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:lamo
I forgot how out of it you are.
Literally photographic proof of their racist temper tantrums, and you still pretend they don't exist.
Nice job.
I can only imagine how many times ropes and apes were allude to.Photographic? I shot something like 120 hours of video between 2009 and 2011.
I can only imagine how many times ropes and apes were allude to.
They'll suck it up and move on.
Meanwhile, if the Democrats don't at least take the house, there will be riots and violence like we haven't seen since the '60s.
If that happens, I won't be angry at Democratic politicians, I'll be livid and disgusted with Democratic voters.
OTOH: how will they right-wing react to there being no red wave? Not good.
:lamo
I forgot how out of it you are.
Literally photographic proof of their racist temper tantrums, and you still pretend they don't exist.
Nice job.
Now...show us all the Tea Party RIOTS...
If the Dems don't win the house then voting will be over. Trump will be president for life. I know you will laugh at that but someone has to keep Trump in check. GOP is not doing it.
If the Dems don't win the house then voting will be over. Trump will be president for life. I know you will laugh at that but someone has to keep Trump in check. GOP is not doing it.
If that happens, I won't be angry at Democratic politicians, I'll be livid and disgusted with Democratic voters.
OTOH: how will they right-wing react to there being no red wave? Not good.
if they don't win the House? I mean how demoralizing would that be? Just when they don't think they could lose any more. What if they did? Another two years of Republican control. We know Trump isn't going anywhere. We know that the Senate isn't going anywhere. Then we could even have yet another opening on the Supreme Court, almost for sure if Trump wins in 2020. Oops, that means maybe the left still haven't hit rock bottom yet.
Do you think I care what you think?
Because I really don't.
When you know it's only because the elections are rigged it's not really demoralizing it's infuriating. Imagine if a large majority of Americans were voting Republican in almost every election, but Democrats still got to control all three branches of government due to gerrymandering, 2 senators per state, the electoral college and voter suppression? How do you think gun crazy white guys would handle that?
if they don't win the House? I mean how demoralizing would that be? Just when they don't think they could lose any more. What if they did? Another two years of Republican control. We know Trump isn't going anywhere. We know that the Senate isn't going anywhere. Then we could even have yet another opening on the Supreme Court, almost for sure if Trump wins in 2020. Oops, that means maybe the left still haven't hit rock bottom yet.
Ummm... When the majority of voters support your candidate you actually are supposed to be entitled to win. That's how democracies are supposed to work.
Do you think I care what you think?
Because I really don't.
If we don't win at least the House...if we lose in both chambers, we have NOBODY to blame except ourselves.
I am all for taking responsibility on stuff like this and this election is very much ours to win or lose, but it's up to us the voters, to do our duty.
Laughing? No, I take it seriously, it's no laughing matter.
I love my country.
And all of the top national D leadership have to be shown the door....FINALLY.....Can we agree on that?
:lamo
I forgot how out of it you are.
Literally photographic proof of their racist temper tantrums, and you still pretend they don't exist.
Nice job.
Shot for MoveOn, HuffPost, you name it...about five or six online outfits and a fair amount of it also got syndicated to the news media as well.
I thought about getting back into it again but ever since Charlottesville I've been thinking about my physical well being and I decided to pass.
That's completely ass-backwards. You do realize that most people aren't spending their free-time on a political m-board, crossing-swords (Snnrrk) with Republicans, right? No, most people tune out politics, and are focused on working, family, and the minutiae of life. The people's representation has utterly failed them, and understandably, much of the public has been jaded for at least far back as I remember.
Within my 'circle', those friends and family that I know well, I'm easily one of the most, if not the most invested in politics, only challenged in that regard by my twin brother. This has caused no shortage of friction, and has probably damaged some of my personal relationships. Add in the massive information-overload that we've been afflicted with, and it's no wonder why regular, sane folks simply check out.
It is the candidate's burden to excite these people, to give them a reason to believe that they are fighting for them. It's the politician's job to cut through the bull**** and give the average Joe a reason to believe that going to vote is important, and will substantively improve their lives. Until a party steps up to the plate and boldly offers real change without beating around the bush, then voter-turnout will always be weak.
Nah. Peaceful transition of power is a tradition that only democrats oppose today.
The better question is what happens if the GOP looses the Senate?
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