7 August 2018: Ohio Special Election | Kansas Republican Gubernatorial Primary
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That's going to end in a recount.
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Goddamn, are we gonna get 2016 election level liberal meltdowns for every election that doesn’t go their way?
Their response to everything is to plug their ears, stomp their feet and start screeching about Russia and bots, shits hilarious and pathetic haha
Their response to everything is to plug their ears, stomp their feet and start screeching about Russia and bots, shits hilarious and pathetic haha
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Get ready, if the blue wave doesn't happen you are going to see riots. Granted, they will all be in places like Portland, San Fran, and New York so they will be destroying their own towns.
....Hell, I hope they do. Should be fun to watch.
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I think most liberals are looking at a solid red district, that is a dead heat, and smiling right now.
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Speaking of dropping beliefs.
You mean like Family Values and no deficits. Elect a guy who cheats on every wife, he has ever married and he has so far added two trillion to the debt and borrowed the most foreign money since 2008.
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This is what TDS looks like.
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The newest social disease of the 21st century.
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Smiling at a loss?
Special elections aren't a useful metric for midterms because of the disproportionate amount of resources that are put into the special elections.
Think of all the time, effort, energy, and money that's been spent by the Democrats to win what have ultimately been pointless special elections since the election of President Trump.
How many more "close" elections can the Democratic party afford to come up short again? They were in considerable debt after the 2016 election.
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This is what a cult member looks like.
Did I posted anything that was incorrect?
I heard for 8 years the right bitching about deficits, but don't hear a peep out of them now that their team is doing it.
Sorry I don't want interest payments being the highest expenditure of the budget. I hated deficits under Bush, Obama and now Trump. It called being consistent and not a hypocrite.
I cant spend more than I make for 18 years straight. I would be living in a refrigerator box under a bridge if I did that.
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Close elections in historically uncontested seats are a good sign.
Just think about how the historically contested seats are going to look if Dems are gaining 20 or 30 points in districts they haven't competed in for decades.
They haven't all been close either they've won quite a few since Trump took office.
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You're in the Ohio special election thread. One guy makes an on point observation about how Dems are taking things after the loss, and offers some very accurate insight into how they think, and you just can't help yourself, and with tears in your eyes, you screech out "BUT TRUUUUUUUMP!!!".
TDS defined.
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I hope kobach wins. If they are stupid enough to vote for him for governor then they deserve what they get.
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He was talking about dropping beliefs, I just pointed out both sides are guilty of trashing their beliefs.
He gave examples and so did I.
