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Y'all just going to ignore the elephant in the room?

The irony of saying this on Fox News, which is effectively a mouthpiece for Trump and MAGA these days, is pretty funny.
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Roughly 2,980 out of about 3,089 counties in America shifted Blue during Midterms

If you were to trust the results, that would mean 95% of the entire United States just decided to abandon their voting patterns and Vote Blue. IMPOSSIBLE

To drive home this point, here is a graph I made of the 3,089 counties, all grouped by state, and how many shifted Blue

No one can look at this graph of American county voting results and believe this, NO ONE



95% of US counties shifting blue does not mean 95% of the entire country has "abandoned its voting patterns and voted blue." It simply means that all these counties, at minimum, voted slightly more blue than they did in 2024.

So a county in bumfvck nowhere could have voted 99% GOP in 2024, but if it voted 98% this election, it shifted blue.

I'm at a loss as to how Trump and his supporters can't see how losing a few 2024 supporters in every county was possible after what they've done the past two years, especially considering depressed turnout which is common in midterm elections. Who the fvck was going to vote GOP after not doing it in 2024? There was nowhere to go for them but down.

These conspiracies always fall completely apart when you apply an ounce of critical thinking. I know that's extremely hard for MAGA, though.

re: Good game gaytards

Posted by Yokelhoma on 11/8/26 at 9:54 am to
Hush, we’re keeping a low profile for a while
Not a Texan, but you could be the most conservative person alive and still vote for Talarico if you have morals considering it was Ken fvcking Paxton on the ballot.
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OP just means half the state went 89%(or less) right in Tuesday’s election, no?

Why is that hard to believe?


Correct, this is just saying every Kansas county voted more Democratic than they did in 2024.

OP seems to think that since some of these counties voted 90% for Trump, it's clearly fraud that they...voted slightly less of that percentage for Republican candidates two years later?

I find it odd that OP doesn't see why this clearly happened. Midterms always favor the party not in power, and Trump/GOP have done extremely unpopular things in the last two years. Every Oklahoma county shifted blue as well, and I think it happened nationwide--it's a clear message from the voters all over the country.

re: The south is gone

Posted by Yokelhoma on 11/3/26 at 10:38 pm to
Yeah, the region of the country that is bottom of the barrel in basically every statistic is what’s holding the country together.

Get a fricking grip

re: Oklahoma athletics are TRASH

Posted by Yokelhoma on 11/3/26 at 11:25 am to
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Cheating has its perks for sure. Funny how poorly OU has done in the NIL era. Paying players isn’t a unique thing any longer. The cheat programs have to offer something more than money. Funny how that works.


You actually have this backwards. Back then it was extremely hard to pay players a lot of money (i.e. NIL level money) and get away with it, so the programs that were good were the ones who differentiated themselves by success, atmosphere, support, etc.

Now it's simply pay-to-play and players can effectively re-negotiate each year. The intangibles that a program offers mean very little.

The good news is OU has plenty of wealthy alums/fans that will spend money in this era. We've shown that we'll spend as much as almost any program. Our recruiting is still going very well. We just need some new coaches.

re: Should the SEC get Okie St?

Posted by Yokelhoma on 10/27/26 at 9:01 pm to
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OU looking for someone they might be able to beat


We actually have had better success against Bama than OSU this decade, weirdly enough.

re: Should the SEC get Okie St?

Posted by Yokelhoma on 10/27/26 at 8:58 pm to
Average ACT score for freshmen at Mizzou is 26. Average ACT score at OSU is 23.

Y’all are both full of retards. And I know OU is too, but I’m not throwing stones. If your school ACT average isn’t even 30 then you really can’t act like you went to some great school.
Obama has been accused of being secretly communist, Muslim, and gay by the right wing for like 20 years now.

Democrats are pretty clearly pro-capitalism, but also believe in a social safety net and strong regulations against big business. To some retards in the US, that equals communism.

re: TV Ratings through Oct 21

Posted by Yokelhoma on 10/26/26 at 12:19 pm to
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Texas and Oklahoma probably wonder what took them so long to jump to the SEC. I assume they refused in 2012 and we settled on Aggie?


SEC asked us in 2012 to come with A&M, but our president at the time didn't want to leave Oklahoma State (and also he pined for the Big 10, thank god that didn't happen). Y'all settled for Mizzou instead.
Then name a single child in the US that's received trans-gender surgery against the parents' wishes.

I'm willing to bet there's been a couple teenagers that received breast implants in some random state, but the GOP acts like this is an epidemic and thousands of children are getting their genitals carved up. The scare tactics are getting ridiculous.

re: John Cornyn hates American Texans.

Posted by Yokelhoma on 10/22/26 at 9:29 am to
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He’s voting for a Jesus hating, tranny story hour loving, transgender surgery loving, moose importing candidate instead of a Texan


Y'all surely have better critical thinking skills than this.

Is it likely that a long-time GOP politician is going to vote for someone that hates Jesus, wants to force kids to have gender reassignment surgery, and wants to import Muslims?

Or is it more likely that none of that is true, and Cornyn sees Talarico as a typical moderate Democrat running against possibly the most corrupt POS to ever run for federal office in America? And is actually voting his conscience?

I know y'all have to have brains, otherwise you wouldn't be able to log in.
Can't imagine anyone looking at Ken fvcking Paxton and thinking "yeah, this is the guy we want representing our state to the country and the world."

The guy is cartoonishly evil, and the GOP knows it, so they're making shite up about trans-kids or whatever.
Guy probably has more CTE than the entire NFL combined. Naturally, he supports Trump.

re: The Board is weird today

Posted by Yokelhoma on 10/18/26 at 2:00 pm to
Kentucky kinda sucks, props to them for winning and I hope they keep winning but needing a meltdown to beat this OU team does not bode well for their future.
I have literally never met a practicing Muslim in my life. Lived in Oklahoma and Texas. Met a few guys in college whose parents were Muslim but they were super Americanized and didn’t ascribe to that shite (which almost always happens to children of immigrants in the US).

I’m willing to bet the posters on this board couldn’t name 5 practicing Muslims by name in their communities but somehow they’re “taking over.” Y’all are the biggest pussies in the country.
Ahhh, I’ve missed the Texas fans having to say “we beat ourselves” or “you all still aren’t good” to cope with a loss in Dallas. The world is healing.
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Well, the argument against is that you win the big 12 like every other year and there was only really one other program that could consistently challenge you.


And then we would get punked in the playoff because we weren't able to recruit well enough to compete with the top SEC programs because the Big 12 was viewed as the minor leagues by recruits.

That alone is enough to warrant jumping to the SEC. Add in money, better and bigger matchups, exposure, etc. and it's a no-brainer.

Winning in the Big 12 honestly got boring for a lot of fans--there stopped being any joy in the wins, just a "oh god we better not lose" attitude when playing against some program that had nowhere near the resources we did.

And while the SEC is definitely harder than than the Big 12,OU made the playoffs last year with a pathetic offense, so it's not like this conference is impossible to succeed in. Our offensive issues aren't due to the SEC, they're due to our own incompetence. I have yet to see an OU fan that doesn't realize this, we know we can do well here. Just have to fix our issues.

Edit: to add one more thought, the only thing I "regret" (if that's the word for it) is that the original Big 12 fell apart. That was an awesome and competitive conference. But no regrets leaving the zombie Big 12.
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You know how many times we've heard this since 2008?


Probably a few times. But I doubt people were judging teams for getting blown out by peak-Saban Bama teams. Bama looks good this year but I don't think they're on that level.
If Texans send Ken fvcking Paxton to the Senate, that state is even dumber and morally bankrupt than Oklahoma.

Talarico could cut his own dick off and he'd still be the better choice. Paxton might be the most corrupt POS to ever run for a federal office.