1 hour ago, BFit said:

Did you see the options we had to vote for? Perfectly reasonable to just not vote rather than vote for the crap they wheeled out in most of these races..... 

I get it. Piss poor choices almost  all around, but even in that case, throw a protest vote at a third party to bring more options to the table. IDK, personally I make every effort to vote in every primary and every regular election. Figure it’s the least I can do and allows me to **** about whoever’s in office. If you don’t vote i don’t think the complaining holds as much weight since you didn’t deem it worthwhile in first place. 

Shapiro was actually a very good candidate, and was a very good AG.

He totally defies the labels usually thrown at democrat AGs - he's a "throwback" if you will.

And he was up against a guy who would have been monstrously bad as governor.

If you voted for Mastriano, you're a blind partisan. Shapiro is everything Republicans say they want Democrats to be. Mastriano told you exactly what he was, and it was far worse than even Trump. 

1 hour ago, DEagle7 said:

Editor from the Babylon Bee officially pulls into the lead for the "most unhinged meltdown in response to the election results" award.  

It's weird that the Republican party would have a problem with single women (or women in general). I would have never seen this coming.

 

1 hour ago, Dave Moss said:

Good God, this is my first time watching this.  It sounds like he’s reading a BigLou22 post.

 

This one isn't any better.  Strong serial killer vibes

 

5 minutes ago, lynched1 said:

 

Without those votes surely the Republicans would have won the San Francisco suburbs!

1 minute ago, DEagle7 said:

Without those votes surely the Republicans would have won the San Francisco suburbs!

Fails to answer why they are there doesn't it?

Thanks for your insight.

56 minutes ago, homerpat said:

I get it. Piss poor choices almost  all around, but even in that case, throw a protest vote at a third party to bring more options to the table. IDK, personally I make every effort to vote in every primary and every regular election. Figure it’s the least I can do and allows me to **** about whoever’s in office. If you don’t vote i don’t think the complaining holds as much weight since you didn’t deem it worthwhile in first place. 

Hey I'm the same way. But I think a lot of people see terrible options in a midterm and figure it's not worth the effort. It's like being told to vote on getting kicked in the left nut or right nut and being told that voting for not getting kicked is throwing away your vote. 

 

 

51 minutes ago, lynched1 said:

Fails to answer why they are there doesn't it?

Thanks for your insight.

The thought that some right wing postal worker wanted to toss a bunch of ballots from a hard left area never crossed that brilliant mind of yours eh?

Weird considering the vast majority of voter fraud in 2020 was Republicans trying to stuff the ballot for Trump.

1 hour ago, DEagle7 said:

This one isn't any better.  Strong serial killer vibes

 

Yeah, I honestly don’t get the appeal here.  Ok, you like guns…. Who gives a f?  You’re running for a six-year term.  You better have more to offer than just being a gun nut.

That being said I gave some high school juniors an exercise in class where I asked them to rank the first 10 amendments.  Like half the class said the 2nd amendment is the most important one.   This high school is in rural North Carolina btw.

40 minutes ago, Dave Moss said:

Yeah, I honestly don’t get the appeal here.  Ok, you like guns…. Who gives a f?  You’re running for a six-year term.  You better have more to offer than just being a gun nut.

That being said I gave some high school juniors an exercise in class where I asked them to rank the first 10 amendments.  Like half the class said the 2nd amendment is the most important one.   This high school is in rural North Carolina btw.

Good to see they are ignoring your indoctrination 

 

Not sure Masto recovers from this.

Edit: I did the math, that's a 20-point margin!

1 hour ago, JohnSnowsHair said:

The thought that some right wing postal worker wanted to toss a bunch of ballots from a hard left area never crossed that brilliant mind of yours eh?

Weird considering the vast majority of voter fraud in 2020 was Republicans trying to stuff the ballot for Trump.

Here's the interesting part hair.

It was a tweet about finding a sack of ballots tossed over a hillside. I assigned nothing to the article.

Secondly. Fat Fing chance. You can't even confirm that BS. On the other hand I can tell you they reportly found a sack of ballots tossed over a hillside. 😊

 

1 hour ago, Dave Moss said:

Yeah, I honestly don’t get the appeal here.  Ok, you like guns…. Who gives a f?  You’re running for a six-year term.  You better have more to offer than just being a gun nut.

That being said I gave some high school juniors an exercise in class where I asked them to rank the first 10 amendments.  Like half the class said the 2nd amendment is the most important one.   This high school is in rural North Carolina btw.

That second amendment is the best defense for the other 9.

2 hours ago, JohnSnowsHair said:

Shapiro was actually a very good candidate, and was a very good AG.

He totally defies the labels usually thrown at democrat AGs - he's a "throwback" if you will.

And he was up against a guy who would have been monstrously bad as governor.

If you voted for Mastriano, you're a blind partisan. Shapiro is everything Republicans say they want Democrats to be. Mastriano told you exactly what he was, and it was far worse than even Trump. 

I don’t really consider him a "very good AG.” HOWEVER, he was MILES ahead of that psychopath Mastriano. I could not have been more disappointed in the R candidates the party put forth here in PA. 

So, DeSantis won big in Florida. Now republicans are all in on DeSantis and turning against Trump. Now Trump finally knows what it's like to be traded in for a younger model. 

2 hours ago, JohnSnowsHair said:

Shapiro is everything Republicans say they want Democrats to be. 

No he's not.

I bet the DNC never lets a bankruptcy court anywhere near that money.

Red tsunami!!

I'm again reminded of how simple it must be to reflexively say "it bad = Dems did that!"

Freeing one's mind from any pretense of critical thinking really must be liberating. 

12 minutes ago, Dave Moss said:

 

31 minutes ago, Dave Moss said:

Red tsunami!!

Wow... didn't expect to be hearing talk about Democrats holding on in the House.

28 minutes ago, JohnSnowsHair said:

I'm again reminded of how simple it must be to reflexively say "it bad = Dems did that!"

Freeing one's mind from any pretense of critical thinking really must be liberating. 

Been the left wing mantra since the 80s really