While DW is on hiatus in a secret location…Go.

This is day 2 of venting. After that, get back in the fight.

33 responses to “While DW is on hiatus in a secret location…Go.”

  1. I would argue that Dylan gave up Marxism in the 60’s while the Pope is still a communist.

    Zzzzzzzzz. You can’t have it both ways. You trash everybody for meeting with the Pope. Dylan is also still anti-nuke so he opposes American security. That said, you should watch A Complete Unknown. Good movie. The Newport scenes were actually filmed in Cape May, NJ.

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  2. BreitbartNews

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    The crushing midterm wipeout and retirements have eliminated two-thirds of the 15 GOP legislators who cosponsored Rep. Marie Salazar “dignidad” amnesty-and-cheap-labor bill.

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  3. The crushing midterm wipeout and retirements have eliminated many legislators more conservative than Trump, too.

    Fixed it.

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  4. Does Trump seeing his shadow in the ballroom mean there are only 7 more weeks of conservative control in Congress?

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  5. So will the SI-empowered Triumphal Arch Missile Complex still happen?

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  6. You trash everybody for meeting with the Pope.”

    News to me. Didn’t Vance meet with the Pope?

    “Dylan is also still anti-nuke”

    Is that all you got?

    Here is what he certainly is not. An American hating rabid Marxist apparatchik like your idol Springsteen.

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  7. I hope Thune gets a bunch of judges confirmed before January.

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  8. I don’t trash people for meeting with the communist Pope.

    I trash them for following his ideology.

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  9. The crushing midterm wipeout and retirements have eliminated many legislators more conservative than Trump, too.”

    Yep. Hard to get more conservative than my rep Scott Perry. Ex-rep.

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  10. Hard to get any positives for this election. But there are a few.

    Of course, if Dems get control of all 3 branches they will nationalize voting and do away with any voter ID requirements.

    • Ohio: Voters overwhelmingly approved Issue 3, which puts photo ID requirements into the state constitution and makes it harder for lawmakers to overturn in the future.
    • North Carolina: Nearly 60 percent of voters approved a constitutional amendment expanding photo ID requirements to include absentee and mail-in ballots.
    • Nevada: In a state where Democrats performed pretty well, voters approved Question 7, requiring photo ID for in-person voting and additional identity verification for mail ballots.
    • Arkansas, Kansas, South Dakota, and West Virginia: All four states approved constitutional amendments mandating that only U.S. citizens are eligible to vote in state and local elections.
    • Nebraska: Voters approved Initiative 442, enshrining protections for female athletes in the state constitution and barring biological males from competing on girls’ and women’s teams.
    • Arizona: Proposition 318 passed with roughly 57 percent support and strengthened existing restrictions on biological males participating in girls’ sports and using girls’ locker rooms and bathrooms.
    • Colorado: Even as Democrats swept statewide offices, voters appeared poised to approve Proposition 134, which would require high school and college athletes to compete on teams that correspond to their biological sex. The measure was leading with approximately 52 percent support as of Wednesday morning.
    • Washington: Here’s the real surprise. In deepest-blue Washington, Initiative 638, which would prohibit biological males from competing on K-12 girls’ sports teams, was leading with nearly 57 percent of the vote. Ballots are still being counted, but that’s a remarkable showing in a state dominated by radical Democrats.

    Idaho: Voters said no to Proposition 1, which would have expanded abortion rights in the state. That means Idaho’s tough abortion laws will stay in place, giving pro-life advocates a much-needed win on an otherwise disappointing Election Night.

    • Florida: Amendment 3 passed with approximately 62 percent support, expanding property tax exemptions for homeowners and clearing the state’s required 60-percent threshold for constitutional amendments.
    • North Carolina: Voters approved two additional constitutional amendments, one lowering the maximum allowable state income tax rate from 7 percent to 3.5 percent, and another one that requires lawmakers to establish limits on local property tax increases.

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  11. Colorado with 86% reporting is also banning sex change surgeries for minors.

    Has about a 100k lead I don’t think it changes

    Yes

    1,223,112

    52.3%

    No

    1,117,368

    47.7%

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  12. So Vance says we need to change our relationship with Israel. Does that make him antisemitic?

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  13. You would think a candidate named Marx would win in CO for governor.

    But he is a Republican, only got 35%

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  14. So Vance says we need to change our relationship with Israel. Does that make him antisemitic?”

    It makes him an idiot.

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  15. Blakeman in NY despite the hype and some closer polls only got 40%.

    Garrity in PA only got 38%.

    I would have bet that both would have done better, glad I didn’t.

    Garrity, a proven vote getter in PA lost worst than Mastriano.

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  16. The R in MS is down like 800 votes.

    I don’t know where the remaining votes are, supposedly still over 30k.

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  17. Meanwhile in AK, Peltola is up 700 votes with 74k left to count.

    The two Rs have over 50%, Sullivan and Heikes. The fake Sullivan has 1.7%.

    I don’t see any huge advantage in the outstanding vote, could go to runoff.

    In the governor’s race, despite Murks endorsement, the Dem has won either and the 3 Rs actually have more votes so far.

    Here is the senate map

    https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2026-elections/alaska-senate-results

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  18. Should read in the governors race the Dem has NOT won either.

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  19. If Peltola win it will be her strength in indigenous communities.

    Not sure why they would prefer a Dem, the Dems would probably revoke their exemptions for whale hunting.

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  20. Here is what he certainly is not. An American hating rabid Marxist apparatchik like your idol Springsteen.

    Zzzzzzz. Springsteen is not my idol. I think he has some good songs. By the way, a quick search showed Dylan and Springsteen have praised each other and have a good relationship.

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    Both Dylan and Bruce Springsteen made great music. I like both of their work.

    I don’t have to like their politics. That’s ok.

    I can enjoy it for what it is.

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    Harry – Radiant Cheesecake

    Nebraska and Electric Nebraska are excellent albums. You should take a listen.

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  23. I don’t have to like their politics. That’s ok.

    I can enjoy it for what it is.

    Harry – Don’t let Jason know.

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  24. Sorry to dash your hopes, A-hole.”

    ZZZZZ….

    You are not a communist but your like the Marxist apparatchik, so BFD if Dylan liked his album.

    Springsteen is an America hating rabid Marxist apparatchik. Dylan is not a communist, he wrote protest songs in the 60’s and since then has been largely apolitcal.

    No attempt to smear him will change that.

    “Bob Dylan has long rejected being labeled a political artist, famously stating as far back as the mid-1960s that he did not write protest songs with a message or consider himself politically inclined.

    Bob Dylan’s Apolitical Stance

    • Historical Rejection of Politics: While Dylan wrote iconic protest anthems in the early 1960s (such as “Blowin’ in the Wind” and “The Times They Are a-Changin’”), he quickly distanced himself from the movement, famously telling interviewers that there is “no black and white, Left and Right to me anymore, there’s only up and down”.
    • Recent Statements: In recent years, Dylan has maintained this position. As noted by Far Out Magazine, he largely turned his back on explicit political songwriting after going electric in 1965, preferring surreal, poetic, or timeless imagery over partisan commentary. He reiterated in recent interviews: “I’m not politically inclined… My talent isn’t in that area”.

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  25. I can enjoy it for what it is.”

    Sure, but here is what it REALLY is.

    Attending Springsteen’s concerts or buying his music is directly contributing to his Marxist agenda and indirectly contributing to Marxist candidates.

    “Bruce Springsteen has a long-standing history of supporting Democratic candidates, campaigns, and causes through direct financial contributions and high-profile endorsements.

    2026 Midterms: Springsteen publicly endorsed Dr. Abdul El-Sayed in the Michigan U.S. Senate race on November 2, 2026, stating he was “100%” in his corner”

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  26. You are not a communist but you like some of the Marxist apparatchik’s songs so BFD if Dylan liked his album.

    Fixed it.

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  27. It must be hard for Jason to enjoy anything beyond Qu’chua singers and Sousa marches.

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  28. Interesting graph showing the shiftto the left in IA governors race, 24 pts.

    The conspiracy theorists will say this is the result of fraud, but I doubt it.

    But they are right to say this much shift in 2 years is not “normal”

    So there might be a silver lining in it, that it is unlikely to mean there has been that big an ideological shift in that short amount of time and the Dems might misinterpret it as a full endorsement of their policies rather than a protest vote against economic conditions and the Iran “war”.

    https://x.com/csimons3/status/2117996837684625909/photo/1

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  29. You are not a communist but you like some of the Marxist”

    LOL

    Sounds like “I don’t like Hitler but I like some of this policies”

    I know, “if you bring in Hitler, you lost the argument” to follow in 3, 2, 1….

    Zzzzz

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  30. It is not fraud but it might not mean exactly what the Dems think it means.

    https://x.com/csimons3/status/2118364542400971215/photo/1

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  31. You left out Yma Sumac!

    As the young people would say, that song was fire and a banger.

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