Why would a republican senator stand up to a Republican president?

Can you name a democrat senator that stood up to Biden or Obama?


Thomas Massie stood up to Trump... I wonder if all these leftists who loved war monger Lyndsey Graham would vote for Massie?

Graham wasn't a warmonger.

A "warmonger" suggests someone wants war simply for its own sake. That doesn't fully describe Graham. His stated position was that credible military threats prevented larger wars, protected allies and discouraged countries such as Iran and Russia from believing the United States would not respond. He was a national security hawk, not a warmonger.

The biggest threat to national security isnt Russia or Iran but a $40 trillion deficit and unsustainable levels of government spending.

He advocated for wars because his entire career was propped up and paid for by the people who profit from endless wars. Lyndsey Graham was no hero. He was a corrupt career politician & America didnt get better during his time as Senator.

Lyndsey Graham was just a more outspoken version of John Cornyn which is why it's funny seeing so many posters who voted against Cornyn saying we needed more Graham's in Congress.

lol. A country chanting our death and building nukes is less dangerous than the deficit. Good one


Which defense contractor do you work for?
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The_barBEARian said:

SipEmBears said:

The_barBEARian said:

SipEmBears said:

The_barBEARian said:

GrowlTowel said:

Tempus Edax Rerum said:

Doubt he was assissinated but the autopsy should tell us more. Liked the guy, too bad he didn't stand up to Trump more.


Why would a republican senator stand up to a Republican president?

Can you name a democrat senator that stood up to Biden or Obama?


Thomas Massie stood up to Trump... I wonder if all these leftists who loved war monger Lyndsey Graham would vote for Massie?

Graham wasn't a warmonger.

A "warmonger" suggests someone wants war simply for its own sake. That doesn't fully describe Graham. His stated position was that credible military threats prevented larger wars, protected allies and discouraged countries such as Iran and Russia from believing the United States would not respond. He was a national security hawk, not a warmonger.

The biggest threat to national security isnt Russia or Iran but a $40 trillion deficit and unsustainable levels of government spending.

He advocated for wars because his entire career was propped up and paid for by the people who profit from endless wars. Lyndsey Graham was no hero. He was a corrupt career politician & America didnt get better during his time as Senator.

Lyndsey Graham was just a more outspoken version of John Cornyn which is why it's funny seeing so many posters who voted against Cornyn saying we needed more Graham's in Congress.

lol. A country chanting our death and building nukes is less dangerous than the deficit. Good one


Which defense contractor do you work for?

He can't respond right now. He's in a board meeting for the tri-lateral commission. Or perhaps it is the Pentaverate - a secret society of the five wealthiest people in the world who run everything in the world, including the newspapers, and meet tri-annually at a secret country mansion in Colorado, known as The Meadows.
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Smart-ass. Oh, you'll eat my chicken...
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Realitybites said:

Redbrickbear said:

boognish_bear said:



Graham joked: 'I can't die now. I still need to do the Russia sanctions, get Iran sorted out and do Israeli-Saudi normalization.'

He passed away several hours later."


Hope he is now at rest

And certainly no attack….but…such a strange thing that as a Senator from South Carolina these were is top priorities.

Saudi Arabia-Israel, Russia, and Iran

I don't know how to interpret that….you would think these things would have been lower down on the list of things a conservative South Carolina Senator would be focusing on


This is the rotten fruit of Woodrow Wilson's 17th amendment. If we want the senate to return to representing the states that send them to DC, we have to get rid of it.

Otherwise, we might as well get rid of the senate entirely as it is no longer functioning in the way the constitution intended it to.

We dont hate Boomers nearly enough.




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hey, lil Danny Twink...good news for you is you can be a Senator when you get out of college and stay closeted as all is good!
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one must acks, why not dale?

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Mothra said:


And Thomas Massie is an idiot who is no longer in office because of it.

No traditional conservatives are going to vote for Massie in any large numbers. He's a poor man's Ron Paul without the likability. And he has too much hatred of Israel.

He has no shot of being president.


Thomas Massie lost his primary because

Pro-Israel interest groups spent over $9 million directly to unseat Thomas Massie in the 2026 Kentucky Republican primary, contributing to a record-breaking $32.6 million in total ad spending for the race. This figure includes more than $4 million from the United Democracy Project (AIPAC's super PAC) and over $4 million from the Republican Jewish Coalition Victory Fund, making it the most expensive House primary in U.S. history.

...and Boomercon fell for it.

As far as being president, we will see. 2028 is still two years away and by then the Boomers will be down another -8% of the population.
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Realitybites said:

Mothra said:


And Thomas Massie is an idiot who is no longer in office because of it.

No traditional conservatives are going to vote for Massie in any large numbers. He's a poor man's Ron Paul without the likability. And he has too much hatred of Israel.

He has no shot of being president.


Thomas Massie lost his primary because

Pro-Israel interest groups spent over $9 million directly to unseat Thomas Massie in the 2026 Kentucky Republican primary, contributing to a record-breaking $32.6 million in total ad spending for the race. This figure includes more than $4 million from the United Democracy Project (AIPAC's super PAC) and over $4 million from the Republican Jewish Coalition Victory Fund, making it the most expensive House primary in U.S. history.

...and Boomercon fell for it.

As far as being president, we will see. 2028 is still two years away and by then the Boomers will be down another -8% of the population.

Yes, I understand that's the excuse you guys like to use for the guy losing in his own backyard.

Problem is, when you lose in your own backyard, you're not going to do very well in a national election, especially when you're an uncharismatic wallflower who runs on Israel hate.

As for 2028, I am willing to take bets that you American First bozos won't garner much support. MTG, Tucker, and Massie aren't winning any national elections. Fortunately, the Candace Owens nuts - such as yourself - are a fringe minority.
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Mothra said:

Realitybites said:

Mothra said:


And Thomas Massie is an idiot who is no longer in office because of it.

No traditional conservatives are going to vote for Massie in any large numbers. He's a poor man's Ron Paul without the likability. And he has too much hatred of Israel.

He has no shot of being president.


Thomas Massie lost his primary because

Pro-Israel interest groups spent over $9 million directly to unseat Thomas Massie in the 2026 Kentucky Republican primary, contributing to a record-breaking $32.6 million in total ad spending for the race. This figure includes more than $4 million from the United Democracy Project (AIPAC's super PAC) and over $4 million from the Republican Jewish Coalition Victory Fund, making it the most expensive House primary in U.S. history.

...and Boomercon fell for it.

As far as being president, we will see. 2028 is still two years away and by then the Boomers will be down another -8% of the population.


Problem is, when you lose in your own backyard, you're not going to do very well in a national election, especially when you're an uncharismatic wallflower who runs on Israel hate.




Lincoln was uncharismatic, ugly, had a high pitched voice, and lost in his own backyard 5 times.
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Mitch Blood Green
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In defense of Graham, I hate that people would take his money and perform his red panties fantasies in secret. After he dies, they spill the beans.

His freak should remain private.
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BigGameBaylorBear said:

Mothra said:

Realitybites said:

Mothra said:


And Thomas Massie is an idiot who is no longer in office because of it.

No traditional conservatives are going to vote for Massie in any large numbers. He's a poor man's Ron Paul without the likability. And he has too much hatred of Israel.

He has no shot of being president.


Thomas Massie lost his primary because

Pro-Israel interest groups spent over $9 million directly to unseat Thomas Massie in the 2026 Kentucky Republican primary, contributing to a record-breaking $32.6 million in total ad spending for the race. This figure includes more than $4 million from the United Democracy Project (AIPAC's super PAC) and over $4 million from the Republican Jewish Coalition Victory Fund, making it the most expensive House primary in U.S. history.

...and Boomercon fell for it.

As far as being president, we will see. 2028 is still two years away and by then the Boomers will be down another -8% of the population.


Problem is, when you lose in your own backyard, you're not going to do very well in a national election, especially when you're an uncharismatic wallflower who runs on Israel hate.




Lincoln was uncharismatic, ugly, had a high pitched voice, and lost in his own backyard 5 times.

Lincoln was an eloquent speaker and debater.
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Realitybites said:

Mothra said:


And Thomas Massie is an idiot who is no longer in office because of it.

No traditional conservatives are going to vote for Massie in any large numbers. He's a poor man's Ron Paul without the likability. And he has too much hatred of Israel.

He has no shot of being president.


Thomas Massie lost his primary because

Pro-Israel interest groups spent over $9 million directly to unseat Thomas Massie in the 2026 Kentucky Republican primary, contributing to a record-breaking $32.6 million in total ad spending for the race. This figure includes more than $4 million from the United Democracy Project (AIPAC's super PAC) and over $4 million from the Republican Jewish Coalition Victory Fund, making it the most expensive House primary in U.S. history.

...and Boomercon fell for it.

As far as being president, we will see. 2028 is still two years away and by then the Boomers will be down another -8% of the population.

Cornyn spent over $150 million and lost in Texas.

Money does not vote, people do.

After the Boomers are gone, what group will you hate next?
Your ideas are intriguing to me, and I wish to subscribe to your newsletter.
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Mothra said:

BigGameBaylorBear said:

Mothra said:

Realitybites said:

Mothra said:


And Thomas Massie is an idiot who is no longer in office because of it.

No traditional conservatives are going to vote for Massie in any large numbers. He's a poor man's Ron Paul without the likability. And he has too much hatred of Israel.

He has no shot of being president.


Thomas Massie lost his primary because

Pro-Israel interest groups spent over $9 million directly to unseat Thomas Massie in the 2026 Kentucky Republican primary, contributing to a record-breaking $32.6 million in total ad spending for the race. This figure includes more than $4 million from the United Democracy Project (AIPAC's super PAC) and over $4 million from the Republican Jewish Coalition Victory Fund, making it the most expensive House primary in U.S. history.

...and Boomercon fell for it.

As far as being president, we will see. 2028 is still two years away and by then the Boomers will be down another -8% of the population.


Problem is, when you lose in your own backyard, you're not going to do very well in a national election, especially when you're an uncharismatic wallflower who runs on Israel hate.




Lincoln was uncharismatic, ugly, had a high pitched voice, and lost in his own backyard 5 times.

Lincoln was an eloquent speaker and debater.


So is Massie

His Boomer Ziocon controlled opposition refused to debate the guy... how nuts is that? You are running against an incumbent but are too scared to debate him?

Same with Byrone in Florida. He refuses to debate Fishback because he knows he'd get torn to pieces.

Its incredible how Boomer Ziocons run from debate because their insane ideology cant stand any scrutiny from real America First conservatism
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The_barBEARian said:

Mothra said:

BigGameBaylorBear said:

Mothra said:

Realitybites said:

Mothra said:


And Thomas Massie is an idiot who is no longer in office because of it.

No traditional conservatives are going to vote for Massie in any large numbers. He's a poor man's Ron Paul without the likability. And he has too much hatred of Israel.

He has no shot of being president.


Thomas Massie lost his primary because

Pro-Israel interest groups spent over $9 million directly to unseat Thomas Massie in the 2026 Kentucky Republican primary, contributing to a record-breaking $32.6 million in total ad spending for the race. This figure includes more than $4 million from the United Democracy Project (AIPAC's super PAC) and over $4 million from the Republican Jewish Coalition Victory Fund, making it the most expensive House primary in U.S. history.

...and Boomercon fell for it.

As far as being president, we will see. 2028 is still two years away and by then the Boomers will be down another -8% of the population.


Problem is, when you lose in your own backyard, you're not going to do very well in a national election, especially when you're an uncharismatic wallflower who runs on Israel hate.




Lincoln was uncharismatic, ugly, had a high pitched voice, and lost in his own backyard 5 times.

Lincoln was an eloquent speaker and debater.


So is Massie

His Boomer Ziocon controlled opposition refused to debate the guy... how nuts is that? You are running against an incumbent but are too scared to debate him?

Same with Byrone in Florida. He refuses to debate Fishback because he knows he'd get torn to pieces.

Its incredible how Boomer Ziocons run from debate because their insane ideology cant stand any scrutiny from real America First conservatism



No, he's not. Not by any objective measure. I get that you like him because he shares your Jew hatred, but he's just not an eloquent or dynamic speaker.
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Mothra said:

The_barBEARian said:

Mothra said:

BigGameBaylorBear said:

Mothra said:

Realitybites said:

Mothra said:


And Thomas Massie is an idiot who is no longer in office because of it.

No traditional conservatives are going to vote for Massie in any large numbers. He's a poor man's Ron Paul without the likability. And he has too much hatred of Israel.

He has no shot of being president.


Thomas Massie lost his primary because

Pro-Israel interest groups spent over $9 million directly to unseat Thomas Massie in the 2026 Kentucky Republican primary, contributing to a record-breaking $32.6 million in total ad spending for the race. This figure includes more than $4 million from the United Democracy Project (AIPAC's super PAC) and over $4 million from the Republican Jewish Coalition Victory Fund, making it the most expensive House primary in U.S. history.

...and Boomercon fell for it.

As far as being president, we will see. 2028 is still two years away and by then the Boomers will be down another -8% of the population.


Problem is, when you lose in your own backyard, you're not going to do very well in a national election, especially when you're an uncharismatic wallflower who runs on Israel hate.




Lincoln was uncharismatic, ugly, had a high pitched voice, and lost in his own backyard 5 times.

Lincoln was an eloquent speaker and debater.


So is Massie

His Boomer Ziocon controlled opposition refused to debate the guy... how nuts is that? You are running against an incumbent but are too scared to debate him?

Same with Byrone in Florida. He refuses to debate Fishback because he knows he'd get torn to pieces.

Its incredible how Boomer Ziocons run from debate because their insane ideology cant stand any scrutiny from real America First conservatism



No, he's not. Not by any objective measure. I get that you like him because he shares your Jew hatred, but he's just not an eloquent or dynamic speaker.


Do you have proof that Thomas Massie hates Jews?
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BigGameBaylorBear said:

Mothra said:

The_barBEARian said:

Mothra said:

BigGameBaylorBear said:

Mothra said:

Realitybites said:

Mothra said:


And Thomas Massie is an idiot who is no longer in office because of it.

No traditional conservatives are going to vote for Massie in any large numbers. He's a poor man's Ron Paul without the likability. And he has too much hatred of Israel.

He has no shot of being president.


Thomas Massie lost his primary because

Pro-Israel interest groups spent over $9 million directly to unseat Thomas Massie in the 2026 Kentucky Republican primary, contributing to a record-breaking $32.6 million in total ad spending for the race. This figure includes more than $4 million from the United Democracy Project (AIPAC's super PAC) and over $4 million from the Republican Jewish Coalition Victory Fund, making it the most expensive House primary in U.S. history.

...and Boomercon fell for it.

As far as being president, we will see. 2028 is still two years away and by then the Boomers will be down another -8% of the population.


Problem is, when you lose in your own backyard, you're not going to do very well in a national election, especially when you're an uncharismatic wallflower who runs on Israel hate.




Lincoln was uncharismatic, ugly, had a high pitched voice, and lost in his own backyard 5 times.

Lincoln was an eloquent speaker and debater.


So is Massie

His Boomer Ziocon controlled opposition refused to debate the guy... how nuts is that? You are running against an incumbent but are too scared to debate him?

Same with Byrone in Florida. He refuses to debate Fishback because he knows he'd get torn to pieces.

Its incredible how Boomer Ziocons run from debate because their insane ideology cant stand any scrutiny from real America First conservatism



No, he's not. Not by any objective measure. I get that you like him because he shares your Jew hatred, but he's just not an eloquent or dynamic speaker.


Do you have proof that Thomas Massie hates Jews?


Mothra is dishonest.

Its a common trait among the Israel First crowd.

The more one supports Israel, the more odious they become.
 
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