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- Happy Monday! Back to work.
- It’s still the weekend. I guess that is something positive.
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- Despite the election results, it’s still Friday!
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Hey Tina you still getting fooled by Trump?
Trump says he’s doing a great amnesty w the democrats
As I said before, Trump’s ICE under Rube never actually did anything. He just turned it into an organization to target college student’s speech he didn’t like. It had nothing to do with illegal immigration.
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Apparently, every midterm election since 1790 was partially a referendum on the President”
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MAJOR GOAL POST MOVING ANNOUNCEMENT!
We went from the midterms were decided just byTrump haters to “every midterm was PARTIALLY a referendum on the President”
So there was nothing really special about Trump.
Yes, the party in power loses seats in the midterms, and its partially a referendum on the President. ANY President.. Big news there.
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Tina – Is that your post or is Bunu stealing handles again?
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d suggesting that illegals who have been in the US for 10-15 years should have an opportunity to stay.”
Actually, I have been advocating for this for years.
Immigration “maximalists” are morons who go for everything and get nothing.
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Maybe Jason can explain why Democrats came out in numbers close to Presidential election years. Was it Trump love?
Phil already agreed with my analysis of Texas.
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Buchanan 2012 discusses the Israeli plan to trick the GOP into attacking Iran once it gets the presidency from Obomber
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In an interview on the CBS network’s 60 Minutes broadcast on Sunday, the US President said Moscow was treated with ‘great disrespect’ by Kyiv.
Jesus, Mary and Joseph. Trump really is a moron regarding Ukraine. He probably thinks Hitler was disrespected by Poland.
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Maybe Jason can explain why Democrats came out in numbers close to Presidential election years.”
Zzzz….
Voter turnout in TX was actually LOWER than 2018.
“A record 19 million Texans were registered to vote in Tuesday’s election, roughly 418,000 more than in 2024. A little more than half of them — 51.6% — cast ballots in the general election, according to preliminary data from the Texas Secretary of State’s office. That’s higher turnout than in the last midterm election in 2022, but fell short of the 2018 midterm, when 53% of registered voters cast a ballot.
Last night’s turnout sat well below voter turnout two years ago, 61.2%.
That means last night’s historic win for Democrats came from a national wave, not record turnout, said Joshua Blank, director of research for the Texas Politics Project.“
So once again, the “Trump Hater” turnout is a fantasy comparable to Tina’s “free passers”.
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Paxton was a bad candidate, should never have been on the ballot.
But I tend to believe now that while Cornyn would have made it closer, the margin Talarico won by (and Abbott lost by) means Cornyn would have lost too.
Cornyn might have saved the TX house and some judicial seats, however.
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Jeffries calls DSA taunters racists?
Hakeem Jeffries BLASTS DSA Members who chanted “You’re next!” at him “It was very interesting to me, as observed by others, that there was almost zero diversity in that crowd.”
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I wonder if Jason knows anybody who hates Trump. I know people who hate Trump. I know people who love Trump. I know people like me who gave their votes to Trump despite hating him as a person.
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In the previous thread Big Joe A-hole tries to make the case that there are still centrist Dems because some were elected in red states.
Completely delusional. Red state Democrats are as far left wing as blue state Democrats.
There are no more centrists Democrats, that train left the station years ago.
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I wonder if Jason knows anybody who hates Trump”
I do.
But they are the same people who have always hated Trump.
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Trump actually increased his national vote share each time he ran. If “Trump hatred” was an increasing phenomenon that couldn’t happen, especially given the lawfare, the amount spent, and the MSM narrative.
No denying he is a polarizing figure. But the real referendum on him is when he is on the ballot.
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He said to vote like he was on the ballot. Spin the results knowing voters did what Trump asked them to do.
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You are correct, Jason. With that kind of national wave, Cornyn would have been washed away as well. Would have been a bit closer but still not all that close. I knew we were in trouble in May during the primary when the Democratic total statewide vote actually was slightly higher than the Republican total. That has NEVER been close to happening since the early 90s. Looking back, the writing was on the wall.
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https://nationaldaycalendar.com/celebrations/national-scrapple-day-november-9
Happy Scrapple Day!
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Republicans had horrible candidates in Texas, South Carolina, Ohio, and yes, Mississippi. Can’t survive that in a wave year. Makes it worse.
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He said to vote like he was on the ballot.”
Right. They should have.
Instead they voted on gas and grocery prices and on the MSM “we lost the war” narrative.
I think he is right that results would have been different HAD he been on the ballot.
So much for the fictional “Trump hate” BS.
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Just turn the “p”s in scrapple upside down…
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I have a lot to say.
But fortunately for you here, it takes too long to move cursor to each letter on my “on screen” keyboard [since my laptop keyboard ‘no workie’] and I make too many thump typing mistakes on cellphone.
I am waiting to see if D Congress will give everyone a new laptop…or if not will ask wife to get me new one for Christmas.
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I think he is right that results would have been different HAD he been on the ballot.
Why? Would the factors you cited – food and gas prices and the war- magically changed? Would Trump being on the ballot automatically drop prices 50% and cause Iran to surrender?
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Duh.
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US OCTOBER CPI PREVIEW: WALL STREET EXPECTS COOLER INFLATION Release: Tuesday, November 10, at 8:30 AM ET
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Phil, add bad candidates in Iowa. Busted didn’t want to even campaign.
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Cornyn would have won. Once Paxton was on the ballot, it was a ball rolling downhill.
That said, Paxton is a symptom of bad candidate choices made by the Texas Republican Party. This was on the state and local level. Tarrant county (Fort Worth) flipped because the local party chose the most radical candidates.
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“Would Trump being on the ballot automatically drop prices 50% and cause Iran to surrender?” Bitter – actually yes. because if he had been on the ballot he would have ended the war with Iran, or not started it, and he would have ensured gas prices were super low heading into the election.
He wasn’t, so he didn’t care to do the above. He could have saved the mid-terms by ending the Iranian war six months ago, gas prices and energy prices would have lowered, and trickled down to the grocery store.
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I left a few comment for J-Hole at the end of the last thread if interested.
Condensed version: Incoming Dem senators from red states like Kansas, SC, Mississippi etc pulls the overall caucus towards the center. Markets jittery due to uncertainty (AI build-out slowdown, Iran re-escalation fears).
Big Joe, A-Hole
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On phone…
In TX a black woman was on ballot as a D candidate who had been convicted of bank fraud (a felony) and other felonies in NC in 202O or so. You cannot be a CANDIDATE in TX if you have previously been convicted of any felony anywhere in U.S.
She suspended her campaign several weeks before the election. She won anyway. But will not be seated during to the fraud convictions.
How in the world did TX not do a routine background check on every candidate prior to the PRIMARY and remove those who were ineligible?
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IN ANOTHER STATE, another woman (happens to also be Black) won her seat in state legislature and now it has come to light that she was convicted of a felony some time prior to her election because she refused to return a rental car. She said, “well I was homeless at the time.” This felony conviction disqualifies her from being on ballot and disqualifies her from serving under state law.
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Which leads me to VOTER FRAUD generally.
Elections in the U.S. are f from secure.
In Oregon–as well as in California, Colorado, Hawaii, Nevada, Utah, Vermont and Washington (all D ststes except UT, btw)–they mail out mail in ballots to ALL REGISTERED VOTERS IN THE STATE. Which is senseless on a lot ogmf grounds including needless increased costs to the State to mail out all these ballots and increased possibility of election fraud…
66% of all ballots that get cast in Oregon are those they mail out to everone that are returned. And 33% of Oregon votes get cast during early voting……
If just ONE percent (1%) of ballots mailed out get fraudulently filled out and submitted by someone that would be close to 1 MILLION TOTAL fraudulent ballots. (Intercepted ballots at the while in hands of post office, stolen from someones mail box, ballots mailed to last address of someone who no longer lives there and filled out by current resident (along with their own ballot) with less morals than me, ballot harvesting operations, etc.
Raise your hand if you believe there are at least 1% of mail in ballots get counted that are fraudulent…
And then we have 100,000 ballots on CA being mailed to homeless people and hundred mailed to the same building or the address that is in some vacant lot where nobody–homeless or not–nobody lives….
Of course states are SUPPOSED to verify signatures on mail in ballots against voter signature on record. Raise your hand if you thing this is done and catches all the fraudulent mail in votes. [Remember GA in 2020 dialed their signature verification machinery back to only a 10% match].
- So mail on ballots is the first area of voter fraud.
2. Ballots submitted by those on VOTER ROLLS who are NOT U.S. citizens. Raise your hand if you believe each state caught and rejected 100% of ballots received from legal or illegal aliens who got drivers licenses and were therefore automatically added to those State’ voter rolls…
3. College students from a college town/city who are from other states and are still registered in those states where they turned 18 and graduated from high school in that state. Raise your hand if you believe that every state cross checks to make sure the out of state college student going to college in their state are no longer registered to vote back in their home state. And double check to make sure those students did not also submit a mail in ballot or go back home to vote on person during early voting and then also voted in person in their college town.
4. People who died before the election of 2026. Raise your hand if you believe there were ZERO votes cast of people who had died months or years earler and every state is meticulous in purging their voter rolls of those who pass away each week or each month.
5. Persons who have lost their right to vote because they convicted felonies…
RAISE YOUR HAND if you believe every state ever month purges from their voting rolls all who have earleir been convicted of a felony and that for new residents/voters who move into their state the State does a nationwide search to ensure they had not committed a felony in the state they moves from or any other state in the nation.
6. Raise your hand if you do not believe there are people who are recruited to go vote claiming they are some other registered voter who often does not bother to vote, especially in off year elections.
7. Raise your hand if you believe there is no voter fraud when those Somali (or other non English speaking group) interpreters in MN or Maine or whetever who are assigned to help Somalia voters at the precinct and go with them to the voting machines at the precinct and help them cast their vote.
8. And remember we also had in 2000 the snowbirds from Ohio who were on voter rolls ib both states who voted in both Ohio and in Fla for G W Bush….
Raise your hand if you are sure all states have solved that problem….
9. RAISE YOUR HAND if you believe that is is IMPOSSIBLE for electronic voting machines and other vote tabulation equipment to be nefariouslly accessed and manipulated by some nefarious folks.
10. Raise your hand if you believe that 100% of poll workers tabulating the votes are 100% honest and non partisan and have never done anything to change or invalidate any person’s ballot thqt they might handle.
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Incoming Dem senators from red states like Kansas, SC, Mississippi etc pulls the overall caucus towards the center.”
Facts not in evidence, this is wishful thinking
The tail doesn’t wag the dog.
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We have 2 Blacks on our county school board. One is a super good guy, dedicated, works bard to do his elected job, etc. I have consistently voted for him.
The other Black woman recently elected county school board member who was recently arrested for shoplifting (and also fled the scene)…New reports show this is at least the 3rd time she has been arrested for shoplifting.
The criminal HERSELF us not denying she did it. She is suggesting it is due to mental illness and trauma caused by the death of her father last year…
The criminal miscreant goes thru self checkout and carrys with her tags with less expensive prices to scan instead of the barcode scan on the clothing.
FACEBOOK of course is lit up over all this.
80 to 90% of the ones jumping to defend this Black woman are other Black women (20s to 40s or 50s) many of whom are implying this is all racist…people, the system, etc. trying to besmirch this fine Black lady. Plus it is WalMarts fault, the police fault, she must be innocent because no video has been released, etc.
Mind you, this Black woman for several years has been blistering lots of local elected officials on Facebook with half truths and lies and calling them immoral and unfit for office, filing all sorts of nutty FOIA requests to go down conspiracy rabbit holes to find corruption where none exists, ruining peoples reputations, etc.
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She said, “well I was homeless at the time.”
Actually, any rental car agency that rents to someone homeless deserves to lose the car.
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She is suggesting it is due to mental illness and trauma caused by the death of her father last year”
We are in big trouble if everyone who loses a loved one is entitled to shoplift.
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It looks like the LIbertarian a-holes could have had an impact in some races.
In MS the Indy got 2.1%, more than enough to change the outcome of the senate race
In Ohio, the Indy candidates got 200k votes, the exact difference between Brown and Husted.
In IA, the Indy got about the same as the difference between the D and the R in the senate race
An Indy who was really a Democrat got 38% of the vote in MT, and the D got 12%, enough to win.
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Max Blumenthal on the midterms and Iran war fallout w/Mario Nawfal
Fun watching the bodies of our enemies float on by after these midterms.
https://twitter.com/MaxBlumenthal/status/2119841105323721177?a=75anvBXSunwPvyQ4DaY&s=20
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Big Joe A-hole thanks for the comments.
I already commented on the “moderate Democrat” theory, I thinks Unicorns are more likely.
As to the market, you could be right in short term or until 2028.
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Fun watching the bodies of our enemies float on by”
Bunu’s enemies are American patriots.
His friends are Nazi and terrorists.
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Bunu, did you get your ass kicked at the Nazi Kristallnacht rally in Philly yesterday?
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Just left Walgreens.
Had to wait while a young, 20-somthing Latino clerk had to deal with a person on the other end of the phone whi was either confused or a nut. She did an excellent job on the phone with this person, and I told her that, once she was able to take me as a customer.
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Found out last night that several of my friends had voted for me on Nov 3 for WV House of Delegates.
They kept asking me how many votes I got on Tusday. I was confused as I was not on the ballot.
They all said they wrote my name in. I reminded them that I did not live in any of the house delegate districts in which they reside….
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Hey J-Hole,
It’s going to be fascinating to watch how the incoming senators from MS, KS, SC, TX, OH move forward. They will have to go before the voters again.
I think the Dems become more Centrist in the short term. You’ll say its just an act.
As for me, I’d love to see the far left get ejected from the party. Many Dems agree with me too.
Big Joe, A-Hole
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I can’t speak for the newbies from the erstwhile Red states, but we’ve seen Brown in action for decades, he is going to be no different, and I’ve got a hunch that the schmoe in TX will revert to form as his surrgoates have promised.
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Seems like sniffy, putty, and the oil traders manipulated the market.
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As for ejecting the far left, sure, that would be nice, but the Overton Window has already moved substantially to the left in the D party. There no more 90s Dems around to pull things meaningfully to the center, nor 2000s era Blue Dogs to reset the similuation even to 2010. Upscale white women run the party now; they took their designer handbags and cut in front of the rest of the Dem base in the greivance line, getting ahead of the minorities in order to act as their champions (all while avoiding being lectured at like white men have had to endure).
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Will buffube keep the critters in dc or is it vacation away?
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JUST IN: Sources tell me that John Thune is actively campaigning to stop Marsha Blackburn from naming Rep. Tim Burchett as her replacement in the U.S. Senate. Thune does not want Burchett anywhere near the Senate chamber. And that’s what makes Burchett the perfect choice!
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I would love to be here more today to converse.
But we ate doing laundry and ny wife has informed Mr sho I’d commondeering me for the rest if the day for yard and flower garden work.
I cannot even get to my time consuming involved projects today
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Burchett effed himself by aggressively campaigning for the appointment and then making threats that eh woudl primary anyone else appointed. I like the guy overall, but that’s not how it’s done, and he should know better. He should have kept his cards clsoe to his vest, quietly sought the appointment instead of feeling entitled to it, and then endorsed Glenn Jacobs aka “Kane” for his own House seat knowing that Kane and Blackburn are close. Now, it’s more likely that Blackburn appoint Jacobs to her seat and skips over Burchett entirely, and that wouldn’t be a bad thing, he has gained valuable expereince as a county executive, and is more than sufficiently conservative. The online community is too online, they don’t get the realities on the ground in states far away from their keyboards.
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Buffune is incompetent. He must be even worse that the ky rino
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Gasoline here has fallen to at least $3.69.
Was at least 25 to 30 cents higher a week ago…
I suspect the prices 2 miles away on the other side of the interstate is even lower today.
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Sherrod Brown is an interesting case. When he was Class 1, he benefited from the blue wave in ’06, Obama re-election in ’12, and another blue wave in ’18. He then was booted out in ’24. Ohio was also still purple from ’06-’18 Now it’s red.
Now that he’s Class 3 and his state is red, I wonder if he changes to better represent his constituents.
Big Joe, A-Hole.
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Why would this idiot buy a junky brand like Samsung. He paid more for imported product thst had that worst customer satisfaction
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brown won’t change his stripes. He is an idiot.
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Rep. Jamie Raskin declares there is NO LINE between criminal investigations and political retribution as Democrats prepare aggressive investigations into President Trump and Republicans. “There is NO line! The line is essentially between everything that happened on Tuesday and what happened before.” Democrats never cared about lowering prices…
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Once you are Brown, you are always Brown….
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Oil is now down over $5 today.
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I like Nehring’s X bio; “almost LT. Gov. in 2014.”
Gavin Newsom: 4,107,051
Ron NehringL 3,078,039
57.2% – 42.8%…I would not call that “almost.”
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With regards to him complaining about the refrigertor, I get it, and he should be able to buy whatever he wants (even if it is something built with slave/indentured servant labour from China; that moral stain is on him and the countless millions who have no issue buying from Red China). I worked hard to de-Sinoize my home, not because i have any hatred towards the Chinese people themselves, but because I refuse to fund the CCP.
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I would not buy a Samsung product period. Moreover dumb arse ahould have waited till Black Friday (if he had time to buy) b
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he basically over paid for a crappy product.
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Not to mention his claim about muh tariffs is wrong. Appliance prices are down 5% since 2022. 2026 ytd has seen some drops.
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Source CPI INDEX.
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if he bought a Samsung fridge made here no tariff. Samsung has shifted production here gradually. So the guy is claiming stuff. And consumer guidelines indicate Samsung brand is the worst for appliances
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Congress has five weeks in a lame duck session. They could all, as a team, focus on SAVE Act, shoring up border defense ahead of a D majority, tax relief, energy expansion — but instead the spurned, rejected Massie chooses to go after a very popular Sec War in yet another stunt — this after suggesting that his own voters are morons and were manipulated by Jews into voting him out.
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Congress has five weeks in a lame duck session. They could all, as a team, focus on SAVE Act, shoring up border defense ahead of a D majority, tax relief, energy expansion — but instead the spurned, rejected Massie chooses to go after a very popular Sec War in yet another stunt — this after suggesting that his own voters are morons and were manipulated by Jews into voting him out.
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🚨 BREAKING: The US Supreme Court 8-1 just GREENLIT President Trump to resume building the border wall in Big Bend, Texas — lifting a lower court order that had halted construction 🔥 LET’S GO! DEI Ketanji Brown Jackson was the ONLY noted dissent, imagine that A federal judge in El Paso had blocked construction in the Big Bend region, including inside Big Bend National Park The Supreme Court just said KEEP BUILDING! 🇺🇸
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🚨 BREAKING: The US Supreme Court 8-1 just GREENLIT President Trump to resume building the border wall in Big Bend, Texas — lifting a lower court order that had halted construction 🔥 LET’S GO! DEI Ketanji Brown Jackson was the ONLY noted dissent, imagine that A federal judge in El Paso had blocked construction in the Big Bend region, including inside Big Bend National Park The Supreme Court just said KEEP BUILDING! 🇺🇸
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The Republican Party would likely have more success going forward if figures like Ted Cruz and Mark Levin spent less time as public spokespeople. Neither is especially likable, and both alienate a lot of people, particularly younger voters, from the GOP.
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Yard work done for the day….
One of 10 or so flower beds now cleared….
I blitzed and took no required 10 minute break…so I can knock off and quit for the day on outside work 10 minutes before 5.
I am union.
But I still may have to go In and finish putting laundry away…
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Thanks to Jason ….for at least one trite and terse comment on my long post listing10 ways elections today are far from secure.
And by the way, i do not remember clicking that I liked my own post.
That is presumptions behavior and I do not do that, at least on purpose…
Maybe someone0who claimed to be me liked my post…
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BTW, I miss my old cat Manny and his antics and calm friendship presence. Despite being a dog lerson I am sure Manny was the best cat in the world…
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RURAL VS. URBAN DIVIDE
People in rural areas fairly largely vote RED.
People in cities fairly largely vote BLUE.
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In general, rural people grow up close to nature and spend more time outdoors. They take care of the environment (which they appreciate and in which they live), they see how a Divine Being is the creator of all this and have deeper religious beliefs than do people who grow up in the city.
Rural people are more likely to grow up with guns, hunt and be more pro gun than are city people. There is less gun crime in rural areas–and more gun crime in the cities, so city/urban folks are far more likely to favor gun restrictions and gun control. And in many states there are more voters in City than rural areas.
Rural people are more self sufficient and more self reliant. Urban people are less so, and rely more and more on government to solve their problems than solve it themselves. More and more State taxes must be taken from EVERYBODY to provide for the costly needs of the City folk (majority of people in many States).
In rural areas, everybody knows everyone else and there are personal relationships that develop in a rural areas. In cities you do not know everyone who lives in your block. City living is very anonymous. You don’t even know all the people on the floor of your apartment building. It is a somewhat anonymous way to live. People who move to the cities are more likely to not care about their environment and regularly litter the streets. Commit crimes on city businesses and other city residents.
The anonymous nature of city living leads to more crime in thr city. This requires hiring more and police and police cars and equipment and higher costs of government.
High rise 10 to 25 story apartment buildings require much more expensive fire equipment than that needed by the rural volunteer fire department where lots of people volunteer to meet the needs of their community.
In rural areas, lots of people (maybe majority?) have gardens and grow a lot of their own food. It is not uncommon for Rural people to give some of the food they grow to their neighbors. If a person in the city would try to give food they bought at the supermarket to their neighbors, someone would probably have the police called on them for such strange behavior.
Rural areas have less needs to be met by government. Urban/city people have more and more needs to be met by government. Big expensive water and sewer projects, need for more expensive paved and maintained streets, need for the two lane highways leading to the cities to be REPLACED by 4 or 6 lane highways coming into the cities, need for creation of parks and city swimming pools to be built and maintained by government for the people of the big city to enjoy. The city folk also need expensice mass transit system bus, subway, etc) for people who live there to get around. ALL THIS TAKE MONEY TO PROVIDE FOR THE CITY PEOPLE. The STATE usually ponies up some money to help the city out. THIS MEANS HIGHER TAXES FOR EVERYONE so that the State can provide for the needs of the people of the cities–who outnumber the number of people who live in the rural areas). And we need to have government provide rent subsidies to people in thr city who are poor.
Rural people have free creeks to fish, swim, boat and play in. And also have free woods and forests and fields to roam in. Small or no police force. Volunteer fire dept.
And the small town and rural businesses along the 2 lane road to the city get harmed when the new 4 lane highway to the city is built and bypasses the existing businesses along the old 2-lane hardtop road and business get cuts dramatically and half might go out of business. Which hurts the RURAL area.
The URBAN Cities have a lot of people (majority) so the people of the cities vote to create anti pollution laws to mandate things on cars, reduce coal mining, (which is all done by rural people in rural areas and which thereby harm the jobs and economy of the rural area).
The city needs somewhere to put all their trash and garbage. There is no room in the city for a landfill, so one is built in a nearby RURAL area for the URBAN trash.
Thr city needs an airport or a new and bigger airport) to meet the needs of city travelers. Of course there is no land within the city to build an airport, so it is built in a nearby RURAL area. This is GREAT for those rural folks who own 400 acres or more land who sell land for an airport. But most rural folks do not have 400 or more acres.But the airport will provide jobs for those nearby RURAL area, EXCEPT for the fact that 90% of the airport workers will use mass transit to go out of the city to work at thr new airport in the RURAL area.
The City need more electricity, so power companies have to build more power plants in thr RURAL area and build new long power lines thru RURAL areas to get more electriicity to the CITY folks.
THE URBAN dwellers have to have more AI so more hugr data centers are built in RURAL areas….which causes a lot a of arguement and disagreement in the RURAL AREA.
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Real Eagles fans would respect him more if he did flip off the fans
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Interesting tidbit [unverified] I saw on Facebook… Denton county TX [apparently a BLUE county has almost identical population as 100 and some RED TX counties’ combined population.
–Also, seeing many Facebook posts going on about the extra 1.7 million voters this year for D candidate in TX…while the total R turnout in last 3 or 4 off year elections has been pretty stable… Total new residents [of any and all ages] in TX apparently in last 2 years was up about 1.4 million. So there musta been huge increase in other new registrations among continual TX residents who have always been living in TX. The new voters and TX Indys must have broken huge for D candidates in TX last week.
–Also, nationally, the good economic news of many billions of investment money from other countries into the U.S. for manufacturing plants has not yet brought massive job opportunities.
–Also, WV Senator Capito played a big role in putting together that Senate data center and energy bill that passed the Senate today with @75 votes for it.
, WV Senator Capito played a big role in putting together that Senate data center and energy bill that passed the Senate today with @75 votes for it.
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I have another big thing I am working on [unrelated to anything thing above] to share with you all,
but I will not do so until tomorrow…
….And you can tell me if you think it is a good or foolish idea…
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My Samsung phone is great.
The fact is Trump’s stupid tariffs and trade wars were a big factor in the loss of the midterms.
Unforced error.
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