Republicans switched party lines to vote for dem senators in the mid terms

[quote]In state after state, the final turnout data shows that registered Republicans turned out at a higher rate — and in some places a much higher rate — than registered Democrats, including in many of the states where Republicans were dealt some of their most embarrassing losses.

Instead, high-profile Republicans like Herschel Walker in Georgia or Blake Masters in Arizona lost because Republican-leaning voters decided to cast ballots for Democrats, even as they voted for Republican candidates for U.S. House or other down-ballot races in their states.[/quote]



[url]https://www.yahoo.com/news/turnout-republicans-great-just-many-191913435.html[/url]

Yes goyim its not just the machines flipping the votes and being controlled from china and germany.

Voters strongly rejected Trump's nutty celebrity and conspiritard candidates at the state level, even in right-wing states. Phucking lol.



Yet righties here are still doubling down on the rhetoric.

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[QUOTE=Phil9;1672485343]Voters strongly rejected Trump's nutty celebrity and conspiritard candidates at the state level, even in right-wing states. Phucking lol.



Yet righties here are still doubling down on the rhetoric.[/QUOTE]

Dude, cant you at least try to not bring up Trump every thread? My cot lol, I'm a Trump voter and you exhaust me about the guy.

[QUOTE=BullittEV;1672486113]Dude, cant you at least try to not bring up Trump every thread? My cot lol, I'm a Trump voter and you exhaust me about the guy.[/QUOTE]



Bringing up a presidential candidate in a political forum? Outrageous! Keep crying :D

[QUOTE=Phil9;1672485343]Voters strongly rejected Trump's nutty celebrity and conspiritard candidates at the state level, even in right-wing states. Phucking lol.

Yet righties here are still doubling down on the rhetoric.[/QUOTE] The football guy, yes. Oz was not a bad candidate, he was a bad Republican candidate. They aren't going to support a guy who at one point said he was good w/ injecting kids w/ hormones and crap like that.

Oz should have been a Democrat and solicited Oprah's endorsement than pretend he was conservative and bank on Trump's endorsement.

[QUOTE=Phil9;1672486263]Bringing up a presidential candidate in a political forum? Outrageous! Keep crying :D[/QUOTE] Yeah and in this case, it's not Whataboutism or TDS, Trump latched himself to Oz, which this conversation transitioned into. Much like the young children Oz was fine transitioning into some other gender, ****ign guy.

Trump does get brought up more than he should, though.

[QUOTE=Phil9;1672486263]Bringing up a presidential candidate in a political forum? Outrageous! Keep crying :D[/QUOTE]

When was my argument that you shouldnt bring up Trump, ever? I said every in thread, idk why youre not reading/changing my argument to save face.

Arent you even the tiniest bit exhausted about bringing him up constantly? Srs, it's like every possible situation regarding politics has some nefarious Trump element to it, lol. There's other possibilities we should discuss.

[QUOTE=BullittEV;1672486623]When was my argument that you shouldnt bring up Trump, ever? I said every in thread, idk why youre not reading/changing my argument to save face.

Arent you even the tiniest bit exhausted about bringing him up constantly? Srs, it's like every possible situation regarding politics has some nefarious Trump element to it, lol. There's other possibilities we should discuss.[/QUOTE]




How about actually addressing the topic instead of crying about someone saying something mean about your daddy?

Thread wasnt about Trump. Phil comes in to talk about Trump.

[QUOTE=JUSA;1672486613]The football guy, yes. Oz was not a bad candidate, he was a bad Republican candidate. They aren't going to support a guy who at one point said he was good w/ injecting kids w/ hormones and crap like that.

Oz should have been a Democrat and solicited Oprah's endorsement than pretend he was conservative and bank on Trump's endorsement.

Yeah and in this case, it's not Whataboutism or TDS, Trump latched himself to Oz, which this conversation transitioned into. Much like the young children Oz was fine transitioning into some other gender, ****ign guy.

Trump does get brought up more than he should, though.[/QUOTE]



Oz was a pretty bad candidate. Coincidentally, he used to be considered a clown by Misc for his fat loss in a bottle rhetoric until he became a Republican candidate for U.S. Senator.

[QUOTE=Phil9;1672486703]How about actually addressing the topic instead of crying about someone saying something mean about your daddy?[/QUOTE]

Alright, here's the inverse version of you:

[QUOTE]

Voters are total morons that cant accept Trump is the savior of all people. The fact that they rejected Trump means that the election was stolen. LOL[/QUOTE]

wHy DOnT yoU DISCUSS tHe TopIC!

lmao

[QUOTE=Phil9]Oz was a pretty bad candidate. Coincidentally, he used to be considered a clown by Misc for his fat loss in a bottle rhetoric until he became a Republican candidate for U.S. Senator. [/QUOTE]

Appreciated, and agreed.

Bullitt's constant meltdowns used to be a lot funnier but now they are getting kinda sad...

Let’s see; vote for someone you know is bad, or vote for someone that may be bad. Makes perfect sense to vote for the ones you know are bad.

[QUOTE=Phil9;1672487103]Bullitt's constant meltdowns used to be a lot funnier but now they are getting kinda sad...[/QUOTE]

Lmao, played like a fiddle due to your programming. If I cared enough I'd get a long collage of quotes of you saying this like an NPC.

I really do appreciate that you came around and discussed it without mentioning Trump. Srs.

aka Republicans showed up to vote as usual and we counted their votes as we saw fit. As usual.

[QUOTE=Kraken;1672487203]Let’s see; vote for someone you know is bad, or vote for someone that may be bad. Makes perfect sense to vote for the ones you know are bad.[/QUOTE]




Walker is an example of someone we know is bad. Hard to forget the fact that he can barely even talk [And doesn't have a past stroke as an excuse]. Or his lack of any experience in political decision making. Or the fact that he was a Texan who came back to Georgia to run for political office. Or that he significantly under-performed Kemp when they were running at the same time.


It's good to see celebrity gimmick candidates are finally getting rejected after Alabama voted for a guy whose only credentials was being a football coach.

[QUOTE=Phil9;1672487463]Walker is an example of someone we know is bad. Hard to forget the fact that he can barely even talk [And doesn't have a past stroke as an excuse]. Or his lack of any experience in political decision making. Or the fact that he was a Texan who came back to Georgia to run for political office. Or that he significantly under-performed Kemp when they were running at the same time.


It's good to see celebrity gimmick candidates are finally getting rejected after Alabama voted for a guy whose only credentials was being a football coach.[/QUOTE]

Not a single argument was made here. This is all nonsense.

[QUOTE=Kraken;1672487593]Not a single argument was made here. This is all nonsense.[/QUOTE]



Thank you for translating and condensing your posts for the general audience.

[QUOTE=Phil9;1672488133]Thank you for translating and condensing your posts for the general audience.[/QUOTE]

The sociopath is mad. Why so mad? Its not my fault you can’t form an argument. You just post a bunch of talking points. You don’t even know the difference. Lulz

[QUOTE=Kraken;1672488943]The sociopath is mad. Why so mad? Its not my fault you can’t form an argument. You just post a bunch of talking points. You don’t even know the difference. Lulz[/QUOTE]

He already used the meltdown line ITT, I'm curious now, is there backup programming?

lol.

Inexplicable result of their own party coming out stronger to support oppponent.

some serious hoop jumping to say "the votes dont match the voters".