The 2020 Campaign Strategy

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1. Michael Savage is sometimes good to listen to for a few hot takes that others are afraid to touch, but then he always pulls the Judo move on you. Today was the biggest I’ve heard.
   He just said that Jews are the biggest losers in this election and that Biden will repeal Trump’s ban on teaching critical race theory to school children, a theory which is aimed especially against….Jews.
   I will listen to Rush for as long as God keeps him alive but no more Michael Weiner for me.

   • @lsa90…

     I have listened to both Rush and Savage for many many years.

     I do so, NOT because I agree with them, but, because they are interesting and, oft, thought-provoking.

     Savage, particularly, has provided the most original talk-radio I have ever heard, though, not all from him is gold – not by a long shot.

     I am sorry both are soon to disappear from radio.

     Ben Shapiro, who has been marketed as a replacement for either, is not fit for such a thing, this because he is way too young and lacking in life experience to have deep probing and unique views.

     Nevertheless, others, who know how to be interesting, such as Dr. Steve Turley, Dr. Sebastian Gorka, Tim Pool, and Styxenhammer may step into the gap.

   • Wiener like most jews care about jews 1st, Israel 2nd and the host country last.

   • @Isa90

     “He just said that Jews are the biggest losers in this election and that Biden will repeal Trump’s ban on teaching critical race theory to school children, a theory which is aimed especially against….Jews.”

     Of course he did.

     For the next two years Jews are going to be constantly saying that “Biden is anti-Israel and AOC is an Anti-Semite.”

     They are already doing it on Breitbart.com.

     Even though Biden said, “I’m a Zionist, you don’t have to be a Jew to be a Zionist.” Biden has voted for Israel 100% of the time for his entire career in government. He’s never, not one time, done anything Israel and Jews didn’t want.

     Michael “Savage” Weiner is just a typical right-wing grifter suckering the rubes.

     • And sucker them he has. Here in my very white, very Republican county, I have noticed two damn Israeli flags. One is a full flag flying with the American one, the other is a half and half US-Israeli flag. I’m not sure how can you expect people who are that lost to save themselves.

   • I know some people who aren’t going to know what to think when Rush is gone. I wonder where these people are going to turn.

2. Just a thought. Boris is purging Brexit supporters in his Cabinet as a result of Biden winning. It’s possible that the pressure and coordination to demolish Trump on both side of the Atlantic were really about Brexit. Secession can’t be tolerated. One breach anywhere is a breech everywhere.

3. There was clearly voting fraud, the only question is was it on a scale enough to alter the entire election results towards Biden. Pennsylvania looks really fishy, so many ballots without signatures.

   Until the General Services Administration certifies the vote, Biden is not the President-elect. We have to wait and see if this goes to the supreme court, we have to wait and see what the GSA says.

   The 5% meme is getting old. I’m not completely convinced one way or the other if Biden won despite the fraud or if the Democrats conned the American people. I’m on the fence because I don’t have enough information.

   We need to wait to see what the courts and GSA say.

   • @Gryphon’s Ferocity…

     Pennsylvania definitely looks bad, but, so, too, do Georgia and Michigan.

     The ultimate truth of Arizona, Nevada, or Wisconsin is not clear to me, but, those first three states I listed I would bet my life on being the sources of massive systemick fraud.

     It’s a test of the character of those White Men who run the legislatures of these states.

     Will they stand and take the pressure and the heat?

     We do not know.

     • Pennsylvania– horrendous problems of violations of Pa election laws, defiance of US Supreme Court orders, etc. More.

       Michigan– middle of the night vote drop of 138,499 for Biden, 0 for Trump plus >10,000 dead people voting. More.

       Georgia– massive numbers of votes for Biden with no votes down-ballot, not even for senator. Way, way more than normal and enough to change the result.

       These 3 give Trump the win.

       Will he get it? Of course not. This is now the ultra-corrupt new evil empire, the empire of lies and warmongering.

     • Georgia is doing a straight re-count. No signature or address matching or studying the huge number of weird Biden-only ballots. They’re just counting everything all over again. What a waste of time. And to think this country bombs the hell out of other countries to bring them “democracy.”

   • Why does everyone just assume that electoral fraud would favor Democrats? After all, the Republicans are the most pro-Israel party and Israeli tech companies manufacture the electronic components in vote counting machines. You think the Jew-loving Zionist scum that is the GOP are above dirty tricks? They are too honorable? lol

     At this point I am just going to assume that anybody still whining about non-existent fraud is a Republican shill or MAGAtard in denial. Perhaps you’d be more happy over at the Daily Grifter?

4. “In the United States, Election Day is the annual day set by law for the general elections of federal public officials. It is statutorily set by the Federal Government as “the Tuesday next after the first Monday in the month of November”[1] equaling the Tuesday occurring within November 2 to November 8.”

   Tuesday is just 1 day. It’s ‘election day’ and not ‘election week’ … correct?

   The election ended Tuesday evening? Why are they still counting votes?

5. The main way to lose the White House is for the other party to steal enough votes through faulty machines and mail in voting to win key states.

   And for all of the bitching about Trump, are the nigger loving commies who are getting ready to shut down even a semblance of democracy really better?

   • @ copperhead. No!!!

   • @Copperhead,

     Seriously? You’re still an advocate of democracy? Sheesh!

6. I posted on Bannon’s (or someone representing him) facebook page that Jared Kushner was taking the “white trash” for granted and the post was removed for hate speech. That being said, Bannon, to have any future of influence, has to stay on the same page with Kushner’s campaign. It’s silly to blame Bannon for all the PC nonsense when he has been effectively sidelined. It’s the sad irony of Trump, that the people he sidelined are the people who are there to stand up for him when he’s down. He’s a master manipulator, after all, one of the main ways of getting things in life is to convince people you will deliver what they want so that they will give you what you want in exchange. Then refuse to deliver. If Trump proved one thing over four years, it’s that he was NEVER going to deliver anything beyond Wizard of Oz gifts to the substantial base of his voters. I think he would take everything he’s promised to protect, if he thought he could get away with it, and in a second term, he might well. And the second term could well be coming, don’t count out the agent of ZOG.

   The Democrats have always cheated and why would they limit it? Who’s to say they didn’t steal 2012 and try to steal 2016? Why wouldn’t they? Who’s going to stop them? It’s “mainstream” to pretend they don’t cheat, and kooky to admit they do. Those labels have nothing to do with the truth. No amount of so-called “hard-headed skepticism” is ever going to make a WN better than a “kook” in the minds of people who think that way.

7. We will have lost one helluva lot more than Trump lost.

   I see no reason to celebrate, jeer or express satisfaction. And I believe that there was off-the-charts election fraud.

   Trumpism v2.0 may have legitimately failed (but I’m not sure that people who were afraid to tell pollsters their preferences before the election eagerly shared their choice and reasons afterwards).

   Maybe 1991 v2.0 will not.

8. Bro, you really need to stop deluding yourself with the idea that your vote was sooo important as to deny Trump the presidency. These mytical 5% you are talking about are as real as Andrew Yang “third way” about which you babbled for so long on this page and about as important as your modernist research. You apparently have the ability to convince yourself for a certain period of time that this or that idea is the panacea, the answer to all the questions you have. The reality is very different. The white men who didn’t vote for Trump in MI and WI are working class illiterates who have absolutely no understanding of politics and were influenced by the media. “ Erik Rush is outraged by the “nation of feckless morons” that voted for Biden: “I see morons who failed to resist the pop culture spirit poison being purveyed by their schools and school boards because they didn’t want to appear bigoted. Finally, I see morons who insisted upon playing fair with opponents who were making gain after dangerous gain playing dirty.”
   And there were probably some who were upset that Trump did nothing to revive the industrial base in the Midwest. That’s it! Its that simple!

   • Everything you point out here is accurate. I’m not convinced these 5% Whites in the Midwest were super-based Whites who wanted to send a message. In reality, they were probably just low information voters.

     It’s hard to believe 5% of Whites pulled a Spencer and voted for Biden as a fuck you to Trump.

     The 5% meme was clever at first, but it’s starting to get retarded.

     Based Whites held their nose and voted for Trump or didn’t show up. They didn’t vote for Biden, that’s for damn sure.

     • “I’m not convinced these 5% Whites in the Midwest were super-based Whites who wanted to send a message.”

       Of course they weren’t. There were probably a very few number of these people, but it sure as hell wasn’t 5%.

   • My vote here in Alabama?

     Obviously, not. The 2 point blue swing in Alabama wasn’t enough to kill Trump in Alabama. It was enough in Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Arizona though where he lost. Trump lost Indies in Alabama by 5 points too. Even in Alabama, he lost Indies, which shows you that the people who were running his campaign had no clue what they were doing. They lost the middle.

     The “mythical” 5 percent is very real. Trump won the 2016 election because of his support with Indies. Period. End of story. He won millions of more conservatives and Republicans this time. He won more support in every demographic in existence but that one. His precious based blacks in … where? The Pew Research Center has tracked that demographic for over 20 years now. Disaffected populist voters put Trump in the White House and fired him. As for Andrew Yang’s support with rightwing Independents, that foreshadowed what happened in the 2020 election.

     I’ve been saying it was going to happen for years now. Who was right? Did Blumpf in a Trumpslide or did he go down in flames because his support with White male Independents cratered?

     • You are not good at arithmetic too! Trump increased his voting numbers in this election. Let’s presume he had gone all in for your mythical 5%! That requires an unconditiinal embrace of white identity politics and obviously I am all for that but that is not a strategy for winning an election that is a call to white people to take their country back. He would have lost 20% of his current voters and gained your mythical 5%! You do the math.

       • No it didn’t. He could have ordered a live fire on BLM. He could have discussed white opioid abuse or specific white working class angst. He could have refused to condemn any voters, as long as they were not committing crimes, all voters are worthy of respect. Wouldn’t have taken much.

9. If nothing is done about the voting fraud it will intensify.

   Why shouldn’t they manufacture a half million votes each for the Democrats in the Georgia run-off? Getting those two seats is crucial to their program. Who will do anything to stop it? Who would be punished for it? Hell, jews who write for the New York Times are telling people to move to Georgia to vote.

   • @Mestigoit

     Republicans control *22* states outright – the Governor and both houses of the legislature. The are the majority in 15 or 20 other states.

     The Republicans could do something about the fraud tomorrow if they wanted. Apparently, they don’t want to.

     The people who run the Republican party are not stupid, so there is a reason they don’t want to stop fraud.

     • “Apparently, they don’t want to.”

       Yes.

       I don’t want to hear any more shit about “our democracy,” which impresses me no more than Haiti’s.

   • @Mestigoit:

     I may be wrong, but I suspect that those two seats in Georgia will be very narrowly won by the Republicans. I feel that one of those Old Boy Agreements have been struck,between the opposing establishment party leaders, because the Democrats want to purge their numbers of the Socialists as badly as the Republicans wanted to get rid of Populists.

     Trump will bluster, but make a grudging concession speech (after his lawyers negotiate to keep him from being prosecuted) and vacate the WH. I imagine he will content himself to avenging himself on Fox by creating an alternative media station.

     The Democrats will encourage the Republicans to get their Talking Heads to whip up any die-hard Trump supporters to take revenge on the Democrats for their cheating by voting more Republicans in the House. Why?

     The Democrats won’t want to pay Slavery Reparations to Black Americans or let young Whites off the College Debt Hook, so they are getting ready to engage in the same type of Failure Theater the Republicans did.

10. Trump should put blame squarely where it belongs, on his jew son in law. But he won;t because Trump can’t admit mistakes. His ego won’t allow it.

11. Since Trump obediently went along with the Kushner-Bannon ‘Failer Strateegery’ (the literal mirror-image of the Sailer Strategy), perhaps someone should send a congratulatory tweet thanking him for his support of critical-race theory with his 38 denunciations of white-supremacism during the campaign. It’s useless trying to deflect the blame onto the Satanist Kushner. Who’s the one who made the smirking devil-worshipper his chief-advisor? Al Sharpton?? Or was it his old buddy Jeffrey Epstein?

12. “Trump should put blame squarely where it belongs, on his jew son in law. But he won;t because Trump can’t admit mistakes. His ego won’t allow it.”

    After four years of Don the Con, some people just cant admit they were bamboozled by a New York hustler. Trump was a registered Democrat before he entered the presidential race.gi