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If history serves as a guide, Republicans will take the House and keep the Senate. One of the most vulnerable Senate seats is Warnock in Georgia. Not sure if Herschel will run, but here is an early look by the Trafalgar Group. They have been spot on for two elections now.
Georgia 2022 Senate
TOTAL
Herschel Walker 47.7%
Raphael Warnock 45.5%
Another Party 2.5%
Undecided 4.3%
https://www.thetrafalgargroup.org/news/insider-advantage-gasen2021-poll/
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The 10 Senate seats most likely to flip in 2022
By Simone Pathe, CNN
July 5, 2021
https://www.cnn.com/2021/07/05/politics/2022-senate-race-rankings-july/index.html
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Democrats face these major headwinds in 2022 elections
by W. James Antle III, Politics Editor |
July 13, 2021
History and a handful of issues threaten the Democrats’ narrow congressional majorities in next year’s midterm elections.
Even though President Joe Biden’s job approval ratings remain solid if unspectacular, standing at 52.6% in the RealClearPolitics polling average and 51.3% in FiveThirtyEight’s, the first midterm election has tended to go against the president’s party since the 1930s. But Democrats are facing major headwinds beyond past precedent as they seek to hold on to their 50-50 split in the Senate — only Vice President Kamala Harris’s tiebreaking vote gives them control — and nine-vote margin over Republicans in the House.
Democrats lost seats in the House last year as Biden rolled up 51.4% of the national popular vote and took the Senate only by sweeping both Georgia runoff elections in January. Since taking unified control of the elected branches of the federal government, several problems have emerged that could make 2022 even more difficult — including some familiar ones that set back Democrats for a generation after the 1970s.
Rising crime
The drop in violent crime that began in the 1990s appears to be coming to an end. In fact, it may have been over in 2014. Homicides are spiking in major cities, and gun deaths reached their highest total in two decades last year.
A recent poll found that 54% consider violent crime a major crisis, while another 37% view it as a major problem short of a crisis, both greater than the percentages who say the same about the pandemic. Only 9% said crime was a minor problem or not one at all, the smallest percentage of any of the 14 issues tested in the poll.
This has historically been a difficult issue for Democrats, although the above poll does show the public trusts the party on crime right now. But top Democratic operatives believe causes like “defund the police” hurt them against Republicans last year, despite Biden’s attempts to disavow the movement. The GOP is poised to seize on continued violence, which has traditionally been a winning formula.
“We now have 24/7 news, so that even people who are not affected by rising crime may feel affected,” said a policing researcher at a conservative think tank.
Inflation
Consumer prices have seen their biggest year-over-year increase since 2008 as even some Democratic economists, such as former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers, worry about massive new spending overheating the economy. A New York Federal Reserve Bank survey found inflation expectations hitting a new high.
An Economist/YouGov poll also found that 42% of adults consider prices of goods and services to be the most important economic indicator, compared to 25% who picked unemployment and jobs reports. This is a stunning reversal from the same numbers in January.
Former President Jimmy Carter can tell Democrats what kind of impact inflation can have on their electoral fortunes. “Aside from the structural issues like redistricting, which is a massive hurdle for them in the House, inflation looms over their prospects in a massive way,” said GOP strategist Matt Gorman, a former communications director for the National Republican Congressional Committee. “It's essentially a tax on the middle class. Combine that with actual taxes they want to raise, and you have a recipe for an uphill climb in 2022.”
Border crisis
Shortly after Biden took office, a migration surge overwhelmed federal authorities at the border. Apprehensions were higher in February than in January, higher in March than in February, higher in April than in March, and higher in May than in April. By March, the number of people attempting to enter the country illegally hit a 20-year high.
While conceding their policies offered “hope” to migrants that had been missing for the past four years, the Biden White House noted that the surge had been building in the final months of the previous administration. But the numbers are now worse, and there has even been a new uptick in migrant children five months into the Biden administration.
Consequently, some of Biden’s lowest job approval ratings concern his handling of immigration and the border. A late June Fox News poll in which 53% approved of Biden’s performance overall concluded that just 41% approved of how he was doing on immigration, compared to 54% who disapproved.
A Harvard/Harris poll found that 43% consider illegal immigration a serious problem, and another 37% labeled it a somewhat serious problem. Immigration ranked as the third most important issue behind jobs and the economy, followed by the pandemic in this survey.
Wokeness
From the backlash against the teaching of critical race theory in public schools to polling on politically vocal companies, Republicans are hopeful that today’s censorious liberals can be a winning campaign issue for them.
Some Democratic strategists agree, with longtime Bill Clinton adviser James Carville calling wokeness a “problem” and the party’s “kryptonite.” “It’s hard to talk to anybody today — and I talk to lots of people in the Democratic Party — who doesn’t say this,” he told Vox. “But they don’t want to say it out loud because they’ll get clobbered or canceled.” Democratic data guru David Shor determined in his 2020 autopsy report that this was among a cluster of issues that drove conservative-leaning nonwhite voters, especially Hispanics, away from the party last November.
Small majorities
These issues aside, the Democrats simply don’t have many seats to spare. Republicans added 52 House seats in the first Clinton midterm in 1994 and 63 during President Barack Obama’s initial midterm in 2010. Republicans experienced a net gain of nine Senate seats in Obama’s second midterm in 2014.
This time, the GOP doesn’t need a wave election. A net gain of one Senate seat and seven House seats would be sufficient for the majorities. The nonpartisan Cook Political Report estimates Republicans could pick up three to four House seats from redistricting alone.
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/politics/democratic-headwinds-midterm-elections
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If history serves as a guide, Republicans will take the House and keep the Senate. One of the most vulnerable Senate seats is Warnock in Georgia. Not sure if Herschel will run, but here is an early look by the Trafalgar Group. They have been spot on for two elections now.
Georgia 2022 Senate
TOTAL
Herschel Walker 47.7%
Raphael Warnock 45.5%
Another Party 2.5%
Undecided 4.3%
https://www.thetrafalgargroup.org/news/insider-advantage-gasen2021-poll/
Good post and topic.
I've said for years, that Herschel should get into Ga politics.
Around here he enjoys God like status , especially with the older crowd that votes in higher %.
His endorsement for the two republican senators in the recent special Ga Sen election made a difference.
In fact, he made a big difference in rural areas during the presidential race.
I suspect Biden would have won by 100,000 or more votes instead of 11,600 *if Heschel didn't back Trump .
In nearby AL, football Coach Tommy Tuberville won his senate race .
So, nobody should underestimate this kind of appeal.
Most think the only guy who'd have beaten Tuberville is Alabama coach, Nik Sabin.
Now, I'm not too sure that Herschel could beat Warnock in a Ga senate race.
Rev Warnock's status and respect is pretty lofty among anyone who'd vote for him in Ga.
Warnock would bury Herschel on a debate stage and is a more skilled politician.
However, Herschel would draw a lot more rural white voters at a campaign barb-b-cue. ;)
In that light, it all comes down to voter turn out.
Right now, I suspect Warnock would get a better turn out then Herschel.
BUT, who knows? Trump got a better turn out in 2016 and defeated Hildabeast, so WTF.
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Tim Scott’s eye popping 2022 fundraising grabs 2024 attention
Your weekly look at the latest developments, buzz, and speculation in the next race for the White House
By Paul Steinhauser | Fox News
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/tim-scotts-eye-popping-2022-fundraising-grabs-2024-attention
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The threat November 2022 poses to Biden
Opinion by Julian Zelizer
July 25, 2021
https://www.cnn.com/2021/07/25/opinions/biden-midterms-political-threat-zelizer/index.html
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All the cities with skyrocketing crime are run by Democrats. Coincidence?
Next victims of rising crime? Democrats in 2022 midterms
BY BERNARD GOLDBERG, OPINION CONTRIBUTOR — 07/28/21
https://thehill.com/opinion/criminal-justice/564845-next-victims-of-rising-crime-democrats-in-2022-midterms
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All the cities with skyrocketing crime are run by Democrats. Coincidence?
Next victims of rising crime? Democrats in 2022 midterms
BY BERNARD GOLDBERG, OPINION CONTRIBUTOR — 07/28/21
https://thehill.com/opinion/criminal-justice/564845-next-victims-of-rising-crime-democrats-in-2022-midterms
Not at all, brother. Stooopid begets crime and Democucks are beyond stoooopid. It is my hope that they lose everything and more that they have stolen and are virtually tarred and feather at the polls. They are evile. And "they" includes the cucks here and even from my family. They are traitors to our Constitution and the Founding Fathers. They are without honor and are cucks because they desire to watch while our Nation is screwed by filth. Fuck you all you filthy traitorous pieces of shit.
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As of July 29, 2021, the U.S. economy grew 1.6 percent in the second quarter, returning to prepandemic size. If this continues, it will definitely impact the mid-term elections. On an annualized basis, second-quarter growth was 6.5 percent. People support a growing economy and those responsible for it, whether directly or indirectly.
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$1 Trillion Infrastructure Deal Scales Senate Hurdle With Bipartisan Vote. The vote was a breakthrough after weeks of wrangling among White House officials and senators in both parties, clearing the way for action on a top priority for President Biden. Great start, still has a ways to go before we start to rebuild America's crumbling bridges and highways, etc.
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As of July 29, 2021, the U.S. economy grew 1.6 percent in the second quarter, returning to prepandemic size. If this continues, it will definitely impact the mid-term elections. On an annualized basis, second-quarter growth was 6.5 percent. People support a growing economy and those responsible for it, whether directly or indirectly.
Only demturdz "allow" closed businesses to open again and call it "economic growth"... ::)
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Harris's bad polls trigger Democratic worries
BY HANNA TRUDO AND AMIE PARNES - 07/29/21
https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/565336-harriss-bad-polls-trigger-democratic-worries
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Only demturdz "allow" closed businesses to open again and call it "economic growth"... ::)
Right? And the media blasts this news publicly like the dummycrats are some sort of heroes for giving Americans the privilege of working. ::)
Harris's bad polls trigger Democratic worries
BY HANNA TRUDO AND AMIE PARNES - 07/29/21
https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/565336-harriss-bad-polls-trigger-democratic-worries
Correct me if I'm wrong but wasn't that broad in last place during her pathetic attempt at running? She was chosen for VP simply because of her gender and race. ;D ;D
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Right? And the media blasts this news publicly like the dummycrats are some sort of heroes for giving Americans the privilege of working. ::)
Correct me if I'm wrong but wasn't that broad in last place during her pathetic attempt at running? She was chosen for VP simply because of her gender and race. ;D ;D
She got 844 votes. Total.
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Release of Detailed 2020 Census Data Sets the Stage for 2022 Midterm Congressional Elections
MICHAEL PATRICK LEAHY
13 Aug 2021
https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2021/08/13/release-of-detailed-2020-census-data-sets-the-stage-for-2022-midterm-congressional-elections/
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Democrats Bracing For GOP House Takeover in 2022 Amid Biden’s Afghanistan Crisis
August 30, 2021
https://conservativebrief.com/dems-bracing-49902/?utm_source=CB&utm_medium=DJD
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CNN Poll: Democrats’ Hold over Congress Has Grown Increasingly Fragile
KATHERINE HAMILTON
12 Sep 2021
By far-left CNN’s estimates, congressional Democrats are not in very good standing for the 2022 midterm elections.
According to a survey released on Sunday, registered voters are almost equally inclined to vote for Republicans and Democrats — a far departure from polls of CNN’s past.
When asked, “If the elections for Congress were being held today, which party’s candidate would you vote for in your Congressional district?” 45 percent of registered voters chose a Democrat candidate and 44 percent chose a Republican candidate.
Just last year from October 23-26, a CNN poll found that 54 percent would vote for a Democrat candidate and 42 percent would vote for a Republican.
The poll surveying 2,119 people was conducted on Aug. 3-Sept. 7, 2021, which includes a span of time before President Joe Biden’s disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan. The margin of sampling error for total respondents is +/- 2.8 percentage points at the 95 percent confidence level.
By other estimates, many voters believe Republicans will retake the House and potentially the Senate in 2022.
Sixty percent of voters think it is somewhat likely that “Republicans will pick up the five seats they need to regain control of the U.S. House of Representatives next year,” according to a Rasmussen poll released in July.
An August Punchbowl News poll found that less than half of Democrat senior Capitol Hill aides, 48 percent, believe Democrats can keep the House in the 2022 midterms — the first time a majority of Democrat aides felt this way.
Since 2020, Democrats have overseen several crises, including rising crime, inflation, the worst immigration surge in decades, and a disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan which led to the deaths of 13 U.S. servicemembers — all issues which most voters are extremely concerned about moving into the midterms.
Notably, CNN changed its polling methodology, which Breitbart News previously questioned as an attempt to “juice” President Joe Biden’s floundering ratings. The change went into effect on Friday.
https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2021/09/12/cnn-democrats-hold-congress-grown-increasingly-fragile/
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Biden could lose 41 House seats, bad as Trump
by Paul Bedard, Washington Secrets Columnist | | September 20, 2021
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/washington-secrets/biden-could-lose-41-house-seats-bad-as-trump
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Some of you have a lot more faith in the "voting system" than I do.
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100% Democrats gain even more ground in 2022
voting is useless.... don't know why you keep expecting things to be different this time
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Progressive data analyst warns Democrats are in deep trouble for the next decade
JOHN SEXTON Oct 08, 2021
https://hotair.com/john-s-2/2021/10/08/progressive-data-analyst-warns-democrats-are-in-deep-trouble-for-the-next-decade-n421152
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ROFL @ Voting...
oh... to be young and ignorant again......
Your leaders are installed... wake the fck up
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Poll: Voters Have ‘Biden Remorse,’ Republicans Lead in 85 Battleground Congressional Districts
KATHERINE HAMILTON
26 Oct 2021
https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2021/10/26/poll-voters-have-biden-remorse-republicans-lead-in-85-battleground-congressional-districts/
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Poll: Voters Have ‘Biden Remorse,’ Republicans Lead in 85 Battleground Congressional Districts
KATHERINE HAMILTON
26 Oct 2021
https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2021/10/26/poll-voters-have-biden-remorse-republicans-lead-in-85-battleground-congressional-districts/
wont make a bit of difference imo.... TPTB will install whomever they want as they've already proven they can
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Let the massacre begin!
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Leftist tranny communists woke racist liberals own this.
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D-Senate leader in NJ could lose his seat to a R-trucker that put up $153 for campaign!
Twitchy and NJ.com ^ | 11/3/2021 | Twitchy
Posted on 11/3/2021, 12:13:26 PM by mikelets456
UPSET ALERT: GOP truck driver Edward Durr, who spent $153 on his campaign, leads incumbent Dem State Senate President Steve Sweeney..
In what could be the BEST story of the 2021 election cycle, Republican Edward Durr — a Harley-riding, Eagles fan and truck driver — is on the verge of defeating his Dem opponent, 7-term incumbent State Senate President Steve Sweeney after reportedly spending only $153 on his campaign: https://www.nj.com/politics/2021/11/live-election-results-nj-senate-assembly-races-2021.html
(Excerpt) Read more at twitchy.com ...
:D
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‘It’s a Bloodbath’: Democrats Analyze Glenn Youngkin’s Election Victory
breitbart ^ | 2 Nov 2021 | WENDELL HUSEBØ
Posted on 11/3/2021, 12:35:45 PM
Democrats analyzed Virginia Governor-elect Glenn Youngkin’s election victory over former Democrat Gov. Terry McAuliffe on Tuesday.
NBC and MSNBC’s political analyst Julian Castro suggested Democrats lost because the media was not effectively controlling the “narrative.”
“Youngkin has shown Republicans that they can launder dog whistles through huge unregulated platforms, driving base turnout—even while distancing from Trump,” he said.
Richard Signorelli insinuated the election was lost due to “Trumpism.”
“The only way to defeat Trumpism is to hold him & his accomplices accountable for their federal/state criminality STAT,” he claimed.
Larry Sabato, a professor of Politics at the University of Virginia, told MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow the race turned into a “bloodbath.”
“I will tell you somebody high up in the McAuliffe camp that is there with McAuliffe … put it this way to me,” Sabato said soberly, “It’s a bloodbath”:
After the political defeat, MSNBC’s Joe Reid suggested Rep. Cori Bush (D-MO) is the future of the Democrat Party as demonstrated by her calling President Joe Biden’s reconciliation package “anti-Black, anti-child, anti-woman, and anti-immigrant”:
MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace said Democrats lost because “Critical Race Theory, which isn’t real, turned the suburbs 15 points to the Trump insurrection endorsed Republican.”
(Excerpt) Read more at breitbart.com ...
Keep it up you FNG moron liberal freaks
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Blue Wave 2022!!
Let's do this!! RIP USA
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Economic discontent, criticisms of Biden lift GOP to record early advantage: POLL
Both parties, however, are seen as out of touch by majorities of Americans.
ByGary Langer
November 13, 2021
Republican congressional candidates currently hold their largest lead in midterm election vote preferences in ABC News/Washington Post polls dating back 40 years, underscoring profound challenges for Democrats hoping to retain their slim majorities in Congress next year.
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https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/economic-discontent-criticisms-biden-lift-gop-record-early/story?id=81095146
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Historic pro-GOP voting gap revealed, potential 70-seat pickup
by Paul Bedard, Washington Secrets Columnist | | November 16, 2021
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/washington-secrets/historic-pro-gop-voting-gap-revealed-potential-70-seat-pickup
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100% won't be any 2022 mid term elections as the rothchilds banking clan will start a nuclear war before then and put all voting on hold
its been trying to be done for a long long time now
watch what happens
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Sinking Ship? Another Democrat Announces Retirement From Congress, the ninth Democratic incumbent in the House to do so
Townhall ^ | 11/16/2021 | Madeline Leesman
Posted on 11/16/2021, 1:58:35 PM by SeekAndFind
On Tuesday, Rep. Jackie Speier (D-CA) announced that she will not run for reelection in the 2022 midterm elections. She is the ninth Democratic incumbent in the House to announce their retirement from Congress.
In a video posted to Twitter, Speier made the announcement and thanked her constituents for their support over the years.
“Today, I’m announcing that I will not be a candidate for reelection to Congress in 2022,” she stated in the video. “It’s time for me to come home. Time for me to be more than a weekend wife, mother, and friend. It’s been an extraordinary privilege and honor to represent the people of San Mateo County and San Francisco at almost every level of government for nearly four decades.”
In the announcement, Speier explained that she decided to go into a life of public service after surviving the Jonestown Massacre, where she had accompanied Rep. Leo Ryan (D-CA) to the remote compound in Guyana. As she was trying to help 15 defectors leave the community, she was shot five times.
“I vowed that if I survived, I would dedicate my life to public service. I lived, and I served,” she stated in the video. “It has been a remarkable journey that has surpassed my wildest dreams.”
Speier was first elected to Congress in 2008, representing California’s 12th congressional district. She has represented California’s 14th congressional district since 2013. Thus far, several other Democratic House members, such as Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick (D-AZ) and Rep. Mike Doyle (D-PA), have announced they will not seek reelection in 2022.
Watch the announcement below.
CLICK ABOVE ARTICLE LINK FOR THE VIDEO
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She should retire.
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FIXED
She should retire. die a painful death and burn in hell for eternity
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I'll believe those democraps have lost when they have lost. They will cheat to stay in power. FTN.
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Dems dropping like Flies
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/rep-butterfield-to-announce-retirement-from-house-dealing-blow-to-dem-chances-in-2022
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I'll believe those democraps have lost when they have lost. They will cheat to stay in power. FTN.
exactly... like all of the voter fraud that was found...
go get em mike lindell...
fucking lame
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Democrats' own internal poll shows them losing on the generic ballot to Republicans
ALLAHPUNDIT
Nov 19, 2021
https://hotair.com/allahpundit/2021/11/19/democrats-own-internal-poll-shows-them-losing-on-the-generic-ballot-to-republicans-n430456
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Leading political handicapper shifts three key Senate 2022 races toward GOP
Republicans need a net gain of just one seat in the 2022 midterms to regain the Senate majority
By Paul Steinhauser | Fox News
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/key-senate-2022-races-shift-toward-gop-handicapper
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2022 Blue Wave baby!!
2024 PEDO for POTUS!!!
Lets do this!!
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woooooooooshhhhhhhhhhh
City Council set to approve voting rights for over 650K NYC green card holders
https://nypost.com/2021/11/23/nyc-council-set-to-pass-voting-rights-for-green-card-holders/
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Cook Political Report Shifts Eight Governor’s Races Toward GOP
ANDREW TRUNSKY
POLITICAL REPORTER
December 03, 2021
https://dailycaller.com/2021/12/03/cook-political-report-shifts-eight-governors-races-toward-gop/
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Bloodbath: GOP leads by 10 on generic ballot in new CNBC poll
ALLAHPUNDIT Dec 10, 2021
https://hotair.com/allahpundit/2021/12/10/bloodbath-gop-leads-by-10-on-generic-ballot-in-new-cnbc-poll-n434574
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House Democrats Lucille Roybal-Allard and Albio Sires head for the exits, bringing total to 23
By Callie Patteson
December 21, 2021
https://nypost.com/2021/12/21/house-dems-lucille-roybal-allard-albio-sires-wont-seek-reelection/
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GENERIC BALLOT: REPUBLICANS 44% DEMOCRATS 38%
Posted on December 17, 2021 | by Staff Writer
https://scottrasmussen.com/generic-ballot-republicans-44-democrats-38/
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Rep. Bobby Rush becomes 24th House Democrat not to seek re-election
By Callie Patteson
January 4, 2022
https://nypost.com/2022/01/04/rep-bobby-rush-will-not-seek-reelection-in-2022/
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Trafalgar: 38.7% Approval Rating for Biden; Voters Prefer GOP Over Dems 55.7% to 42.2%
By Debra Heine
January 20, 2022
New polls conducted by the Trafalgar Group show Joe Biden’s approval numbers still in the cellar, and congressional Democrats lagging behind Republicans by over 13 points on the generic ballot.
Of the 1,083 likely general election voters surveyed between 01/12/22 and 01/15/22, just 38.7 percent approved of Biden’s performance and 59.2 percent disapproved. Nearly 50 percent of voters said they strongly disapprove of the job Biden is doing.
Among Republicans, a mere 10.1 percent approve, and 88.3 percent disapprove. Biden also polled poorly with unaffiliated voters as well, garnering only 30.8 approval versus 67.7 percent disapproval.
Biden still enjoys majority support among Democrats with 71.7 percent approving of his job performance, and 25.6 percent disapproving.
A December Trafalgar poll saw similarly poor numbers, with just 36.3 percent of Americans approving of Biden’s performance in the White House, and 59.1 percent disapproving.
Last week, a Quinnipiac University survey found that only 33 percent of voters approved of Biden’s job performance.
Trafalgar’s party preference poll, conducted between 01/12/22 and 01/15/22, resulted in very ominous numbers for congressional Democrats.
The pollster asked 1,077 likely general election voters, “if the election for Congress were held today, which candidate would you vote for?”
Respondents said they preferred Republicans over Democrats 55.7 percent to 42.2 percent.
Biden’s first year in office was marked by a series of self-inflicted disasters and failures, including his botched withdrawal from Afghanistan, the worsening COVID pandemic that he promised to end, inflation, high gas prices, the border crisis, his executive overreach, his increasingly authoritarian behavior, his intentionally divisive policies, and his declining mental state.
Former President Trump responded to Biden’s long and meandering press conference Wednesday on the The Mark Levin Show, agreeing that Biden has indeed made enormous progress—”destroying our country.”
“When you look at the border with millions of people coming in, when you look at inflation, you look at no more energy independence, we have a much different country than we had a year ago,” Trump said.
https://amgreatness.com/2022/01/20/trafalgar-38-7-approval-rating-for-biden-voters-prefer-gop-over-dems-55-7-to-42-2/
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Two more House Democrats announce they will not seek reelection
JOHN SEXTON Jan 18, 2022
https://hotair.com/john-s-2/2022/01/18/two-more-house-democrats-announce-they-will-not-seek-reelection-n442422
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Pretty funny. :)
Biden a 'liability' after he pledges to campaign for Democrats in midterm elections
by Naomi Lim, White House Reporter | | January 23, 2022
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/white-house/biden-a-liability-after-he-pledges-to-campaign-for-democrats-in-midterm-elections
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https://www.thenation.com/article/politics/democrats-midterms
Libs in utter panic!
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https://www.thenation.com/article/politics/democrats-midterms
Libs in utter panic!
only the full-on, pure braindead retards are standing by them.
got a few here at getbig.
With the midterm elections on the horizon, the party is alienating its base and losing public confidence. :D
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Is Biden's Midterm Going to be Obama 2.0?
How Bad Will the Midterms be for Democrats in State Legislatures
Ryan James Girdusky
Feb 9
https://natpop.substack.com/p/is-bidens-midterm-going-to-be-obama
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Somebody post the meme about "midterms are coming.....end the mandates!!" :D
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Somebody post the meme about "midterms are coming.....end the mandates!!" :D
We knew this was going to happen
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Somebody post the meme about "midterms are coming.....end the mandates!!" :D
I was just telling someone today that I think President Biden will end federal mask mandates just in time for the midterms. That was after I spent a lotta hours wearing that stupid mask on a couple of airplanes. >:(
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And Rice Makes 30...Democrat Rep. Kathleen Rice from New York’s 4th District Announces Retirement
survivethenews.com ^ | 2/15/22
Posted on 2/15/2022, 12:14:08 PM by
US Representative Kathleen Rice (D-NY) announced on Tuesday she will not seek reelection this year for Congress.
According to Patch.com Rep. Rice won her first term in 2015. She is the second Long Island Representative to announce she will not seek reelection this year.
At least 30 Democrats will not seek reelection in the US House in the 2022 election.
(Excerpt) Read more at survivethenews.com ...
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The Midterms Will End The Pandemic
Reason ^ | 2.15.2022 | Eric Boehm
Posted on 2/15/2022, 1:41:49 PM
Seven out of 10 Americans say "it's time we accept COVID is here to stay and we just need to get on with our lives." Politicians are taking notice.
It takes a lot to make a libertarian look forward to the next election.
Like, say, two years of miserable government mandates ignored by some of the very people imposing them. Like watching over 70,000 maskless adults (and many celebrities) partying at a major sporting event in a city where children are required to wear medical-grade masks to school and keep them on while playing sports. Like imposing border controls on immigration and travel meant to stop the spread of COVID-19, and then keeping them in place (with no off-ramp) long after the virus is spreading here.
For once, we can be thankful that another election season is already upon us since politics is the last realm where the pandemic is dominating decision-making. The economy emerged from the omicron wave in better shape than expected. Sunday's Super Bowl was the latest signal that lots of Americans are done with the health theatrics of the past two years. But even the political class' commitment to COVID policy is wavering. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and President Joe Biden might be refusing to offer much hope that COVID-related mandates should be lifted soon, but they are increasingly being undone by rank-and-file Democrats who are looking at favorability ratings that are falling nearly as fast as COVID case counts.
In New York, for example, Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul announced last week that businesses will no longer be required to enforce masking of unvaccinated customers. California's indoor mask mandate will expire this week, even though some local governments will keep similar rules in place—Sunday's Super Bowl was supposedly subject to Los Angeles' mandate, though you wouldn't have known that from shots of the overwhelmingly unmasked crowd seen on television.
Schools are finally easing up on mask rules that never made much sense since children are generally not at risk of serious illness from COVID. Connecticut's school masking mandate will end later this month, and New Jersey's will follow suit on March 7. Delaware's is set to end at the end of March. In all three cases, the orders came from Democratic governors in blue states.
But a more telling example of the sentiment sweeping the country came from Virginia, where the Democratic-controlled state Senate voted 29–9 last week to let parents decide whether their kids wear masks in school, regardless of what policies local school boards might have in place. Given how closely support for mask mandates have mapped onto partisan alliances over the past year or so, that's a resoundingly bipartisan statement.
On Monday, the state House passed the bill as well, sending it to Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin's desk. He is expected to sign it.
Politics are always downstream of culture, and all democratic systems are ultimately grounded in the will of the people. In the American system, the people don't often get to make decisions directly—instead, elections act as a sort of feedback system for those in power. You can pretty much do whatever you want after getting elected, but eventually (every two or four or six years) you'll have to face the voters again.
The pandemic helped expose what happens when that feedback system is disrupted, as governors in many states seized on emergency power statutes to cut the legislature out of the pandemic-rulemaking process.
After Being Illegally Imprisoned for Almost a Year, Bobby Sneed Is Finally Free Some might argue that's a benefit, not a flaw. Government must respond to a crisis quickly and there might not be time for legislative deliberation.
That's true, to a point. Two years in, we're no longer in a crisis. We're in a situation that can be addressed via the regular functioning of democratic government. And when the system is allowed to work as intended, and policy makers who have to face reelection on a regular basis (as state lawmakers do) face the prospect of voting for or against mandatory masking in schools—well, just look at what happened in Virginia.
Or look at the polls. A survey from Monmouth University released on January 31 found that 70 percent of Americans (and 47 percent of Democrats) agreed that "it's time we accept COVID is here to stay and we just need to get on with our lives." The same poll found that support for vaccine mandates has dropped by 10 percent since September of last year, while support for social distancing requirements (like limiting capacity in indoor settings) was down 11 percent over the same period. Those trends seem likely to continue as omicron vanishes into the rearview mirror and warmer weather arrives.
Just 38 percent of likely voters view COVID-19 as "a public health emergency," according to a January poll from Echelon Insights, while 55 percent said it "should be treated as an endemic disease that will never fully go away."
Those polls and the looming midterms have Democrats searching "for a new message" on the pandemic in advance of the midterms, The New York Times reported last month. The party is "keenly aware that Americans—including even some of the party's loyal liberal voters—have changed their attitudes about the virus and that it could be perilous to let Republicans brand the Democrats the party of lockdowns and mandates."
Getting in the way of that new message, however, is the same tendency that's tripped up government responses to the pandemic since it began: engaging in social psychology, rather than simply delivering the facts and trusting the public to make their own decisions.
That's accomplished two things. Some people feel, probably correctly, like they're being manipulated by ever-changing government messaging and simply tune it all out. Others have adopted a devout, almost religious response to public health authorities' exhortations—complete with moral condemnations of those who don't feel the same way. Neither is ideal if the goal is to collectively combat a deadly disease and the predictable result is the heightened politicization of every aspect of pandemic response.
But they're still doing it. "We are moving toward a time when Covid doesn't disrupt our daily lives," an anonymous senior administration official told Politico last week. "But in order to get people to view the pandemic differently, they have to feel differently about the pandemic."
This might be news to the Biden administration, but most Americans seem to have already changed how they "feel" about the pandemic. Yes, even liberals and even residents of urban areas. Just look at all those cheering fans at the Super Bowl, blatantly and nonchalantly disregarding the rules. That attitude is now working its way downstream with alacrity. Some Democrats, like Colorado Gov. Jared Polis, were ahead of the curve, and others are finally getting the message.
It's possible that these changes in COVID policy are being driven by, as they say, following the science. Case counts are falling and the promise of warmer weather is right around the corner in much of the country. Maybe Democrats aren't playing politics at all, and are merely adjusting strategies as the circumstances dictate?
Be skeptical of that conclusion: Biden doesn't have to face reelection until 2024. The CDC never has to go before the voters. But state and local lawmakers are being more responsive to the emerging will of the people, who are increasingly indicating—both in polls and in their behavior—that they've had enough masking and restrictions.
That's the democratic system working as it is intended.
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https://www.breitbart.com/midterm-election/2022/02/15/another-one-kathleen-rice-becomes-the-30th-democrat-to-not-run-for-reelection/
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Trafalgar Poll: Republicans Show 12 Point Lead over Democrats on Generic Ballot
JACOB BLISS
15 Feb 2022
https://www.breitbart.com/midterm-election/2022/02/15/trafalgar-poll-republicans-show-12-point-lead-over-democrats-on-generic-ballot/
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Democrats face blowback over COVID-19 policies
The HIll ^ | 02/17/22 06:00 AM EST | BY JULIA MANCHESTER
Posted on 2/17/2022, 6:29:30 AM
Coronavirus policies are beginning to boomerang on Democrats, as polls underscore public fatigue with both the pandemic and the policies intended to keep it from spreading.
Democrats have been generally unified in backing vaccinations and the use of masks and mask mandates by local communities to stop the spread, but the party's voters are becoming more divided on the continued aggressive use of such restrictions, and frustration is mounting.
In San Francisco on Tuesday, three school board members were recalled in a special recall election. The recall wasn't entirely related to COVID-19, but voters in the liberal enclave were partly upset the board members had focused on renaming schools instead of reopening them swiftly and safely.
A number of Democratic governors have taken note of the frustrations, moving to lift their mask mandates even as the Biden administration has signaled it would stick to stricter guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Still, the party’s generally strict stance on coronavirus safety measures could end up backfiring as Democrats find themselves on defense going into the midterms.
Republicans are already using the issue to go on the offense against Democrats, calling it hypocritical.
“The science never changed. The science didn’t matter,” said Joanna Rodriguez, deputy communications director at the Republican Governor’s Association. “The science was an excuse they used in order to control people’s lives and rule people in a way that they felt was appropriate while they played by their own rules.”
Republicans point to examples of Democrats appearing maskless in public settings as signs of what they say is their hypocrisy on the issue. California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) and Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti, along with most fans, appeared maskless in photos at the Super Bowl on Sunday despite L.A. County’s mask mandate for large outdoor events.
Meanwhile, Georgia Democratic gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams became the subject of GOP backlash when she appeared maskless in a photo with masked schoolchildren. Abrams later apologized.
“People are realizing that at the end of the day they are tired of having leaders who aren’t going to live by the rules that they’re forcing on everyone else,” Rodriguez said.
Democrats argue that the decisions being made by their leaders on coronavirus vary from state by state and are influenced by the science learned from the latest stage of the pandemic.
“Democratic governors have led the way in combating the pandemic, and the results show it. Instead of basing any decision on politics, their recommendations use the best science available to implement evidence-based policies that will work best in their states and for their constituents,” said Christina Amestoy, a senior adviser with the Democratic Governors Association. “While the execution may vary state to state, there is no ambiguity about the overarching goals: get the economy growing and keep people safe.”
Amestoy and Democrats have also hit Republicans over “dangerous anti-vax rhetoric,” or what they say is the denial that the pandemic is still ongoing.
“The contrast in leadership, and the lack thereof, could not be starker,” she said.
But Democratic leaders are also facing pushback from members of their own party on the issue of rolling back mask mandates.
The moves to lift mask mandates are in stark contrast with the Biden administration, which is sticking to guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. However, at the end of last year while the omicron variant was surging in communities across the U.S., President Biden said the surge needed to be solved at the state level.
Washington, D.C., lifted its vaccine mandate this week and is set to lift its mask mandate next month, leading to one Democratic DC council member to propose legislation that would reinstate the city’s vaccine mandate.
And Democratic voters do not appear to be warming to the idea of lifting. A Politico/Morning Consult survey released on Wednesday found that 65 percent of Democrats think it’s too early for states to rescind mask mandates.
Democratic strategists and operatives maintain that its voters and leaders are not divided on COVID-19 strategy but say the pandemic has entered a new stage.
“We’re at a different stage because of the result of good policy-making decisions backed by scientists, by Biden, and by Democratic governors,” said one Democratic strategist.
Strategists argue that it’s too early to tell how the rollback of restrictions will impact the midterms, but acknowledge the party is on the defense going into November.
“We’re struggling right now because I think a lot of people see us as out of touch on inflation, they see us as out of touch on crime, and we just simply can’t afford to be viewed as out of touch on COVID,” said Tyler Law, a Democratic strategist and former national press secretary for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
Coachella returning without mask requirement A Monmouth University poll released last month found that 70 percent of respondents said they agreed with the sentiment “it’s time we accept that Covid is here to stay and we just need to get on with our lives,” including 89 percent of Republicans, 71 percent of Independents and 47 percent of Democrats.
Democrats say the partisanship on the issue is unsurprising but warn the party should be cognizant of the views of voters in the middle.
“What we are seeing is the folks in the middle, who themselves are extremely likely to be vaccinated and boosted, they are starting to lose patience with the slow speed at which we return to normalcy,” Law said. “And so we can’t afford politically to lose those voters in the middle.”
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US House candidate allegedly went on drunken tirade, vomited at pre-teen sleepover (guess which party)
NY Post ^ | 2-21-22 | Adam Sabes
Posted on 2/21/2022, 9:19:21 AM by dynachrome
An Oklahoma Democratic congressional candidate is under fire for allegedly verbally attacking several pre-teen girls while at the home of a friend who was hosting a sleepover with multiple middle school girls present.
Abby Broyles, a candidate for Oklahoma’s 5th Congressional District, went to the friend’s house on Feb. 11 and became more and more aggressive as she continued to drink wine throughout the night, according to NonDoc.com.
The report states that Broyles insulted the girls attending the sleepover after becoming intoxicated, according to multiple people interviewed by the news outlet, who said she allegedly said one girl was an “acne f–ker,” and hurled multiple insults at other young girls as well.
“Hispanic f–ker,” she allegedly said to one girl, and “judgy f–ker” to another.
One of the young girls left the room in tears after being insulted by Broyles, according to the report.
Broyles also allegedly vomited into a laundry basket as well as a girl’s shoe, according to the report.
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Emerson: GOP now get a majority and +9 in generic congressional ballot
ED MORRISSEY Feb 22, 2022
https://hotair.com/ed-morrissey/2022/02/22/emerson-gop-now-get-a-majority-and-9-in-generic-congressional-ballot-n450261
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wait till the US purposely gets involved in the conflict to escalate WWIII and then postpone elections so dems stay in power forever!!!
PEDO for POTUS 2024!!!
Blue wave baby $$$
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US House candidate allegedly went on drunken tirade, vomited at pre-teen sleepover (guess which party)
NY Post ^ | 2-21-22 | Adam Sabes
Posted on 2/21/2022, 9:19:21 AM by dynachrome
An Oklahoma Democratic congressional candidate is under fire for allegedly verbally attacking several pre-teen girls while at the home of a friend who was hosting a sleepover with multiple middle school girls present.
Abby Broyles, a candidate for Oklahoma’s 5th Congressional District, went to the friend’s house on Feb. 11 and became more and more aggressive as she continued to drink wine throughout the night, according to NonDoc.com.
The report states that Broyles insulted the girls attending the sleepover after becoming intoxicated, according to multiple people interviewed by the news outlet, who said she allegedly said one girl was an “acne f–ker,” and hurled multiple insults at other young girls as well.
“Hispanic f–ker,” she allegedly said to one girl, and “judgy f–ker” to another.
One of the young girls left the room in tears after being insulted by Broyles, according to the report.
Broyles also allegedly vomited into a laundry basket as well as a girl’s shoe, according to the report.
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Man that’s fucked.
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https://www.nytimes.com/2022/03/02/opinion/asian-american-voters-democratic-party.html
Even the NYT is signging the alarms
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ROFL @ Voting
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With the 2022 Midterms Approaching, COVID-19 Wraps Up
With the 2022 Midterms Approaching, COVID-19 Wraps Up ^ | March 3, 2022 | Ted Harvey
Posted on 3/4/2022, 1:01:39 PM by
Down goes the vaccine mandate in Chicago. Off with the required masks in Los Angeles. In COVID-19 America, Hawaii is now the only state with an indoor mask mandate, with Massachusetts, New York, and Rhode Island all lifting theirs in recent weeks.
Leading from behind, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has also loosened its mask-wearing guidelines for most Americans, tying those guidelines to hospitalizations rather than infections—a policy that made sense two years ago, let alone now.
Democrats are toeing the same line as their media allies, rolling back restrictions en masse for the first time in two years. According to Rep. Tim Ryan (D-OH), Americans are “sick of the whole damn thing.” Ryan just so happens to be representing a politically competitive district and running for an open Senate seat.
Therein lies the reason for the shift in COVID-19 messaging. There was only ever one reason: The 2022 midterms. Democrats have seen the writing on the wall, and the writing is public opinion. Across America, people are fed up with COVID-related mandates, recognizing that mass vaccination has brought about the end of pandemic hysteria. The coronavirus may be endemic and it remains a concern, but not to the extent that it warrants government overreach. When even California shifts to an “endemic” phase, you know that normality is long-overdue.
But Democrats wouldn’t be pushing for normality if polling wasn’t overwhelmingly on the side of Republicans, who have rejected pandemic hysteria since the beginning. According to the Boston Globe (yes, the left-leaning Boston Globe), seven in 10 Americans believe it’s time to accept COVID is here to stay and “get on with our lives.” Even 47 percent of Democrats are sick and tired of pandemic-era politics. Numerous polls confirm public disillusionment with left-wing mandates.
Not surprisingly, President Biden bears the brunt of the blame. Nearly 60 percent of Americans consider President Biden’s first year in office a failure. And only 45 percent approve of the Biden administration’s handling of the virus—down from 66 percent in July. According to Gallup, COVID-19 is the third most important issue in America, behind economic malaise and subpar government leadership. With inflation rising at the fastest pace in four decades, Democrats like Biden are scrambling to change the subject. But it’s too late.
Elected officials who were once mandate-obsessed should be punished for their overzealousness. And they will be, with Republicans poised to expand the electoral map. The Left’s encroachment on individual liberty had nothing to do with “science” yesterday, just like today’s pivot has nothing to do with “science.” With two-thirds of Americans fully vaccinated, the Omicron variant—the least severe variant yet—was not deserving of the overreaction it triggered. But the polling had not shifted yet
Tomorrow won’t be a brighter day because of the Left’s caution and prudence, but rather because Democrats are scared to death of 2022. Indeed, Democrats are proving what Republicans have believed for two years: The pandemic was all about politics—nothing more, nothing less.
Despite their incessant virtue signaling, Biden Democrats don’t care about public health or human life more than other Americans; they simply care about expanding government and retaining power. There’s a reason why, even now, Democrats exploit the “pandemic” to promote liberal policies like mandated paid sick leave. It’s about power.
Don’t let “them” have it in 2022. Those who tout “science” to tread on individual liberties do not deserve your vote. Those who determine “science” for the rest of us, based on new polling, deserve to lose. Those who play politics with public health deserve to fail.
The “red wave” is coming, and Democrats caused it themselves. As COVID-19 wraps up, Americans know which side believes in freedom—and which doesn’t.
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‘Frustrated’ Elizabeth Warren Admits Republicans May Win Midterm Elections
Breitbart ^ | 04/18/2022 | Wendell Husebo
Posted on 4/18/2022, 11:20:45 AM
Far-left Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) admitted in a New York Times op-ed that Republicans may win the midterm elections, reclaiming the House and Senate.
Warren, writing about the need to revive President Biden’s costly “Build Back Better” package, acknowledged the package may never become law, threatening the Democrats’ ability to retain power.
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‘Frustrated’ Elizabeth Warren Admits Republicans May Win Midterm Elections
Breitbart ^ | 04/18/2022 | Wendell Husebo
Posted on 4/18/2022, 11:20:45 AM
Far-left Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) admitted in a New York Times op-ed that Republicans may win the midterm elections, reclaiming the House and Senate.
Warren, writing about the need to revive President Biden’s costly “Build Back Better” package, acknowledged the package may never become law, threatening the Democrats’ ability to retain power.
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Unless there is a sea change by November, it's not a question whether Republicans take the House and Senate, it's by how much.
I think they will try a number of parlor tricks, like legalizing weed, eliminating some student loan debt, etc. I doubt they will work.
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November = BLUE WAVE baby!!
PEDO for POTUS 2024!!!
Let's do this!!
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Biden’s Net Approval Rating Is Underwater in 40 States
The president has made up no ground in states that’ll be key to Democrats’ chances in 2022 and 2024
BY ELI YOKLEY
April 26, 2022
In most states, the pace of Biden’s decline slowed between the last quarter of 2021 and the first quarter of 2022, but he’s still deep in the red.
Biden’s net approval rating fell by 38 points among independents in Michigan, along with 33-point declines with the group in Georgia and Minnesota.
More than half of Democratic voters “strongly” approve of Biden’s performance in just one state — Wyoming — compared to 47 states in the first quarter of 2021.
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https://morningconsult.com/2022/04/26/biden-approval-rating-underwater/
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http://www.cnn.com/2022/04/28/politics/us-economy-shrank-democrats-2022-midterm/index.html
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And no, single issue abortion voters are not going to have a measurable impact on these midterm elections.
Poll: Republicans Expand Lead on Generic Ballot
JORDAN DIXON-HAMILTON
3 May 2022
https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2022/05/03/poll-republicans-expand-lead-on-generic-ballot/
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DCCC polling: Winter is coming
ED MORRISSEY May 18, 2022
Red wave or Red Wedding? The answer to that question in the midterms is known, Punchbowl reports this morning, and the DCCC has it. They’re not talking about it, and not because they want to protect against any spoilers for the season finale:
House Democrats may be in worse political peril than they’ve let on publicly.
During a Thursday luncheon last week with DCCC Chair Sean Patrick Maloney, Frontline Democrats – the party’s most endangered lawmakers – were told that, in battleground districts, the generic Republican is beating the generic Democrat, 47-39, according to lawmakers, multiple party officials and the DCCC.
This is a stunning margin and highlights the incredibly perilous position Democrats find themselves in.
Given that Democrats generally have a three- or four-point built in advantage on the generic ballot, this is a particularly concerning development for Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s majority. An eight-point deficit on the generic ballot could be a sign of a wave for House Republicans.
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https://hotair.com/ed-morrissey/2022/05/18/dccc-polling-winter-is-coming-n470215
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CNN data reporter lays out devastating case why Republicans are in 'best position' to dominate midterm elections
CHRIS ENLOE
June 07, 2022
https://www.theblaze.com/news/harry-enten-2022-midterms-republicans-best-position
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CNN data reporter lays out devastating case why Republicans are in 'best position' to dominate midterm elections
CHRIS ENLOE
June 07, 2022
https://www.theblaze.com/news/harry-enten-2022-midterms-republicans-best-position
meh.. nothing a rigged voting machine can't fix
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Its coming.
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Mayra Flores wins special election to turn Texas House seat Republican
The Guardian ^ | June 15, 2022 | Victoria Bekiempis
Posted on 6/15/2022, 9:11:55 AM by McGruff
A south Texas congressional district will be represented by a Republican for the first time following a special election Tuesday. The election of Mayra Flores, who bested her Democrat competitor in a 51%-43% vote, comes as Republicans continue to make inroads among Latino voters in south Texas.
Flores, reportedly the first Latina Republican to serve Texas in Congress, is expected to face a more challenging race in November, however. Her victory was to replace Democrat Filemon Vela, who retired before his term ended – meaning she was elected to serve out the remainder.
During November’s general election, voters will determine who will serve as the district’s permanent congressional representative starting in 2022. Flores, who is running for this seat in the general election, will face off against Democratic nominee Vicente Gonzalez.
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Its coming.
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Mayra Flores wins special election to turn Texas House seat Republican
The Guardian ^ | June 15, 2022 | Victoria Bekiempis
Posted on 6/15/2022, 9:11:55 AM by McGruff
A south Texas congressional district will be represented by a Republican for the first time following a special election Tuesday. The election of Mayra Flores, who bested her Democrat competitor in a 51%-43% vote, comes as Republicans continue to make inroads among Latino voters in south Texas.
Flores, reportedly the first Latina Republican to serve Texas in Congress, is expected to face a more challenging race in November, however. Her victory was to replace Democrat Filemon Vela, who retired before his term ended – meaning she was elected to serve out the remainder.
During November’s general election, voters will determine who will serve as the district’s permanent congressional representative starting in 2022. Flores, who is running for this seat in the general election, will face off against Democratic nominee Vicente Gonzalez.
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LATINAS...LATINAS.....LA, LA, LATINAS!!!
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Poll: Very close Washington US Senate race as Patty Murray leads Tiffany Smiley
By KIRO 7 News Staff
September 02, 2022
https://www.kiro7.com/news/local/poll-very-close-washington-us-senate-race-patty-murray-leads-tiffany-smiley/5EFSC2LXDNE5LEFJELL22JFCG4/
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Poll: Very close Washington US Senate race as Patty Murray leads Tiffany Smiley
By KIRO 7 News Staff
September 02, 2022
https://www.kiro7.com/news/local/poll-very-close-washington-us-senate-race-patty-murray-leads-tiffany-smiley/5EFSC2LXDNE5LEFJELL22JFCG4/
Yup, a 3 point spread is nothing, but it would still win the day.
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Morning Consult boards its RV ... again: Biden job approval drops 5 points, GOP gains in generic ballot
ED MORRISSEY
September 28, 2022
https://hotair.com/ed-morrissey/2022/09/28/morning-consult-boards-its-rv-again-biden-job-approval-drops-5-points-gop-gains-in-generic-ballot-n499511
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Yup, a 3 point spread is nothing, but it would still win the day.
The real takeaways are that Smiley's support increased 17 percent and 2.9 percent is within the margin of error, so they are effectively tied. This is a newcomer challenging a 30-year incumbent in a blue state. Remarkable.
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The real takeaways are that Smiley's support increased 17 percent and 2.9 percent is within the margin of error, so they are effectively tied. This is a newcomer challenging a 30-year incumbent in a blue state. Remarkable.
This would be the upset of the year. Would love to see it happen.
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This would be the upset of the year. Would love to see it happen.
Yep.
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they going to crash the stock market into midterms?
doesn't seem like a good move..lol
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I can only hope that the Dems are curb stomped at the polls. Fuck 'em up so bad they never recover and then refuse them life support.
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I can only hope that the Dems are curb stomped at the polls. Fuck 'em up so bad they never recover and then refuse them life support.
don't count on it - there are a lot of dumb vile sick people like LurkingForBoys out there....
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https://apnews.com/article/2022-midterm-elections-health-pennsylvania-campaigns-covid-5dcdd51b1f87b6cfa7dc607cb1d13e29?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=AP&utm_campaign=SocialFlow
Who the FNG hell would vote for this nutbag in PA?
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https://apnews.com/article/2022-midterm-elections-health-pennsylvania-campaigns-covid-5dcdd51b1f87b6cfa7dc607cb1d13e29?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=AP&utm_campaign=SocialFlow
Who the FNG hell would vote for this nutbag in PA?
All the Libtards there
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https://apnews.com/article/2022-midterm-elections-health-pennsylvania-campaigns-covid-5dcdd51b1f87b6cfa7dc607cb1d13e29?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=AP&utm_campaign=SocialFlow
Who the FNG hell would vote for this nutbag in PA?
Dude has a 6.6% lead over Oz - how the heck is that possible?
https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/fetterman-oz-polls/
"The Eagles are so much better than...Eagles!"
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Dude has a 6.6% lead over Oz - how the heck is that possible?
https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/fetterman-oz-polls/
"The Eagles are so much better than...Eagles!"
He sounds like a younger version of the current Joe Biden.
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CNN Polling Guru Drops More Bad News on Democrats Ahead of Midterm Elections
By Sister Toldjah
October 03, 2022
https://redstate.com/sister-toldjah/2022/10/03/cnn-polling-guru-drops-more-bad-news-on-democrats-ahead-of-midterm-elections-n637021
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OCTOBER HARVARD-CAPS HARRIS POLL: REPUBLICANS ARE INCHING CLOSER TOWARDS A WAVE AS THEY WIN OVER VOTERS ON INFLATION, CRIME, AND IMMIGRATION
yahoo finance ^ | 10/14/2022 | yahoo finance
Posted on 10/17/2022, 3:09:37
REPUBLICANS ARE WINNING THE GENERIC CONGRESSIONAL BALLOT 53% TO 47% AMONG LIKELY VOTERS
55% OF AMERICANS BLAME BIDEN FOR INFLATION, INCLUDING 42% OF DEMOCRATS
BIDEN'S DEBT RELIEF AND MARIJUANA PARDONS ARE POPULAR BUT DON'T MOVE THE NEEDLE ELECTORALLY FOR DEMOCRATS
/PRNewswire/ -- Stagwell (NASDAQ: STGW) today released the results of the October Harvard-CAPS Harris Poll, a monthly collaboration between the Center for American Political Studies at Harvard (CAPS) and the Harris Poll and HarrisX.
Republicans are connecting with voters on their key issues of inflation, crime, and immigration, while Americans see Democrats as mostly focused on January 6, women's rights, and the environment. Biden continues to struggle on the economy, which is the key issue: 84% of Americans think the US is in a recession now or will be by next year, and 58% are not confident in Biden's ability to hold inflation at bay.
Other topics surveyed in this month's poll include voter views on Biden's marijuana pardon and student debt plans, and US foreign policy around oil and Ukraine. Download key results here.
"Republicans are inching back towards a wave election after a summer when abortion seemed to turn the tides," said Mark Penn, Co-Director of the Harvard-CAPS Harris Poll and Stagwell Chairman and CEO. "People are more motivated to vote when they are upset, and the Republicans are capturing voter dissatisfaction on inflation, crime, and immigration. Americans are suffering incredible economic anxiety on top of normal buyer's remorse for the president and his party in a midterm."
Republicans are winning the generic Congressional ballot 53-47 among likely voters.
Inflation, crime, and immigration are the most important issues voters picked heading into the midterms – and based on each, voters say they are over 10 points more likely to vote Republican than Democratic.
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https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2022/10/democrats-bad-midterm-polls-bad-vibes.html
REALITY setting in.
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https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2022/10/democrats-bad-midterm-polls-bad-vibes.html
REALITY setting in.
with all due respect.... won't make a bit of a difference...
nothing will change and nobody will be held accountable when the RINOs win
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with all due respect.... won't make a bit of a difference...
nothing will change and nobody will be held accountable when the RINOs win
My kneejerk response was to agree with you. Then I thought about what happened when Trump was elected and before Covid. Record breaking economy. Handled the border. Nobel Peace Prize nominations for progress in the Middle East. No new military conflicts. Nothing like the dumpster fire we have today. Then there are servicemembers in Afghanistan who would be alive today if Trump rather than Biden was president.
So yeah, elections do in fact have consequences.
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:)
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/opinion/democrats-are-failing-across-the-board-all-signs-point-to-a-red-wave-on-election-day/ar-AA13aNQb?cvid=9849d9f6624844e5b6eb6d1458693be8
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My kneejerk response was to agree with you. Then I thought about what happened when Trump was elected and before Covid. Record breaking economy. Handled the border. Nobel Peace Prize nominations for progress in the Middle East. No new military conflicts. Nothing like the dumpster fire we have today. Then there are servicemembers in Afghanistan who would be alive today if Trump rather than Biden was president.
So yeah, elections do in fact have consequences.
hope so..... I sure hope so...
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Is it possible that Trump takes over as potus after the midterms?
Republicans win control of the senate and house
Trump gets nominated as speaker
Joe and the Ho get impeached and removed from office.
Trump becomes POTUS
possible?
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Is it possible that Trump takes over as potus after the midterms?
Republicans win control of the senate and house
Trump gets nominated as speaker
Joe and the Ho get impeached and removed from office.
Trump becomes POTUS
possible?
Quite far-fetched but possible. I like your creativity.
Since the 2020 election I’ve predicted that Biden resigns after the mid-terms, elevating Harris to POTUS. I have an uber-progressive friend who thinks Harris is a dreadful pol, and I agree. The Democrats made their bed.
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https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/democrats-fear-the-midterm-map-is-slipping-away/ar-AA13hd4a
Red wave coming.
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https://tippinsights.com/16-charts-explain-why-democrats-midterm-prospects-are-melting-like-ice
;)
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https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/democrats-fear-the-midterm-map-is-slipping-away/ar-AA13hd4a
Red wave coming.
Will believe it when I see it.
Putting forth Oz and Walker is just awful.
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Will believe it when I see it.
Putting forth Oz and Walker is just awful.
Yeah, but Fetterman is unbelievably horrible,
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Yeah, but Fetterman is unbelievably horrible,
Yeah true.....but these are f'n senators, not measly house reps.
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Voters in battleground states prefer Republican House candidates over Democrats by 6%, survey says
yahoo news ^ | 10/21/2022 | Marc Trussler, Stephanie Perry,Josh Clinton, John Lapinski
Posted on 10/24/2022, 12:51:03
Republicans and Democrats around the nation are statistically tied when it comes to which party voters prefer to control the House of Representatives — but Republicans have a 6-point lead in key battleground states, according to a Penn Program on Opinion Research and Election Studies/SurveyMonkey poll of over 100,000 likely voters.
Nationally, 49% said they would vote for the Democratic candidate if the election for House were being held today and 51% said they would vote for the Republican candidate.
But more concerning for Democrats — with just 18 days to go before the election — is that the Republican advantage grows to 6 points, 53% to 47%, among all likely voters who live in the battleground states of Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Ohio, North Carolina, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
A deeper analysis of state-level results reveal concerns for Democrats in several critical states where the party is trying to gain or hold Senate seats.
Democrats trail Republicans in the generic congressional ballot by 12 points in Ohio; 10 points in Florida; 6 points in Arizona, Georgia, and North Carolina; 4 points in Wisconsin; 4 points in Nevada; and the parties are statistically tied in Pennsylvania, according to the survey.
For voters who identify as Democrat or Republican, their ballots break down as expected — 97% of Democrats say they’ll vote for the Democratic candidate and 97% of Republicans say they’ll vote for the Republican.
Independents tell a different story. Fifty-two percent say they’ll vote for the Republican candidate and 48% say they’ll vote for the Democratic candidate, suggesting that voters who identify as independents are leaning more toward Republicans this election cycle.
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http://www.cnbc.com/2022/10/24/gop-gains-in-key-state-election-forecasts-show-bad-news-for-democrats.html
:)
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Hi! Goodnight, everybody.
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Wut?
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Wut?
I watched several clips and it made me sad. Putting that guy out there was just cruel. Shame on his wife and every one of the persons responsible for not forcing this guy off the ticket.
God help us if he wins this race.
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I watched several clips and it made me sad. Putting that guy out there was just cruel. Shame on his wife and every one of the persons responsible for not forcing this guy off the ticket.
God help us if he wins this race.
I have the same feelings about Biden.
Neither are fit for office, but we watch as their party and family promote them.
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I watched several clips and it made me sad. Putting that guy out there was just cruel. Shame on his wife and every one of the persons responsible for not forcing this guy off the ticket.
God help us if he wins this race.
The Dems just want to win and will replace him on Day 2.
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Even CNN panel has doubts about John Fetterman: Former Pennsylvania Congressman Charlie Dent and liberal commentators raise concerns....
DAILYMAIL.COM ^ | 26 October 2022 | By HARRIET ALEXANDER and NIKKI SCHWAB
Posted on 10/26/2022, 2:45:04 AM
Charlie Dent, a former Republican congressman for Pennsylvania, said he was 'astounded' and 'stunned' by Fetterman's poor performance, while Alyssa Farah Griffin, Donald Trump's former communications director, said she found it 'painful to watch'.
Liberal commentators raise concerns about Senate hopeful's 'confused' post-stroke debate performance against Dr. Oz
John Fetterman and Mehmet Oz on Tuesday night held their one and only debate in their race for Pennsylvania Senate
Fetterman, 53, had a stroke on May 13 and referenced his condition immediately on Tuesday, calling it 'the elephant in the room' While some praised Fetterman for his bravery in participating in the debate, others - even Democrats - expressed concern David Axelrod, Obama's former senior advisor, said the debate 'did not help' Fetterman, while CNN's panel agreed that the Democrat failed to shine Chris Cuomo, host of a NewsNation show, said that Fetterman 'struggled' and his fitness for office was 'going to be on the table'
John Fetterman's debate performance on Tuesday night was greeted with dismay by many of his sympathizers - with a CNN panel widely panning the Democrat hopeful Chris Cuomo saying he 'struggled' and Barack Obama's former senior adviser saying Fetterman 'did not help' his cause.
Fetterman, 53, had a stroke on May 13, and has fought to regain his strength, telling voters that he was making great strides but was still suffering some lingering speech and auditory impediments.
In advance of the debate - the only one for the Pennsylvania Senate race - Fetterman's campaign had tempered expectations, saying there would be 'awkward pauses' and 'delays and errors,' because the Democrat would be reading closed captioning due to his auditory processing issue.
Incumbent lieutenant governor, Fetterman had likely hoped for some support from CNN's panel, but the verdict was damning.
(Excerpt) Read more at dailymail.co.uk ...
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Debate Host Says John Fetterman’s Camp Claim of Closed Caption Errors Is a Lie
Breitbart ^ | 26 Oct 2022 | JOHN NOLTE
Posted on 10/26/2022, 2:07:47 PM
After Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. John Fetterman’s campaign tried to blame its candidate’s humiliating debate performance on a closed captioning system “filled with errors,” Nexstar Media Groups, who hosted the debate, said that was a lie.
Here’s the statement from the Fetterman campaign [emphasis mine throughout]:
We are thrilled with John’s performance. He did remarkably well tonight — especially when you consider that he’s still recovering from a stroke and was working off of delayed captions filled with errors. John won countless exchanges, counter-punched aggressively, and pushed back on Oz’s cruelty and attacks.
Gary Weitman, Nexstar’s Chief Communications Officer, responded with this statement:
Both candidates were offered the opportunity for two full rehearsals with the same equipment used in tonight’s debate; Mr. Fetterman chose to do only one. In fact, Nexstar’s production team went to extraordinary lengths to ensure the effectiveness of the closed captioning process, and to accommodate several last-minute requests of the Fetterman campaign. The closed captioning process functioned as expected during rehearsal and again during tonight’s debate. We regret that Mr. Fetterman and his campaign feel otherwise.
It’s not difficult to choose who to believe here.
The corporate media have done everything possible to drag Fetterman over the finish line, including offering this closed captioning system. Moreover, this debate proves the Fetterman campaign and the media have been lying all along about Fetterman’s fitness to serve. He’s in no shape to be hauled around the campaign trail. He’s in no shape to debate. He should be resting and receiving intense rehabilitation. He’s certainly in no shape to serve as a U.S. Senator.
(Excerpt) Read more at breitbart.com ...
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WATCH: Anti-Trump Cenk Uygur Admits Trump’s GOP Will Crush ‘Not Bright’ Democrats: ‘It’s Almost All Over Now’
DC Enquirer ^ | October 24, 2022 | Reed Cooper
Posted on 10/26/2022, 11:13:41
Even Leftists admit forty-fifth President Donald Trump’s handling of the Republican Party has been impressive.
Host and founder of progressive news outlet “The Young Turks” and open opponent of forty-fifth President Donald Trump, Cenk Uygur, admitted in a video on Sunday that Trump’s Republican Party will “almost definitely” crush Democrats in the upcoming 2020 midterm election after reacting to a recent poll from the New York Times.
49 percent of likely voters said they plan to vote for a Republican in the upcoming Nov. 8 election, while 45 percent said they plan to vote for a Democrat, according to the New York Times/Siena poll.
This comes after a September poll had the Democrats beating Republicans by one-point.
“What really gets the voters out to the polls is the economy. What’s going on with their pocket books? What’s going on with their bank accounts? What’s going on with gas prices and inflation? And I don’t think the Democrats have done a good enough job disproving that Republicans would be better for the economy,” far-left co-host Ana Kasparian said.
“Yeah. It’s almost all over now,” Uygur admitted.
“So I was interviewed by Fox News five days ago… it hasn’t come out yet. And when they asked me, ‘Who do you think is going to win the House,’ I said, ‘I don’t know. You need more data.’ Well more data has come in. Now the elections are only two weeks out,” he added.
“Democrats used to have a one point lead. Now they have a four-point deficit. So a five point swing at the national level is devastating,” he continued.
“Because we’re not talking about a local race or even a state race where you could have more wild swings. At a national level, those swings get ironed out because there’s a lot more people,” he said.
“And so the numbers become a little bit more reliable. The districts are deeply gerrymandered, but still a five-point swing near the election will make a giant difference in anything that’s close to a swing district,” he added.
“The Democrats are almost definitely going to lose the House now,” he said.
“What could rescue the Democrats?” he asked.
“Well what could rescue them is an all out assault in the last two weeks on the Republicans on the issue of the economy. Will the Democrats do that? No. There’s no chance that they’ll do that. So that’s why we’re pretty much doomed. They’ve barely mentioned the economy at all. Why? Two reasons… One, they’re not very bright,” he said.
“I say they’re not bright in this context because if forty-four percent of the voters say that the economy is the number one issue and that issue wins by a landslide, abortion coming in at seven percent, you would think that you would want to talk about the economy in your ads. And they’re running almost no ads on the economy,” he continued.
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John Fetterman’s no good horrible very bad day
Flopping Aces ^ | 10-26-22 | DrJohn
Posted on 10/26/2022, 2:20:32
John Fetterman is unfit for office. Never mind that he dresses like a slob. Never mind that he would make a mockery of the Senate. He is simply unfit for office. The country got a heavy dose of the present-day John Fetterman in the PA Senatorial debate last night. He had a no good horrible very bad day.
He entered the fray saying "Hi, goodnight everyone."
The debate follows on the heels of an interview conducted by MSNBC in which he "stumbled and stuttered." Fetterman has difficulty processing auditory input, i.e. speech. The reporter interviewing him said Fetterman had a "hard time understanding our conversations." Fetterman needs to read the questions from a teleprompter with questions presented in closed caption format.
He also has trouble with speaking, as is evidenced by his opening remark. He is nowhere near recovered from his stroke and his impairment compromises his ability to perform the duties of a US Senator. When he was coherent he had trouble with the truth. During the debate he rattled off a number of falsehoods.
He said he's always supported fracking. That's completely false.
Tonight, John Fetterman claimed he’s “always supported fracking.”
Fetterman repeatedly said he opposed fracking and even signed a pledge to BAN it.
ROLL THE TAPE. pic.twitter.com/rkJIxXYunI
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) October 26, 2022
Watch as he tries to convince the moderator he didn't say what he said
Fetterman: “I absolutely support fracking.”
Moderator: “In a 2018 interview, you said ‘I don’t support fracking at all. I never have.”
Fetterman: “I’ve always supported fracking.”
LIAR! pic.twitter.com/9Bx6YKsy3p
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) October 26, 2022
He said he never supported socialized medicine
Fetterman tonight: “I never supported” a socialist health care system.
Fetterman in 2016: Socialist single-payer health care is “ideal.” pic.twitter.com/3t14gFG9wU
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) October 26, 2022
Hs said "I do not believe in supporting the Supreme Court."
He claimed to have gotten a clean bill of health from his doctor but will not release his medical records.
Fetterman's performance was so sad even the left couldn't gloss over it.
(Excerpt) Read more at floppingaces.net...
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http://www.zerohedge.com/markets/draft-do-not-publish-oz-odds-winning-pa-soar-after-historic-fetterman-debate-meltdown
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The brief exchange I saw was absolutely horrible. That bald dude might be worse off than Biden. That's terrible.
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Is it possible that Trump takes over as potus after the midterms?
Republicans win control of the senate and house
Trump gets nominated as speaker
Joe and the Ho get impeached and removed from office.
Trump becomes POTUS
possible?
Impossible, because no way are there enough votes in the Senate to convict and remove.
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:o
Republican Gov Candidate Widens Lead In Deep Blue State
ARJUN SINGH
CONTRIBUTOR
October 13, 2022
https://dailycaller.com/2022/10/13/drazan-jumps-ahead-oregon-six-points/
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nothing some fortified voting machines can't fix... don't worry
RINO's won't do a damn thing even if they win
LOL @ voting
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http://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2022/10/27/democrats-debate-why-do-we-suck-00063718
:)
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DemonCrap controlled cities are safe and they've got crime under control:
Nancy Pelosi's husband 'violently assaulted’ in their home, House speaker's office says
“Early this morning, an assailant broke into the Pelosi residence in San Francisco and violently assaulted Mr. Pelosi,” Drew Hammill, spokesman for Nancy Pelosi, said in a statement. “The assailant is in custody and the motivation for the attack is under investigation.”
https://www.yahoo.com/news/speaker-pelosi-husband-paul-violently-assaulted-san-francisco-home-125621392.html
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They will say it was a right wing person
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They will say it was a right wing person
Maybe the guy who had his car wrecked by Paul during the DWI was still pissed off.
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DemonCrap controlled cities are safe and they've got crime under control:
Nancy Pelosi's husband 'violently assaulted’ in their home, House speaker's office says
“Early this morning, an assailant broke into the Pelosi residence in San Francisco and violently assaulted Mr. Pelosi,” Drew Hammill, spokesman for Nancy Pelosi, said in a statement. “The assailant is in custody and the motivation for the attack is under investigation.”
https://www.yahoo.com/news/speaker-pelosi-husband-paul-violently-assaulted-san-francisco-home-125621392.html
More likely it as yet another Role Play episode wherein Nancy Pelosi dresses up as Buttbabe and assfucks her cuck of a husband while he's tied to a really old and smelly armchair. FTN.
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In what bizarro world does someone who is clearly incoherent win a debate? Real journalism is dead.
Philadelphia Inquirer staff shredded for saying Fetterman won debate with Oz: ‘Clown world in action'
The opinion section gave Fetterman an average rating of 4.3 out of 10, while giving Oz a 4.1 out of 10
By Gabriel Hays | Fox News
Published October 26, 2022
https://www.foxnews.com/media/philadelphia-inquirer-staff-shredded-saying-fetterman-won-debate-oz-clown-world-action
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In what bizarro world does someone who is clearly incoherent win a debate? Real journalism is dead.
Philadelphia Inquirer staff shredded for saying Fetterman won debate with Oz: ‘Clown world in action'
The opinion section gave Fetterman an average rating of 4.3 out of 10, while giving Oz a 4.1 out of 10
By Gabriel Hays | Fox News
Published October 26, 2022
https://www.foxnews.com/media/philadelphia-inquirer-staff-shredded-saying-fetterman-won-debate-oz-clown-world-action
If you live in a deep blue area like I do - you understand just how insane these freaks are. They are nuts!
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If you live in a deep blue area like I do - you understand just how insane these freaks are. They are nuts!
I live in the bluest state in the country, but my people aren't California or New York crazy, except for some of the gender stuff.
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So has Madame Peolosi announced "Hammer Control" legislation yet?
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I live in the bluest state in the country, but my people aren't California or New York crazy, except for some of the gender stuff.
CA is a corrupt mess. Needs an enema.
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LOL @ voting.... its already decided by the Rothschilds...
You really think you have a choice?... good luck with that
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When not even the anointed one can control the crowd.
https://twitter.com/i/status/1586488877396664320
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GOP leads in generic congressional ballot by 2 points: WSJ poll
The Hill ^ | 11/01/2022 | JARED GANS
Posted on 11/1/2022, 11:00:37 AM by ChicagoConservative27
Republicans lead Democrats by 2 points on a generic congressional ballot with Election Day just one week away, according to a new survey.
A Wall Street Journal poll released Tuesday found 46 percent of registered voters would vote for a GOP candidate for Congress if the election was held today, and 44 percent would vote for a Democratic one.
The GOP’s lead is within the margin of error but an improvement for the party from the Journal’s August poll, which found Democrats leading by 3 points.
Pollsters found that abortion appears to have become less important of an issue than it was during the summer. Democrats started closing a gap with Republicans in the aftermath of the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade in June, but inflation and economic concerns have remained the top issues that voters list in polls leading up to the midterms.
(Excerpt) Read more at thehill.com ...
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https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/a-red-wave-could-be-headed-for-new-york-blame-andrew-cuomo/ar-AA13BSRK
:D ;D
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https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/a-red-wave-could-be-headed-for-new-york-blame-andrew-cuomo/ar-AA13BSRK
:D ;D
I early voted for Zeldin. Feels like a rare time when there’s a shot to take down a Dem in NY.
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I early voted for Zeldin. Feels like a rare time when there’s a shot to take down a Dem in NY.
I was a kid when Rockefeller and Wilson were in office, and was gone when Pataki was governor. Best of luck to you and your state!
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I early voted for Zeldin. Feels like a rare time when there’s a shot to take down a Dem in NY.
Same. I voted early for Zeldin. I like him.
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https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/restoring-america/faith-freedom-self-reliance/kathy-hochul-learns-from-terry-mcauliffe-how-to-lose-a-blue-state
Dear God please let this evil bitch go down in flames
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I was a kid when Rockefeller and Wilson were in office, and was gone when Pataki was governor. Best of luck to you and your state!
Thanks, Man.
Still an underdog but not impossible and he is closing.
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White suburban women shift support from Democrats to GOP as midterm elections near: Poll
Washington Examiner ^
Posted on 11/2/2022, 10:44:55 AM by TigerClaws
White suburban women have shifted their support in large numbers from Democrats to Republicans in the final stretch of the midterm cycle, particularly as the crucial voting bloc has become increasingly concerned with the economy and inflation.
White women living in suburban areas, a key voting group that helped Democrats seize control of the House in the 2018 midterm elections, favor Republican candidates for Congress over Democrats by 15 percentage points, according to the most recent poll from the Wall Street Journal. The latest numbers reflect rising concerns about the economy and a fading importance on abortion, giving Republicans an advantage less than one week until Election Day.
“We’re talking about a collapse, if you will, in that group on the perceptions of the economy,” said Republican pollster Tony Fabrizio, who conducted the poll with Democratic pollster John Anzalone.
More than half of suburban women (54%) say they think the country is already in a recession, and another 75% think the economy is headed in the wrong direction, according to the poll. Those are both increases from a similar poll conducted in August, in which 43% of white women said the economy had entered a recession and 59% said the economy was going in the wrong direction.
Rising costs emerged as the top issue motivating white suburban women to vote in the midterm elections, with 34% putting that as their No. 1 priority, followed by threats to democracy (28%) and abortion rights (28%), according to the poll. That could spell trouble for Democrats, who largely banked on the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade as a major motivator to increase voter turnout in their favor.
Although abortion has remained a top issue for the voting group, other concerns have largely eclipsed its momentum.
“It’s absolutely true that these women have shifted their gaze more on the economy than abortion,” said Democratic pollster Molly Murphy, who collaborated on the poll. “They think we’re in a recession. A majority are feeling financial strain in this economy.”
Of all white suburban women, 85% said they were “very” motivated to vote, making them among the most active groups expected to go to the polls next week.
The Wall Street Journal poll surveyed 1,500 registered voters between Oct. 22-26 and has a margin of error of plus or minus 5.7 percentage points.
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Scared white suburban women are the worst.
They ruin NY.
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Scared white suburban women are the worst.
They ruin NY.
They ruin EVERYTHING - they are the ones w the masks on the kids.
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Scared white suburban women are the worst.
They ruin NY.
A lot of them in NYC as well. When the Covid scam started, I knew they were gonna be a pain and man they didn’t disappoint.
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Some comments online: :D
"The Dems shouldn't be worried. Even if a Republican has a comfortable lead at midnight and the media says 99% votes counted but too close to call, by the time you wake up in the morning, all will be well for the Democrats."
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"Before you go to the polls.... fill up your car, go grocery shopping, pay your bills, check your 401K, research crime around your area....
Then vote......"
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Just know the chest is already on and picking up steam. Although the polls show a GOP blowout let’s not forget what happened in 2020 when Trump was winning by a literal landslide in all swing states then the vote count stopped around 10…then magically Biden was leading
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Just know the chest is already on and picking up steam. Although the polls show a GOP blowout let’s not forget what happened in 2020 when Trump was winning by a literal landslide in all swing states then the vote count stopped around 10…then magically Biden was leading
So suddenly you believe in the accuracy of these political polls?
In how many states did the vote count stop at 10:00 pm? Maybe not as many as some claim. If these folks are right, where's their proof? Where are the successful lawsuits over claimed election fraud?
"If wishes were horses, beggars would ride."
(https://mailershub.memberclicks.net/assets/images/blogimages/beggars%20would%20ride.jpg)
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From 2016:
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So suddenly you believe in the accuracy of these political polls?
In how many states did the vote count stop at 10:00 pm? Maybe not as many as some claim. If these folks are right, where's their proof? Where are the successful lawsuits over claimed election fraud?
"If wishes were horses, beggars would ride."
[img width=487
height=600]https://mailershub.memberclicks.net/assets/images/blogimages/beggars%20would%20ride.jpg[/img]
the lawsuits were dismissed only because the number of votes that would of been overturned was judged to not of made a difference. That is also not true as some states would of gone to trump.
Do you not research anything ?? talk about lazy.
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Biden’s Chief Of Staff Issues a “Final Warning” [Klain]
Independent Sentinel ^ | By M Dowling -November 3, 202225
Posted on 11/4/2022, 9:11:20
Chief of Staff Ron Klain, who is the brain behind Joe Biden, iterated Biden’s dark forces speech from the night before in which he dehumanized and demonized Republicans, and said it’s Joe Biden’s final warning.
“The president decided a few days ago that it was important to issue one final warning on this issue to make very clear, to leave no doubt that we have people out there still peddling the big lie, people now raising the issue of election denial,” Ron Klain said on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe.”
“Final warning?” Immediately before the election, this man is trying to terrify Americans into voting for Joe Biden, a threat to the Republic.
Biden lied continuously last night and warned that it would take several days to count ballots. Third World nations count the ballots in one night. The final warning should be vote for Joe and watch the economy collapse.
Watch:
VIDEO AT LINK....................
LOL - these people are flat out nuts
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Cook Political Report shifts Senate forecast toward GOP
The Hill ^ | 11/04/2022 | CAROLINE VAKIL
Posted on 11/4/2022, 10:35:12 AM
The nonpartisan election handicapper Cook Political Report on Friday shifted its forecast of control for the Senate toward Republicans just four days out from the November midterms.
Jessica Taylor, the Senate and governors editor for the Cook Political Report, said in her analysis that they were shifting their forecast of the race away from Democrats because the national environment as of late has been seen as more favorable toward Republicans and that issues like the economy and inflation are resonating more with voters now than abortion.
(Excerpt) Read more at thehill.com ...
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Seen all the usual democratic twitter operatives aligning on messaging that democracy is over if the Rs win the Senate or House.
All fear mongering, no substance.
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Seen all the usual democratic twitter operatives aligning on messaging that democracy is over if the Rs win the Senate or House.
All fear mongering, no substance.
Amazing the party of censorship , collusion between big tech and DHS and FBI, etc complaining of threats to democracy. ::)
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"A Colorado man who is a registered Democratic voter has been arrested on suspicion of tampering with voting equipment by allegedly inserting a USB thumb drive into a voting machine at a polling station during the primary election in June, authorities said.
Experts say even unsuccessful breaches could become major problems in the days leading up to and on Tuesday’s midterm election, causing delays at polling places or sowing the seeds of misinformation campaigns."
https://www.yahoo.com/news/man-arrested-suspicion-tampering-voting-160459790.html
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Definitely a positive sign for Zeldin. This was supposed to be a cakewalk. Now, it’s a nail biter. I’m hoping alot of Dems stay home which is what seems to be to happening as Hochul is a complete zero. All she has going for her is the “D.”
Biden and Clinton Try to Narrow Hochul’s Enthusiasm Gap in New York - The New York Times
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/06/nyregion/hochul-biden-zeldin-voters.html
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Dem poll worker ejected for pre-selecting 'straight Dem ticket' on voting machine, calling Rs 'racist'
An Indiana election office reportedly ejected a Democrat poll worker over allegations that he had pressured poll-goers against voting for certain candidates and even pre-selected Democratic candidates on a voting machine last week
https://www.yahoo.com/news/dem-poll-worker-ejected-pre-200746049.html
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Investigation reveals over 1,000 absentee ballots never mailed, Cobb Elections officials say
An investigation by Elections officials revealed the Cobb election office failed to mail more than 1,000 absentee ballots.
This discovery comes after some Cobb County residents reported that they had not received the absentee ballots they requested.
Elections and Registrations Director Janine Eveler blames this situation on human error.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/investigation-reveals-over-1-000-174024624.html
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Democrats deserve to be crushed tomorrow. They should never be allowed in power again. Ever.
Flopping Aces ^ | 11-07-22 | DrJohn
Posted on 11/7/2022
A democrat strategist got it right when she said
‘We Did Not Listen to Voters’
“I’m a loyal Democrat, but I am not happy,” Rosen said. “I just think we did not listen to voters in this election and I think we’re going to have a bad night.”
She added, “when voters tell you over and over and over again that they care mostly about the economy, listen to them! Stop talking about democracy being at stake! Democracy is at stake because people are fighting so much about what elections mean. Voters have told us what they wanted to hear. I don’t think Democrats have delivered this cycle.”
Hopefully America has learned its lesson. democrats don't listen. They don't listen because they don't care. They don't give a damn about the concerns of the little people. The peons are there to serve them, not the other way around. Nancy Pelosi has her $20,000 Subzero fridge and her $13 Jenni's ice cream and you don't. Too bad. They have an agenda to stick up your backside. They're going to treat criminals like royalty. They're going to give your kids two choices- become a drag queen or transgender. They want all your children to sexually active and sexually competent by the age of 5 and would stock all school libraries with the materials necessary. Is your food expensive? Just eat cans of Chef Boyardee!
I don't think anything really quite captured it all as Kathy Hochul, the unelected Governor of New York. She is the poster girl for this monumental elitism. NYC Subway crime is up 44% with subway murders at the highest number in 25 years. Major crime in NYC is up 36% this year.
Hochul just waves this away. "I don't know why that's so important to you," she says. It's a GOP conspiracy!
“These are master manipulators. They have this conspiracy going all across America trying to convince people in Democratic states that they’re not as safe. Well guess what? They’re also not only election deniers, they’re data deniers.”
These fears are really based on nothing more than "human emotion"
"I deal with two things here: I deal with real facts and I deal with people’s fear, and I address both. The crime related to guns is going down… We’re seeing progress there, but human emotion is different. I understand that."
If New York can't see its way to rid itself of this pompous asshat it deserves what's happening.
This denial of reality comes from the top down. Biden is in denial about the condition of the country and never stops lying. He took a shot at Lee Zeldin yesterday.
“If a politician won’t stand up to his party’s leaders to keep cops on the beat and won’t stand up to the NRA and get assault weapons off the street, do you really think he’s going to take and help your families keep safe?"
But as I said, Biden is the biggest freaking liar on the planet. As a reminder. Here's 7 minutes of democrats calling to defund the police.
Biden is a damned liar. He always has been a damned liar. I'm pretty sure I wrote this once before but it's still true. As a member of Congress and as VP, Biden had cover for his incessant lying. As President he lost all of that. He is exposed for the lout he is. He has been exposed as a pervert. He's not a nice person. He's not a decent person.
Biden is a dirtbag and is the head of a dirtbag party.
(Excerpt) Read more at floppingaces.net...
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Another Poll Spells Bad News for Sen. Maggie Hassan
townhall.com ^ | 11/7/22 | Madeline Leesman
Posted on 11/7/2022, 2:45:15 PM by cotton1706
New Hampshire’s Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate, Don Bolduc, leads his Democratic opponent, incumbent Sen. Maggie Hassan, among those undecided on who they are going to vote for, according to a new poll.
The poll from Wick Insights shows 48.4 percent of respondents saying they will vote for Bolduc and 48.3 percent saying they will vote for Hassan. When undecided voters were asked to choose between Hassan and Bolduc, 95 percent said they would vote for Bolduc.
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Twitter owner Musk throws weight behind Republicans in U.S. midterms
Twitter's new owner, Elon Musk, threw his weight behind Republicans ahead of Tuesday's U.S. midterm elections, saying they could use control of Congress to act as a balance against President Joe Biden's Democrats.
He directed his Twitter message to what he called "independent-minded voters," writing: "Shared power curbs the worst excesses of both parties, therefore I recommend voting for a Republican Congress, given that the presidency is Democratic."
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/elon-musk-recommends-voting-republicans-154631777.html
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Meygn Kelly is hot!
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if the R's win... what time do the liberal riots start ?
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if the R's win... what time do the liberal riots start ?
At what point in 2023 do they end?
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Meygn Kelly is hot!
My favorite female political host.
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I suck at predictions, but I think Republicans take north of 30 seats in the House and end up with 54 in the Senate.
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Final Polls Showing Major Kemp Victory In Georgia
Daily Wire ^ | November 8, 2022 | By Tim Meads
Posted on 11/8/2022, 11:20:03 AM by Red Badger
ATLANTA — Several final polls for Georgia’s 2022 gubernatorial race show that incumbent Governor Brian Kemp (R) will defeat Democratic candidate Stacey Abrams handily in a rematch of the 2018 election.
Per RealClearPolitics’ polling average, Kemp has an 8.3-point lead over Abrams. The Trafalgar Group’s latest and closing poll for this race reports that the governor could defeat his opponents by a margin of nearly nine points, with 52.6% of respondents in a survey taken between November 4 – November 6 affirming they would vote for Kemp. Just 43.7% of those who responded to Trafalgar said they would vote for Abrams.
Kemp spent part of Monday in Macon, Georgia, making a final plea for re-election to voters in a county that went for Abrams 62.89% to 36.90% in 2018.
“It’s been our honor, working hard every single day for the Georgia citizens,” Kemp said during one stop in the area. “We’ve been doing good in our state, quite honestly, because we’ve been saying no to Stacey Abrams.”
In recent days, Abrams has reignited criticism of Kemp for reopening Georgia’s economy and schools in the early days of the pandemic.
For his part, the governor has defended his actions while blasting Abrams for her pro-lockdown positions.
“We said ‘no’ when she criticized me for reopening small parts of our economy back during the pandemic,” he added Monday, saying he was “simply giving Georgians the opportunity to decide for themselves and give them the opportunity to live to fight another day and go back to work.”
Kemp also pointed to the Peach State’s economic success as evidence that he made the right judgment call in 2020.
“We’ve had the lowest unemployment rate in the history of our state, the most people working ever in the history of our state for two record years in a row even during a global pandemic because we said no to Stacey Abrams,” he added.
Kemp also blasted national Democrats for the damaging effects of inflation. He claimed that the top two issues on voters’ minds are the economy as well as tackling crime.
“Well, I think it’s a pocketbook election and a public safety election,” he added. “People are struggling, 60% of Americans are living week-to-week because of Joe Biden’s 40-year high inflation and disaster at the gas pump or their family vehicle up or their work vehicle up.”
Polls opened in Georgia at 7:00 am ET and will close at 7:00 pm. Due to the 2021 voting reform law signed by Kemp, election officials will now be required to count the votes through the night without stopping, which means it could be an early night for Abrams and Kemp.
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Stacey “Where My Big Girl At?” Abrams just can’t get it done.
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Fetterman Predicts ‘Dramatic’ Overnight Comeback, Taps Clinton Lawyer To Fight Pennsylvania Election Law
Nation and State ^ | 11/08/2022 | Tyler Durden
Posted on 11/8/2022, 1:39:12 PM by SeekAndFind
Pennsylvania lieutenant governor and Democratic US Senate candidate John Fetterman predicted on Monday that his Republican challenger, Dr. Mehmet Oz, will take an early lead on election day, only for a "dramatic" change to happen overnight as more ballots are counted, according to the Western Journal.
"Counting for ballots cast by mail and early in-person cannot begin until Election Day, thanks to the GOP-controlled legislature — an intentional move to help Republicans baselessly sow doubt about the election results when it suits them,” Fetterman wrote in a memo to “interested parties," reads a memo from Fetterman, according to the Washington Post.
"Pennsylvania is one of only eight states that bans pre-processing of early mail-in ballots, forcing county officials to wait until 7 a.m. on Tuesday to begin opening returned ballots and scanning them into the system," he added.
Fetterman pointed to the 1.4 million mail-in ballots requested, saying they will skew heavily Democratic when counted.
The journalistic consortium Spotlight PA reported that roughly 70 percent of the mail-in ballot requests came from registered Democrats. -Western Journal
"The biggest share of absentee and mail ballot requests came from Allegheny County [which includes Pittsburgh] and Philadelphia — nearly a quarter of the total," Spotlight reports.
"Because Pennsylvania is one of the only states that reports Election Day totals first before ballots cast by mail, and because more populated counties around Philadelphia can take longer to report, we should expect one of the most dramatic shifts in the country from initial GOP support in early results to stronger Democratic gains as more votes are processed," said Fetterman.
Meanwhile, Fetterman has tapped controversial Clinton lawyer Marc Elias' firm to challenge Pennsylvania election provisions.
As Jonathan Turley writes;
Democratic Senate candidate John Fetterman and other Democrats have filed a federal lawsuit to strike down parts of Pennsylvania’s election law after the state Supreme Court ruled that mail-in ballots with incorrect dates or no dates should not be counted.Fetterman is challenging the state law on constitutional and federal statutes. He has turned to a controversial former lawyer for Hillary Clinton to seek to strike down the provision.
John Fetterman, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) is suing Pennsylvania’s 67 county boards of elections over the “Date Instruction,” which prevents counties from counting undated or wrongly dated mail-in ballots (ballots that are timely cast and valid but missing a date on their outer return envelopes). The challenge is brought under the First and Fourteenth Amendments as well as the Materiality Provision of the Civil Rights Act.
The Supreme Court previously ruled that these rules are mandatory in Date Instruction on a Petition for Discretionary Review in In re Canvass of Absentee and Mail-In Ballots of November 3, 2020 General Election, 241 A.3d 1058, 1062 (Pa. 2020). A majority found the language of the law to be clear and mandatory. The requirement is contained in Section 3150.16 of the Election Code:
At any time after receiving an official mail-in ballot, but on or before eight o’clock P.M. the day of the primary or election, the mail-in elector shall, in secret, proceed to mark the ballot only in black lead pencil, indelible pencil or blue, black or blue-black ink, in fountain pen or ball point pen, and then fold the ballot, enclose and securely seal the same in the envelope on which is printed, stamped or endorsed “Official Election Ballot.” This envelope shall then be placed in the second one, on which is printed the form of declaration of the elector, and the address of the elector’s county board of election and the local election district of the elector. The elector shall then fill out, date and sign the declaration printed on such envelope. Such envelope shall then be securely sealed and the elector shall send same by mail, postage prepaid, except where franked, or deliver it in person to said county board of election.
25 P.S. § 3150.16(a) (emphasis added).
The majority held that, regardless of the perceived wisdom of such requirements, it is unambiguously required by the state of Pennsylvania after being approved by the state legislature
Fetterman is now asking the federal courts to negate the state provision as an “unnecessary impediment [under] the Civil Rights Act and the First and Fourteenth Amendments to the U.S. Constitution.”
The problem is that the legislature clearly concluded that such dates are material to the security of the vote-by-mail system. Fetterman is asking the federal court to simply declare that it is not since Section 101(a) of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 provides:
“No person acting under color of law shall . . . deny the right of any individual to vote in any election because of an error or omission on any record or paper relating to any application, registration, or other act requisite to voting, if such error or omission is not material in determining whether such individual is qualified under State law to vote in such election.”
Under the constitutional claims, Fetterman argues that “the Date Instruction serves no legitimate purpose. It is a trivial procedural formality that functions only to disenfranchise eligible voters seeking to vote.”
Fetterman is relying on the controversial former Clinton counsel Marc Elias and his Elias Law Group. We have previously discussed the controversial history of Elias, including accusations by reporters of allegedly denying the funding of Steele Dossier by the Clinton campaign. He has also been sanctioned by the courts and the Clinton campaign was recently sanctioned by the FEC over its hiding of the funding of the dossier through his prior firm
Elias has also been criticized for challenging elections when he and other Democratic lawyers denounced Republican challenges as a threat to democracy. Elias later came under intense criticism after a tweet that some have called inherently racist. He was denounced for a tweet where he suggested that Georgia voters could not be expected to be able to read their driver’s licenses correctly — a statement that seemed to refer to minority voters who would be disproportionately impacted by such a requirement.
The use of Elias backfired in the prior election when Terry McAuliffe hired Elias to make challenges against now Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s campaign.
In this case, local counsel is Adam C. Bonin, who signed the complaint below.
Here is the complaint: Fetterman lawsuit
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Philadelphia Officials Vote Last-Minute Election Change That Will Slow Down Vote Count
The Daily Fetched ^ | 8 November 2022 | Mary Aultman
Posted on 11/8/2022, 1:56:15 PM by Sam77
Philadelphia officials voted to impose a last-minute voting rule change that will effectively slow the vote count process.
The city’s three-member elections board voted 2-1 in favor of imposing poll book reconciliation – a drawn-out process that aims to prevent double votes, the Philadelphia Inquirer reported.
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Pretty bad for the republicans but had some big wins.
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Pretty bad for the republicans but had some big wins.
It's like the blue became bluer, and the red became redder.
Hochul and Whitmer both said that they'd C-19 all over again and were still elected.
With 67% reporting, Hobbs is leading by 4,000 votes over Lake, which Biden won by 10,457.
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It's like the blue became bluer, and the red became redder.
Hochul and Whitmer both said that they'd C-19 all over again and were still elected.
With 67% reporting, Hobbs is leading by 4,000 votes over Lake, which Biden won by 10,457.
It just goes to show how divided this country is ideologically. Crazy times.
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It just goes to show how divided this country is ideologically. Crazy times.
Thank the media. Ramming division 24/7 down the throats of Americans.
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Hochul/Fetterman 2024!!!
lets do this!!
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It just goes to show how divided this country is ideologically. Crazy times.
These times will continue the rest of our lives. The two sides hate each other and that isn't changing anytime soon.
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When a vegetable Fetterman is elected you know its rigged....
Surprised Beta ODorke was not appointed as well ???
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Dead Democrats voting for dead Democrats.
Democrat re-elected by a landslide in Pennsylvania – even though he’s dead
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A longtime Pennsylvania state representative was re-elected in a landslide – even though he died last month.
Democrat Anthony “Tony” DeLuca, Pennsylvania’s longest-serving state representative, was the choice in more than 85% of votes cast.
DeLuca, 85, died on 9 October from lymphoma, a disease he had twice previously fended off.
By the time of his death it was too late to change the ballot or put forth another candidate for his seat. While his opponent, Green candidate Queonia “Zarah” Livingston, accounted for more than 14% of the vote, DeLuca’s victory has triggered a special election that will be held on a later date.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/nov/09/pennsylvania-dead-democrat-tony-deluca-victory
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Dead Democrats voting for dead Democrats.
Democrat re-elected by a landslide in Pennsylvania – even though he’s dead
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A longtime Pennsylvania state representative was re-elected in a landslide – even though he died last month.
Democrat Anthony “Tony” DeLuca, Pennsylvania’s longest-serving state representative, was the choice in more than 85% of votes cast.
DeLuca, 85, died on 9 October from lymphoma, a disease he had twice previously fended off.
By the time of his death it was too late to change the ballot or put forth another candidate for his seat. While his opponent, Green candidate Queonia “Zarah” Livingston, accounted for more than 14% of the vote, DeLuca’s victory has triggered a special election that will be held on a later date.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/nov/09/pennsylvania-dead-democrat-tony-deluca-victory
This just goes to show how uninformed many voters are. If you are going to vote for someone, it is best to know whether they are still alive or not. Looks as if ‘the powers that be’ plan to clear this up with a special election. Hopefully, neither candidate in that election dies when it is too late to change the ballot. If either does, maybe the voters will pay more attention to this little detail... or maybe they won't.
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This just goes to show how uninformed many voters are. If you are going to vote for someone, it is best to know whether they are still alive or not. Looks as if ‘the powers that be’ plan to clear this up with a special election. Hopefully, neither candidate in that election dies when it is too late to change the ballot. If either does, maybe the voters will pay more attention to this little detail... or maybe they won't.
Hint hint - fraud.
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Hint hint - fraud.
Hint, hint, don't believe the sensationalized headlines. Honestly, I thought you were more intelligent than this.
This person was not reelected. Why? Because dead people can't hold a political office. If you are looking for someone to blame, then blame the idiot voters who voted for him. He died more than a month ago. It is the voter's responsibility to make informed votes. When was the ballot printed? When was the voter's pamphlet sent out? When was his death announced? When were the absentee ballots sent out?
Give me a break, if it was fraud, there would be no second election.
Soul Crusher, sorry to have to inform you of this, but you are 'grasping at straws'.
Wake up you conspiracy theorists, the ship has left the harbor. The voters have spoken, and their vote says enough with the conspiracy nonsense... time to get real or be out of touch with reality.
It is high time for Trump, the whale, to go home and work on his ‘orangeness’ while laying out on a chaise lounge around the pool at Mar-a-Lago with a shredder at his side destroying classified government documents which provide evidence of his numerous illegal activities. Just hope he doesn't try a cannon ball dive into the pool or he will flood the Mar-a-Lago main hall with his tsunami splash.
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This just confirms how dumb they really are.
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Hint, hint, don't believe the sensationalized headlines. Honestly, I thought you were more intelligent than this.
This person was not reelected. Why? Because dead people can't hold a political office. If you are looking for someone to blame, then blame the idiot voters who voted for him. He died more than a month ago. It is the voter's responsibility to make informed votes. When was the ballot printed? When was the voter's pamphlet sent out? When was his death announced? When were the absentee ballots sent out?
Give me a break, if it was fraud, there would be no second election.
Soul Crusher, sorry to have to inform you of this, but you are 'grasping at straws'.
Wake up you conspiracy theorists, the ship has left the harbor. The voters have spoken, and their vote says enough with the conspiracy nonsense... time to get real or be out of touch with reality.
It is high time for Trump, the whale, to go home and work on his ‘orangeness’ while laying out on a chaise lounge around the pool at Mar-a-Lago with a shredder at his side destroying classified government documents which provide evidence of his numerous illegal activities. Just hope he doesn't try a cannon ball dive into the pool or he will flood the Mar-a-Lago main hall with his tsunami splash.
This whole mail in ballot stuff is ripe for mass fraud and everyone knows it.
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This whole mail in ballot stuff is ripe for mass fraud and everyone knows it.
Not everyone knows it. I don't. Can you explain why you believe this to be the case?
Research shows that when mail voting is implemented, it actually increases voter participation. Isn't this is a good thing? It would be an even better thing if the conservative right encouraged rather than discouraged their voters to do it. Why? Because it would result in more votes for their candidates.
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Not everyone knows it. I don't. Can you explain why you believe this to be the case?
Research shows that when mail voting is implemented, it actually increases voter participation. Isn't this is a good thing? It would be an even better thing if the conservative right encouraged rather than discouraged their voters to do it. Why? Because it would result in more votes for their candidates.
Not when the voter participation is from ballot harvesting. To be honest, most people should not be voting at all.
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Twitter owner Musk throws weight behind Republicans in U.S. midterms
Twitter's new owner, Elon Musk, threw his weight behind Republicans ahead of Tuesday's U.S. midterm elections, saying they could use control of Congress to act as a balance against President Joe Biden's Democrats.
He directed his Twitter message to what he called "independent-minded voters," writing: "Shared power curbs the worst excesses of both parties, therefore I recommend voting for a Republican Congress, given that the presidency is Democratic."
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/elon-musk-recommends-voting-republicans-154631777.html
I hope Tesla cars work better than his political support or they'll go bankrupt .
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Meygn Kelly is hot!
Correct as predicting the rapid increase of Crypto currency.
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I hope Tesla cars work better than his political support or they'll go bankrupt .
Too bad he couldn't do anything about Dem's voting fraud.
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I suck at predictions, but I think Republicans take north of 30 seats in the House and end up with 54 in the Senate.
Your political predictions are successful as my marital longevity .
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I early voted for Zeldin. Feels like a rare time when there’s a shot to take down a Dem in NY.
I took a shot ...and missed .
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Thanks, Man.
Still an underdog but not impossible and he is closing.
Zeldin is what Bozo used to call " an almost winner" after a kid lost a game on his show.
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Seen all the usual democratic twitter operatives aligning on messaging that democracy is over if the Rs win the Senate or House.
All fear mongering, no substance.
I remember hearing some orange faced blowhard saying; " People are saying" to verify his nonsense. ;)
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Not when the voter participation is from ballot harvesting. To be honest, most people should not be voting at all.
What do you mean when you say most people should not be voting at all? Last I checked the U.S. was still a constitutional democracy or a representative democracy. This means that our government is elected by citizens. Here, citizens vote for their government officials.
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Too bad he couldn't do anything about Dem's voting fraud.
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Dude, just admit your side lost most of the high profile midterm elections and dems held the senate .
Just because your candidates loudly yell stuff you like , doesn't mean most people want to vote for 'em .
It happens. It's life. Accept it.
Sometimes you ask Ms Hotty out and she says fuk no.
That doesn't mean anyone tried to screw you. She didn't like you and doesn't want to date you. Full stop.
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Dude, just admit your side lost most of the high profile midterm elections and dems held the senate .
Just because your candidates loudly yell stuff you like , doesn't mean most people want to vote for 'em .
It happens. It's life. Accept it.
Sometimes you ask Ms Hotty out and she says fuk no.
That doesn't mean anyone tried to screw you. She didn't like you and doesn't want to date you. Full stop.
Dude, just admit your side cheated.
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Dude, just admit your side cheated.
Dude, just admit that you and your idol are sore losers.
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Dude, just admit that you and your idol are sore losers.
Dude, just admit you're a flaming homosexual.
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Dude, just admit you're a flaming homosexual.
Dude, just admit you have no idea what you are talking about.
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Dude, just admit that you and your idol are sore losers.
Says the guy that spent 2016 sitting in the street crying at the sky. ::)
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Dude, just admit your side cheated.
Think about it like this :
In many of the close " purple state " high profile elections, the dems just did a better job at getting voters to turn out and actually VOTE.
The MAGA republicans, keep saying the elections are fixed and make negative comments about early or mail in/absentee voting.
That tends to discourage YOUR voters from VOTING.
That's a dumb idea, if you want to win a close election.
If the GOP wants to win more statewide and national elections, the fix is easy.
Focus on issues that have a positive impact on people's lives.
Then, ENCOURAGE them to go out and VOTE in the election.
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" Deadbeat Dads for Herschel '22 "
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In many of the close " purple state " high profile elections, the dems just did a better job at getting voters to turn out and actually VOTE.
Like with your dead mother?
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Says the guy that spent 2016 sitting in the street crying at the sky. ::)
You have me confused with someone else. Politics don't make me cry. Trump doesn't make me cry. He is so ridiculous that he makes me laugh. Come to think of it, very little that happens in this world makes me cry. And another thing, never once in my entire life, have I ever sat in the street, much less doing this while crying at the sky. But hey Chaos, knock yourself out. You are welcome to your fantasy image of me. Don’t expect me to send you a photo of me crying in the street.
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You have me confused with someone else. Politics don't make me cry. Trump doesn't make me cry. He is so ridiculous that he makes me laugh. Come to think of it, very little that happens in this world makes me cry. And another thing, never once in my entire life, have I ever sat in the street, much less doing this while crying at the sky. But hey Chaos, knock yourself out. You are welcome to your fantasy image of me. Don’t expect me to send you a photo of me crying in the street.
The MAGA crowd thinks farting in an elevator is funny, UNTIL they realize they're stuck in there with ya ...smelling their own stench .
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The MAGA crowd thinks farting in an elevator is funny, UNTIL they realize they're stuck in there with ya ...smelling their own stench .
Other than getting no respect, you're no Rodney Dangerfield, Howie. More Jackie Mason, really.
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Other than getting no respect, you're no Rodney Dangerfield, Howie. More Jackie Mason, really.
LOL, at least you didn't say I looked like Rodney. ;D
Good to see you still posting and chimed in with a zinger .
On a serious note, I hope all is going well for you.
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What do you mean when you say most people should not be voting at all? Last I checked the U.S. was still a constitutional democracy or a representative democracy. This means that our government is elected by citizens. Here, citizens vote for their government officials.
Democracy is tyranny by majority. Most Americans probably can't name the 3 branches of federal government. Many don't have any skin in the game but have the same vote as a person who feeds a town in taxes. People who take out more than they give should not get to vote.
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LOL, at least you didn't say I looked like Rodney. ;D
Good to see you still posting and chimed in with a zinger .
On a serious note, I hope all is going well for you.
Thank you. I hope you and your family are doing well. I have seen your pictures here and you are no way a Rodney let alone a Jackie Mason, LOL! Be well, sir!
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Democracy is tyranny by majority. Most Americans probably can't name the 3 branches of federal government. Many don't have any skin in the game but have the same vote as a person who feeds a town in taxes. People who take out more than they give should not get to vote.
The American form of democracy is the worst form of GOV, except when compared to all other systems that were tried.
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The American form of democracy is the worst form of GOV, except when compared to all other systems that were tried.
Yeah, there is no perfect system.
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Yeah, there is no perfect system.
I'm an unashamed cheerleader for the American form of democracy.
It's not perfect, but nothing is, that's run by humans.
Unlike you and those in your camp, I welcome and encourage all citizens to vote.
However, unlike some on my side, I think every voter needs a legit photo ID.
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Unlike you and those in your camp, I welcome and encourage all citizens to vote.
However, unlike some on my side, I think every voter needs a legit photo ID.
This is a bold faced lie. The right side wants citizens to vote, not illegal immigrants, like in NY. ::) People only want accountability, all citizens over 18 are supposed to have ID, therefore they should be able to provide ID when voting, can't get a beer without one. ;)
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This is a bold faced lie. The right side wants citizens to vote, not illegal immigrants, like in NY. ::) People only want accountability, all citizens over 18 are supposed to have ID, therefore they should be able to provide ID when voting, can't get a beer without one. ;)
Nobody should be against providing ID to vote, and most polls show >80% support for this. There's no rational explanation to not requiring it.
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This is a bold faced lie. The right side wants citizens to vote, not illegal immigrants, like in NY. ::) People only want accountability, all citizens over 18 are supposed to have ID, therefore they should be able to provide ID when voting, can't get a beer without one. ;)
It looks like we agree .
In related news, Hell just opened an ice skating rink ;)
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Another fine example of voter fraud evidence that could hold up in any court ...on "fantasy island" . ::)
Maybe BigFoot carried in the fake ballots or aliens flew in from Roswell NM and stuffed a drop box?
The only fraud is the lame stories from butt hurt election losers .
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Democracy is tyranny by majority. Most Americans probably can't name the 3 branches of federal government. Many don't have any skin in the game but have the same vote as a person who feeds a town in taxes. People who take out more than they give should not get to vote.
You make a good point, maybe not the one you intended though.
Hmmm, tyranny by majority doesn't seem that bad when you compare it to the other two types of tyranny. Government by one individual (in an autocracy) to government by a minority (in an oligarchy, tyranny of the minority) to government by a majority (in a democracy, tyranny of the majority).
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You make a good point, maybe not the one you intended though.
Hmmm, tyranny by majority doesn't seem that bad when you compare it to the other two types of tyranny. Government by one individual (in an autocracy) to government by a minority (in an oligarchy, tyranny of the minority) to government by a majority (in a democracy, tyranny of the majority).
When the majority are easily brainwashed things will not end well. People getting freebies from the government will always vote for more freebies. We now are almost at critical mass. Watch the movie Idiocracy for a humorous look at where we are headed.
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When the majority are easily brainwashed things will not end well. People getting freebies from the government will always vote for more freebies. We now are almost at critical mass. Watch the movie Idiocracy for a humorous look at where we are headed.
When you say the majority are easily brainwashed, would that include liberals, conservatives, and others? Democrats are not in the majority at 46.3%. Republicans on their own at only 24% are in the minority, but when combined with independents and non-affiliated voters the total is around 54%, which would be the majority. The bottom line is it seems like Republicans are doing a poor job at attracting voters.
I am a democrat. Have been since I first registered to vote when I was 21years old. I do not recall getting freebies from the government. What kind of freebies are you talking about? If democrats get them, wouldn't republicans and independents also get them?
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What an absolute disaster for the GOP. They have the most incompetent, ineffective, dishonest person to ever hold the presidency, an equally horrible VP, pretty much every indicator is bad, foreign policy sucks, directly responsible for the death of Marines in Afghanistan, etc., etc. Should have been a red wave. Turned out to be barely a trickle.
Why? Because the Republican Party sucks. The only reason they are still relevant is the Democrat Party is worse and intellectually bankrupt.
What a bunch of duds. I mean they could not beat a guy in Fetterman who is less coherent than Biden. The RNC head should be fired.
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Too many RINOS in the swamp.
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What an absolute disaster for the GOP. They have the most incompetent, ineffective, dishonest person to ever hold the presidency, an equally horrible VP, pretty much every indicator is bad, foreign policy sucks, directly responsible for the death of Marines in Afghanistan, etc., etc. Should have been a red wave. Turned out to be barely a trickle.
Why? Because the Republican Party sucks. The only reason they are still relevant is the Democrat Party is worse and intellectually bankrupt.
What a bunch of duds. I mean they could not beat a guy in Fetterman who is less coherent than Biden. The RNC head should be fired.
Agreed. Well said!
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Black Turnout in Midterms Was One of the Low Points for Democrats
There was a lot of good news — or at least news that felt good — for Democrats this election cycle, from holding the Senate to remaining stubbornly competitive in the House.
But as more data becomes final, it’s clear that Black turnout is not one of those feel-good stories for the party.
We won’t get conclusive numbers on this for months, but the evidence so far raises the distinct possibility that the Black share of the electorate sank to its lowest level since 2006. It certainly did in states like Georgia and North Carolina, where authoritative data is already available.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/black-turnout-midterms-one-low-132820343.html