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llmart

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7. And Vance wouldn't have the "goods" on a lot of them like trump probably does.

Reply to hamsterjill (Reply #2)

Thu Nov 20, 2025, 08:35 PM

Nov 20

So some of them wouldn't be afraid to not follow him blindly. In fact, I'll bet most of the more senior members of Congress can't stand him and may even have designs on undermining him. He really is pretty stupid too.

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Just one quick question. [View all] bluestarone Nov 20 OP

President Greg_In_SF Nov 20 #1

I think it would still continue, but hamsterjill Nov 20 #2

That's kinda what i'm thinking bluestarone Nov 20 #3

And Vance wouldn't have the "goods" on a lot of them like trump probably does. llmart Nov 20 #7

Agree, mostly FHRRK Nov 20 #12

I don't think there is anyone as wreckless as trump. Doesn't mean I'd trust Vance, but he doesn't have Silent Type Nov 20 #4

i think vance would never be in office long bluestarone Nov 20 #6

That's what I'm thinking also. llmart Nov 20 #8

I think it depends deRien Nov 20 #5

It's a start. Politically, he's the unlikely glue that holds it all together surfered Nov 20 #9

Yep. Kinda like he's been bluestarone Nov 20 #11

I think the answer to that is blatantly obvious ... stopdiggin Nov 20 #10

Continue Cirsium Nov 20 #13

it would kill the cult Skittles Nov 20 #14