DeschutesAg said:

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This thread is about the midterms, not Obama. The first two years of Trump's second term have been a dismal record of failure and rampant corruption and destructive economic policies. His numerous failures and his coverup of the Epstein files, which 98% of the GOP Congress supported, are a massive part of the midterm elections.

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Delusion, man. Killing USAID was the most corrupt thing running in this country and he killed it. Giant money laundering and far left wing funding scheme. How can you ignore that win for America?

DeschutesAg said:

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This thread is about the midterms, not Obama. The first two years of Trump's second term have been a dismal record of failure and rampant corruption and destructive economic policies. His numerous failures and his coverup of the Epstein files, which 98% of the GOP Congress supported, are a massive part of the midterm elections.

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Trump is certainly no fiscal conservative and has made mistakes, but to call his second term a dismal failure is laughable.

Shut down USAID
Exposed and got rid of a ton of deep state operatives
Closed the border and started massive deportations
Supporting law enforcement
Got Chinese influence out of the Panama Canal
Venezuelan Oil
Reasserted leadership in the Western Hemisphere
Deregulation
Shifted away from all the green BS and supporting O&G industry
Greenland deal
Fewest number of personnel in the federal workforce in over 50 years
Bringing critical manufacturing back to this country
Ended Iran's nuclear program for the foreseeable future
Took out the Ayatola and all Iranian top leadership

I am sure there are many more, but that's just off the top of my head.

Gigem314 said:

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Trump isn't on the ballot for the mid terms either.

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Pretty naive to think Trump is not de facto on the ballot. The first two years of his abject failures, personal corruption, Epstein coverups, high prices, failing farms, tariff taxes, his unnecessary war, and dumb policies are what many Americans will base their vote on, and those failures belong to him and the GOP Congress.

DeschutesAg said:

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Gigem314 said:

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Trump isn't on the ballot for the mid terms either.

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Pretty naive to think Trump is not de facto on the ballot. The first two years of his abject failures, personal corruption, Epstein coverups, high prices, failing farms, tariff taxes, his unnecessary war, and dumb policies are what many Americans will base their vote on, and those failures belong to him and the GOP Congress.

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Robotic.

YouBet said:

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DeschutesAg said:

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This thread is about the midterms, not Obama. The first two years of Trump's second term have been a dismal record of failure and rampant corruption and destructive economic policies. His numerous failures and his coverup of the Epstein files, which 98% of the GOP Congress supported, are a massive part of the midterm elections.

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Delusion, man. Killing USAID was the most corrupt thing running in this country and he killed it. Giant money laundering and far left wing funding scheme. How can you ignore that win for America?

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Great. But that doesn't excuse his billions in personal corruption.

Get a dog!

Update: @InsiderPolling "But there is another definite wave we are seeing. Voters 65 and over are the most enthusiastic to vote of all demographics. And they have moved back to the GOP in big numbers. Races are close in red states but also close in some blue states."… https://t.co/1zrVnFpPdI pic.twitter.com/gWX33PJ0Z3

— Rasmussen Reports (@Rasmussen_Poll) October 8, 2026

Looks like Seniors do not like the current state of the d party!

DeschutesAg said:

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Gigem314 said:

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Trump isn't on the ballot for the mid terms either.

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Pretty naive to think Trump is not de facto on the ballot. The first two years of his abject failures, personal corruption, Epstein coverups, high prices, failing farms, tariff taxes, his unnecessary war, and dumb policies are what many Americans will base their vote on, and those failures belong to him and the GOP Congress.

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Pretty naive to think U.S. policies and problems started when Trump became President…and that the horrible ideas of your party are going to make everything perfect.

How dare you not show proper deference to the JCPOA and how it ensured global peace!

https://thehill.com/business/6137377-mortgage-rates-rise-multi-week-high/

Mortgage rates on new mortgages have risen to 7.4%.

Thanks to Trump and the GOP-controlled Congress.

More bad news for Rs in the midterms.

Ag87H2O said:

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DeschutesAg said:

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This thread is about the midterms, not Obama. The first two years of Trump's second term have been a dismal record of failure and rampant corruption and destructive economic policies. His numerous failures and his coverup of the Epstein files, which 98% of the GOP Congress supported, are a massive part of the midterm elections.

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Trump is certainly no fiscal conservative and has made mistakes, but to call his second term a dismal failure is laughable.

Shut down USAID
Exposed and got rid of a ton of deep state operatives
Closed the border and started massive deportations
Supporting law enforcement
Got Chinese influence out of the Panama Canal
Venezuelan Oil
Reasserted leadership in the Western Hemisphere
Deregulation
Shifted away from all the green BS and supporting O&G industry
Greenland deal
Fewest number of personnel in the federal workforce in over 50 years
Bringing critical manufacturing back to this country
Ended Iran's nuclear program for the foreseeable future
Took out the Ayatola and all Iranian top leadership

I am sure there are many more, but that's just off the top of my head.

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Federal Judges?!
Dow Jones historic highs
unemployment near record lows

why isn't Trump campaigning every day in every large and medium sized city in Texas and Ohio the next three weeks

seems like that would be a good way to save the Senate and be able to get a SCOTUS in the next two years

LMCane said:

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why isn't Trump campaigning every day in every large and medium sized city in Texas and Ohio the next three weeks

seems like that would be a good way to save the Senate and be able to get a SCOTUS in the next two years

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Because he is toxic? Not sure if he helps or hurts in Texas right now. It would be really close either way.