Trump revealed in a late-night Truth Social post that he’s planning to meet with people interested in running in the primary against incumbent North Carolina Republican Senator Thom Tillis—in response to Tillis’ decision to vote against the president’s “One Big Beautiful Bill.”
Tillis has previously been a supporter of Trump, appearing at one of his campaign stops in North Carolina during the 2020 election. However, he revealed in a recent statement that he would be voting against the president’s megabill—largely because of Trump’s proposed cuts to Medicaid.
Please primary challenge all of them. Waste all the money in the infighting.
twirlingmypubes on
Is this the point where he gathers them all together, talks about betrayal, then takes the congressmen who dissented out back?
No_Friend4042 on
Trump is a thug
Healthy-Doughnut4939 on
„Yeah lets primary someone for not wanting to gut Medicaid and Medicare and give it to Jeff Bezos for his expensive wedding in Venice and free money to all billionaires.“
MJcorrieviewer on
That sounds rather fascist.
FunConfection2872 on
Naturally just like Putin and Navalny
SchpartyOn on
Fascist does fascist thing in pursuit of fascism.
Lazy-Rest-6271 on
Politics: the art of convincing adults to play „Simon Says
Opposite_Insect_4007 on
Isn’t it interesting how politics has become less about serving the public interest and more about personal beefs and grudges
GDDesu on
I am so exhausted
iKangaeru on
Tillis has not suddenly grown morals. He’s the same MAGA asshole he’s always been. What’s different is he’s up for reelection and it appears his opponent will be **Democrat Roy Cooper**, North Carolina’s popular two-term governor and attorney general, state senator and assemblymember who has never lost an election.
So, yes, please primary him, you fascist idiocrat.
LiteratureNo3419 on
I have a feeling Tillis knows what he’s doing. At least MAGA has some limits in control.
SadSupport9217 on
Nothing like a bit of team spirit, eh?
Critical_Hamster_568 on
Of course…you mustn’t question the king. Btw …it’s called representative democracy.
MalevolentTapir on
I wonder as his approval plummets how much of a threat this is, he used to get less popular candidates with less money elected with his endorsement. Now it’s basically a threat that his big donors will spend lots of money.
More_of_the-same-bs on
Does facing a primary challenge actually increase the odds of losing their job?
So. If you do your job you might lose it?
If you don’t do your job you can keep it?
Weird. Odd. Cowardly. Sad.
notsofluffy on
Why isn’t he threatening Rand Paul too?
Kitchen-Ad-5571 on
so everyone should threaten their senators to not vote for it or they will be voted out. since bribing and threats are now acceptable.
NounAdjective on
tillis is retiring and not even running again lol. this is all for show. all of these votes are orchestrated when we all know everything these fascists put out there will pass
VannKraken on
Another shocking example of acting like a petty little [tyrant] bitch.
VaIeth on
If any good comes of trump it will be societies studying his presidency to learn how to construct a constitution able to withstand anything.
fenris71 on
So, you’re saying there will be midterm elections?
Tschmelz on
Republicans should take this as a lesson, that even if they have the circus all planned out to slightly cover their asses while still pushing his agenda, that orange dumbfuck doesn’t care and will go after them anyways. They opposed him, even as theater, and that’s unacceptable to him. Continuously throat Trump, or suffer the consequences.
They won’t though. Fucking spineless morons.
assumetehposition on
This means we’ll still have elections, so that’s good
wirthmore on
There’s 53 Republican Senators. They can spare a few dissenting votes for Republicans who need some politically-independent votes for campaign reasons. Mitch McConnell was a master at passing legislation with a bare minimum of votes; the passage of their bills was the important thing, not „running up the score“ by having more votes than they needed. You can bet there were careful orchestrations about who was (is) allowed to vote against bills: notice how little repercussions were received by those dissenting Republican Senators.
Also: There hasn’t been a vote yet. Tillis is just making public statements, likely also for campaign reasons — like Murkowski etc., and Tillis is very likely a „yes“ vote.
Trump just doesn’t know how the game is played.
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Trump revealed in a late-night Truth Social post that he’s planning to meet with people interested in running in the primary against incumbent North Carolina Republican Senator Thom Tillis—in response to Tillis’ decision to vote against the president’s “One Big Beautiful Bill.”
Tillis has previously been a supporter of Trump, appearing at one of his campaign stops in North Carolina during the 2020 election. However, he revealed in a recent statement that he would be voting against the president’s megabill—largely because of Trump’s proposed cuts to Medicaid.
Read the full story [here](https://www.thedailybeast.com/trump-threatens-to-primary-thom-tillis-for-voting-against-megabill/).
Please primary challenge all of them. Waste all the money in the infighting.
Is this the point where he gathers them all together, talks about betrayal, then takes the congressmen who dissented out back?
Trump is a thug
„Yeah lets primary someone for not wanting to gut Medicaid and Medicare and give it to Jeff Bezos for his expensive wedding in Venice and free money to all billionaires.“
That sounds rather fascist.
Naturally just like Putin and Navalny
Fascist does fascist thing in pursuit of fascism.
Politics: the art of convincing adults to play „Simon Says
Isn’t it interesting how politics has become less about serving the public interest and more about personal beefs and grudges
I am so exhausted
Tillis has not suddenly grown morals. He’s the same MAGA asshole he’s always been. What’s different is he’s up for reelection and it appears his opponent will be **Democrat Roy Cooper**, North Carolina’s popular two-term governor and attorney general, state senator and assemblymember who has never lost an election.
So, yes, please primary him, you fascist idiocrat.
I have a feeling Tillis knows what he’s doing. At least MAGA has some limits in control.
Nothing like a bit of team spirit, eh?
Of course…you mustn’t question the king. Btw …it’s called representative democracy.
I wonder as his approval plummets how much of a threat this is, he used to get less popular candidates with less money elected with his endorsement. Now it’s basically a threat that his big donors will spend lots of money.
Does facing a primary challenge actually increase the odds of losing their job?
So. If you do your job you might lose it?
If you don’t do your job you can keep it?
Weird. Odd. Cowardly. Sad.
Why isn’t he threatening Rand Paul too?
so everyone should threaten their senators to not vote for it or they will be voted out. since bribing and threats are now acceptable.
tillis is retiring and not even running again lol. this is all for show. all of these votes are orchestrated when we all know everything these fascists put out there will pass
Another shocking example of acting like a petty little [tyrant] bitch.
If any good comes of trump it will be societies studying his presidency to learn how to construct a constitution able to withstand anything.
So, you’re saying there will be midterm elections?
Republicans should take this as a lesson, that even if they have the circus all planned out to slightly cover their asses while still pushing his agenda, that orange dumbfuck doesn’t care and will go after them anyways. They opposed him, even as theater, and that’s unacceptable to him. Continuously throat Trump, or suffer the consequences.
They won’t though. Fucking spineless morons.
This means we’ll still have elections, so that’s good
There’s 53 Republican Senators. They can spare a few dissenting votes for Republicans who need some politically-independent votes for campaign reasons. Mitch McConnell was a master at passing legislation with a bare minimum of votes; the passage of their bills was the important thing, not „running up the score“ by having more votes than they needed. You can bet there were careful orchestrations about who was (is) allowed to vote against bills: notice how little repercussions were received by those dissenting Republican Senators.
Also: There hasn’t been a vote yet. Tillis is just making public statements, likely also for campaign reasons — like Murkowski etc., and Tillis is very likely a „yes“ vote.
Trump just doesn’t know how the game is played.