I was thinking of keeping Tinkerbelle alive.
I never think about Jeb Bush
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Sure. Just kidding. Wink!
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Who Dat?
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Yeah. No matter what happens we are going to have to make it through a recount and Boebert challenges in court (and violent rhetoric and calls for violence) if she loses
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I posted this in the other election thread, but it’s relevant to your post here:
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President in a timeline where things didn’t go quite so far off the rails.
Hey, everyone, those shudders you just felt? Just for the record, those are how I feel every time someone says “at least W…”
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That is just wild. It can’t be quite that exact… but the idea that she could be several hundred ahead, instead of like…60 right now, because a town’s worth of her supporters died in the last election cycle is just CRAZY.
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She’s not even my representative, but she’s both good and smart, and geez it’s close…
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i think brainspore mentioned this before, but it’s wild to me that fetterman’s stroke was mentioned so often and so hamhandedly – while herschel walker’s traumatic brain injures and his self described multiple personality disorder ( dissociative identity disorder ) got only the rarest of mentions.
i’m not sure either is worth a deep dive – candidate positions and behavior during campaigning seems like enough information to me. but the difference in coverage seems notable
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Because land doesnt vote.
Also not shown “@the_transit_guy” is how cities subsidize the rural area. All those country roads? Paid for by city taxes.
Not directed at @mspie500 of course
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When will someone reply to folks like this with maps displaying population density?
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Never, because the original posts are never about truth and accuracy
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His point is that 51% of the vote is only 30% of the state house. And he’s right about that. It’s not very democratic at all.
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