Werewolf said:
I thought we both addressed our differences clearly unitl the poem. Maybe Hoke wrote it....and if he did, he's knows OL blocking and poetry. I expressed my humor at his reasoning.......fairly, I thought.
May be the nicest thing anyone's said. Thanks!Werewolf said:
I thought we both addressed our differences clearly unitl the poem. Maybe Hoke wrote it....and if he did, he's knows OL blocking and poetry. I expressed my humor at his reasoning.......fairly, I thought.
That's one issue I won't debate you on my friend!hokiewolf said:May be the nicest thing anyone's said. Thanks!Werewolf said:
I thought we both addressed our differences clearly unitl the poem. Maybe Hoke wrote it....and if he did, he's knows OL blocking and poetry. I expressed my humor at his reasoning.......fairly, I thought.
Werewolf said:
ok, I'm losing out looks like as I've got Steve on me too.
Just a bit on me.....
- Never watched Trumps TV show, the Apprentice, for more than a minute - I'm not a celebrity guy
- Loved OJ Simpson.......but could see that he was a bad guy, I didn't need more proof
- Voted for Obama in 2008...and piecing together what's out there I think he was CIA and it was a bad idea
- I started out Cruz, was afraid of Trump, but Trump did a fabulous job but he's spoiling their party.
The world is not as we wish it was. I've raised four beautiful children ages 44 to 23 and I've watched the changes in our youth these years. You guys better get yourselves woke up because it's about to become much more intense. I was a little rough on the virus thread and I do regret as both of the Docs are clearly great guys. But we're in a war fellas and it troubles me to see so few come to terms with it. Do you not see it....or not want to see it? Its not pretty and I sure as he$$ wish it would go away........but it's not going away on its on. Its going to take us all to resist. We all can't resist until we wake the he$$ up. So I keep trying.......and if you''re pissed so be it. Our freedoms and liberty are way too important.
Yikes lolPackFansXL said:Here's a few for you hokie.Quote:
Nia-Malike Henderson, CNN: "Glenn Youngkin played the race card for a reason"
Chris Hayes, MSNBC: "He did stoke white grievance politics"
Nicolle Wallace, MSNBC: "He's laundered Trump's really sort of disgusting, flagrant, out racism, he's wrapped it in 'education.'"
Joy Reid, MSNBC: "'Education,' which is code for: White parents don't like the idea of teaching about race"
Wajahat Ali, The Daily Beast: "Whiteness remains undefeated. Let's wait and see who those white suburban voters went for tonight in Virginia. Any guesses?"
Tiffany Cross, MSNBC: "The subtext of all this was: We can't let these black and brown people run the country."
Van Jones, CNN: "I think all the CRT [Critical Race Theory] stuff is trumped-up dogwhistling."
Brianna Keilar, CNN: "Some of it was dogwhistle racism."
Mara Gay, New York Times: "One thing is clear, if Democrats don't learn how to talk about race, Republicans will do it for them."
Jemel Hill, The Atlantic: "It's not the messaging, folks. This country simply loves white supremacy."
Andrea Mitchell, NBC: "You cannot ignore the racism in this race; it is not just a subtext, not just a dogwhistle."
Chuck Todd. NBC: "I think it's a new dogwhistle."
Greg Sargent, Washington Post: "But this cannot entail backing off holding Republicans accountable for the conflict and chaos their race-baiting demagogy has unleashed."
Brian Stelter, CNN's chief media correspondent, was unable to pick up on the trend. When Batya Ungar-Sargon, Newsweek's deputy opinion editor, pointed it out to him on Stelter's show, the host countered "There's a hundred medias, a hundred reactions; you're being pretty over-generalizing, I think."
LOL... and throw in Obama, Kamala and McAuliffe for good measure, why don't you?PackFansXL said:Here's a few for you hokie.Quote:
Nia-Malike Henderson, CNN: "Glenn Youngkin played the race card for a reason"
Chris Hayes, MSNBC: "He did stoke white grievance politics"
Nicolle Wallace, MSNBC: "He's laundered Trump's really sort of disgusting, flagrant, out racism, he's wrapped it in 'education.'"
Joy Reid, MSNBC: "'Education,' which is code for: White parents don't like the idea of teaching about race"
Wajahat Ali, The Daily Beast: "Whiteness remains undefeated. Let's wait and see who those white suburban voters went for tonight in Virginia. Any guesses?"
Tiffany Cross, MSNBC: "The subtext of all this was: We can't let these black and brown people run the country."
Van Jones, CNN: "I think all the CRT [Critical Race Theory] stuff is trumped-up dogwhistling."
Brianna Keilar, CNN: "Some of it was dogwhistle racism."
Mara Gay, New York Times: "One thing is clear, if Democrats don't learn how to talk about race, Republicans will do it for them."
Jemel Hill, The Atlantic: "It's not the messaging, folks. This country simply loves white supremacy."
Andrea Mitchell, NBC: "You cannot ignore the racism in this race; it is not just a subtext, not just a dogwhistle."
Chuck Todd. NBC: "I think it's a new dogwhistle."
Greg Sargent, Washington Post: "But this cannot entail backing off holding Republicans accountable for the conflict and chaos their race-baiting demagogy has unleashed."
Brian Stelter, CNN's chief media correspondent, was unable to pick up on the trend. When Batya Ungar-Sargon, Newsweek's deputy opinion editor, pointed it out to him on Stelter's show, the host countered "There's a hundred medias, a hundred reactions; you're being pretty over-generalizing, I think."
What in the hell are you even talking about? Those races were lost as soon as the two Republican leads magically disappeared in the wee hours of the morning overnight in Fulton County, just like many DOUBLE DIGIT leads disappeared in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and damn near almost a double digit lead in Michigan as well. The runoffs were completely unnecessary, the gig was already up at that point.hokiewolf said:
That started when he played a part in costing Republicans two Senate seats
sigh… Im not saying it's all his fault but him concentrating on his own election results and telling HIS supporters in Georgia to not vote in the runoff was frustrating.TheStorm said:What in the hell are you even talking about? Those races were lost as soon as the two Republican leads magically disappeared in the wee hours of the morning overnight in Fulton County, just like many DOUBLE DIGIT leads disappeared in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and damn near almost a double digit lead in Michigan as well. The runoffs were completely unnecessary, the gig was already up at that point.hokiewolf said:
That started when he played a part in costing Republicans two Senate seats
SMDH that someone actually thinks that there was any chance to win the runoffs in Georgia... Just damn... oh, and of course that it was Trump's fault on top of all that!
Hokie, didn't he a rally, in GA, for those two candidates, just prior to the runoff? The answer is Yes! He actually urged people to vote and save the country!hokiewolf said:sigh… Im not saying it's all his fault but him concentrating on his own election results and telling HIS supporters in Georgia to not vote in the runoff was frustrating.TheStorm said:What in the hell are you even talking about? Those races were lost as soon as the two Republican leads magically disappeared in the wee hours of the morning overnight in Fulton County, just like many DOUBLE DIGIT leads disappeared in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and damn near almost a double digit lead in Michigan as well. The runoffs were completely unnecessary, the gig was already up at that point.hokiewolf said:
That started when he played a part in costing Republicans two Senate seats
SMDH that someone actually thinks that there was any chance to win the runoffs in Georgia... Just damn... oh, and of course that it was Trump's fault on top of all that!
If you think that didn't suppress the runoff vote in Georgia at all is laughable
caryking said:
Hokie, didn't he a rally, in GA, for those two candidates, just prior to the runoff? The answer is Yes! He actually urged people to vote and save the country!
As I understand things, the people were so disgusted with the 3 November election, they said: it doesn't make a difference, because the Dems would cheat and win. So, I think they missed on a turn-out thing…
Civilized said:caryking said:
Hokie, didn't he a rally, in GA, for those two candidates, just prior to the runoff? The answer is Yes! He actually urged people to vote and save the country!
As I understand things, the people were so disgusted with the 3 November election, they said: it doesn't make a difference, because the Dems would cheat and win. So, I think they missed on a turn-out thing…
Where in the world could people have gotten the idea that their vote wouldn't count because FRAUDULENT elections get STOLEN?
Seems familiar, just can't quite place it…
Trump has the most amazing power over people, I've ever seen...Civilized said:caryking said:
Hokie, didn't he a rally, in GA, for those two candidates, just prior to the runoff? The answer is Yes! He actually urged people to vote and save the country!
As I understand things, the people were so disgusted with the 3 November election, they said: it doesn't make a difference, because the Dems would cheat and win. So, I think they missed on a turn-out thing…
Where in the world could people have gotten the idea that their vote wouldn't count because FRAUDULENT elections get STOLEN?
Seems familiar, just can't quite place it…
packgrad said:Civilized said:caryking said:
Hokie, didn't he a rally, in GA, for those two candidates, just prior to the runoff? The answer is Yes! He actually urged people to vote and save the country!
As I understand things, the people were so disgusted with the 3 November election, they said: it doesn't make a difference, because the Dems would cheat and win. So, I think they missed on a turn-out thing…
Where in the world could people have gotten the idea that their vote wouldn't count because FRAUDULENT elections get STOLEN?
Seems familiar, just can't quite place it…
We know TDS guy. There, there.
The derangement is special in that the TDS crowd thinks people think the magical overnight vote swings were fraudulent because Trump commented on it. Not because they woke up in the morning and saw the magical vote swing themselves in ALL of the places the Dems needed it. Because TTTTRRRUUUUUMMMMPPP!!!
Civilized said:packgrad said:Civilized said:caryking said:
Hokie, didn't he a rally, in GA, for those two candidates, just prior to the runoff? The answer is Yes! He actually urged people to vote and save the country!
As I understand things, the people were so disgusted with the 3 November election, they said: it doesn't make a difference, because the Dems would cheat and win. So, I think they missed on a turn-out thing…
Where in the world could people have gotten the idea that their vote wouldn't count because FRAUDULENT elections get STOLEN?
Seems familiar, just can't quite place it…
We know TDS guy. There, there.
The derangement is special in that the TDS crowd thinks people think the magical overnight vote swings were fraudulent because Trump commented on it. Not because they woke up in the morning and saw the magical vote swing themselves in ALL of the places the Dems needed it. Because TTTTRRRUUUUUMMMMPPP!!!
"Magical overnight vote swings?" LOLOLOL Good lord.
Where were Giuliani and Powell on all this? They got sued for billions for their asshattery. Evidently they didn't explain the magic so good. What about the Arizona recount? That was definitely going to pull back the curtain on the sorcery, and it - in a surprise to no one that isn't escaping reality - turned up zilch.
Nobody's produced a shred of evidence of "magic" in 70 or 80 court cases. What was wrong in those, judges got fooled by the witchcraft?
"Magical overnight vote swings." LOLOLOLOL
How about this:
Don't **** where you eat and then complain that your food tastes bad.
What's hilarious is that Pubs are going to win big in mid-terms and - magically - all talk of election sorcery will disappear. What's going to be the explanation there? They were able to cast a reverse spell on the election fraud wizards that swung 2020? LOLOL
Come on back down to Earth man. Look for explanations that don't involve casting spells, the perfect complicity and secrecy of thousands including bipartisan elections boards, the inability of dozens of bipartisan judges to recognize even a whiff of consequential fraud, and the avoidance of all common sense.
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Civilized said:packgrad said:Civilized said:caryking said:
Hokie, didn't he a rally, in GA, for those two candidates, just prior to the runoff? The answer is Yes! He actually urged people to vote and save the country!
As I understand things, the people were so disgusted with the 3 November election, they said: it doesn't make a difference, because the Dems would cheat and win. So, I think they missed on a turn-out thing…
Where in the world could people have gotten the idea that their vote wouldn't count because FRAUDULENT elections get STOLEN?
Seems familiar, just can't quite place it…
We know TDS guy. There, there.
The derangement is special in that the TDS crowd thinks people think the magical overnight vote swings were fraudulent because Trump commented on it. Not because they woke up in the morning and saw the magical vote swing themselves in ALL of the places the Dems needed it. Because TTTTRRRUUUUUMMMMPPP!!!
"Magical overnight vote swings?" LOLOLOL Good lord.
Where were Giuliani and Powell on all this? They got sued for billions for their asshattery. Evidently they didn't explain the magic so good. What about the Arizona recount? That was definitely going to pull back the curtain on the sorcery, and it - in a surprise to no one that isn't escaping reality - turned up zilch.
Nobody's produced a shred of evidence of "magic" in 70 or 80 court cases. What was wrong in those, judges got fooled by the witchcraft?
"Magical overnight vote swings." LOLOLOLOL
How about this:
Don't **** where you eat and then complain that your food tastes bad.
What's hilarious is that Pubs are going to win big in mid-terms and - magically - all talk of election sorcery will disappear. What's going to be the explanation there? They were able to cast a reverse spell on the election fraud wizards that swung 2020? LOLOL
Come on back down to Earth man. Look for explanations that don't involve casting spells, the perfect complicity and secrecy of thousands including bipartisan elections boards, the inability of dozens of bipartisan judges to recognize even a whiff of consequential fraud, and the avoidance of all common sense.
From the democrats after ever Presidential election that they've lost since 2000?Civilized said:caryking said:
Hokie, didn't he a rally, in GA, for those two candidates, just prior to the runoff? The answer is Yes! He actually urged people to vote and save the country!
As I understand things, the people were so disgusted with the 3 November election, they said: it doesn't make a difference, because the Dems would cheat and win. So, I think they missed on a turn-out thing…
Where in the world could people have gotten the idea that their vote wouldn't count because FRAUDULENT elections get STOLEN?
Seems familiar, just can't quite place it…
Steve Videtich said:
Actually, your party has already started to say that the coming elections are going to be fraudulent before we've even had them. I may have missed it, did you tell them to shut that narrative down because it's ridiculous?
Civilized said:
Undermining election credibility is the single most harmful thing that Trump did as president.
So ****ing stupid for Biden or anyone else on the left to even contemplate framing voting rights similarly and keep pouring poison into that already-contaminated well.
Civilized said:
No, you're right.
Biden ****ed up. Bad.
Sitting presidents should never, ever question the sanctity of our free and fair elections. It's a poison pill.
Dems should call out Biden's remarks and he needed to walk those remarks back (and he tried to).
So yeah, Biden ****ed up. Once. And I'm here to say he did.
Why do so many on here and elsewhere not condemn Trump for claiming the 2020 election was fraudulent literally hundreds of times? Why is that so hard?
Civilized said:Steve Videtich said:
Actually, your party has already started to say that the coming elections are going to be fraudulent before we've even had them. I may have missed it, did you tell them to shut that narrative down because it's ridiculous?
You're correct, you did miss it. I've said many times on here that ****ting on the fairness of our electoral process is an incredibly damaging thing, no matter which self-serving politician tries to do it.Civilized said:
Undermining election credibility is the single most harmful thing that Trump did as president.
So ****ing stupid for Biden or anyone else on the left to even contemplate framing voting rights similarly and keep pouring poison into that already-contaminated well.
andCivilized said:
No, you're right.
Biden ****ed up. Bad.
Sitting presidents should never, ever question the sanctity of our free and fair elections. It's a poison pill.
Dems should call out Biden's remarks and he needed to walk those remarks back (and he tried to).
So yeah, Biden ****ed up. Once. And I'm here to say he did.
Why do so many on here and elsewhere not condemn Trump for claiming the 2020 election was fraudulent literally hundreds of times? Why is that so hard?
It's good that everyone is now agreeing there's a fraud problem in our Elections.Steve Videtich said:Civilized said:packgrad said:Civilized said:caryking said:
Hokie, didn't he a rally, in GA, for those two candidates, just prior to the runoff? The answer is Yes! He actually urged people to vote and save the country!
As I understand things, the people were so disgusted with the 3 November election, they said: it doesn't make a difference, because the Dems would cheat and win. So, I think they missed on a turn-out thing…
Where in the world could people have gotten the idea that their vote wouldn't count because FRAUDULENT elections get STOLEN?
Seems familiar, just can't quite place it…
We know TDS guy. There, there.
The derangement is special in that the TDS crowd thinks people think the magical overnight vote swings were fraudulent because Trump commented on it. Not because they woke up in the morning and saw the magical vote swing themselves in ALL of the places the Dems needed it. Because TTTTRRRUUUUUMMMMPPP!!!
"Magical overnight vote swings?" LOLOLOL Good lord.
Where were Giuliani and Powell on all this? They got sued for billions for their asshattery. Evidently they didn't explain the magic so good. What about the Arizona recount? That was definitely going to pull back the curtain on the sorcery, and it - in a surprise to no one that isn't escaping reality - turned up zilch.
Nobody's produced a shred of evidence of "magic" in 70 or 80 court cases. What was wrong in those, judges got fooled by the witchcraft?
"Magical overnight vote swings." LOLOLOLOL
How about this:
Don't **** where you eat and then complain that your food tastes bad.
What's hilarious is that Pubs are going to win big in mid-terms and - magically - all talk of election sorcery will disappear. What's going to be the explanation there? They were able to cast a reverse spell on the election fraud wizards that swung 2020? LOLOL
Come on back down to Earth man. Look for explanations that don't involve casting spells, the perfect complicity and secrecy of thousands including bipartisan elections boards, the inability of dozens of bipartisan judges to recognize even a whiff of consequential fraud, and the avoidance of all common sense.
Actually, your party has already started to say that the coming elections are going to be fraudulent before we've even had them. I may have missed it, did you tell them to shut that narrative down because it's ridiculous?
But, but, but... if Trump wouldn't tweet bad things, all would be good...PackFansXL said:
The assertion of fraud has long been made by Republicans who wanted to pass laws to improve election integrity. The Dems have long claimed no fraud evidence exists and any restrictive integrity laws are fundamentally racist in nature. Of course the existing laws are claimed wrong and racist anyway when the Dems lose and making integrity improvements must somehow be even more racist as well.
Of course the filibuster is racist when used by Republicans to slow or halt Democrat agendas but a fundamental protocol when used by Democrats to slow or halt Republican agendas.
Jim Crow this, Hitler that, racism, racism, racism three masks more. Boys are girls and girls are boys. Crime should be ignored and boundaries are irrelevant. What a disturbing political party the Democrats have become.
Of course not, totally different set of rules for the libs.Steve Videtich said:Civilized said:packgrad said:Civilized said:caryking said:
Hokie, didn't he a rally, in GA, for those two candidates, just prior to the runoff? The answer is Yes! He actually urged people to vote and save the country!
As I understand things, the people were so disgusted with the 3 November election, they said: it doesn't make a difference, because the Dems would cheat and win. So, I think they missed on a turn-out thing…
Where in the world could people have gotten the idea that their vote wouldn't count because FRAUDULENT elections get STOLEN?
Seems familiar, just can't quite place it…
We know TDS guy. There, there.
The derangement is special in that the TDS crowd thinks people think the magical overnight vote swings were fraudulent because Trump commented on it. Not because they woke up in the morning and saw the magical vote swing themselves in ALL of the places the Dems needed it. Because TTTTRRRUUUUUMMMMPPP!!!
"Magical overnight vote swings?" LOLOLOL Good lord.
Where were Giuliani and Powell on all this? They got sued for billions for their asshattery. Evidently they didn't explain the magic so good. What about the Arizona recount? That was definitely going to pull back the curtain on the sorcery, and it - in a surprise to no one that isn't escaping reality - turned up zilch.
Nobody's produced a shred of evidence of "magic" in 70 or 80 court cases. What was wrong in those, judges got fooled by the witchcraft?
"Magical overnight vote swings." LOLOLOLOL
How about this:
Don't **** where you eat and then complain that your food tastes bad.
What's hilarious is that Pubs are going to win big in mid-terms and - magically - all talk of election sorcery will disappear. What's going to be the explanation there? They were able to cast a reverse spell on the election fraud wizards that swung 2020? LOLOL
Come on back down to Earth man. Look for explanations that don't involve casting spells, the perfect complicity and secrecy of thousands including bipartisan elections boards, the inability of dozens of bipartisan judges to recognize even a whiff of consequential fraud, and the avoidance of all common sense.
Actually, your party has already started to say that the coming elections are going to be fraudulent before we've even had them. I may have missed it, did you tell them to shut that narrative down because it's ridiculous?
Here I thought i was the most prolific poster on the board....i'm crushed man...caryking said:
Civ, you are the most prolific poster here. I do admire your ability to communicate what you've said and challenge others...
BTW, thats being serious and not sarcastic like others (Chem).
