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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Liberals/Hollywoods Smearcampaign against Shazam
« Last post by Kwon on Today at 05:10:45 PM »Liberal Senator in Aussieland gets called "A Stupid Bitch"
Expect a smear campaign to come out soon against him. What do you think? A "sexual assault" from decades ago? Maybe a "racist statement" overheard by some aid years back? Maybe they'll do the coup de grace and suddenly he'll have some CSA on his electronic devices?
Hold on. Let's give him a chance. I'm genuinely interested in seeing who he is talking about.LOL, excellent troll. Good one!!

First shoe to drop. More to follow? What will the Democrat zombies do?Expect a smear campaign to come out soon against him. What do you think? A "sexual assault" from decades ago? Maybe a "racist statement" overheard by some aid years back? Maybe they'll do the coup de grace and suddenly he'll have some CSA on his electronic devices?
Dem operative admits Ilhan Omar case has legs as liberal firewall begins to crack: 'I'm not stupid'
Former Minnesota state Rep Joe Radinovich broke with party allies, saying Omar's denials of marriage fraud are not credible
By Andrew Mark Miller, Peter D'Abrosca Fox News
Published October 30, 2026
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/dem-operative-admits-ilhan-omar-case-has-legs-liberal-firewall-begins-crack-im-not-stupid
I don't watch the news.Another lie. You spend your every waking minute studying the news, spastic retard.

Want to compare the amount of $$$ California has to pay in to keep red states and Republican policies afloat? LOL bitch.Deflecting as usual, faggot ass bitch.
But here you go with something to start with that reflect "policies" :
In U.S. state rankings, Republican-leaning ("red") states frequently rank highest in several specific public health, economic, and demographic metrics according to data from agencies like the U.S. Census Bureau and the CDC:
Poverty Rates: According to the U.S. Census Bureau, red states make up the majority of the states with the highest poverty rates in the country, led by states such as Mississippi, Louisiana, West Virginia, and Arkansas.
Obesity Rates: Public health data consistently shows that the states with the highest adult obesity rates are predominantly Republican-leaning, with states like West Virginia frequently ranking at the top.
Per Capita Murder/Violence Rates: Multiple congressional and statistical analyses indicate that red states, on average, have experienced higher per capita homicide and violent crime rates than blue states over recent decades, though researchers and commentators debate the extent to which this correlates with urban versus rural breakdowns or state-level policy factors
Violent Crime and Drug Deaths: Several Southern and red-leaning states record high per capita violent crime rates and elevated drug/opioid mortality rates (such as Tennessee ranking high in drug-related deaths and violent crime indexes)
Teen pregnancy : Red states overwhelmingly have the highest teen birth rates. According to the KFF State Health Facts tracking of CDC data, the states with the highest birth rates among women ages 1519 are heavily concentrated in the South and Midwest
Red states have the highest rates of adult diabetes in the country.
Diabetes : According to data from the CDCs Diabetes Surveillance System, the geographic cluster known as the "Diabetes Belt" is situated almost entirely in the conservative American South and Appalachia. West Virginia, Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, and Arkansas lead the nation, with adult diabetes prevalence reaching 13% to 15% or higher. Because Type 2 diabetes is heavily linked to metabolic health, these rankings directly mirror the state-level poverty and obesity metrics where red states also rank the highest
Healthcare Access and Outcomes: Red states frequently feature higher rates of uninsured residents, higher infant and maternal mortality rates, and lower counts of primary care physicians per capita (with states like Texas and several Southern states ranking near or at the bottom).
Poverty and Socioeconomic Indicators: Multiple analyses of state economies indicate that a large proportion of states with the highest poverty rates, lower median household incomes, and lower educational attainment or college graduation rates are Republican-led, particularly across the Deep South and Appalachia (including Mississippi, Arkansas, Alabama, and Louisiana)
Worker Protections and Civil Rights / Inclusiveness: Quality-of-life indexes that factor in state-level labor protections, reproductive access, and legal protections or restrictions regarding LGBTQ+ individuals consistently rank red states lower due to conservative legislative actions on bathroom access, anti-discrimination ordinances, and curriculum restrictions


Summary:
Taxes: Florida wins (no income tax, lower total burden).
Crime: Florida wins (lower violent crime rate).
Education: Florida wins (higher graduation rate, better rankings).
Other factors: California leads in climate and median income, but Florida offers lower living costs and better safety.