Jesterea
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Kind of fricking disgusting.
Georgia and North Carolina are the most likely losses for the republicans. Michigan probably stays red if Sayed wins the dem primary. Who knows about Alaska, it’s tiny. I would say Collins is done, but she outperformed in her last race and won. Ohio and Texas are likely safe. Talarico isn’t as good a candidate as Beto was and Ohio has trended pretty red lately.
ETA: I would say 70% like someone above. But it’ll gas prices don’t come down soon, that number will look worse by the day.
ETA: I would say 70% like someone above. But it’ll gas prices don’t come down soon, that number will look worse by the day.
re: When Bill Cassidy gets bounced out, not making the general election, expect this…
Posted by Jesterea on 5/14/26 at 2:27 pm to Skippy1013
Doubtful, people have had opportunities in the past and haven’t. Cassidy has no spine, he’ll get in line just fine. There’s a chance, but I don’t think it it’s likely.
re: Brennan openly admits there is a "deep state" cabal that is still fighting POTUS Trump!!
Posted by Jesterea on 5/11/26 at 9:02 pm to StrangeBrew
If you’re a prosecutor that’s told to look into someone specifically and to bring them up on charges, but no evidence exists, what would you do?
re: Need help voting for LA senator.
Posted by Jesterea on 5/11/26 at 8:52 pm to OysterPoBoy
They’ll all vote for republican initiatives. Even Cassidy, he hates RFK and disagrees with him on all his ideas and still voted to confirm him. He’ll get in line for any votes he’s told to.
Fleming is probably the closest thing to a true believer, but Letlow will still do as she’s told.
Fleming is probably the closest thing to a true believer, but Letlow will still do as she’s told.
I’d be surprised if they would be able to change the maps this late in the game, but it will certainly be meaningful for 2028
re: Comey has an appointment
Posted by Jesterea on 4/28/26 at 11:36 pm to boosiebadazz
He got convicted on the one that seemed the most flimsy. The only reason the others didn’t matter was because the American people decided they didn’t care enough about them to not vote for the guy.
We subsidize oil and gas to the tune of $35 billion a year. If the country doesn’t want to pay for wind and solar, that’s fine, but cut Exxon, Shell, etc. Let them compete with other sources on an even playing field. Let capitalism happen.
China’s investing huge in solar and electric cars. I guarantee it’s not because they’re “woke” or that they give a shite about the environment.
China’s investing huge in solar and electric cars. I guarantee it’s not because they’re “woke” or that they give a shite about the environment.
So at Butler, God chose to spare Trump and direct the bullet into another person?
re: Stop with the threads every time gas prices move up $0.01
Posted by Jesterea on 3/6/26 at 5:20 pm to UptownJoeBrown
The administration was using gas prices as a central piece of their affordability messaging like three weeks ago. I think it’s a fair thing to criticize.
re: Tillis applauds jury’s rejection of Justice Department’s attempt to indict Democrats
Posted by Jesterea on 2/11/26 at 7:00 pm to Saint Alfonzo
I mean this whole discussion is pointless. Clearly the law decided they didn’t do anything illegal. A grand jury saw nothing that warranted an indictment, which should be the end of it.
If they didn’t think they could get a grand jury to charge any of them, why would the DOJ even try? It’s a fricking joke.
If they didn’t think they could get a grand jury to charge any of them, why would the DOJ even try? It’s a fricking joke.
re: Virginia is moving to pass a re-districting map going from 6 Dem/5 Rep map to 10-1 map
Posted by Jesterea on 2/6/26 at 11:00 am to BTROleMisser
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No, they didn't... you fricking retard. Democrat states had already gerrymandered to the extremes. Texas was playing catch up. Eat shite.
Redistricting would normally happen at the end of each decade, unless the state legislature flipped, which did not happen—it’s a republican super majority.
What makes all of this unusual is that it’s happening 5 years in advance of when it normally would have. That was because Trump pushed Abbott to do it. That’s what has set all of this rolling.
Before then, both parties would more less gerrymander every ten years or so.
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Why on earth would we do that? We would be wiser to play hardball and hopefully inspire political change there. Why on earth would we continue to protect them as they move closer to our primary adversary?
We were already treating them like an adversary and now we wonder why they respond in kind?
Hasn’t he always been vocal about politics? I mean Born in the USA was an album that covered a ton of cultural and political issues.
What I don’t get is them gaining control of the government and then letting Trump win. Why didn’t they just cheat again? Were they stupid?
A national emergency? Seriously? What fricking changed to where they suddenly make this claim?
re: Do you foresee Russia attacking a NATO state in the future
Posted by Jesterea on 1/28/26 at 9:31 pm to International_Aggie
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As long as the U.S. is in NATO: no
Not saying it would happen, but just curious... If Russia were to attack Estonia, would you be in support of US intervention? Question meant in good faith, just want to know where people stand on the idea.
If they don’t feel like the US or other nations will join in, I could see them doing so once they’ve recovered from the fallout of Ukraine. Showing them cracks in NATO over this whole Greenland thing probably wasn’t discouraging to them.
Regardless, and I’m purely speculating, I feel like if they attacked Estonia for example, nations like Poland might necessarily join in knowing they’d be somewhere on the chopping block.
Regardless, and I’m purely speculating, I feel like if they attacked Estonia for example, nations like Poland might necessarily join in knowing they’d be somewhere on the chopping block.
re: If you r advocating war with Iran with Levin/Shapiro while your own country is unraveling
Posted by Jesterea on 1/28/26 at 4:45 pm to Errerrerrwere
Not sure what people say here factors in. Trump has made a promise that he’ll involve the US. Maybe he’ll break it.
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It will all be prosecuted as a RICO suit.
Do y’all ever get tired of being so gullible? Five years on and no one has proven anything to vindicate y’all’s beliefs on the election.
There is no case ever coming. JD could win in 2028 and republicans could retain power for the next seven years, and your conspiracy will remain a conspiracy.
If there was anything to the 2020 election fraud, it would have come out before the results were certified.
re: Trump’s approval among Hispanics has skyrocketed
Posted by Jesterea on 1/28/26 at 5:54 am to Good Times
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Soros judges used the rubber stamp of “ no standing” to block submitting any evidence to the courts.
Sixty times? By his some of his own appointees? Now that they’re in power they still haven’t produced a shred of credible evidence that anything was stolen.
I swear, you nutty arse people could see a video from X showing a purple sky and go the rest of your life thinking the blue one you see with your own eyes is a deep-state lie.
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