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Caros posted:Oh no! We've lost one of our 47 seat majority. How ever will we continue to completely fail to govern without it? Only the dumbest of idiots are going to look at this race, which was down to a razor thin margin BEFORE this incident, and think 'this was totally, 100% decided by him assaulting a reporter the day before." Quist was running on healthcare issues the whole time, and the assault was because he asked about the CBO score, for fucks sake
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Doctor Butts posted:Yo this is the same chick that said she was gonna be the new press secretary for the White House. She's also Gavin Newsom's ex-wife. Talk about twisting the knife.
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empty whippet box posted:Only the dumbest of idiots are going to look at this race, which was down to a razor thin margin BEFORE this incident, and think 'this was totally, 100% decided by him assaulting a reporter the day before." Quist was running on healthcare issues the whole time, and the assault was because he asked about the CBO score, for fucks sake Counterpoint: these are people who were considering voting for a Republican in YOOl 2017
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Tatsuta Age posted:
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B B posted:Fox News's president of programming asked Hannity to stfu about Seth Rich: Even better is that he is not going to do this at all.
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empty whippet box posted:Only the dumbest of idiots are going to look at this race, which was down to a razor thin margin BEFORE this incident, and think 'this was totally, 100% decided by him assaulting a reporter the day before." Quist was running on healthcare issues the whole time, and the assault was because he asked about the CBO score, for fucks sake So, republican house members.
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Mahoning posted:The chaos orb claims its first of many victims. i LOVE chaos orbs much prefer finding exalts tho
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Office Pig posted:Even better is that he is not going to do this at all. I await Infowars announcing their new staff reporter Sean Hannity.
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Lightning Lord posted:Is there any truth to the idea that Murdoch's kids are way more centrist than he is? They definitely are but it's hard to tell how much less conservative they are because there's no way in hell they'll publicly admit it until their dad dies. I mean it's hard to be *less centrist* than Rupert loving Murdoch anyway.
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TremorX posted:The right's bloodlust isn't sated when their enemies are defeated; it persists until there is no one left to devour, not even themselves. One is the FYGMiest number
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So it is a little past 6 am in Brussels, the orange one should awake soon and bless us with his 140 character long knowledge.
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Lightning Lord posted:Is there any truth to the idea that Murdoch's kids are way more centrist than he is? From what I understand, at least enough for it to be noticeable. One of them bought NatGeo a few years ago, and aside from increasing their licensing in relatively harmless ways (NatGeo branded pet supplies, for one) has left them more-or-less alone and promised not to interfere with their editorial work. Had Rupe bought them, they could've easily been turned into something much worse.
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Caros posted:Oh no! We've lost one of our 47 seat majority. How ever will we continue to completely fail to govern without it? If the GOP loses a special election that they should've won simply by remembering to run a candidate they are going to be loving terrified of what 2018 brings. Also, unseating an incumbent Quist in 2018 is going to be even harder, especially if 2018 ends up being a blue tidal wave due to the GOP spending the next 18 months reminding the nation of why everyone should hate them. Same goes for GA-06. Ossof winning it would be huge even if holding it in 2018 will be hard (and holding it in non-Dem wave elections will be nearly impossible) because it is going to be like a knife to the gut of the GOP.
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Tatsuta Age posted:
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DC Murderverse posted:if I'm a journalist in DC after a Gianforte win I'm making extra sure I talk a little louder and get the recorder a little closer to his face when I'm interviewing him. also wear a pair of these for every interview
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Elotana posted:Gianforte is still a 60/40 favorite per PredictIt He'll serve his first few weeks/months from a Montana jail cell.
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FlamingLiberal posted:https://twitter.com/JohnDingell/status/867581268699082754 Not for the fact the he recently turned 90, I would vote for him.
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Discussion Quorum posted:also wear a pair of these for every interview 
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Caros posted:Oh no! We've lost one of our 47 seat majority. How ever will we continue to completely fail to govern without it? In a way, isn't every victory a loss?
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Buca di Bepis posted:In a way, isn't every victory a loss? New thread title please mods
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axeil posted:It just seems odd to me that a state with one at-large district has a completely different dynamic from its Senate races. It really isn't there's a lot of place that used to be like Montana. Look at Arkansas. Traditionally Democrats do very well there. Clinton, Dale Bumpers, James Fullbright. The Democrat hosed themselves over in Arkansas by not knowing how to market themselves or represent their voters
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Tatsuta Age posted:New thread title please mods Yes. Also to the person you guys are quoting gently caress off with this nothing matters bullshit.
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FlamingLiberal posted:https://twitter.com/JohnDingell/status/867581268699082754 lol https://twitter.com/JohnDingell/status/867588252479488001 just lol
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 Elotana posted:Gianforte is still a 60/40 favorite per PredictIt Clinton was 80-20 in Pennsylvania up until she lost. What the gently caress is he even talking about? What does terrorism have to do with food stamps?
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Grapplejack posted:What the gently caress is he even talking about? What does terrorism have to do with food stamps? Nothing, that's why he's talking about terrorism and not
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Terrorists often come from the lower rungs of society, so by denying the poor food stamps you are killing future generations of terrorists.
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Evil Fluffy posted:If the GOP loses a special election that they should've won simply by remembering to run a candidate they are going to be loving terrified of what 2018 brings. Also, unseating an incumbent Quist in 2018 is going to be even harder, especially if 2018 ends up being a blue tidal wave due to the GOP spending the next 18 months reminding the nation of why everyone should hate them. I agree! I prefaced all of this by saying it was good that he won, but lovely that the GOP has a flimsy excuse to sell to their members that he actually lost because he chokeslammed a reporter the night before the election. My whole point is I want them terrified and that they hopefully get scared enough not to kick 23 million people off healthcare before the dem wave kicks them out. SamuraiFoochs posted:Yes. Also to the person you guys are quoting gently caress off with this nothing matters bullshit. There is a difference between 'nothing matters' and 'I wish we'd kicked his teeth in over policy issues rather than this specific candidate being a douchebag'. The former will scare republicans, the latter will make them laugh, albeit nervously.
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Zil posted:Terrorists often come from the lower rungs of society, so by denying the poor food stamps you are killing future generations of terrorists. Bing bong so simple I just looked up John Dingell and he's my new favorite maple grandpa
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ISeeCuckedPeople posted:It really isn't there's a lot of place that used to be like Montana. Arkansas is a southern state (since people insist on that terminology, of course Arkansas is also an Eastern state), and it fought for the confederacy and had a history of plantation agriculture, social stratification, and religious conformity. As well as never having industrial centers. Montana's early founding was on independent agriculture by mostly self-sufficient farmers, it was never disloyal to the United States, racial animus wasn't a factor, because farmers were independent, they weren't as tied up with social hierarchy as people in a plantation state were. Religion and belonging to a community are not as important as they are in Montana isn't very important, it isn't perfect, and there is a good chance the residents of Montana will betray their history by voting in a fascist baby with a short temper tomorrow. But even if that happens, don't treat Montana like it is just part of West Virginia or something. West Virginia is a creature of the East Coast, and yes, parts of West Virginia are (according to the US government) just suburbs of Washington, D.C. Talking about Montana because you've been to suburban Pennsylvania is like if you tried to describe an ostrich after you found a dead pigeon on your doorstep. My neighbor in Montana, who fought successfully to keep Walmart out of our town, had an emu ranch, btw.
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DACK FAYDEN posted:What does "clash of culture" mean? Either the definition the shitheads advance or the non-dogwhistle version. I thought they were more afraid of Sharia Law's forceful imposition or whatever? White supremacy. "Clash of culture" almost always means white supremacy.
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