afransen
Senior Member
Taking a dish someone prepared for a BBQ and feeding it to the dog is quite rude.
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Taking a dish someone prepared for a BBQ and feeding it to the dog is quite rude.
Admiral Beez
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afransen
Senior Member
It's a caricature of what conservatives think liberals are like.
Or is the takeaway that conservatives can be smug pricks too?
Or is the takeaway that conservatives can be smug pricks too?
Jonny5
Senior Member
Mike Pence is making the rounds this week. I've seen a lot of news coverage of him.
He appears to be feeling out support to be the Not-Trump candidate for the Republican nomination.
I have to say, I would get out the popcorn to watch a Trump vs. Pence nomination battle. It would probably completely blow up the Republican Party.
He appears to be feeling out support to be the Not-Trump candidate for the Republican nomination.
I have to say, I would get out the popcorn to watch a Trump vs. Pence nomination battle. It would probably completely blow up the Republican Party.
Admiral Beez
Superstar
‘A new political hellscape’: sweeping gains for Republicans could stifle Biden’s presidency
Momentum appears to be with Republicans capitalising on economic frustration as experts say party peaking at right time
www.theguardian.com
gabe
Senior Member
Of course Florida re-elects DeSantis. A guy who hates women, minorities and demonized the LGBTQ community, and is a Covid denier who caused Covid to spread like wildfire and killed tens of thousands of people.
afransen
Senior Member
It's not looking like much of a red wave after all. The Democrats look on track to maintain narrow control of the Senate, and the GOP House majority looks more like +20 than the +25 or more that many were predicting.
It’s still disheartening to see people like deSantis and Marjorie Taylor Greene be re-elected
afransen
Senior Member
Georgia looks to be going to a run-off. Still possible that the Dems could pick it up and end up picking up a seat for a 51-49 majority.
gabe
Senior Member
Jared Polis became the first openly gay man to be elected governor of a U.S. state in 2018. He was elected to his second term tonight.
Polis wins reelection in Colorado governor’s race
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis (D) is projected to win reelection after defeating Republican challenger Heidi Ganahl. NBC News and ABC News both called the race for Polis shortly before 9:30 p.m. ET. Po…
thehill.com
Bjays92
Senior Member
This is not as bad as I was expecting but I'm still worried both the house and senate will flip red
afransen
Senior Member
Jonny5
Senior Member
Really looks like the Dems may hold the Senate via the win in Pennsylvania and the presumptive wins in Georgia and Arizona. If so, it will be a real shock to the GOP as they really felt they could take all three, but now they may win none of them.
Richard White
Senior Member
This is the US. The GOP has a rabid base that will vote for them without thinking.
Voters voted along ideological lines. You could have Ronald McDonald or a half eaten grilled cheese sandwich running for the GOP and they would get tons of votes.
US voters are idiots. They just see blue and red, nothing more.
ShonTron
Moderator
Michigan, even more than Pennsylvania, is the good news story. The Dems now control all three branches of government, and the electorate passed a ballot measure that will guarantee reproductive rights in the State Constitution. Michigan was one of the states likely to have all abortions illegal because of an old 1930s-era law.
Ohio, sadly, has gone the way of Indiana for good.
Ohio, sadly, has gone the way of Indiana for good.