2024 Presidential Election | ELECTION DAY 2024

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As Election Nears, Trump Vaporizes the GOP

Aside from “the border,” Republicans stand for nothing.
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“The death of the GOP started slowly, but it’s happening more quickly this year. Republicans no longer champion the free market or free trade, the rule of law, the Constitution, entitlement reform, debt reduction, limited government, American exceptionalism and leadership on the world stage, personal responsibility, or protections for the unborn.

Instead, they champion Trump.

This is the Republican party of 2024. Republicans nominated Trump a third time, after his defeat and his attempted coup, and dissolved what was left of the GOP. There is no consistent messaging. There is no consistent ideology. There is just Trump.

Whether he wins or loses, Trump succeeded in finishing off the Republican party and making it wholly dependent on him.

He got what he wanted—a house of sand. Republicans got what they deserve.“
 
Icky Mettle said:
Driving my kids to school this morning (in Charlotte), I noticed somebody put Trump/Vance signs all up and down the medians of Colony and Fairview. You don’t see many Trump signs anywhere in Charlotte, so it was actually pretty jarring and made me feel like I was driving through some rural area NC where you do see a lot of Trump signs. Somebody also put up a bunch of Michelle Morrow signs in that area, which is really disturbing.

One thing I have noticed is that Republicans are much more into littering our public spaces, such as traffic medians, with political signs.
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Colony and Fairview ey? Pat McCrory still trying to ingratiate himself to Trump?

Unfortunately the Supreme Court has ruled that campaign signs are the highest level of protected speech, and thus more important than any local government's zoning code or sign ordinance. Essentially folks have free reign to put campaign signs on just about any public right of way in the weeks leading up to an election.
 
WBroylesH said:
Colony and Fairview ey? Pat McCrory still trying to ingratiate himself to Trump?

Unfortunately the Supreme Court has ruled that campaign signs are the highest level of protected speech, and thus more important than any local government's zoning code or sign ordinance. Essentially folks have free rein to put campaign signs on just about any public right of way in the weeks leading up to an election.
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Do I also have the right to drive over them? Accidentally, of course. Asking for a friend.
 
I was idly wondering what the law was on how close you could place one sign to another. Could you for example place a sign 1 inch from an opponent's sign (and thus block reading the opponent's sign from most normal viewing angles)? Might be fun.
 
nycfan said:


What kind of coffee does he drink?
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Or ham or potatoes. I can't remember the last time I paid the same price for ham and potatoes. That he's got them at the same price (both before and after) is hilarious. Who thinks that those two things cost the same?
 
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