Trump Job Approval
| Pollsters wrong in 2024: | 42.0 / 55.1 | -13.0 |
| Pollsters right in 2024: | 46.2 / 51.0 | -4.8 |
 | GOP | DEM |
| Democrats +3 | 216 | 219 |
Trump Job Approval
| Pollsters wrong in 2024: | 42.0 / 55.1 | -13.0 |
| Pollsters right in 2024: | 46.2 / 51.0 | -4.8 |
| GOP | DEM |
| Democrats +3 | 216 | 219 |
The Hedgehog Report - Phoenix Edition 
18 responses to “Bunu ruined the last thread. Time to start over.”
George Latimer DEM30,320
55.4%
Jamaal Bowman *DEM24,406
44.6%
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On Tuesday nights, Fox Business shows Kelsea Grammer’s series on American history. Jan might not like it because the Founders are only noted as humans and not gods.
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DW will be pleased.
“Jill Stein failed to qualify for the first presidential debate this week in Atlanta but the presumptive Green Party presidential nominee says she has collected enough signatures to appear on the ballot in another battleground state: Pennsylvania.”
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Bitter went batsh-t crazy the last thread.
I never said anything against hard working people. And I am sure plenty of liberals are hard working.
What I said is the numbers show lower income areas of Delco are more Republican than the woke wine sipping upscale areas like Radnor.
I don’t know why that offends Bitter but the fact is Radnor voted 70-30 for Biden in 2020. And that was not because “blue collar workers” moved into Radnor, but rather that ideologically liberal voters (products of the far left educational system) have gradually replaced the country club Rs in a lot of formerly R leaning suburbs. In 1988 Bush won Delaware Co 60-40. I don’t have the data but I bet he won in Radnor too.
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Bowman lost. Good riddance. Squad is smaller.
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Jason…if your comment hadn’t had “wine sipping” which we all know to be a description of derision amongst Conservatives, and just said, woke upscale areas, it would not have elicited the response.
Tried to watch the Argentina Chile game, but after watching great futbol earlier today, this doesn’t satisfy me. If I wanted to watch people throwing each other down…and taking dives, I would have put on WWE
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GFYs
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Jason…if your comment hadn’t had “wine sipping” which we all know to be a description of derision amongst Conservatives, and just said, woke upscale areas, it would not have elicited the response.”
I believe in derision.
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And I don’t believe in redemption.
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great to wake up to a smaller squad. Now we need to be rid of the rest of them
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but you know the country is in trouble when you are reduced to rooting for the Hillary Clinton endorsed candidate
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DW, unfortunately, most Dems want the same things the Squad wants. They’re all not as blunt about it.
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but you know the country is in trouble when you are reduced to rooting for the Hillary Clinton endorsed candidate”
LOL
Good point. The winner will vote the same way as Bowman and won’t generate as much bad press for the Dems.
Not sure that is a “win”.
Plus just wait a couple months and Bowman will be an MSNBC contributor.
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Now that Jill Stein is on the ballot in PA I suggest Bitter send her a check.
Bitter said he works 80 hours a week and I am sure he doesn’t charge less than $200 an hour so that is a cool $16k a week or $64k a month.
He can afford to send the max contribution to Stein.
Also, Lupita could use a new barn, just saying, no pressure.
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Boebert won the primary and should be able to beat the Dem in her new district and stay in Congress. Amoral Scumbag hardest hit.
But it looks like some Trump endorsed deadenders lost to “establishment” candidates. The GOP dodged a bullet in Boebert’s old seat.
“Establishment-backed Republican candidate Jeff Hurd has won his GOP primary for Rep. Lauren Boebert’s (R-Colo.) seat in Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District, according to a projection from Decision Desk HQ.
Hurd, an attorney in Grand Junction, won a competitive Republican contest over candidates including former state Rep. Ron Hanks (R), who had been elevated by Democrats who saw him as the weaker opponent in November.
Hurd, who enjoyed the backing of prominent Republicans in the state and the Koch-backed Americans for Prosperity Action, launched his candidacy last August while Boebert was still planning to make another run for her current seat in the 3rd District.
Hurd’s win is particularly notable given that a Democratic-aligned super PAC and Democratic candidate Adam Frisch’s campaign waded into the GOP primary, airing ads to either elevate Hanks, an election denier, or target the more mainstream Hurd over evading debates and questions around his stances.
Hurd’s win is a sigh of relief for Republicans in the state who see him as the more competitive candidate to win the seat in the fall. Prior to the primary, the nonpartisan election handicapper Cook Political Report rated the seat “lean Republican.”
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I don’t get paid by the hour. My firm gets paid for my time. I am salaried.
Jason has unrealistic expectations for my wealth. After living in our 1 1/2 bath house for 22 years, we are finally replacing the 1950s bathroom. It only leaked occasionally into the kitchen. Only drawback is putting on a bathing suit to shower with a garden hose in the backyard.
For those still reading this boring post, gray and maroon were popular tile colors in the 1950s.
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