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Skippy McPants posted:Franchise owners getting uppity? No problem, just send in the fasch! wow just another reason to hate 7-11
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evilweasel posted:in no particular order #9 would be glowing hagiographies of those misunderstood nazis. #10 would be silencing their actual journalists on social media while letting their lovely opinion writers have free reign to spread lies.
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Push El Burrito posted:I can't believe Hillary coordinated a bloodless coup inside the DNC and now rules with an iron fist. I mean, she kind of did, she just hosed off after she lost and no longer has the reins of power (especially since a not insignificant amount of her power was on the basis of 'piss off the clintons and you'll never go anywhere' and people no longer believe that.)
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So this has probably already been mentioned here but Dana Rohrabacher narrowly lost his house seat in Orange County CA. Get hosed you traitorous Putin dick sucker. (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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Honestly I could give a poo poo about clinton. The people I want blacklisted from politics are her top advisors. They failed to understand how things work in both 2008 and 2016, leading to two enormous upset losses and have no business being involved in any campaign ever again.
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Condiv posted:wow As if their lovely smelling slurpees weren't enough
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1glitch0 posted:A bar scuffle at the "Farmington Country Club bar". lol Yeah, his son probably threw a napkin
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Everyone is beginning to call AZ-Sen and it's pretty obvious by Rick Scott's fuckery that FL-Sen has Nelson winning too (though it may not end up that way) https://twitter.com/PpollingNumbers/status/1061785357048561664
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skylined! posted:Everyone is beginning to call AZ-Sen and it's pretty obvious by Rick Scott's fuckery that FL-Sen has Nelson winning too (though it may not end up that way) She increased her lead by another couple thousand votes after the latest round of counts dropped today. Guess McSally will have to wait till after Christmas when Kyl retires so she'll get McCain's seat instead 
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So what's that make the likely Senate count? 53-47?
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skylined! posted:Everyone is beginning to call AZ-Sen and it's pretty obvious by Rick Scott's fuckery that FL-Sen has Nelson winning too (though it may not end up that way) it's unfortunate that she's terrible 
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Harik posted:Honestly I could give a poo poo about clinton. The people I want blacklisted from politics are her top advisors. They failed to understand how things work in both 2008 and 2016, leading to two enormous upset losses and have no business being involved in any campaign ever again.
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Wicked Them Beats posted:So what's that make the likely Senate count? 53-47? At least 53-47. If lightning strikes and Bill Nelson somehow pulls a rabbit out of the hat, that would make it 52-48, and if a second bolt of lightning strikes in Mississippi and Mike Espy wins the runoff, 51-49. NOTE: Neither of those things are likely to happen.
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Ague Proof posted:It was a concern against Mondale. Reagan showed early evidence of donkeybrains in their first debate, but he managed to own the issue with a scripted witticism. Reagan could be trained, Trump will likely forget his own name on stage and in front of a camera.
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Fritz Coldcockin posted:At least 53-47. If lightning strikes and Bill Nelson somehow pulls a rabbit out of the hat, that would make it 52-48, and if a second bolt of lightning strikes in Mississippi and Mike Espy wins the runoff, 51-49.
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OB_Juan posted:I'm going to be so hype if Rick Scott loses his seat, more if he hype runs into legal troubles over election tampering, and amazingly hype if he actually faces a legal consequence. It's amazing that my hatred of Rick Scott and Scott Walker was changed to Rick Scott and Brian Kemp all in a matter of a few days.
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Crabtree posted:Reagan could be trained, Trump will likely forget his own name on stage and in front of a camera. Wasn't there a case in which inside people basically leaked Carter's debate prep to his team and instead of turning it down like other candidates had in similar situations, he went ham on it?
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Condiv posted:it's unfortunate that she's terrible Sinema spent her entire campaign calling herself independent, and touting that she is the most likely to cross party lines of any person in Congress. I don't think she called herself a Democrat one time that I saw her. McSally on the other hand ran HARD to the right on every single issue and barely even bothered to tack back toward the center during the general, including full-throatedly supporting Trump and all his pet issues. It seems that Arizona wants that delicious  That said, I haven't lived here long enough to know what Sinema's politics are actually like. A longer-time AZ goon would know. But I do know a lot of Dems voted for that particular Border Wall bill and we were ready to call it a win despite everything because it would have secured the Dreamers. That was the one Trump himself blew up by demanding cuts of legal immigration after getting everything he wanted.
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Sanguinia posted:It seems that Arizona wants that delicious Yes bipartisan decorum is what a lot of american voters want thats why politicians do the things they do. Dems arent any worse than the american people, by and large. If you want to change the Dems, change the people.
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Sanguinia posted:Sinema spent her entire campaign calling herself independent, and touting that she is the most likely to cross party lines of any person in Congress. I don't think she called herself a Democrat one time that I saw her. McSally on the other hand ran HARD to the right on every single issue and barely even bothered to tack back toward the center during the general, including full-throatedly supporting Trump and all his pet issues. this a somewhat inaccurate summation of that particular DACA bill (it was actually pretty solid for Democrats and Trump DEFINITELY did not get 'everything he wanted' even in wall funding terms) on the plus side, you managed to use the decorum smiley in a positive context, so
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Your Taint posted:As far as I'm concerned, the worst D is better than the best R. When you are playing team politics this strictly you end up supporting Democrats that voted Yes on Kavanaugh while hating Republicans that voted No. You might want to consider political platforms and literally any other information beyond the name of the team.
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Chilichimp posted:Manchin for 6 more years... ugh
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Rectal Death Adept posted:When you are playing team politics this strictly you end up supporting Democrats that voted Yes on Kavanaugh while hating Republicans that voted No. You might want to consider political platforms and literally any other information beyond the name of the team. Ok so would you rather have had the R win the seat? Yes, Manchin does indeed suck and he's the worst dem, but given the choice between getting kicked in the teeth or shot in the head, I'd choose the kick.
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Rectal Death Adept posted:When you are playing team politics this strictly you end up supporting Democrats that voted Yes on Kavanaugh while hating Republicans that voted No. You might want to consider political platforms and literally any other information beyond the name of the team. Only one Democrat voted Yes on Kavanaugh, and last I heard, he wasn't running against a Republican that (would have) voted No. I haven't seen an election with a better Republican candidate yet.
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Harik posted:Honestly I could give a poo poo about clinton. The people I want blacklisted from politics are her top advisors. They failed to understand how things work in both 2008 and 2016, leading to two enormous upset losses and have no business being involved in any campaign ever again. Those are also coincidentally the same people who are the sources of all these "Clinton should/will run in 2020!" articles (the ones not coming from the right wing media), confirming that they are exactly as useless and inept as you accuse them of. / There also a crowd of people in DC/NOVA who keep seeing dollar signs in finding their old floppy disks, copying the "insights" to a new letterhead, updating a few dates, and printing off five figure consulting fees.
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Rectal Death Adept posted:When you are playing team politics this strictly you end up supporting Democrats that voted Yes on Kavanaugh while hating Republicans that voted No. You might want to consider political platforms and literally any other information beyond the name of the team. Control of the legislative agenda and the ability to block lovely Fascist policy is more important than ideology purity. Because Joe Manchin's lovely opinions don't matter in Democratic controlled Senate. This isn't that loving complicated to understand. At least it shouldn't be.
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Rectal Death Adept posted:When you are playing team politics this strictly you end up supporting Democrats that voted Yes on Kavanaugh while hating Republicans that voted No. You might want to consider political platforms and literally any other information beyond the name of the team. Zero Republicans voted no on Kavanaugh
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Here's a question: why are we arguing whether Hillary or Bernie should have won? Here's a hot take: it's actually GOOD that they both lost. If either would have won, we would have gotten absolutely nothing done, no SC appointment, AND had been on the receiving end of this recent midterm bloodbath, losing the power of redistricting for another decade. Trump is the best thing to happen to the Democratic party in years. Your Taint posted:As far as I'm concerned, the worst D is better than the best R. This has been my guiding philosophy since 2010.
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Unormal posted:Yes bipartisan decorum is what a lot of american voters want thats why politicians do the things they do. Dems arent any worse than the american people, by and large. If you want to change the Dems, change the people. decorum and bipartisanship is what the american people want, this is why they elected a racist senile carnival barker and are rewarding furious political polarization in both parties OR 'decorum' and 'civility' simply designate the limited range of political expression that a comfortable, deeply sophistic, institutionally embedded and predominantly white affluent political class deems acceptable GEE I WONDER WHICH ONE IS TRUE
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VitalSigns posted:Zero Republicans voted no on Kavanaugh Yeah, even Murkowski pulled a no vote in the name of
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Office Pig posted:Joe Biden drinks the blood of children. i'm not sure if "masters of war" is an apt term as mastery implies some sort of proficiency, and they were really bad at wars after starting them
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Mr Interweb posted:Here's a question: why are we arguing whether Hillary or Bernie should have won? Instead, we've gotten a whole lot of bad poo poo done and 2 SC appointments to conservative hacks? I mean, I agree that Democrats probably get slaughtered in 2018 had Clinton won in 2016, but I still don't think I'd slide it as far as "Trump winning was Good."
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VitalSigns posted:Zero Republicans voted no on Kavanaugh Murkowsky voted present.
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If Joe Manchin was a senator from Illinois or New York or California then yeah gently caress him forever. I'll take a lovely D in that seat over an R any day of the week though, and if you believe a carbon copy of Bernie Sanders or whatever would win in West Virginia then I don't know what the gently caress to tell you.
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McSally would need to win the remaining votes about 60%-40%, which probably ain't gonna happen. https://twitter.com/Garrett_Archer/status/1061791241505988608
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