Since 2018, a Trump endorsement is close to a kiss of death.
Since 2018, a Trump endorsement is close to a kiss of death.
Originally posted by: MisterPicture
Since 2018, a Trump endorsement is close to a kiss of death.
Yeah, but Walker came within 50,000 votes of winning (so far). Can you even fathom that many complete fucking bucktoothed morons voting for him? Are RepubliQ bozos THAT inbred-mentally diseased? Guess so!
The RepubliQ, this election cycle, told itself that it could paste an "R" on a maggot-y rotting corpse and its faithful would still vot for him/her/it. They weren't all that wrong! Forty-nine percent of the electorate proved to be brainless, loyal lackeys.
We have a major problem. Warnock beating Walker by 1% is like a pro football team beating a junior high football team by a field goal. No way, if we were a sane society, should Walker have had a chance in a billion.
In a "red wave" year the Democrats end up gaining a Senate seat. 🤔 How is that possible?
Originally posted by: Mark
In a "red wave" year the Democrats end up gaining a Senate seat. 🤔 How is that possible?
Too many RepubliQ candidates that gave voters the dry heaves.
Originally posted by: Mark
In a "red wave" year the Democrats end up gaining a Senate seat. 🤔 How is that possible?
I would ask Davee-Boi but he's hiding out in his mom's basement.
Give Walker an ounce of credit. He conceded his opponent's victory without pointing to rigged voting machines, Chinese intervention, or QaNon boogeymen.
So that makes him 10X a better person than the Bone-Spur Coward and KariLake.
Originally posted by: Kevin Lewis
Yeah, but Walker came within 50,000 votes of winning (so far). Can you even fathom that many complete fucking bucktoothed morons voting for him? Are RepubliQ bozos THAT inbred-mentally diseased? Guess so!
The RepubliQ, this election cycle, told itself that it could paste an "R" on a maggot-y rotting corpse and its faithful would still vot for him/her/it. They weren't all that wrong! Forty-nine percent of the electorate proved to be brainless, loyal lackeys.
We have a major problem. Warnock beating Walker by 1% is like a pro football team beating a junior high football team by a field goal. No way, if we were a sane society, should Walker have had a chance in a billion.
I agree, Walker shouldn't be this close but it shows how poorly the country is feeling about the job of the dems these last two years. The main guy has a problem remembering names after he is briefed and before he speaks. Again though, it isn't his fault. He has dementia.
Originally posted by: Jerry Ice 33
I agree, Walker shouldn't be this close but it shows how poorly the country is feeling about the job of the dems these last two years. The main guy has a problem remembering names after he is briefed and before he speaks. Again though, it isn't his fault. He has dementia.
A lot of the things you say make no sense, and this is one of them. If the country felt so poorly about the performance of the administration/Democrats, how come they kicked Republican ass in the midterms, across the board?
And your silly fantasy about Biden being senile is shared only with Mother Tucker at this point. You've really got to let go of Fox News.
Originally posted by: Jerry Ice 33
I agree, Walker shouldn't be this close but it shows how poorly the country is feeling about the job of the dems these last two years. The main guy has a problem remembering names after he is briefed and before he speaks. Again though, it isn't his fault. He has dementia.
Let me get this straight: the Democratic Party just saw every Senate incumbent win re-election for the first time since 1934; the party lost very minimal house seats--mostly due to gerrymandering--in an off-year election when the swing average is around 30 seats; the D's won every state wide office in red-leaning Arizona and in Michigan; gained several governor's offices and a number of state legislative seats; AND, they won the Georgia Senate run off by 2.8% (~100,000 votes), and you conclude that this shows "how poorly the country is feeling about the job of the dems these last two years"? I'd suggest you check your biases in drawing this conclusion.
Originally posted by: Dealer1
Let me get this straight: the Democratic Party just saw every Senate incumbent win re-election for the first time since 1934; the party lost very minimal house seats--mostly due to gerrymandering--in an off-year election when the swing average is around 30 seats; the D's won every state wide office in red-leaning Arizona and in Michigan; gained several governor's offices and a number of state legislative seats; AND, they won the Georgia Senate run off by 2.8% (~100,000 votes), and you conclude that this shows "how poorly the country is feeling about the job of the dems these last two years"? I'd suggest you check your biases in drawing this conclusion.
What is Biden's approval rating again?
