50-48 Wow I was way off I was expecting about 73-27, Hopefully The next one will be one everyone can agree with and get in 100-0, or at least 90-10, I think Amy Coney-Barrett will get voted in with over 90 votes, Ted Cruz would get about 80 votes as even though many do not like him, everyone admits he is smart and knows the Constitution, I even heard a few people on talkshows say Ted Cruz Knows the Constitution word for word.
The country is undergoing turmoil due to red state goobers in the senate and gerrymandering in the house. Presidential election in 2016 was kind of a fluke with electoral college decided by fewer than 100,000 votes. Red state goobers and trumpists are going to get a good whacking in the house race next month and that will be the start of the crash of their orange-goober coalition.
red wave america wrote:
Rasmussen had him at 50%+ last week.
Opps....
Rasmussen poll rating is C-: Their numbers are bigly "bogus"
Reality is:
IBD/TIPP poll rating of A: Trump approval at 40%
Marist College poll rating of A: Trump approval at 41%
Trump2020OP-the real one... wrote:
It's official. Another Trump win! Another Democrat defeat. It's good time to be alive.
The smell of victory is sweet. Like Napalm in the morning.
M.A.G.A.
Hahahaha - svck it libs. How's that nuclear option looking now?
It's just do unbelievable. I don't know if I should laugh or cry. You're fogged up people living in a fogged up country.
red state goobers wrote:
The country is undergoing turmoil due to red state goobers in the senate and gerrymandering in the house. Presidential election in 2016 was kind of a fluke with electoral college decided by fewer than 100,000 votes. Red state goobers and trumpists are going to get a good whacking in the house race next month and that will be the start of the crash of their orange-goober coalition.
Let's hope it's the end of the tyranny of the minority. I'm sick of tiny red-states sucking federal dollars away from big blue states and then forcing us to deal with their corrupt inbred sh!t. This country overall is pretty moderate, and far more socially liberal than the government that represents us.
Trump2020OP-the real one... wrote:
It's official. Another Trump win! Another Democrat defeat. It's good time to be alive.
The smell of victory is sweet. Like Napalm in the morning.
M.A.G.A.
You are a fool. As a conservative I do not see this as a good win at all. It was all fat too ugly and divisive, and I truly believe we ended up with the wrong man on the bench. My bigger concern is that the only reason they went through with this guy was a fear of losing a majority in the senate and being unable to put in a different conservative judge and so felt forced to put in lying Kavanaugh. Acting out of fear always causes bad choices.
All of this was ugly and bad. Nobody won, except maybe Kavanaugh and Trump’s fragile ego. This was not good for the Republican Party. Wish we had more strength in our core values. Conservatives should be taking the moral high ground, not Hollywood Dem’s. At least this sh-it show is over now.
Must be worried wrote:
Trump2020OP-the real one... wrote:
It's official. Another Trump win! Another Democrat defeat. It's good time to be alive.
The smell of victory is sweet. Like Napalm in the morning.
M.A.G.A.
You are a fool. As a conservative I do not see this as a good win at all. It was all fat too ugly and divisive, and I truly believe we ended up with the wrong man on the bench. My bigger concern is that the only reason they went through with this guy was a fear of losing a majority in the senate and being unable to put in a different conservative judge and so felt forced to put in lying Kavanaugh. Acting out of fear always causes bad choices.
All of this was ugly and bad. Nobody won, except maybe Kavanaugh and Trump’s fragile ego. This was not good for the Republican Party. Wish we had more strength in our core values. Conservatives should be taking the moral high ground, not Hollywood Dem’s. At least this sh-it show is over now.
Sounds like you need a dose of reality. If you're "conservative", it shouldn't take long to figure out the truth...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uJ6djc12l8Right, so we should have derailed the nomination of a qualified jurist over poorly remembered 35-year old allegations? So it should be ok to accept defeat graciously when the other side uses dirty tactics? Too much at stake right now. This is a bare knuckle fight and not for the tepid.
Dems didn't give a crap about the allegations, they simply wanted to use them to derail the nomination in a timely way so as to avoid another one before midterms. Anyone who thinks otherwise is a fool. The Republicans might not always have had the best optics on this, but all-in-all they did fine.
And anyone complaining about Kavanaugh's demeanor, let me stand you up in front of the world and drag you through the mud. Let's see how you react. For too long, it's been required that moderates and righties cower when the left drags out one of their trump cards. Maybe it's time to meet that crap head-on.
red state goobers wrote:
and that will be the start of the crash of their orange-goober coalition.
how many times have you said that? unless this is the first i'm disinclined to believe your "prediction"
red wave america wrote:
red state goobers wrote:
and that will be the start of the crash of their orange-goober coalition.
how many times have you said that? unless this is the first i'm disinclined to believe your "prediction"
See what happens next month and we will go from there. Things could change of course, but the house will likely be swinging blue after November elections.
Runningart2004 wrote:
Chew on this wrote:
The dems (coons, specifically) gave the republicans a huge assist in getting the nomination through. The FBI probe gave several republicans and Manchin political cover to vote yes. Without the FBI investigation, I think Collins would have been a “no” and probably Flake too. Manchin would have voted no as well...
So why didn’t the FBI interview those who corroborate Ford’s account?
https://apple.news/Arvg_7gYXTLCR7RATRT6Zeg
Her Amherst professor friend who said he was a "corroborating witness" but wasn't interviewed sent a letter to the FBI saying Ford told him something when the nomination was made. That's not corroborating or a witness.
Not so fast bro wrote:
I guess we get the government we deserve.
A president who didn't win the popular vote and has a 40% approval gets a lifetime judge that a majority of Americans don't want, pushed through by a group of Senators who represent far less than 50% of the population.
A lot of wailing and gnashing of teeth, let's see if anyone actually turns out to vote in a few weeks...
Get out of here with that popular vote crap.
That's the rules.
It's like crying that the Patriots should have won because they had more total yardage. It total yardage was the determining factor, the game would have been played different.
If the popular vote was the rules, both candidates would have played the game different.
llort_vbo wrote:
Right, so we should have derailed the nomination of a qualified jurist over poorly remembered 35-year old allegations? So it should be ok to accept defeat graciously when the other side uses dirty tactics? Too much at stake right now. This is a bare knuckle fight and not for the tepid.
Dems didn't give a crap about the allegations, they simply wanted to use them to derail the nomination in a timely way so as to avoid another one before midterms. Anyone who thinks otherwise is a fool. The Republicans might not always have had the best optics on this, but all-in-all they did fine.
And anyone complaining about Kavanaugh's demeanor, let me stand you up in front of the world and drag you through the mud. Let's see how you react. For too long, it's been required that moderates and righties cower when the left drags out one of their trump cards. Maybe it's time to meet that crap head-on.
Truth!
The left and their cohorts in the media get to hate President Trump every waking hour. A win against their slanted view of the world feels good. If they weren't such gracious and humble losers it wouldn't mean so much.
Yes, I'm tired of all the winning, I think I'll vote for Democrats in the midterms. In the words of Borat - Nottt!!!
M.A.G.A.
McConnell is king of the long game....
...ride the tea party wave to a Senate majority...
...obstruct Obama’s lower court appointments to get the Dems to agree to remove the 60 vote threshold....
....remove the 60 vote threshold needed for SCOTUS...
...obstruct Obama’s SCOTUS appointment....
...get 2 SCOTUS appointments in less than 2 years....
Compromise in Congress has officially died and we all are to blame and we all will reap the consequences....
....well you all will....I’m in the military and my way of life is pretty much set in stone...thank you, the taxpayer for my way of life. God Bless You.
Alan
Runningart2004 wrote:
....remove the 60 vote threshold needed for SCOTUS...
Alan
Curious you make no mention of Reid here.....
Must be worried wrote:
the only reason they went through with this guy was a fear of losing a majority in the senate and being unable to put in a different conservative judge and so felt forced to put in lying Kavanaugh.
Actually, they wanted someone who would yell, scream and bully the other SCOTUS judges, to do what just one or a few judges want them to do.
llort_vbo wrote:
Dems didn't give a crap about the allegations
The Democrats wanted all the allegations to be investigated.
The Republicans are the ones that didn't give a crap about them, and went on a frenzy to cover them up.
It's amazing that people can be as stupid as you are.
Slow your roll wrote:
It's like crying that the Patriots should have won because they had more total yardage.