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By the time Trump is done with these loony bastards they’ll be in padded cells eating their own shite.



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That is a lot of subjective terms he is using to pretend to have an objective point

Still safe to say Republicans would be pretty heavily favored.

Nothing major will happen until after he meets with Xi next week. Until then it’s escalation prevention. Nothing to do with the 60 day clock.


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Trump needs congressional approval

Do the dims really want to be seen as the reason we had to tuck tail in this? At this point couldn’t it be viewed as bailing Trump out?





ChatGPT predicts only one minor upset. Had to force it to count the “quoted” ballots. Definitely a margin for error though because there is nothing uniform about this.


They don’t really believe it either.

That and Hitler is just about the worst thing you can say about someone.

So they just alternate.


Either can climb that fence and mess up your pooch. Get a roller bar kit for prevention.


1. The Exorcist
3. A Nightmare on Elm Street

1. The Shining
3. Texas Chainsaw Massacre

1. Halloween
2. Alien

1. Jaws
2. The Thing

LA going 6-0 would take some of the sting out of this but will it do that is the question?

In 2010 LA lost a seat and SC gained 1. LA could get to 6-0 right now (easily 5-1 just by reverting to previous map). But 6-0 can be achieved without being too radical.

If LA still had 7 seats it’d be very difficult to try to justify any 7-0 map (with BR and NOLA in the mix). I think this is some of what SC is facing today. But I think SC is in a better position to do so than LA would be to at least make 7-0 a real possibility with turnout numbers just staying typical. It will be a shame if they don’t take advantage of it.

LA has never had a Rep House sweep in its history while SC has (and that was 7-0 with its newly gained seat). 6-0 in LA along with 7-0 in SC would be a nightmare for the dims.


I saw that listed in this upcoming horror movie compilation. There’s some decent stuff coming up.




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What kind of crowd will his successor draw is the question.

He’s one of a kind unfortunately.


Feels like is 52 right now. That qualifies as chilly.



Supernatural mystery thriller


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The GPS coordinates for where this creature was seen will not be published because it is next to the home of the female witness who lives alone.

Can’t say I blame her.


I think it had more to do with the way he went about it. It was just some Louisiana politics thrown into an impossible situation the State had little choice in resolving.

I’m just glad there are those out there taking the time to explain what actually went on because the way it’s presented by many is that the State wanted the new map when it was legally forced to comply at the time.

When the case was brought before the USSC there were “groups” in Louisiana who actually thought the State AG’s office should have fought on the side of the new maps which didn’t happen. They laughed off the idea.

re: SCOTUS rules on Callais

Posted by WestSideTiger on 4/30/26 at 12:07 am to
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REPORT: Gov. Jeff Landry to suspend May primary to redraw congressional map

BATON ROUGE - Governor Jeff Landry plans to suspend next month’s primary elections so state lawmakers can pass a new congressional map, the Washington Post reported.

The Washington Post said Landry told Republican House candidates of the plan Wednesday. This comes after a Supreme Court decision that struck down Louisiana’s second majority Black congressional district.

In a 6-3 ruling, the court’s conservative majority found that the district, represented by Democrat Cleo Fields, relied too heavily on race.

The Washington Post said the announcement to suspend the May 16 election could come as soon as Friday. It’s unclear whether the governor’s suspension would apply only to primaries for the six House seats, or include other elections, including the Senate primary.



WBRZ
The lib judges dragging their feet getting their dissent written is more to blame.