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re: I’m worried about Texas remaining blue in 2028
Posted by RAB on 11/10/26 at 9:29 am to RohanGonzales
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Ah, we are still in the "no big deal" phase.
History supports my conclusion, but what alternative do you propose? To freak out on an internet message board and call strangers dumbasses. :cool:
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I still can’t believe the conference is doing away with this game.
Relax. This same scenario happened across the country in 2006/2008, and we survived.
re: Even DeSantis says culture war ads against Democrats failed
Posted by RAB on 11/7/26 at 5:30 pm to RelicBatches86
I live in Madison County, Alabama. We just elected a sodomite sheriff and a transgendered state rep. No one I have talked with knew this before voting. I still can’t believe that our local GOP didn’t tell us.
The crazy thing is that the Dems would’ve won in Texas anyway, but the raw numbers are so bonkers that there was clearly cheating going on. The fact that more people voted for the GOP nominee for railroad commissioner than the GOP nominee for governor is lights out.
re: Purple Alabama? No. But, Doug Jones got 48% (!) of the vote. The rigged House seat lost.
Posted by RAB on 11/4/26 at 9:25 pm to HailToTheChiz
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Huntsville also elected a Democrat tranny for state house
Voters had no idea who that person was because the GOP never exposed it. The two term sheriff also lost to an open homosexual. Again, the voters knew nothing about that until after the election.
GOP candidates were lazy and presumptuous in races throughout Madison County and Alabama. I’m assuming it was like that throughout the country.
re: This election was 100% a revolt against Trump/Maga. NOT an embrace of Dems
Posted by RAB on 11/4/26 at 9:48 am to sidewalkside
I wish people could understand that this election was as much about pushing away the establishment as it was about anything else. This has been building since 2016, with the only outlier being the dubious 2020 election. People want to turn the page, and the Dems seemed to have figured that out before the GOP did.
re: Remember in 2010 when we thought the people had enough of Obama
Posted by RAB on 11/3/26 at 10:07 pm to StansberryRules
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94 and 96 Clinton also A huge midterms doesn't guarantee the Presidential cycle.
Unfortunately, history also suggests that it will be very hard for any Republican to keep the presidency in 2028.
re: Review of plays
Posted by RAB on 10/13/26 at 8:01 am to makersmark1
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makersmark1
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Luckily he has a really good OL giving him lots of clean pockets because under pressure, he looked like a guy in over his head.
He made a couple of mistakes, but he also threw a few elite level passes, including one from near his own end zone on third and long that ended up sealing the game for them.
The game was like a perfect reversal of last season’s regular season game. Hopefully we’ll see each other again this year, because these two teams are good.
re: Why do folks on here feel good about midterms? Odds related
Posted by RAB on 10/9/26 at 9:30 pm to GeauxLaneTrain
Harris had a lead on polymarket over Trump on October 6, 2024.
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I remember when it was simple you got a burger fries or coke or a property and tried to get all 3.
You know what to do…
re: Alabama 2009 Team Not Called For Holding for 34 Straight Quarters
Posted by RAB on 10/7/26 at 7:57 am to Boodis Man
I watched the Texas/Bama game by myself on a 19” Panasonic in a one bedroom apartment in Hoover. I had been sick as a dog with the flu, and was still feeling like trash.
And you know what? It was a truly great day. Thanks for refreshing my memory!
And you know what? It was a truly great day. Thanks for refreshing my memory!
re: What have you fixed lately thanks to youtube?
Posted by RAB on 10/6/26 at 8:16 am to FLObserver
Replaced the ice auger motor on the fridge.
Indiana being able to win a national title was the canary in the coal mine.
re: RIP to Mr. Belding: a principal to an entire generation
Posted by RAB on 9/29/26 at 12:49 pm to El Segundo Guy
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I'm 51 and was the targeted age demographic for that show and I never watched one episode, neither did my friends.
You’re actually a bit too old to be in the age group that watched the show. The kids in the show were your age, but most who watched it on Saturday morning and then on TBS were a few years younger.
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Thoughts and prayers for Rod and the rest of the family
Mr. Belding’s son, Zack Belding, is now 33 years old.
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He also tied a record for simulating peeing during a football game
But he holds the record for simulating peeing while standing up. At least there’s some evolution there.
The last time I went into a Starbucks it had a giant trans flag flying in it. I'm surprised to hear that any of their stores are struggling.
re: CNBC Interviews Iowa farmer who says he's seeing all Blue Signs & no Red Signs this year
Posted by RAB on 9/23/26 at 5:30 pm to Duck Nation
What a day! A primaried, lame duck politician, a local radio host, and a farmer have all said it’s over!
You can do whatever you want with your baby at any point before they are born…but after that they belong to us.
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