Flag’s boy wrote:
foxnews com
Faux Noise . . . LOL . . . You cannot be serious.
Flag’s boy wrote:
foxnews com
Faux Noise . . . LOL . . . You cannot be serious.
Oops, Repubs.
[Republican] Young Kim – first Korean-American elected to Congress
— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) November 15, 2018
But the election count wasn't over. And guess what happened to the Republican 'First'?
Remember how Republicans kept posting that the Main Stream Media refused to report a Republican Korean-American woman would be the first of her gender and ethnicity in Congress? The Republican candidate Young Kim was defeated in that race.
— Eric Wise (@byronbuckles) November 18, 2018
Yes, the republican lost. . . .
Most interesting about that loss is that it happened in Orange Country CA. Democrats swept every congressional race in that county. That could had long been a heavily republican stronghold. No more.
Flag’s boy wrote:
Flagpole’s boy sure is have a rough time lately.
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/avenattis-law-firm-evicted-from-california-offices-over-unpaid-213g-rent.amp
Oh look! Squirrel!
Flagpole wrote:
Trollminator wrote:
You’re making it sound more sophisticated than it is, and giving him too much credit. It’s much simpler than that - Trump just repeats statements supporting extreme identity politics and biases. Also, if this was 2000 or 1990 or 2008 Trump would not have had any shot at winning with these strategies. He’s not a brilliant person by any means and he probably hasn’t understood why it has worked. It will soon be soon proven he only knows this strategy, which will no longer work in a couple of years. It’s already proving to be less effective. Also, you keep forgetting a huge chunk of the mouth breathers don’t actually even think about what he says or does, he has their vote regardless because he’s a Republican.
CORRECT!
+0 I'm going to destroy this thread by leaving no room left to post.
Subway Surfers wrote:
Flagpole wrote:
CORRECT!
+0 I'm going to destroy this thread by leaving no room left to post.
I always thought that this was a running site.
Subway Surfers wrote:
I always thought that this was a running site.
You must be new here.
Flag’s boy wrote:
Flagpole’s boy sure is have a rough time lately.
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/avenattis-law-firm-evicted-from-california-offices-over-unpaid-213g-rent.amp
I love the guy on twitter.
"I'm going to sue you. I'm going to sue you. I'm going to sue you. I'm going to sue you...."
It's hilarious.
Thisthreadisridiculous wrote:
Flagpole wrote:
No I don't. When the Conways say very different (VERY DIFFERENT) things about Donald Trump when Kellyanne works for him, and then Kellyanne mentions that she finds his comments about Trump, "disrespectful", that is not gossip.
She said this - "I feel there's a part of him that thinks I chose Donald Trump over him," Kellyanne said to The Post. "Which is ridiculous. One is my work and one is my marriage."
"It is disrespectful, it's a violation of basic decency, certainly, if not marital vows," she said.
She and he brought this out into the open. Not gossip. Two very politically connected people (one of whom is VERY close toe Trump) who happen to be married who have said recent conflicting things about the President. Sorry, but it's news. Again, I'm not terribly interested in it, but it is news, not gossip.
Hate to agree but the Conway’s more George is openly communicating this to the media. I can’t stand the media but this one isn’t on them. Tell the Conway’s specifically George to shut up.
The fact that you hate to agree with me (or anyone) on anything tells a lot about you. Agreeing on something should just be on a topic-by-topic basis, and to agree is almost always desired, so you should be glad to agree with someone, not hate that you do.
Twitterazi wrote:
I love the guy on twitter.
"I'm going to sue you. I'm going to sue you. I'm going to sue you. I'm going to sue you...."
It's hilarious.
That sounds like the same guy who kept tweeting: Mexico will pay for my wall. Mexico will pay for my wall. Mexico will pay for my wall. Mexico will pay for my wall. Mexico will pay for my wall.
Outrageous.
You don’t think Mexico will pay for the wall?
L L wrote:
You don’t think Mexico will pay for the wall?
Nope. It is better to have the US pay for it and cut Uhmericans off from the access to the Rio Grande they have enjoyed forever. So much for Republicans claim that they are the party which respects property rights. The biggest eminent domain land grab of all time would be by Trump for his useless wall.
LOL Repubs wrote:
Oops, Repubs.
[Republican] Young Kim – first Korean-American elected to Congress
— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) November 15, 2018
But the election count wasn't over. And guess what happened to the Republican 'First'?
Remember how Republicans kept posting that the Main Stream Media refused to report a Republican Korean-American woman would be the first of her gender and ethnicity in Congress? The Republican candidate Young Kim was defeated in that race.
— Eric Wise (@byronbuckles) November 18, 2018
Yes, the republican lost. . . .
Most interesting about that loss is that it happened in Orange Country CA. Democrats swept every congressional race in that county. That could had long been a heavily republican stronghold. No more.
Yup. Orange County, CA, is sending all SEVEN of its House of Representatives to DC as Democrats. This is a remarkable occurrence. Unpresident (as Trump would Tweet). Why so? Because Orange County, California…
-- Is the birth county of Richard Nixon.
-- Was hardcore Reagan County
-- Is considered a primary foundation of the modern conservative movement.
-- Has voted heavily Republican for the last 50 years. Usually the highest percentage of the larger counties in CA.
1968 Nixon 63%
1972 Nixon 68%
1976 Ford 62%
1980 Reagan 68%
1984 Reagan 75%
1988 Bush 68%
1992 Bush 44% (Ross Perot got 24%)
1996 Dole 52% (Ross Perot got 8%)
2000 Bush 56%
2004 Bush 60%
2008 McCain 51%
2012 Romney 52%
2016 Clinton 51% (Trump OOPS! 43%)
Derp Wall wrote:
L L wrote:
You don’t think Mexico will pay for the wall?
Nope. It is better to have the US pay for it and cut Uhmericans off from the access to the Rio Grande they have enjoyed forever. So much for Republicans claim that they are the party which respects property rights. The biggest eminent domain land grab of all time would be by Trump for his useless wall.
They’ve watched Cicaro too many times
Top Trump funny of the week has got to be “more raking and cleaning to prevent forest fires”. I know he’s constantly appealing to lowest common denominator/IQ, but this was a legit airhead Trump statement. Just fvcking dumb.
OC is 100% Blue wrote:
Orange County, CA,
-- Is considered a primary foundation of the modern conservative movement.
They're just rich people, your standard "fiscal conservative, social liberals." That's not foundational to anything, they're swing spectrum straddlers.
-- Has voted heavily Republican for the last 50 years.
...
2008 McCain 51%
2012 Romney 52%
2016 Clinton 51% (Trump OOPS! 43%)
If you find a 10 year trend inconvenient, invoke a 50-year trend to bury it. Look how their grandparents voted!
Clearly they have spent most of the relevant past voting "fiscal conservative social liberal" regardless of party. Their votes this year are no surprise at all. Trump's supreme court picks alone can explain that.
RU new here wrote:
Subway Surfers wrote:
I always thought that this was a running site.
You must be new here.
Ha! No I'm been here for a reasonable time off and on.
OC is 100% Blue wrote:
Yup. Orange County, CA, is sending all SEVEN of its House of Representatives to DC as Democrats. This is a remarkable occurrence. Unpresident (as Trump would Tweet). Why so? Because Orange County, California…
-- Is the birth county of Richard Nixon.
-- Was hardcore Reagan County
-- Is considered a primary foundation of the modern conservative movement.
-- Has voted heavily Republican for the last 50 years. Usually the highest percentage of the larger counties in CA.
1968 Nixon 63%
1972 Nixon 68%
1976 Ford 62%
1980 Reagan 68%
1984 Reagan 75%
1988 Bush 68%
1992 Bush 44% (Ross Perot got 24%)
1996 Dole 52% (Ross Perot got 8%)
2000 Bush 56%
2004 Bush 60%
2008 McCain 51%
2012 Romney 52%
2016 Clinton 51% (Trump OOPS! 43%)
It was the removal of the local/state tax exemption that is hurting reps and they haven't realized yet.
Anyhow the base is dying or moving out.
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/people-are-leaving-california-in-drovesand-this-is-where-they-are-going-2018-05-31Twitterazi wrote:
Flag’s boy wrote:
Flagpole’s boy sure is have a rough time lately.
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/avenattis-law-firm-evicted-from-california-offices-over-unpaid-213g-rent.ampI love the guy on twitter.
"I'm going to sue you. I'm going to sue you. I'm going to sue you. I'm going to sue you...."
It's hilarious.
The guy truly has some issues. Deadbeat to the tune of $213K.
Flagpole, you should be ashamed for backing this deadbeat.
Bad Wigins wrote:
OC is 100% Blue wrote:
Orange County, CA,
-- Is considered a primary foundation of the modern conservative movement.
They're just rich people, your standard "fiscal conservative, social liberals." That's not foundational to anything, they're swing spectrum straddlers.
-- Has voted heavily Republican for the last 50 years.
...
2008 McCain 51%
2012 Romney 52%
2016 Clinton 51% (Trump OOPS! 43%)
If you find a 10 year trend inconvenient, invoke a 50-year trend to bury it. Look how their grandparents voted!
You are an idiot. ... Look at how white America USED to be!
Looser wrote:
Twitterazi wrote:
I love the guy on twitter.
"I'm going to sue you. I'm going to sue you. I'm going to sue you. I'm going to sue you...."
It's hilarious.
The guy truly has some issues. Deadbeat to the tune of $213K.
Flagpole, you should be ashamed for backing this deadbeat.
Trump is a bankruptcy deadbeat to the tune of well over $1,000,000,000.