Mrs Marv and I plan to have a Mai Tai at the pink palace this spring. Also, we visited the jazz bar at the end of Lewers St the last time we were there. I believe you mentioned that you went there too.
Thanks for finding that poll, DW. If that poll is anywhere near accurate, Haley is done. Of course, I think she is done anyway, but that would make it official. I say, good riddance.
Marv – so great to have you back!!! Now we have to find some more and get them back
And Marv, we are only talking about making a new logo, and maybe seeing if we can design the site a bit more user friendly
Bitter – Is there a way for people to get to the front page of the HHR site without having to register. Whenever I go there its just blank, I can not see any of the posts.
Alright, in case anyone missed it at 1 am here are some more polls. All of these are Emerson polls, which, as you will see in Senate and House races I am about to post, all seem to have a definite D lean to them. Maybe DW or someone can talk about their past performance so we can get a better understanding of their tilt.
Texas: Trump vs. Biden Emerson
Trump 49%, Biden 41%
Texas: Trump vs. Biden vs. Kennedy vs. West vs. Stein Emerson
Trump 46%, Biden 36%, Kennedy 5%, West 1%, Stein 1%
Bitter – I meant when someone who is not on wordpress just types in the url, it just comes up blank with the HHR phoenix header. If you remember, on the old site, you could see all the posts (historical) and click on any of them. I hope that makes sense.
OK here are some Senate and a VERY important NY race to see who fills the disgraced Santos seat. Ironically, the Dems refuse to get rid of Menendez, but Republicans forced out Santos though he has not been tried or convicted. The Republican nominee, Pilip, is an Ethiopian Jew, who emigrated first to Israel and then to the US (guess Bunu won’t be supporting her). She is a strong candidate for the district. Moderate enough on some social issues, while maintaining core Conservative values.
VERY IMPORTANT RACE FOR EXPELLED SANTOS SEAT
New York 3rd District Special Election – Pilip vs. Suozzi Emerson
Suozzi (D) 45%, Pilip (R) 42%
Texas Senate – Cruz vs. Allred Emerson
Cruz 42%, Allred 40% (No way Cruz is only leading by 2% here…Allred is no Beto)
Texas Senate – Democratic Primary Emerson
Allred 29%, Gutierrez 7%, Gonzalez 6%, Gomez 4%, Keough 2%, Tchenko 2%, Sherman 2%, Prilliman 2%
(IF no one reached 50% there will be a two person run off)
California Senate – Open Primary Emerson
Schiff 25%, Stever Garvey (R) 18%, Porter 13%, Lee 8%, Early 3%, Bradley 2%, Pascucci 2%
(top 2 finishers face off in November)
Discussed the TX and CA Emerson polls in thread yesterday. CA shows improvement for Biden over their last poll, and Emerson’s TX poll is first of this cycle and in line with other polls. Emerson, by far, has polled the most states thus far at 27. Other popular pollsters who normally give us a lot of general election state polls are still silent this year with 0 polls, including:
Civiqs, Global Strategy Group (D), Gravis, Harper (R), Hodas (D), Insider Advantage, Landmark Communications, McLaughlin (R), Selzer, Spry Strategies (R), Trafalgar (R), and a host of others.
Also, be on the alert for a new dump of Morning Consult / Bloomberg state polls. These will include: AZ, GA, NC, MI, NV, PA, and WI. These are the BIG seven states.
The forthcoming polls will be the FOURTH in this series. Thus far the three polls against these seven states (21 total), have shown Trump leading in 18, Biden 1 (NV), and there were two ties (MI).
DW – I don’t find the Texas numbers to be in line with the “race on the ground” here in Texas. I think 2024 Trump will increase his margins over 2020, people are extremely displeased with Biden here. I think the immigration situation really hurts him here, more than before. Abbott has done a good job highlighting the problems caused here by illegal immigration by shipping a small amount to Liberal cities. That was a brilliant move, and really nationalized the plight more than it had been.
As for Cruz v Allred no way Allred beats Cruz, or comes within 2% in a presidential election year, especially with how Liberal he is compared to the rest of the state. He plays in Dallas, Houston and Austin, but nowhere else. I see this as a 6-8% win for Cruz, and if he were running against someone popular, he wouldn’t get within 10%.
I suppose one way the new car dealerships in Virginia can survive next year under the mandate that all new car sales include 35% EVs, is they could market and sell toy electric slot car sets. Each set includes two HO scale electric cars.
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@donwill94062871
We have drawn many parallels between thr 1980 and the 2024 election.
Primarily the economy, foreign policy failures and a hostage crisis.
The newest one is the GOPe is pushing Haley as VP like GHWB was pushed on Reagan.
Study history. That didn’t work out well the first time.
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All of the Trump is a great family man and ignore the infidelity posters to frantically condemn Haley for allegation. By the way, Affidavits are generally useless without testimony.
Some of Trump’s closest allies in his inner circle don’t like or trust Haley. These are people who either know her well personally, or have worked with her during Trump’s first administration. Peter Narvarro is in that grouping and calls her a “snake.” I just don’t see how she could be an asset, as VP, with so much animosity surrounding her.
Trump is going to do what he is going to do regarding a VP regardless of what people among him think or his MAGA base want. He doesn’t care. He still thinks operation warp speed saved millions of lives. Try and show him otherwise.
On the day of the NH election a dem voter can change their party registration to either Republican or independent, and then vote for a Republican in their primary. it’s predicted Haley will once again benefit from such a switch, where she could significantly close in on Trump’s lead, or win altogether. Of course in the GE all these pseudo Haley votes will switch back and vote for Biden or his replacement.
Bitter, not a good analogy. Plus, much of the concern over her possible selection are predictions from Trump’s inner group is that he could lose 10-15% of his voting base in the GE. That should be a wake-up call.
Also, your bone to pick with Trump often is his alliances and donations to Dems when he was a democrat. Is he still donating to the opposition party? Not that I’m aware. However, being a member of the dem party he knows how they think and act. It’s to his advantage he has well-rounded political experiences in both parties, much like Reagan had (even though Reagan shed his dem affiliations earlier in life than Trump).
MizDonna
@donwill94062871
All that is being revealed in Fulton County.
Trips together.
Partner hired for the office as well.
Who in the office knew about the affair and said nothing?
Who in the press knew about the affair and said nothing?
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So an interesting scenario the NY Post, as they are now sounding the alarm that Michelle Obama is being touted as the one to replace Biden. While I believe that would be the far left’s and misfit coalition dream, I don’t know.
A. Would she really leave her cushy life and all the money to take on a job that realistically, no right minded person would ever want.
B. More importantly, what does that do to the race to 270.
Let’s be honest, In GA, she would most likely bring in lots of voters who are on the fence about Trump, including Suburban moms…same with PA, MI, WI. Not so much in AZ and NM.
The question remains, is she so polarizing that she incites those who wouldn’t have come out to come out to ensure she doesn’t become President.
This is a great look at the inside machinations of the DeSantis campaign strategy, from the early beginnings. I thought it gives lots of honest insight as to how some of the internal decisions were handled and mishandled. JeffP I think would especially enjoy reading this piece.
Bitter I look at what or how a person is acting and doing in the present rather than holding up, what may have been a checkered past, as the total sum of who they are today. A personal experience of mine taught me to view people in this way.
My dad died when I was fairly young, leaving my mom as a youngish widow. My parents were very mid-western in their values, lifestyle and character traits. In less than 2 years, though, my mom starting dating a man who, in a short time, wanted to marry her. I was super opposed for one big reason alone – he had been married 7 times before! I went to battle trying to convince mom he was not the right guy. Without going into details the two did get married, and mom became wife #8. Instead of acting like a cad, grifter, or worse (because of his multiple marital background) he became a wonderful steadfast husband, partner to my mom, traveling with and helping her work her business. I also grew to first “like” the guy and then love him as my stepfather. It was a valuable lesson to learn in how not to judge someone too harshly for the person they once were in the past.
Here is a fun fact and something to demonstrate the population shift in 24 years.
In 2000, Bush won the election 271-266 over Gore (DC only had 2 electoral votes).
If you projected that same victory (winning the same states) it would be a 295-243 near blowout. It also shows you what the bleeding of California into the four corners states, and Northeast Liberals into the south has done to the country.
They have taken their failed policies, woke mantra and twisted ideas to states that they once used to make fun of, and destroyed those states. NV, NM, CO, VA, and to some degree AZ, GA,
It is not long before the liberal disease permanently flips AZ and they start the cycle with 287 electoral votes before the election begins and the country that we have known, the great shining beacon on a hill, is no more.
Jan… I never do postmortems on candidates that don’t succeed. I am not emotionally tied to them and move on. I had very low expectations when Trumps law-fare began to shoot his poll numbers up. It’s sad if anything that the better leader wasn’t the peoples and party choice. DeSantis had 50 million of negative adds and a Haley and Trump friendly media to deal with. The establishment hates him. He would have won easily without Trump in the race. I think the GOP will pay dearly for nominating Trump in November 2024.
Vic’s post raises an interesting question. If you could live the rest of your life starting in a specific year, what would you choose? You get the good and bad going forward and can’t change the past or future. You may not want to go too far back unless you plan on dying in your forties from an infection.
I choose 2024. Living before the 1920s and I would be a dead diabetic. Living in the 1880s, I would probably be a dead Irish coal miner.
Careful, Jan and Tina. Too far back and you can’t vote and may die in childbirth
Walt can play but being immortal makes it less interesting.
Bitter, are we supposed to pick the year we are to be born in.
If that’s the case, when choosing 2024, realize that most children born this year will have a life span that is in excess of 150 years, as long as we don’t kill each other.
87 responses to “More snow! I don’t know about the rest of you but I like it.”
I had basketball practice last night and did not watch Haley’s Town Hall. Most of you did not, either, but probably have strong negative opinions.
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Haley as VP is a major scam: Tucker explains
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Good morning, Bunu. GFY
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Putin would love a Trump-Carlson ticket. A moron on Ukraine and a Putin apologist.
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Hi Bitter,
I hope you’re not considering suspending your site. I read the last thread and was a little concerned.
Marv
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La Dem Nikita is a bad candidate.
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I think Flynn is the pick
new documentary on the VP to be
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Hey Marc, how goes the pink palace?
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Marv**
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Hey Tina
Mrs Marv and I plan to have a Mai Tai at the pink palace this spring. Also, we visited the jazz bar at the end of Lewers St the last time we were there. I believe you mentioned that you went there too.
Marv
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Welcome back, Marv. The site will continue. You are stuck with us.
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Bunu is zzzzzzz
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I wonder why Tina never called Trump a Democrat (which he was for decades) or a RINO (which he is).
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Bitter,
Thanks. I actually have a WordPress account, but I need to go find my login info. That’s why I have had to be “Anonymous” in the last couple of posts.
Marv
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I thought you just wanted to be mysterious.
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Final NEW HAMPSHIRE poll from Boston Globe/Suffolk Univ.
Trump 52
Haley 35
DeSantis 6
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Thanks for finding that poll, DW. If that poll is anywhere near accurate, Haley is done. Of course, I think she is done anyway, but that would make it official. I say, good riddance.
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The Suffolk poll is somewhat of a tracking poll, so you can easily see the trajectory:
1/3-1/7: 46 / 26 / 5 (Christie 12, Rama 2)
1/15-1/16: 50 / 34 / 5
1/16-1/17: 50 / 36 / 6
1/17-1/18: 52 / 35 / 6
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Congratulation to Cash Cow for getting into the polling industry…new yesterday:
Angus Beef Global
Trump 37
Biden 37
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I am heading there in March or April.
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I just realized that sufferolk and Boston Globalist are the same pole.
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Marv – so great to have you back!!! Now we have to find some more and get them back
And Marv, we are only talking about making a new logo, and maybe seeing if we can design the site a bit more user friendly
Bitter – Is there a way for people to get to the front page of the HHR site without having to register. Whenever I go there its just blank, I can not see any of the posts.
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Yesterday’s St. Anselm poll shows similar results with Trump over 50% in NH:
52 / 38 / 6
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My one complaint with Bongino’s news page (replacement of Drudge report) is that he often has bad grammar or spelling mistakes. Like this headline:
Macy’s to Cut Over 2.300 Jobs, Close 5 Stores
wow, 2.3 employees operated 5 stores!
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wow Drudge…I remember when that was my daily go to page. I haven’t been there now in years. Just went and now understand why I don’t go!!
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Maybe they are using European number system. I think they put . rather than , in numbers.
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Vic- No settings were changed and I can see your posts. I use Jet Pack phone app to post.
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Alright, in case anyone missed it at 1 am here are some more polls. All of these are Emerson polls, which, as you will see in Senate and House races I am about to post, all seem to have a definite D lean to them. Maybe DW or someone can talk about their past performance so we can get a better understanding of their tilt.
Texas: Trump vs. Biden Emerson
Trump 49%, Biden 41%
Texas: Trump vs. Biden vs. Kennedy vs. West vs. Stein Emerson
Trump 46%, Biden 36%, Kennedy 5%, West 1%, Stein 1%
Texas Republican Presidential Primary Emerson
Trump 69%, Haley 11%, DeSantis 7%
California Republican Presidential Primary Emerson
Trump 62%, Haley 10%, DeSantis 6%,
California: Trump vs. Biden Emerson
Biden 54%, Trump 34%
California: Trump vs. Biden vs. Kennedy vs. West vs. Stein Emerson
Biden 47%, Trump 32%, Kennedy 6%, Stein 1%, West 1%
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Bitter – I meant when someone who is not on wordpress just types in the url, it just comes up blank with the HHR phoenix header. If you remember, on the old site, you could see all the posts (historical) and click on any of them. I hope that makes sense.
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OK here are some Senate and a VERY important NY race to see who fills the disgraced Santos seat. Ironically, the Dems refuse to get rid of Menendez, but Republicans forced out Santos though he has not been tried or convicted. The Republican nominee, Pilip, is an Ethiopian Jew, who emigrated first to Israel and then to the US (guess Bunu won’t be supporting her). She is a strong candidate for the district. Moderate enough on some social issues, while maintaining core Conservative values.
VERY IMPORTANT RACE FOR EXPELLED SANTOS SEAT
New York 3rd District Special Election – Pilip vs. Suozzi Emerson
Suozzi (D) 45%, Pilip (R) 42%
Texas Senate – Cruz vs. Allred Emerson
Cruz 42%, Allred 40% (No way Cruz is only leading by 2% here…Allred is no Beto)
Texas Senate – Democratic Primary Emerson
Allred 29%, Gutierrez 7%, Gonzalez 6%, Gomez 4%, Keough 2%, Tchenko 2%, Sherman 2%, Prilliman 2%
(IF no one reached 50% there will be a two person run off)
California Senate – Open Primary Emerson
Schiff 25%, Stever Garvey (R) 18%, Porter 13%, Lee 8%, Early 3%, Bradley 2%, Pascucci 2%
(top 2 finishers face off in November)
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Discussed the TX and CA Emerson polls in thread yesterday. CA shows improvement for Biden over their last poll, and Emerson’s TX poll is first of this cycle and in line with other polls. Emerson, by far, has polled the most states thus far at 27. Other popular pollsters who normally give us a lot of general election state polls are still silent this year with 0 polls, including:
Civiqs, Global Strategy Group (D), Gravis, Harper (R), Hodas (D), Insider Advantage, Landmark Communications, McLaughlin (R), Selzer, Spry Strategies (R), Trafalgar (R), and a host of others.
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I will try logging in on a different computer.
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Bitter – dont log in to the site, just type the url hhrphoenix.com from a computer that youre not signed into wordpress on and see what you get
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Also, be on the alert for a new dump of Morning Consult / Bloomberg state polls. These will include: AZ, GA, NC, MI, NV, PA, and WI. These are the BIG seven states.
The forthcoming polls will be the FOURTH in this series. Thus far the three polls against these seven states (21 total), have shown Trump leading in 18, Biden 1 (NV), and there were two ties (MI).
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NEW HAMPSHIRE
Marist
1/15 – 1/17
1019 RV
Biden 52
Trump 45
Biden 44
Trump 41
Kennedy 12
Haley 47
Biden 44
Biden 51
DeSantis 42
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DW – I don’t find the Texas numbers to be in line with the “race on the ground” here in Texas. I think 2024 Trump will increase his margins over 2020, people are extremely displeased with Biden here. I think the immigration situation really hurts him here, more than before. Abbott has done a good job highlighting the problems caused here by illegal immigration by shipping a small amount to Liberal cities. That was a brilliant move, and really nationalized the plight more than it had been.
As for Cruz v Allred no way Allred beats Cruz, or comes within 2% in a presidential election year, especially with how Liberal he is compared to the rest of the state. He plays in Dallas, Houston and Austin, but nowhere else. I see this as a 6-8% win for Cruz, and if he were running against someone popular, he wouldn’t get within 10%.
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Thanks Phil. I agree. No way Trump does worse than the 52/46 win there in 2020.
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whoops…meant to say VictrC, not Phil.
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I suppose one way the new car dealerships in Virginia can survive next year under the mandate that all new car sales include 35% EVs, is they could market and sell toy electric slot car sets. Each set includes two HO scale electric cars.
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Laura Loomer was right. She was cheating on her husband
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MizDonna
@donwill94062871
We have drawn many parallels between thr 1980 and the 2024 election.
Primarily the economy, foreign policy failures and a hostage crisis.
The newest one is the GOPe is pushing Haley as VP like GHWB was pushed on Reagan.
Study history. That didn’t work out well the first time.
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Zzzzzzzz If true, she has to cheat on 2 more husbands to tie Trump.
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While checking on Vic’s issue, I noted that somebody does not post with an e-mail address in the system. Hmmmmm. Might have to reset settings.
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All of the Trump is a great family man and ignore the infidelity posters to frantically condemn Haley for allegation. By the way, Affidavits are generally useless without testimony.
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Is Hee Haw back from Davos?
https://thegreggjarrett.com/the-georgia-case-against-trump-should-be-paused-and-prosecutor-fani-willis-investigated/
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Loomer is a Loon, to be polite. Anything she says should be taken with a grain of salt.
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Some of Trump’s closest allies in his inner circle don’t like or trust Haley. These are people who either know her well personally, or have worked with her during Trump’s first administration. Peter Narvarro is in that grouping and calls her a “snake.” I just don’t see how she could be an asset, as VP, with so much animosity surrounding her.
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Trump is going to do what he is going to do regarding a VP regardless of what people among him think or his MAGA base want. He doesn’t care. He still thinks operation warp speed saved millions of lives. Try and show him otherwise.
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https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/01/fani-fights-back-da-willis-attacks-ex-wife/
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Fanis boyfriend was held in contempt of court apparently.
What trash.
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She got caught home wrecking and is now threatening the estranged wife. Yet, the useless ga ag and hee haw refuse to act.
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On the day of the NH election a dem voter can change their party registration to either Republican or independent, and then vote for a Republican in their primary. it’s predicted Haley will once again benefit from such a switch, where she could significantly close in on Trump’s lead, or win altogether. Of course in the GE all these pseudo Haley votes will switch back and vote for Biden or his replacement.
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Zzzzzzzz Many of the members of Lincoln’s cabinet hated him and thought he was a stupid hick.
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In 2015 a Democrat Billionaire and donor to Dems could become a Republican riding down an escalator.
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Bitter, not a good analogy. Plus, much of the concern over her possible selection are predictions from Trump’s inner group is that he could lose 10-15% of his voting base in the GE. That should be a wake-up call.
Also, your bone to pick with Trump often is his alliances and donations to Dems when he was a democrat. Is he still donating to the opposition party? Not that I’m aware. However, being a member of the dem party he knows how they think and act. It’s to his advantage he has well-rounded political experiences in both parties, much like Reagan had (even though Reagan shed his dem affiliations earlier in life than Trump).
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Breaking- Senator Tim Scott to endorse Trump.
May be a big setback in South Carolina for Nikita
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Doesn’t the goblin know that a speedy trial is the right of the defense, not the gubment.
How should impeach the goblin.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/01/merrick-garland-makes-stunning-admission-about-jack-smiths/
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General Election
Harvard-Harris
Trump 53
Biden 47
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Jocelyn wade responds to thehomewreker.
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MizDonna
@donwill94062871
All that is being revealed in Fulton County.
Trips together.
Partner hired for the office as well.
Who in the office knew about the affair and said nothing?
Who in the press knew about the affair and said nothing?
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So an interesting scenario the NY Post, as they are now sounding the alarm that Michelle Obama is being touted as the one to replace Biden. While I believe that would be the far left’s and misfit coalition dream, I don’t know.
A. Would she really leave her cushy life and all the money to take on a job that realistically, no right minded person would ever want.
B. More importantly, what does that do to the race to 270.
Let’s be honest, In GA, she would most likely bring in lots of voters who are on the fence about Trump, including Suburban moms…same with PA, MI, WI. Not so much in AZ and NM.
The question remains, is she so polarizing that she incites those who wouldn’t have come out to come out to ensure she doesn’t become President.
Thoughts on her impact in swing states?
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I don’t believe in redemption. You know that. So you give another free pass to Trump. His donations to radical Leftists made him well-rounded?
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This is a great look at the inside machinations of the DeSantis campaign strategy, from the early beginnings. I thought it gives lots of honest insight as to how some of the internal decisions were handled and mishandled. JeffP I think would especially enjoy reading this piece.
https://thespectator.com/politics/told-ron-desantis-campaign-2024/
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Big Michael is not Obama.
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SOUTH CAROLINA
GOP primary
Fabrizio, Lee & Associates
Jan. 17-18
600 LV
Trump 64%
Haley 25%
DeSantis 8%
The fat lady sang, was applauded, left the concert hall, and is back at her hotel room eating chocolates.
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Bitter I look at what or how a person is acting and doing in the present rather than holding up, what may have been a checkered past, as the total sum of who they are today. A personal experience of mine taught me to view people in this way.
My dad died when I was fairly young, leaving my mom as a youngish widow. My parents were very mid-western in their values, lifestyle and character traits. In less than 2 years, though, my mom starting dating a man who, in a short time, wanted to marry her. I was super opposed for one big reason alone – he had been married 7 times before! I went to battle trying to convince mom he was not the right guy. Without going into details the two did get married, and mom became wife #8. Instead of acting like a cad, grifter, or worse (because of his multiple marital background) he became a wonderful steadfast husband, partner to my mom, traveling with and helping her work her business. I also grew to first “like” the guy and then love him as my stepfather. It was a valuable lesson to learn in how not to judge someone too harshly for the person they once were in the past.
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Jan – I am sorry your dad died so young. Comparing your step-dad to Trump is disturbing.
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And here we go
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/01/breaking-nathan-wades-estranged-wife-jocelyn-wade-unleashes/
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https://www.zerohedge.com/political/fani-fingered-jilted-wife-trump-georgia-fiasco-drops-bank-statements-revealing-lavish
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Here is a fun fact and something to demonstrate the population shift in 24 years.
In 2000, Bush won the election 271-266 over Gore (DC only had 2 electoral votes).
If you projected that same victory (winning the same states) it would be a 295-243 near blowout. It also shows you what the bleeding of California into the four corners states, and Northeast Liberals into the south has done to the country.
They have taken their failed policies, woke mantra and twisted ideas to states that they once used to make fun of, and destroyed those states. NV, NM, CO, VA, and to some degree AZ, GA,
It is not long before the liberal disease permanently flips AZ and they start the cycle with 287 electoral votes before the election begins and the country that we have known, the great shining beacon on a hill, is no more.
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I see DW has competition for gloomiest poster.
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https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2024-election/republicans-close-ranks-trump-2024-gop-nomination-rcna134739
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Go Pro Life
“It’s a great day for a march…this is football weather!”
Coach Jim Harbaugh at the @March_for_Life
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https://x.com/jonnyroot_/status/1748416398781460647?s=61&t=uLyKpWBwDwyCK292uUHCSA
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Jan… I never do postmortems on candidates that don’t succeed. I am not emotionally tied to them and move on. I had very low expectations when Trumps law-fare began to shoot his poll numbers up. It’s sad if anything that the better leader wasn’t the peoples and party choice. DeSantis had 50 million of negative adds and a Haley and Trump friendly media to deal with. The establishment hates him. He would have won easily without Trump in the race. I think the GOP will pay dearly for nominating Trump in November 2024.
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Vic’s post raises an interesting question. If you could live the rest of your life starting in a specific year, what would you choose? You get the good and bad going forward and can’t change the past or future. You may not want to go too far back unless you plan on dying in your forties from an infection.
I choose 2024. Living before the 1920s and I would be a dead diabetic. Living in the 1880s, I would probably be a dead Irish coal miner.
Careful, Jan and Tina. Too far back and you can’t vote and may die in childbirth
Walt can play but being immortal makes it less interesting.
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https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2024/01/19/atlanta-da-fani-willis-just-stepped-on-a-rake-accusing-lovers-wife-of-conspiracy-the-wife-responds-with-receipts-of-fani-willis-adultery-and-ethical-violations/
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Did FANI use Covid monies? Omg, if true,
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Hey Marv, it works
Bitter, are we supposed to pick the year we are to be born in.
If that’s the case, when choosing 2024, realize that most children born this year will have a life span that is in excess of 150 years, as long as we don’t kill each other.
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Mrs Wades court filing against fat Fanni.
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Last post of trhe evening once again????
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