Comments by "Reformed Sauron" (@ReformedSauron) on "The GOP Uniparty Has Entered the Bargaining Stage of Grief" video.

I would say more what is rightfully OURS. Luckily, however, I do not think it is entirely up to the gop leadership... Hence the grief.
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 @Roger-fs5yo Ignoring suspicious circumstances aside, whatever. Let's not pretend we exactly have fair elections anymore.
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Well done.
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 @andrewpinkham9904 The uniparty takes part in the WEF. This is not say that if the WEF went kaput the uniparty would not still exist.
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 @williammcgeehan3424 I don't know if I trust her as much as I used to.
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Perhaps after a second term. I'm an independent and have no love for the Republican party. But for right now, it is a useful tool for him at the very least. If it does not reform during a second term despite his pressing Ford, he probably should start a third party. And it would be a third party that regularly brings in double digits each election for its national presidential candidate. Even if such a candidate is incapable of winning a federal election, the facts that the voting trunk alone is so large will change the other parties, strategies, and platforms to something perhaps more a ameanable if they wish to win. It would definitely get us out of the bipolar situation we have at any rate. And eventually, that party would probably grow to be roughly the same size as the other 2 anyway.
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@Alakazzam09 I like her, but I'll take Rand Paul and Ramaswamy as well. She's definitely on the short list though.
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@mariokarter13 I would say for most of his hires that was the case but not all of them. A few were simply poor choices that were not olive branches (one of the few black marks I won't give him, but not irredeemable ones as every person that hires makes mistakes eventually). But a potential second term president does not need to worry about olive branch hires, so it is unlikely he is going to pick another Pence character. Which is good.
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That is definitely an important part.
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 @mariokarter13 You mean the first Bush. The second Bush just made it deeper.
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On your same loop yes?
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 @dravenocklost4253 It is possible although I think he is going to go for someone a bit younger. I know they get along though.
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Because orange man bad don't you see?
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Kari Lake is definitely on the short list. One of my personal favorites as well. Ramaswamy is probably up there, as well as Rand Paul. He's made videos covering all three of these people being a possibility at one point or another.
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Is that why he's on the rise with in independent voter sentiment like mine? K Whatever it takes for you, man.
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Screw the GOP establishment. Trump 2024.
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Smothered in club sauce...
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Hamilton essentially betrayed the revolution.
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Still always good to remind people. Not everybody watches daily videos on this channel.
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If the entire uniparty on both sides is attacking one man, you can guarantee he is not one of them. It takes a retard to think otherwise.
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Perhaps not full on libertarianism, but they should infuse some of it into the platform. It helped with maga after all. Why shouldn't it help the gop?
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So far, no charge that would need a vote of Congress. Worst still for them is that they have the ability to do so in Congress and failed at it. Outright disqualification is at this point most likely off the menu of options.
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Well thank God he was not the second coming of Lincoln. Lincoln governed like dictator.
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If they somehow cheat him out of the nomination, it will effectively be the equivalent of them taking a shot of arsenic. If they don't manage to die from it, they will be permanently crippled. A bunch of dedicated voters will leave permanently.... Which would break up the Uniparty good cop, bad cop act and clarify a lot of the confusion among the American people.
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You are correct. Denial is the first.
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And yet Pfizer donates to his opponents? Whatever.
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