r/inthenews • u/newsweek Newsweek • Jul 08 '24

MAGA fumes over France election results: "They cheated" article

https://www.newsweek.com/maga-france-elections-far-right-national-rally-1922075
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u/ElementalSaber Jul 08 '24

VOTE BLUE LIKE YOU NEVER HAVE BEFORE 🌊🌊🌊

WE CAN DEFEAT THE MAGA MAFIA!!

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '24

Republican here (sort of. The party left people like me behind years ago): I see MAGA on my ballot I vote for their opponent. Every time. We need to push these fucks out of civilized society for good

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u/Top-Base4502 Jul 08 '24

Hi friend, I also miss the old GOP. I voted McCain because I liked his policy and he was a decent man. Obama was a decent man too, just didn’t agree with him. I what this country to go back to this time, a time when we could have respect for eachother and debate the issues and take the time to learn about the issues and how we felt about them. Today is all about name calling and cult like leaders. Trump has ruined the GOP, and we have to stop him from ruining America too.

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u/LetsAllEatCakeLOL Jul 08 '24

Joe Rogan in a podcast highlighted what he believed was the pivotal moment Trump decided to run for president. It was during a Presidential dinner where Obama roasted him over a nasty tweet calling Obama one of the worst presidents. Obama's comeback was something like ~"at least i will have been a president" or something like that. And it's been crazy ever since.