Planner needs to get the F out of the race

Did you know he no longer has the tattoo?

When he found out it was a Nazi symbol he had it covered.
Check this out about repubs and their symbols.

The Republican Party Has a Nazi Problem​

How did the GOP become a haven for slogans and ideas straight out of the Third Reich?
By Tom Nichols

Over the past few months, during his agency’s chaotic crackdowns in Chicago and Minneapolis, the U.S. Border Patrol chief Greg Bovino has worn an unusual uniform: a wide-lapel greatcoat with brass buttons and stars along one sleeve. It looks like it was taken right off the shoulders of a Wehrmacht officer in the 1930s. Bovino’s choice of garment is more than tough-guy cosplay (German media noted the aesthetic immediately). The coat symbolizes a trend: The Republicans, it seems, have a bit of a Nazi problem.

By this, I mean that some Republicans are deploying Nazi imagery and rhetoric, and espouse ideas associated with the Nazi Party during its rise to power in the early 1930s. A few recent examples: An ICE lawyer linked to a white-supremacist social-media account that praised Hitler was apparently allowed to return to federal court. Members of the national Young Republicans organization were caught in a group chat laughing about their love for Hitler. Vice President J. D. Vance shrugged off that controversy, instead of condemning the growing influence of anti-Semites in his party. (In December, at Turning Point USA’s conference, Vance said, “I didn’t bring a list of conservatives to denounce or to deplatform.”)

Even federal agencies are modeling Nazi phrasing. The Department of Homeland Security used an anthem beloved by neo-Nazi groups, “By God We’ll Have Our Home Again,” in a recruitment ad. The Labor Department hung a giant banner of Donald Trump’s face from its headquarters, as if Washington were Berlin in 1936, and posted expressions on social media such as “America is for Americans”—an obvious riff on the Nazi slogan “Germany for the Germans”—and “Americanism Will Prevail,” in a font reminiscent of Third Reich documents.

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Trump administration social posts amid Minnesota immigration tensions seen as appealing to far right​

January 18, 2026 / 11:03 AM CST / AP

"...On Jan. 9, two days after a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent's shooting of Renee Good sent tensions in Minneapolis to a fever pitch, the Department of Homeland Security posted to social media an image of a man on a horse riding through a snowy, mountainous landscape with the words "We'll have our home again." That's the chorus to a song about ousting a foreign presence by a self-described "folk-punk" band that the Proud Boys and other far-right and white supremacist groups have used.

The next day, the Department of Labor posted on X: "One Homeland. One People. One Heritage. Remember who you are, American." Several Trump critics on the social media site drew a parallel to a notorious Nazi slogan, "One People, One Realm, One Leader."

And this past week, as President Donald Trump stepped up his pressure campaign to claim Greenland, the White House posted an image on X that showed a dog sled facing a fork in the trail, one that leads to an American flag and the White House and another that leads to the Russian and Chinese flags. Above the image was the phrase, "Which way, Greenland Man?" The post refers to a meme that riffs off the title of a notorious white supremacist book titled "Which Way Western Man?" The administration had already used the framing in an Immigration and Customs Enforcement recruiting post last year, which asked, "Which way, American Man?"

The flurry of posts has renewed criticism about a recurring pattern in Trump's second term — the sometimes cryptic use of imagery popular with the far right and white supremacists in the administration's campaign to rally the nation behind its immigration crackdown, which it frames as a battle to preserve Western civilization."


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lol. Axiom: If a leftist is accusing anyone of anything it is a confession. The thread is yours. Remember that you were the one that said that republicans "would do" what your party actually did... everything that follows is just you confessing.

Seriously. The only party that elected a Nazi to run in an election for US Senate was the democrats, your party. It was the only one that has done this in modern time, even though they are the ones saying that republicans "would"... thus reinforcing and once again proving the Axiom.
Well, if you're going to accuse me and @Phantasmal of electing a Nazi in Maine - a state where neither of us live or vote, then you voted for a Nazi in North Carolina.

Sux to be you. Trumptards are such hypocrites, unaware of their own ignorance.


"(CNN) — Mark Robinson, the controversial and socially conservative Republican nominee for governor of North Carolina, made a series of inflammatory comments on a pornography website’s message board more than a decade ago, in which he referred to himself as a “black NAZI!” and expressed support for reinstating slavery, a CNN KFile investigation found.

Despite a recent history of anti-transgender rhetoric, Robinson said he enjoyed watching transgender pornography, a review of archived messages found in which he also referred to himself as a “perv.”


And you wanted this guy as governor, Damo. Shame on you!!!
 
The fun part for the democrat party is;
How will they get rid of their own little Nazi?
1. Hope he just goes away?
2. Let him pick the person who will replace him?
3. Let him stay on the ballot?
4. Write him a nice fat paycheck to go away?
Why don't you ask your lord and savior, the orange oaf how dinner was with the Nazi fucks, Lyin'?

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So let's consider this. Why does Trump get a pass? Why does anyone? Well, unless the anyone is Trump he doesn't. So back to Trump, how come he gets one, because we know he does? He is able to rape, steal, lie, etc. and not even hide it. This pass is of course sharply limited, coming from a defined segment that accepts the unstated, and never admitted, proposition that Trump is in his own unique human category and therefore his critics, being blind to this extraordinary fact, are the delusional ones; they have "Trumpism" or some such. An amazing thing that goes on and on.
If people like Damo and other trumptards didn't have double standards they'd have no standards at all.
 
Republican women will fuck anything and then lie about it for political advantage


Ask Donnie’s first wife


She gave court testimony to a court that she was raped by Donnie


Then later denounced that in public to get money from Donnie
Well, most Republican men are gayer than one hundred rainbow t-shirts - that's why gay dating sites crash when there's a MAGA event in town. Scott Jennings, the CNN lying weasel who bashes gay people sneaks off to suck dick at fire island every year.

My point is - I know for a fact that MAGA women sneak around with Democrat studs.
 
Please. You elected him, knowing him to be a Nazi, with people telling you he was a racist misogynist who cheated on his wife your leadership still supported and your party members elected him with 75% of the vote in the Primary. It was only afterward when your party wanted to once again just select a candidate for something that you stopped funding him. Your party was funding him right up until the day he dropped out.

Because he was your man. Proving the Axiom true. If a Leftist is accusing somebody of something, they are confessing to the same thing.
Oh, I forgot. You also elected Roy Moore in Alabama, another pedophile. Good for you, Damo - your 2 to our 1 so far. You're winning!
 
Check this out about repubs and their symbols.

The Republican Party Has a Nazi Problem​

How did the GOP become a haven for slogans and ideas straight out of the Third Reich?
By Tom Nichols

Over the past few months, during his agency’s chaotic crackdowns in Chicago and Minneapolis, the U.S. Border Patrol chief Greg Bovino has worn an unusual uniform: a wide-lapel greatcoat with brass buttons and stars along one sleeve. It looks like it was taken right off the shoulders of a Wehrmacht officer in the 1930s. Bovino’s choice of garment is more than tough-guy cosplay (German media noted the aesthetic immediately). The coat symbolizes a trend: The Republicans, it seems, have a bit of a Nazi problem.

By this, I mean that some Republicans are deploying Nazi imagery and rhetoric, and espouse ideas associated with the Nazi Party during its rise to power in the early 1930s. A few recent examples: An ICE lawyer linked to a white-supremacist social-media account that praised Hitler was apparently allowed to return to federal court. Members of the national Young Republicans organization were caught in a group chat laughing about their love for Hitler. Vice President J. D. Vance shrugged off that controversy, instead of condemning the growing influence of anti-Semites in his party. (In December, at Turning Point USA’s conference, Vance said, “I didn’t bring a list of conservatives to denounce or to deplatform.”)

Even federal agencies are modeling Nazi phrasing. The Department of Homeland Security used an anthem beloved by neo-Nazi groups, “By God We’ll Have Our Home Again,” in a recruitment ad. The Labor Department hung a giant banner of Donald Trump’s face from its headquarters, as if Washington were Berlin in 1936, and posted expressions on social media such as “America is for Americans”—an obvious riff on the Nazi slogan “Germany for the Germans”—and “Americanism Will Prevail,” in a font reminiscent of Third Reich documents.

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right. restoring order is a chaotic crackdown.

yer dum.
 
this is why you lost.
rape /rāp/

noun​

  1. The crime of using force or the threat of force to compel a person to submit to sexual intercourse.
  2. The crime of using force or threat of force to compel a person to submit to some other sexual penetration.
  3. Other unlawful sexual intercourse or penetration, as with an unconscious person or person below the age of or incapable of consent.
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rape /rāp/

noun​

  1. The crime of using force or the threat of force to compel a person to submit to sexual intercourse.
  2. The crime of using force or threat of force to compel a person to submit to some other sexual penetration.
  3. Other unlawful sexual intercourse or penetration, as with an unconscious person or person below the age of or incapable of consent.
The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition • More at Wordnik
LIE

noun

the only things feminist man hating Karen neocons say.
 
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