2022 Midterms Thread
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Says the author of The Official Thread Dedicated to Trump Winning.
Cant make this **** up!
Let me see if I can explain this in a fashion even an imbecile can understand. I believe TSF said:
So the concern is NOT that Trump is elected. Jesus, a moron plagiarist grifter scumbag lowlife
The concern is that Trump and Desantis damage each other in the primaries to the extent that the winner suffers in the general election and another slimebag lowlife grifter liar plagiarist thief idiot (i.e., the average (D)ummy) is elected. Too bad he didn't write something like:
I mean, if he had written something like that, then only a complete ******* idiot would have made the comment you did.
Buck Sexton and Clay Travis nailed it today.
These have been my sentiments for quite some time, and why I believe we are doomed.
Its about the left and their "righteous suffering".... in conjunction with political tribalism, ya vote D no matter what.
This should have been a landslide. We have a 40 year high in inflation, record crime, out of control border.
But they don't care.
Even at the expense of suffering themselves by making the wrong choice, they believe it to be a "righteous suffering".
High gas prices? Crime? Who cares. We will suffer and sacrifice for for climate change, racial justice....**** we rational people laugh at..
It's like a religious belief to them. They believe in their own moral righteousness.
Being opposed to the Republican Party brands them as sterling examples of virtue.
Dennis Prager said a long time ago "being a liberal means never having to say you're sorry."
In other words whatever failed policy they make, or issues they fail to act on (the border) there are no consequences to them...because it was done out of the goodness of their hearts.
These have been my sentiments for quite some time, and why I believe we are doomed.
Its about the left and their "righteous suffering".... in conjunction with political tribalism, ya vote D no matter what.
This should have been a landslide. We have a 40 year high in inflation, record crime, out of control border.
But they don't care.
Even at the expense of suffering themselves by making the wrong choice, they believe it to be a "righteous suffering".
High gas prices? Crime? Who cares. We will suffer and sacrifice for for climate change, racial justice....**** we rational people laugh at..
It's like a religious belief to them. They believe in their own moral righteousness.
Being opposed to the Republican Party brands them as sterling examples of virtue.
Dennis Prager said a long time ago "being a liberal means never having to say you're sorry."
In other words whatever failed policy they make, or issues they fail to act on (the border) there are no consequences to them...because it was done out of the goodness of their hearts.
I've always been on the fence about Trump running until today. He needs to stay home.
I just feel that these midterms are a reflection of what will happen in 2024.
Yep. It was the Repubs who went to court in some states to keep the Libertarians off the ballot.
What would even out some of this “siphoning” would be Green Party voters doing the same to the Dems. Don’t see that happening; this country has been brainwashed to think there are only 2 parties, 2 ideaologies. And then we all complain about “the duopoly”. Wonder if the Ranked Choice Voting proponents may have a point.
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Yup.
Manchin at times brought the debates back to the center, in contrast to some of the extreme leftists in his own party. If Rand were to pull the NeoCons and Rinos back to a constitutionally-centered debate, what’s wrong with that?
On the news early this morning he was up by 200. After counting the mail-ins he lost by 5000.
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Well then, he might as well have said that he hopes DeSantis doesn’t run, right?No regrets, right? I’m sure Trump will do the rational thing and act in the best interest of the party. Again, no regrets, right?
Agree, however on my side, I'm on my county Pubbie committee and see this, there are as many anti-abortion zealots on my side as there are baby killer zealots on the other side. If a Pubbie like Mastriano says "No abortion under any circumstance, ever" there's people on my side fist pumping that ****.
Remember, I'm a pro-choice Republican.
I suggested to certain important people ahead of time that the correct answer was to take it off the table and their position should be "Put it on the ballot and let the people vote".
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I'm sure there are probably people that saw it coming, but who would have ever thought Trump would become one of the Democratic Party's most valuable assets. He's supposedly announcing his 2024 candidacy next week. Maybe he'll put country & party before self and announce as a Democrat.
Last I checked it's down to about 4,000 votes, but can't believe it's this close. Hobbs is as dumb as a bag of rocks. 67% of the vote in.
Wouldn't that be something..
. They'd no doubt welcome him with open arms.I think Desantis or any other anti-establishment candidate will be as vilified as Trump over time. Just a different QB on the opposing team...
His ego won't allow that. The scenario that I could see happening, is DeSantis wins the Republican nomination, and Trump runs as an independent, allowing the box of oatmeal Democrat to win.
Yes. I have followed the Arizona race closely due to my ties to your (and formerly my) amazing state. Kari Lake is vibrant, smart, not a career
I really feel like this country is done. What more do voters need to vote the bums out? Open border, rampant inflation, outrageous spending, exploding debt we can never repay, declining military, drug overdoses rampant, crime out of control, traitorous foreign policy, an idiot plagiarist President who somehow became a multi-millionaire while holding the most irrelevant public office imaginable - and voters return the lying bums to office.
This seems to be the thought process for (D)ummy voters:
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I did not say anything was wrong at all. I quite like Senator Paul and his people.
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This is the nail on the head. And if you try to have a rational conversation...like, ok climate change isn't fake, but consider that many of the proposed solutions won't work and will come at great cost to human beings, you are a "climate denier". Or, say, I gave birth to 27 week babies who were fully formed and had personalities and could cry and feel pain and be comforted by being held...therefore I can't in good conscience support dismembering babies just because they haven't been born yet...you are a woman hater or religious freak. They have no logic or reason or openness to having their cult like beliefs questioned or amended in any way. They are basically just low IQ sheep.
Perhaps it's a reflection on our current educational system, but the electorate in the US of A is incredibly naive, if not outright stupid, easily influenced by 30 second sound bites.
Rinse, repeat...
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Yes, the ads were horrible, targeted at the lowest common denominator. "Mehmet Oz is a snake" with a literal video of a snake. If that influences your vote you should be barred from voting for mental deficiency.
They were the same here as well, and assume all across the country, sad really.