Make Republican lives miserable

[moonshinegnomie]

If you provide professional services to known republicans ( politicians especially) drop them as clients
If you deliver goods don’t deliver to them
Take out drivers. Don’t deliver to them
Wait staff in a restaurant don’t serve them
Barber? Nope

Literally do nothing for them

[bucolic_frolic]

1. Good way for a lot of people to lose their jobs

Perhaps the idea is to create just enough underperformance to not be noticeable. So they are less satisfied but not to the point of complaining. Sort of like driving 50 mph in a 55 zone.

[Mike 03]

2. Or maybe apply for a job with some local RNC function

and be so incompetent that you manage to destroy the operation.

[moonshinegnomie]

3. As far as I'm concerned

Nothing is off limits

[calimary]

12. That's a MOST intriguing idea!

In the meantime, it'll help to start keeping track.

ANY TIME you see or hear of some stupid shit trump pulled, or said, or tried to do, make a note. WRITE IT DOWN. And share it here on DU. Maybe we need a whole separate discussion hang-out, just on this - if there isn't one already!

It'll be FANTASTIC and SHREWDLY USEFUL information for upcoming campaigns of all kinds, from local all the way to the next Presidential round.

MAKE A NOTE! WRITE IT DOWN! Maybe start a cheap little separate notebook to keep your notes in. You'll be glad you did as the midterm elections approach. It'll help you make your arguments stronger, more powerful, and far less assailable by idiot critics and numbskull loyal trumpers.

[Climate Crusader]

4. Possibly satisfying and a sure way to defeat in future elections.

Every time Trump pulls off an obvious blunder like freeing all J-6 convicts even hardened criminals convicted of assaulting the police, or rounding up and separating families, or raising prescription drug prices, or firing every IG, a percentage of those who voted for him, realize that they made a bad mistake. We must seek these folks out and spend the next two and four years bringing them in to our camp. Little at a time. Keeping our coalition together while adding from his disillusioned will give us the numbers we need.

We benefit from his (and their) foolish belief he has a mandate. He does not and as long as he tries to operate as if he is invincible, that is the chink in the armor.

[slightlv]

10. I appreciate the sentiment behind your comment

of bringing the disillusioned into our camp, but it's a double-edged sword, IMO. I think it's one of the reasons the Democratic party has gotten so weak over the last decade or more. We've allowed too many "rinos" into the tent without thorough vetting, and they've hollowed out the party from within. We've gone from huge working man supporters to being in bed with too many big money men or moral ninnies. We do still have some heavy-hitter, democrat ideologically speaking, but we've also got way too many people who got disillusioned under GW and we've only grown them since then.

While we need the numbers who are definitely on our side, I worry we've got too many voter splitters are worse now. Like I said, it's a two-edged sword. Meanwhile, those of us who are dyed in the wool democrats... heavily ideological to the main-stay democratic principles... are too often felt we are pushed aside and/or ignored.

[Orrex]

15. I fear that I have less faith in their ability to see reason

I suspect instead that they'll vow never to vote Republican again, and they'll steadfastly uphold that vow until election day, when they remember who they are, and they pull the red lever.

I've known many Republicans who've said "never again," but on the big day they're like "yeah, but..."

[Think. Again.]

5. Fixed it for ya...

Make Republican nazi lives miserable

[Carlitos Brigante]

7. What "threat"? You dickbags really could use some dictionaries. nt

[Ford_Prefect]

9. How will we know who not to serve? By their little red elephant lapel pins?

[JoseBalow]

11. Oops

[keepthemhonestO]

13. There is

A chef position open at the white house. 🤪 I asked my husband if he wants to apply. No chefs want it they are guessing most chefs are too anti fascists. My hubby most definitely is.

[progressoid]

14. Trump can do it.

He worked at McDonalds for 15 minutes.

[keepthemhonestO]

20. Right

He can make his own fries. 🤦

[TheProle]

16. Should EMS let a guy in a MAGA hat die?

Should a pharmacist not sell them their meds? Should teachers refuse certain parent-teacher conferences?

[33taw]

17. Hmmm, have to throw NL about that😀

[czarjak]

18. Have been seriously considering picketing my Reps offices.

[johnp3907]

19. I work in a supermarket.

When somone in Trump Gear comes into my department I duck out. There are some regulars who always need help finding things. Too bad. I just wait 'em out!