Elections; 2024
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UPDATED: Friday, November 21, 2025 00:12
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Trump lost in 2020 by 8 million votes, 8 million. The anti-Trump voter doesn't worry if Trump wins the 2024 primary. They welcome it dummies. We love all of you forever Trumpers. You guaranty our success. Keep up the good work.
T 
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Originally posted by THG:
Trump lost in 2020 by 8 million votes, 8 million. The anti-Trump voter doesn't worry if Trump wins the 2024 primary. They welcome it dummies. We love all of you forever Trumpers. You guaranty our success. Keep up the good work.
T
5,103,821 of those surplus votes were in California (meaning they didn't matter).
1,992,889 of those surplus votes were in New York (meaning they didn't matter).
1,025,024 of those surplus votes were in Illinois (meaning they didn't matter).
There's your 8 million votes. In three states alone that will never go anything but Democrat.
Get fucked, idiot Ted.
Looks like you're already worried about Trump winning the Primary even with an indictment hanging over his head, huh?
Good. You should be.
Smartest thing you've ever done since I've had the displeasure of knowing you.
Meanwhile, the economy is in the gutter, people are using credit cards to buy food, banks are failing and your boy is trying to start WWIII. And all that after two years of the current administration wrecking everyone's lives with lockdowns that weren't needed, school closures that fucked over everybody's kids and vaccine mandates for a vaccine that wasn't a vaccine since it didn't keep anybody from getting Covid.
Oh... and that $10k he promised all the college kids before the mid-terms had to be reneged on just like I said it would too.
Think the Bernie Bros are going to vote Biden* in a 2nd time?
Good luck with that.
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Growing up in a Republic was nice... Shame we couldn't keep it.
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Elizabeth 'Pocahontas' Warren is back?
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Joe Scarborough raped and murdered his intern.
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Growing up in a Republic was nice... Shame we couldn't keep it.
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Joe Scarborough raped and murdered his intern.
Lori Klausutis I believe is her name, the original report says she fell down, but some time later the original guy was arrested for weird chemical storage or illegally holding body parts or something and some people wanted the invesigation re-opened, Trump tweeted the incident in recent times causing controversy.
Most old clips and links to radio show of Joe Scarborough vanished or are all are now 404'd, Mika links to that Neo-Con globalist Lizard Zebigreniew Brzezinskimannsky or USSR America back to Marxist then says he is Neo-Con....or whatever his name is, Mika says she is not Neo-Con but left...not sure about Joe....maybe she just fell down or something?
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'Trump's arrest should make him unelectable. But he's still the front-runner for 2024.'
https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2023/04/04/trump-arraignment-in
dictment-new-york-case-analysis/11595708002/
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The last 48 hours revealed the GOP’s intractable 2024 dilemma
Trump and pro-lifers own the Republican Party. That’s bad for its political future.
In the past 48 hours, three major news events have revealed a fundamental problem for the Republican Party’s political future.
First, Donald Trump was formally indicted in New York — a move by prosecutors that appears to have unified the party around him, cementing his already rising poll numbers and making it harder to imagine the GOP ever moving on. This is despite the fact that 60 percent of Americans approve of the indictment, and he remains politically toxic among the majority of Americans.
Second, Republicans lost control of the Wisconsin Supreme Court in an off-year election — a campaign where abortion was “the dominating issue,” per University of Wisconsin political scientist Barry Burden. The repeal of Roe v. Wade brought back an 1849 state law, never technically repealed, that banned abortion at all stages of pregnancy (with an exception for the mother’s life). Janet Protasiewicz, the liberal candidate in the Supreme Court race, openly campaigned on her support for abortion rights. She won by a comfortable margin in a closely divided state — yet another sign that strict abortion bans are seriously unpopular.
Third, the Florida Senate on Monday approved a six-week ban on abortion — a bill pushed and supported by Gov. Ron DeSantis. The GOP’s most plausible non-Trump candidate has now tied himself to one of its most unpopular policy positions with a proven capacity to power Democratic electoral wins.
The developments capture the Republican Party’s problem in a nutshell. Maryville College historian Aaron Astor put it well:
The GOP has two big albatrosses for 2024: Donald Trump and laws that ban first trimester abortions. Both are popular with the GOP base and reviled by the majority of American voters. Abandon them and demoralize the GOP base. Embrace them and get crushed by a mediocre Dem.
https://twitter.com/AstorAaron/status/1643430601087746049
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at
https://www.mediafire.com/folder/1uwh75oa407q8/Firefly
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