Comments by "Reformed Sauron" (@ReformedSauron) on "Donald Trump Will Almost Surely Win in 2024 Unless the Uniparty Kills or Disqualifies Him" video.

  1. They're going to try. Based on their reactions right now though. I don't think they think it is quite enough.
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  2. 100%. They don't think they have an absolute guarantee anymore.
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  3. It's fine to be pessimistic, just never take the outright black pill. There is never an ultimate end in politics.
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  4. They don't panic over what they think was a fluke.
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  5. ​ @rustyshackleford3316 Which is why he is more likely now to be the VP pick. Based on personality and background, I actually think they would get along on a personal level together. Two guys from a high-powered business background can probably talk to each other in a way that few others in the world can.
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  6. There are no guarantees on either side. But it comforts me to know that they are doing this because they don't have a guarantee and they know it. Cautious optimism.
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  7. Outside of a handful of seats they did very well.
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  8. No i'm afraid that was just on him.
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  9. Based on their panicked response to him running, I think they don't have a guarantee on that. So they are pulling everything they can. The bullet they will probably save for last and only if all else fails, but by then it may be too late. He was wise to surround himself. With 3 to 1 private security in comparison to his secret service detail, which is practically a skeleton crew.
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  10. I think they want you to think it doesn't help. Black pills Are the purpose of propaganda. And they want you to feel the way you do right now. Moreover they want you to voice it.
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  11. The closer it gets to GOP nomination time, the less likely it is going to be able for them to do as well. It would be more advisable for them to do it before he becomes the nominee rather than after (from a strategic standpoint). And of course, actually does qualifying him through a vote of Congress is an entire different hurdle. It takes more than a simple majority in both houses.
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  12. ​ @BurnDoubt Not now though... lol
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  13. Which is why I think they would only really try it if he won. If they declare wins on election nights. I would suggest not going out in the public until being sworn in.
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  14. This is almost certain you happen economically. Which makes it more dire for them. I think it gets 10 times harder for them if he gets the nomination before they can disqualify him. There is no way for them to even sell it to Independent voters and the undecided that they are doing the right thing at that point.
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  15. Good luck on him trying to mentally think of how to do so when hes having a bunch of Mini strokes.
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  16. If they have to try to disqualify him, that is proof they don't have the ability to do it a second time in the bag entirely. Which is why I think they need to disqualify him before he gets the nomination, because then it will look like they are jailing their big political opponent, rather than a perspective, political opponent If they cannot do so before hand. If he gets the nomination, Disqualification is off the table and even unipartity Republican politicians would be afraid to move on it because it would mean the end of their careers with their voters by taking out the Republican voter chosen candidate. You think Biden has an optics disaster right now? He will effectively be running without any significant opposition at that point. That could spark a national conflict. That is a boat they don't want to rock. I don't think they have many clean options that end well for them.
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  17. Black pills are the purpose of propaganda. And you still seem to be under the delusion that party base alone is enough to decide an election. This isn't a Republican versus democrats thing, this is a unit party versus populist thing. While Trump doesn't have a guarantee in this. Apparently, neither do they based on how they are acting. Go ahead, take your balls and stay home.
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  18. Same. If he wins I celebrate. If he is just qualified and the GOP effectively dies as a result of its incompetence I celebrate. Technically speaking, it is easier to fight a one party state than one with a clever doppelgänger system..
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  19. ​​ @Brave_New_Tube I don't care if it collapses the republican party. That's a very least, there is no way for Liberals to say that they are not a one party system at that point. They will have to live with the bitter sweet taste of biden collapsing everything around him in their mouths and you will get to laugh in their faces the rest of their lives. They will slowly be hit with the realization that they are. In fact the nazi is they were trying to warn us we were. The average one of them is misled, not malevolent, So it's going to Sting if that comes to pass. But I don't know if they have a guarantee at this point. This is way bigger than getting back at Biden. This is about giving the system a middle finger and showing it for what it is. Independence and center voters will not stand for it is it comes to pass, and we become a one party state. That is vindication.
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  20. @bryanmcfadden4071  What they would have to do is print so many votes. It would expose themselves to half of the people who believe there is no fraud. They can try to wave away 105%. Voter turnout, but they cannot wave away a130 or a 140. People would be made fun and everyday life for even saying there wasn't a problem. The average lefty would become a joke overnight.
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  21. @arsenelupin9697  Most npcs do not think fortification equals cheating because they do not suspect the words are one in the same. The npc's are like that. It's harder to pass off a way starker difference than before, however, to an NPC. People are all npc's until they wake up through some major force. Rock the boat too hard, and you get them to wake up. That would rock the boat hard enough to wake up a third or even half of them.
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  22. If they are trying to do all of this first, they are not 100% confident in their ability pull off this national level honk election off a second time. This does not mean they have no chance. It means they don't have a guaranteed chance. And by god they know it too.
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  23. Based on my everyday experience with independents ( I am one so I kind of float in those circles), it's looking more and more like they are going to turn against the establishment on this one. There is some TDS among independence, but is not nearly as strong as on the left and democrats. He's already one or two points away from having half of the independence in the country free in favor of him. Biden barely has a third. That leaves about 20% still deciding. And they tend to go against the grain when they are in doubt. These people like rebels.
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  24. Perhaps, and perhaps they think they don't have a guarantee now. Regardless, we will cross that bridge if we come to it. Right now isn't the time to cower. Get to grass roots work.
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  25. If it was insurmountable, they wouldn't be doing with, they are doing right now. There where they have lost their one hundred percent guarantee. When you are uncertain, you do panicked things. They know the consequences of what happens if their gamble is lost, and yet they know they are rolling dice.
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  26. But if they fail in it, they are f*****.
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  27. ​ @sweetdangerzack They expect him to be on the general ballot. Which is why they are doing this. If he gets the nomination, it is going to be very hard for them to just qualify him even using uni party republicans Because they genuinely fear going home to their voters at that point, rather than just their disappointment. That being said, they are going to try everything. But based on this this response from this will it really be enough? I have serious doubts on that. I have a sneaking suspicion they think they can't do it successfully.
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  28. They also prop him up in the independent voter mindset, which means people who tend to vote for the rebel and the one not in power. The more obvious it gets, the more likely they are to tilt that way. As an independent who floats in those circles. I'm pretty sure I know what i'm talking about on this one. They aren't happy right now.
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  29. About the same number of leftist as there were in 2012 and 2016. The left has not grown. It is independent and center voters who are much more free minded than the left that need to be convinced. And the actions being done right now are convincing them bit by bit. There was never a war on the republican party. There was just simply a war on the populist elements of it. They would never do this to over republican that played their game. You have taken the portrait they have chosen to paint for you and taken it as the truth. Unless you can see it that way there is no helping you.
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  30. How many times does the demographics are destiny crowd have to be wrong for them, give it up? The world may never know.
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  31. The problem with that for them is that most Republican led states are not ones that have rigged election systems. They can't cheat him at the ballot box out of a primary nomination. They would have to do it by disqualifying him.
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  32. Hes not quite at that level quite yet. My great aunt was at when she died. It's possible but I don't think he dies within the next year. I think it's possible he has a stroke within the next 2 year though. I just don't think they will make that public knowledge. This isn't late stage, alzheimers, this is mid stage Alzheimer's. That being said anything is possible.
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  34. I think they are more likely to actually do that to RFK based on the fact that RFK was just denied secret service detail. Trump is surrounded by more private security than secret service, making it harder to assassinate him successfully and get away with it. RFK however, is going to siphon millions away from Biden. Their hances already don't look great with Trump running, so they need to even the odds. They are more likely to assassinate Biden's competition within his party first.
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  35. Democrats are not enough to carry an election. Quite frankly republicans are not enough either. Independent voters are where it is at. Independent voters are now at fifty fifty on trump nationwide. If they do it any more, he might end up with a slight majority, which would be catastrophic for them.
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  36. I would say he has about 15% of the black vote at this point ( Not bad, considering the levels of propaganda aimed at the black community). He might very well win the bare majority of hispanics though time around. They are about fifty fifty already. Hispanics went heavily rightward since 2016.
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  37. ​ @EnemyAce88 Only ones in about five states. The uniparty GOP insured. They pitted themselves against the ones in races that weren't fortified in order two screw them over (Alaska being the most glaring of them). If hes so unelectable, they wouldn't be doing this. Look to the history of every populist rising and you will see things like this. Populists keep punching through and being punched down until they succeed. They always get persecuted.
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  38. @M1sterE321  Very true, he has said that. Which is what they usually say. That's perhaps he doesn't want to be. But if he did want it, I would advise him to say otherwise at this time. Nobody ever wants to seem unconfide that they will get the first place spot, as it kills campaigns. You must talk the winner, even if you know you aren't going to be.
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  39. I like how they get angry when Trump voters don't go home. It is more telling as to what they really fear.
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  40. On a small level. They never had the rig a national election until 2020 though. And you can bet that the republican establishment was in on it too. This isn't a war between democrats and republicans, its Uniparty v populism. Based on how they are acting right now. I would say they don't think they have that guarantee again of pulling off what they are going to try to do again for POTUS a second time.
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