Iron Twinkie posted:

JEB! will change parties to the Democrats and the DNC will throw themselves at his feet.

Raskolnikov38 posted:

I'm more interested in the person that goes around handicapping people

Feldegast42 posted:

That's why we primary the gently caress out of nearly every Democrat in the party so they have nowhere to run

Go full Stalin on the bitches (ok don't shoot them, but definitely kill their political careers if they don't convert)

logikv9 posted:

Matt Zerella posted:

https://twitter.com/JStein_Vox/status/895471755271196672

L O goddamn motherfucking L

Scent of Worf posted:

https://twitter.com/DavidOAtkins/status/895449710185529344

rofl

Scent of Worf posted:

https://twitter.com/DavidOAtkins/status/895449710185529344

rofl

Matt Zerella posted:

https://twitter.com/JStein_Vox/status/895471755271196672

L O goddamn motherfucking L

Nonsense posted:

demoncrats

Nonsense posted:

Matt Zerella posted:

https://twitter.com/JStein_Vox/status/895471755271196672

L O goddamn motherfucking L

Scent of Worf posted:

https://twitter.com/DavidOAtkins/status/895449710185529344

rofl

punk rebel ecks posted:

Then how did Obama win if not all Democrats voted for him?

Taintrunner posted:

zuckerberg hacked the election! real news!

The Muppets On PCP posted:

just a reminder amid all this excitement over ossof losing to the zaxbys chicken mascot there was another election that evening in south carolina where the dem performed even better with zero support in a district clinton lost by 20+

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Carolina%27s_5th_congressional_district_special_election,_2017

quote:

60% Of House Democrats Vote For A Defense Budget Even Bigger Than Trump's

For the 2017 fiscal year that ends on September 30, the Obama budget called for $582.7 billion, which included a base budget of $523.9 billion and the "overseas contingency operations (OCO) budget" of $58.8 billion. The Trump administration wanted to add about $54 billion. As the Defense Department's own budget numbers showed, it requested $574.5 billion in base budget and $64.6 billion in OCO for a total of $639.1 billion.

Today, the House passed a $696.5 billion defense bill that makes Trump's look positively reasonable in comparison.

Of the 194 Democrats, 117 voted for the bill and 73 voted against, with 4 not voting. In other words, of the party that supposedly opposes rampant military spending and the Trump administration, 60% voted for this bill.

Scent of Worf posted:

https://twitter.com/DavidOAtkins/status/895449710185529344

rofl

Darkman Fanpage posted:

ALSO SINCE WHEN IS CORN A SOLELY POC FOOD WHITE PEOPLE LOVE THE poo poo OUT OF CORN EVERYBODY IN THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE DOES

Zas posted:

both those #s sound too high to me

Agnosticnixie posted:

I would be amazingly surprised if a big donor's kid didn't find a way to fail up.

Rand alPaul posted:

Corn on the cob with some butter and salt and pepper is really delicious.

Frijolero posted:

love to think about ossoff's concession speech where he imitates obama

https://twitter.com/LukewSavage/status/877992418624360453

SKULL.GIF posted:

that's exactly what it is

the Party is going to find some use for Ossoff even if they couldn't brute force him into the House

Yinlock posted:

have they considered using him to cut costs by not employing him at all

Frijolero posted:

love to think about ossoff's concession speech where he imitates obama

https://twitter.com/LukewSavage/status/877992418624360453

quote:

“Dictatorial.” “Arrogant.” “Pompous.” “Superficial.” “Tone-deaf.” “Tone-dead.” “Out of line.” “Insulting” — “absolutely insulting.”

These are the words that Nina Turner, president of the group founded by Bernie Sanders to further his "political revolution," used in an interview to describe the Democratic National Committee. The grievances converge around a recent trip to deliver petitions to the party’s headquarters in Washington, where Turner and other progressives were greeted by barricades, security guards, and an offering of donuts and water, an empty gesture indicative, as she saw it, of an institution that isn't “smart enough, humble enough, to say let’s take a step back and really listen to the people," that instead is far too willing to “disregard people,” to “dismiss,” “belittle,” and “shun,” to “push them to the side” — all of which has left Turner with the view, as she puts it, that "the establishment side of the Democratic Party have shown themselves to be dictators" who "want to dictate the terms of unity."