Republicans losing at record pace, Trump demands immediate impeachment
The David Pakman Show - February 15, 2024
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Trump cognitive decline getting worse, demands "impeach Biden"
Donald Trump’s rally this week in North Charleston, South Carolina was marked by overt lies and a sense of agitation. Trump falsely claimed that his rallies are always packed, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary. He then fixated on Joe Biden's appearance on television, making baseless comments about the shape of his eyes. Trump also called for Biden's immediate impeachment, alleging interference in the 2024 election. Attempting to sound substantive, Trump compared Biden's economic policies to his own under the term "MAGA-nomics," praising his own economic record while disregarding the achievements of the current administration. Additionally, Trump fabricated a story about mountain climbers failing to overcome a prototype of the US-Mexico border wall he wanted to build. Overall, Trump appeared disoriented and distracted, possibly due to mounting legal concerns and dwindling financial resources.
Republicans losing at RECORD PACE under Trump MAGA
Republicans have been consistently plagued by losses since the advent of Trumpism, facing defeats in elections, including the loss of the House majority in 2018 and subsequent losses of the White House and Senate in 2020. Ballot referendums on issues like abortion have also turned against them following the overturning of Roe v Wade. The expected red wave in 2022 didn’t occur and instead, Republicans took control of the House of Representatives by the thinnest of margins with dozens of Trump-endorsed candidates losing their races. Despite this, factions within the party remain loyal to Trump, complicating efforts to adapt to changing political tides. The upcoming November elections represent a critical juncture for the party, where they must either continue on their current trajectory of losses or pivot towards a strategy that resonates with a broader electorate.
From yesterday’s show:
Blue wave coming? Dems FLIP George Santos' seat
The Democratic victory in the special election for the seat formerly held by disgraced Republican Congressman George Santos has sparked discussions of a potential blue wave in the upcoming 2024 elections. Democrat Tom Suozzi's win in New York's third district has energized Democrats while leaving many Republicans, particularly supporters of former President Donald Trump, alarmed and angry. Interpretations of this victory vary widely, with some viewing it as a significant indicator of potential Democratic gains in November, citing a shift from red to blue in a swing district and voter dissatisfaction with the Republican Party's policies. Others adopt a more cautious approach, pointing out Suozzi's prior electoral success in the district and attributing the special election outcome to its unique circumstances.
From yesterday’s show:
Trump demands his daughter-in-law be made RNC Chair
The Republican National Committee (RNC) leadership struggle has devolved into a clash of nepotism and loyalty to Donald Trump, with Trump advocating for his daughter-in-law, Lara Trump, to assume a leadership role, touting her talent and unwavering allegiance to him. This move, if realized, would solidify the RNC as a Trump-controlled institution, intensifying internal discord heightened by the resignation of Ronna McDaniel amid debates over her loyalty to Trump. Trump's endorsement of Michael Whatley as the next RNC leader, coupled with Lara Trump's potential ascension, has sparked controversy and division within the party. Lara Trump's pledge of complete loyalty underscores the RNC's transformation into a Trump-centric entity, prompting concerns about the future of the party.
More on the show:
-- Kevin Walling, former Biden campaign surrogate, joins David to discuss the dynamics of the 2024 campaign, the battle over who has more cognitive decline, and much more
-- A "serious national security threat" is announced, believed to be related to Russia
-- 1/3 of conservatives believe Taylor Swift is involved in a conspiracy to help re-elect President Joe Biden
-- Fox News host confronts 2024 Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley with the difficult reality that she is going to lose, including her home state
-- 2024 presidential candidate Cornel West explains why he has switched parties four times during this election cycle
-- Donald Trump is quickly running out of money for legal fees, likely making him even more desperate
-- 11-year-old voicemail caller loves the show and is getting one of David's children's books
-- On the Bonus Show: Border crossings see biggest drop since President Joe Biden took office, House Homeland Security Chairman announces retirement day after leading impeachment of Alejandro Mayorkas, Rachel Dolezal, under a new name, loses job over OnlyFans account, much more...
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