Trumps Presidency 2025

[Sports_Freak]

19 minutes ago, romad1 said:

 

It will go away as soon as they kill the next person. The murder of Renee Good isn't being talked about as much since the latest murder.

[romad1]

4 minutes ago, Sports_Freak said:

It will go away as soon as they kill the next person. The murder of Renee Good isn't being talked about as much since the latest murder.

Once they get active combat going with the MN Guard

[casimir]

33 minutes ago, Deleterious said:

So he wasn't legally carrying and that is how they are going to try and get out of it?  ICE didn't know he was illegally carrying when they shot him.  Even if they did, that doesn't mean you get to shoot him.  

Exactly.  They shot him when he clearly wasn’t a threat.

I think it’s fair to assume everybody at the January 6 picnic wasn’t carrying legally.  But that event gets glossed over.

[mtutiger]

34 minutes ago, romad1 said:

 

Liberation Day blew over, but the decline in approval rating remained. Same with the occupation of Los Angeles, which was the moment they went started losing approval on immigration.

They believe a lot of things. They think a lot of things. But what they believe and, you know, actual reality are not necessarily the same thing.

Edited 15 hours ago by mtutiger

[The Ronz]

54 minutes ago, romad1 said:

Was there some suspension of the 2nd Amendment?

Yes, when the Black Panthers said it also applied to them.

https://www.history.com/articles/black-panthers-gun-control-nra-support-mulford-act

[romad1]

14 minutes ago, The Ronz said:

Yes, when the Black Panthers said it also applied to them.

https://www.history.com/articles/black-panthers-gun-control-nra-support-mulford-act

Not according to the NRA today.

https://www.newsweek.com/nra-makes-rare-statement-against-trump-admin-over-alex-pretti-shooting-11321317

[romad1]

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/jan/25/alex-pretti-killing-nra-pro-gun-groups

I guess some lines have been crossed by the line crossers in this awful administration. 

[CMRivdogs]

According to this the NRA was in favor of reforms until 2A Activists pulled a coup in 1977 known as the Cincinnati revolt

https://www.wideners.com/blog/history-of-the-nra/

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The NRA experienced its defining moment during the 1977 annual meeting in Cincinnati, Ohio, which historians call the “Cincinnati Revolt.” The NRA leadership intended to move the organization to Colorado while shifting its focus toward recreational shooting and decreasing political involvement. 

Harlon Carter and Neal Knox, together with other reform-oriented members, fought against the planned organizational direction. The group successfully took control of the board of directors through grassroots efforts to redirect the NRA toward strong Second Amendment protection.

Key outcomes of the Cincinnati Revolt:

• Creation of the Institute for Legislative Action (ILA): This became the NRA’s official lobbying and political arm.
• Increased Political Spending: The NRA began contributing heavily to candidates and mobilizing its membership for elections.
• Shift in Messaging: The NRA increasingly framed gun ownership as a fundamental constitutional right rather than a recreational activity.

I'm old enough to remember NRA gun education classes when I was young, mostly promoting recreation and hunting.

 

 

[oblong]

 

[Sports_Freak]

1 hour ago, romad1 said:

Once they get active combat going with the MN Guard

Or just kill an innocent protester. Maybe go for a twofer next.

[romad1]

Was just looking at the Sig sauer website.  That gun was not one you just happen to buy.  Very top of the line.  No wonder the NRA is outraged.  ICE killed a customer!

 

[mtutiger]

Weak 

[Tigermojo]

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/01/america-fascism-trump-maga-ice/685751/?gift=JPpBcG1V91hbaN04g4Khsp4lCpkXDze27813gXWFaiU

Fascist piggy.

[Hongbit]

2 hours ago, mtutiger said:

Weak 

Give it two weeks…

[guy incognito]

[guy incognito]

7 hours ago, CMRivdogs said:

According to this the NRA was in favor of reforms until 2A Activists pulled a coup in 1977 known as the Cincinnati revolt

https://www.wideners.com/blog/history-of-the-nra/

I'm old enough to remember NRA gun education classes when I was young, mostly promoting recreation and hunting.

 

 

A coup led by former Border Patrol leader Harlan Carter, a gutter racist who as a teenager had shot and killed a Mexican kid in cold blood.

[pfife]

9 hours ago, mtutiger said:

Weak 

It'll get moved to Trump Doral then he can go

In all seriousness.... Californis is too far for a president to travel????  Thats very curious and also low energy

Edited 3 hours ago by pfife

[romad1]

Trump not being able to travel to California probably has a lot to do with his health.  He must be dying.*

 

*I say this because if that becomes the narrative it will literally destroy his self-image. 

[pfife]

That was what I was wondering too but he was just at davos actin a fool so idk

[guy incognito]

[oblong]

I read that last year was the first time a sitting POTUS went to a super bowl game?  

[romad1]

According to the RW press, the organized left-wing lunatics stormed the hotel where ICE was staying.   1.  Good.  No rest for those murderers.  2. Bad. Don't give the autocrats a reason.  This could turn into the Gorhman massacre. 

[guy incognito]

44 minutes ago, oblong said:

I read that last year was the first time a sitting POTUS went to a super bowl game?  

Yes, and that is another of the great many reasons to assume the Butler “assassination attempt” was 100% mule muffins. Had it been real, he’d never be out in public again, let alone in a stadium with 50,000+ people.

Edited 2 hours ago by guy incognito

[guy incognito]

[mtutiger]