Gulfstream4 said:wolfme said:
$450m across midterms, $150m in Texas. Talarico has raised $150m total. I got a number wrong, am capable of admitting it (unlike you on literally any subject). However, the point still stands - one man is matching an entire campaigns fundraising. Not really the dunk you seem to think this is
LOL- the next time you are right about anything will be the first.
wolfme said:Gulfstream4 said:wolfme said:
$450m across midterms, $150m in Texas. Talarico has raised $150m total. I got a number wrong, am capable of admitting it (unlike you on literally any subject). However, the point still stands - one man is matching an entire campaigns fundraising. Not really the dunk you seem to think this is
LOL- the next time you are right about anything will be the first.
Ok bud
Gulfstream4 said:wolfme said:Gulfstream4 said:wolfme said:
$450m across midterms, $150m in Texas. Talarico has raised $150m total. I got a number wrong, am capable of admitting it (unlike you on literally any subject). However, the point still stands - one man is matching an entire campaigns fundraising. Not really the dunk you seem to think this is
LOL- the next time you are right about anything will be the first.
Ok bud
You are the perfect low information voter and I'm glad you are a democrat.
wolfme said:Gulfstream4 said:wolfme said:Gulfstream4 said:wolfme said:
$450m across midterms, $150m in Texas. Talarico has raised $150m total. I got a number wrong, am capable of admitting it (unlike you on literally any subject). However, the point still stands - one man is matching an entire campaigns fundraising. Not really the dunk you seem to think this is
LOL- the next time you are right about anything will be the first.
Ok bud
You are the perfect low information voter and I'm glad you are a democrat.
Let it all out. Want a tissue for those tears?
wolfme said:
https://finance.yahoo.com/energy/article/gas-prices-under-trump-20-are-now-higher-on-average-than-during-bidens-4-years-in-office-141656779.html
If I'm capable of correcting an error in a number I reported, hopefully other posters here are as well
Gulfstream4 said:wolfme said:
https://finance.yahoo.com/energy/article/gas-prices-under-trump-20-are-now-higher-on-average-than-during-bidens-4-years-in-office-141656779.html
If I'm capable of correcting an error in a number I reported, hopefully other posters here are as well
When I posted everything I said was true. This article is dated yesterday, not sure where the "gotcha" you are hoping for is?
Trump has two more years. Let's make a bet, $100 to savage Wolves, your great President Trump will finish his four year term with a national gas average less that Biden. Yes?
wolfme said:Gulfstream4 said:wolfme said:
https://finance.yahoo.com/energy/article/gas-prices-under-trump-20-are-now-higher-on-average-than-during-bidens-4-years-in-office-141656779.html
If I'm capable of correcting an error in a number I reported, hopefully other posters here are as well
When I posted everything I said was true. This article is dated yesterday, not sure where the "gotcha" you are hoping for is?
Trump has two more years. Let's make a bet, $100 to savage Wolves, your great President Trump will finish his four year term with a national gas average less that Biden. Yes?
Hell yeah. I'll take you up on that. Mostly because our Pack gets the benefit either way!
TheStorm said:
Let me be clear here. Trump definitely screwed the pooch with these gas prices. Going in and doing what needed to be done was one thing, but if you are going to start the job - you have to be committed to finishing the job.
Why he didn't is beyond me, but this situation with the mid-terms right now is 100% of his making - and it didn't have to be this way. If the gas prices weren't what they were (everything else cost wise feeds directly off of it), we wouldn't even be having to talk about these mid-terms.
He can think and say otherwise - but he's wrong this time.
There. I said it.
Gulfstream4 said:TheStorm said:
Let me be clear here. Trump definitely screwed the pooch with these gas prices. Going in and doing what needed to be done was one thing, but if you are going to start the job - you have to be committed to finishing the job.
Why he didn't is beyond me, but this situation with the mid-terms right now is 100% of his making - and it didn't have to be this way. If the gas prices weren't what they were (everything else cost wise feeds directly off of it), we wouldn't even be having to talk about these mid-terms.
He can think and say otherwise - but he's wrong this time.
There. I said it.
Trump could have waited until after the midterms. I'm sure his advisers told him that. There was a reason he chose to act right away. It had to be done and he did it.
TheStorm said:
Let me be clear here. Trump definitely screwed the pooch with these gas prices. Going in and doing what needed to be done was one thing, but if you are going to start the job - you have to be committed to finishing the job.
Why he didn't is beyond me, but this situation with the mid-terms right now is 100% of his making - and it didn't have to be this way. If the gas prices weren't what they were (everything else cost wise feeds directly off of it), we wouldn't even be having to talk about these mid-terms.
He can think and say otherwise - but he's wrong this time.
There. I said it.
wolfme said:TheStorm said:
Let me be clear here. Trump definitely screwed the pooch with these gas prices. Going in and doing what needed to be done was one thing, but if you are going to start the job - you have to be committed to finishing the job.
Why he didn't is beyond me, but this situation with the mid-terms right now is 100% of his making - and it didn't have to be this way. If the gas prices weren't what they were (everything else cost wise feeds directly off of it), we wouldn't even be having to talk about these mid-terms.
He can think and say otherwise - but he's wrong this time.
There. I said it.
Yep. And Biden badly screwed up leaving Afghanistan. We all overreacted to Covid with lockdowns.. etc etc.
Just rational thought
eljefe444 said:DrummerboyWolf said:eljefe444 said:
Wow, that is one offensive portrayal of Muslims... way to drum up the fear for xenophobes
So, none of these guys actually cast an illegal vote? Did you do your own research?
So all he did was expose that one poll worker oversimplified that the voucher "is the ID". A clarifying statement from her could've easily been edited out of that clip. MN law states the voucher can personally attest, under oath, that they know the person resides in the same precinct, ie proof of residence... not their citizenship or general eligibility.
Also, a big clarification is that unregistered does not mean ineligible. The voter must be a US citizen. It doesn't appear anywhere in the video that he presented the people he was vouching for as noncitizens.
I usually don't reply to people that I ignore. And I won't be replying to you or the others except right here.
Are you that stupid? It appears to be the case. Had any of them voted, then they would be criminals and could get arrested. The folly that someone can vote without ID and somebody vouching for them that they are a citizen and can vote is totally ridiculous. You are so blinded by your hate you can't even see that this makes no sense.
There are lots of Muslim people in Minnesota and he even said had he just dressed regularly he might have been more suspicious than when he had the Muslim clothing. There is no Xenophobic part of this. I have no problems with LEGAL American citizens voting. What I am not for is outright cheating and it happens everywhere. Sorry you are so offended by their clothing choice. Get over it Karen.
Do you want your elections run this way? Obviously you do. I don't care what you or any of your American hating cohorts say. To quote that great philosopher Han Solo..."LAUGH IT UP FUZZBALL! I won't be reading any of your BS. So now go home and cry that James O'Keefe exposed Minnesota voting laws for what they are. Complete and utter nonsense.
They would get arrested, you say? Interesting… almost like the system would work. If found ineligible, the vote would be disqualified.
Also, you must not have read my post because they cannot vouch for citizenship; just proof of residence. Again, get this to Trump immediately. He needs any evidence of voter fraud he can because he hasn't won a single case in the courts.
Less offended by the clothing choice, more so the minstrel style behavior. And it certainly strikes a chord for xenophobes. Why go as trans Muslim at all if the whole point was solely testing the voucher program?
O'Keefe exposed nothing and you ignored the facts from my post. Why do you have to resort to name calling? You sound juvenile
BREAKING: James O'Keefe and Cam Higby have just been charged with identity theft and unlawful voting in Minnesota, charges stemming from hidden camera videos they made in August about the state's vouching system for voter registration.
— Ken Bensinger (@kenbensinger) October 28, 2026
w/ @londonoe https://t.co/jZYX252WXa
SmaptyWolf said:Gulfstream4 said:TheStorm said:
Let me be clear here. Trump definitely screwed the pooch with these gas prices. Going in and doing what needed to be done was one thing, but if you are going to start the job - you have to be committed to finishing the job.
Why he didn't is beyond me, but this situation with the mid-terms right now is 100% of his making - and it didn't have to be this way. If the gas prices weren't what they were (everything else cost wise feeds directly off of it), we wouldn't even be having to talk about these mid-terms.
He can think and say otherwise - but he's wrong this time.
There. I said it.
Trump could have waited until after the midterms. I'm sure his advisers told him that. There was a reason he chose to act right away. It had to be done and he did it.
As always you live in the MAGA Neighborhood of Make Believe.
No, this didn't have to be done. Literally the only reason we attacked Iran is because after Venezuela, Trump was looking for another easy way to feel like a tough guy given what a sh** show his domestic political situation was becoming.
Bibi convinced Trump that Iran was completely defenseless (a.k.a. not a threat) and it would be easy peasy to kill their leaders and ignite a glorious revolution over a weekend. Of course that was stupid, and there was NO PLAN for what might happen if his weekend bender failed. He's been flailing to find a way out ever since, and unfortunately for him the only tool in his toolbox, the reality distortion machine that works so well at home, is pretty useless in foreign affairs.
TheStorm said:
Let me be clear here. Trump definitely screwed the pooch with these gas prices. Going in and doing what needed to be done was one thing, but if you are going to start the job - you have to be committed to finishing the job.
Why he didn't is beyond me, but this situation with the mid-terms right now is 100% of his making - and it didn't have to be this way. If the gas prices weren't what they were (everything else cost wise feeds directly off of it), we wouldn't even be having to talk about these mid-terms.
He can think and say otherwise - but he's wrong this time.
There. I said it.
Trump establishes a cult of personality, goes senile, becomes gay, and now Republicans all have to become gay too.
— Richard Hanania (@RichardHanania) October 28, 2026
Maybe it was always going to end up like this. https://t.co/KmPyvRy8yU
Civilized said:
LOLOL
This cult of personality around a demented reality TV star loon will go down as the weirdest era of politics in US history.
I hope so anyway, I definitely don't care to ever see anything weirder.Trump establishes a cult of personality, goes senile, becomes gay, and now Republicans all have to become gay too.
— Richard Hanania (@RichardHanania) October 28, 2026
Maybe it was always going to end up like this. https://t.co/KmPyvRy8yU
Civilized said:Oldsouljer said:Gulfstream4 said:
Numbnuts thought the conservative candidate won in Brazil
Brazil elections: Merz, world leaders congratulate Lula on his win
https://www.dw.com/en/brazil-elections-merz-world-leaders-congratulate-lula-on-his-win/live-79755630
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Left-wing incumbent Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva defeated Flavio Bolsonaro, the son of the far-right former President Jair Bolsonaro
It was a tight runoff, with Lula winning 51.7% of the vote against Bolsonaro's 48.2%, official results showed
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After the Supreme Court kept election stations open for an additional two hours, enough votes were found for the far left candidate to "win" a fourth term.
Corruption is at the top of the ballot. Brazil election was precursor to that.
Blueprint for what the socialists here at home have planned for the rest of us.
LOLOLOL
There's only one party that tried their damndest to rig an election, and it ain't the libruls.
wolfme said:TheStorm said:
Let me be clear here. Trump definitely screwed the pooch with these gas prices. Going in and doing what needed to be done was one thing, but if you are going to start the job - you have to be committed to finishing the job.
Why he didn't is beyond me, but this situation with the mid-terms right now is 100% of his making - and it didn't have to be this way. If the gas prices weren't what they were (everything else cost wise feeds directly off of it), we wouldn't even be having to talk about these mid-terms.
He can think and say otherwise - but he's wrong this time.
There. I said it.
Yep. And Biden badly screwed up leaving Afghanistan. We all overreacted to Covid with lockdowns.. etc etc.
Just rational thought
Gulfstream4 said:
Democrats doing democrat things to steal an election…
Peltola campaign under fire after report that it recruited second Dan Sullivan for Alaska Senate race
https://abcnews.com/amp/Politics/peltola-campaign-fire-after-report-recruited-dan-sullivan/story?id=137646458
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Alaska Democratic Senate candidate Mary Peltola's campaign is under fire after a New York Times report Wednesday that it played a role in recruiting Dan J. Sullivan -- a Republican who almost has the same name as incumbent GOP Sen. Dan Sullivan -- as part of an effort to sow confusion and ultimately benefit Peltola's campaign.
The Times report said it relied on 12 sources, text messages and documents that allegedly showed members of Peltola's campaign, lawyers for Peltola and senior aides at the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee contributed to pushing Dan J. Sullivan, a Republican on Alaska's four-way ballot, to run.
DrummerboyWolf said:Gulfstream4 said:
Democrats doing democrat things to steal an election…
Peltola campaign under fire after report that it recruited second Dan Sullivan for Alaska Senate race
https://abcnews.com/amp/Politics/peltola-campaign-fire-after-report-recruited-dan-sullivan/story?id=137646458
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Alaska Democratic Senate candidate Mary Peltola's campaign is under fire after a New York Times report Wednesday that it played a role in recruiting Dan J. Sullivan -- a Republican who almost has the same name as incumbent GOP Sen. Dan Sullivan -- as part of an effort to sow confusion and ultimately benefit Peltola's campaign.
The Times report said it relied on 12 sources, text messages and documents that allegedly showed members of Peltola's campaign, lawyers for Peltola and senior aides at the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee contributed to pushing Dan J. Sullivan, a Republican on Alaska's four-way ballot, to run.
Coming from the NY Times has to sting the left really bad. If the NYT is reporting this, then the documents must be pretty damning.
Alaska has only Lisa Murkowski to blame for this ranked choice voting. It's a scam to get more leftists elected.
Oldsouljer said:wolfme said:TheStorm said:
Let me be clear here. Trump definitely screwed the pooch with these gas prices. Going in and doing what needed to be done was one thing, but if you are going to start the job - you have to be committed to finishing the job.
Why he didn't is beyond me, but this situation with the mid-terms right now is 100% of his making - and it didn't have to be this way. If the gas prices weren't what they were (everything else cost wise feeds directly off of it), we wouldn't even be having to talk about these mid-terms.
He can think and say otherwise - but he's wrong this time.
There. I said it.
Yep. And Biden badly screwed up leaving Afghanistan. We all overreacted to Covid with lockdowns.. etc etc.
Just rational thought
Which begs a question. Trump obviously didn't mind leaving ground forces in Afghanistan. I think they have to be committed here and now to Iran, and yet he's avoiding doing that. What's changed? Who knows?
Gulfstream4 said:DrummerboyWolf said:Gulfstream4 said:
Democrats doing democrat things to steal an election…
Peltola campaign under fire after report that it recruited second Dan Sullivan for Alaska Senate race
https://abcnews.com/amp/Politics/peltola-campaign-fire-after-report-recruited-dan-sullivan/story?id=137646458
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Alaska Democratic Senate candidate Mary Peltola's campaign is under fire after a New York Times report Wednesday that it played a role in recruiting Dan J. Sullivan -- a Republican who almost has the same name as incumbent GOP Sen. Dan Sullivan -- as part of an effort to sow confusion and ultimately benefit Peltola's campaign.
The Times report said it relied on 12 sources, text messages and documents that allegedly showed members of Peltola's campaign, lawyers for Peltola and senior aides at the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee contributed to pushing Dan J. Sullivan, a Republican on Alaska's four-way ballot, to run.
Coming from the NY Times has to sting the left really bad. If the NYT is reporting this, then the documents must be pretty damning.
Alaska has only Lisa Murkowski to blame for this ranked choice voting. It's a scam to get more leftists elected.
You know it's bad when the NYT is calling it out. They must know something? It show democrats will use every trick in the book to "win" an election.
Someone needs to face prosecution over this.
dying. need to know who. pic.twitter.com/unYp2TXzI4
— Sam Stein (@samstein) October 29, 2026
SmaptyWolf said:Gulfstream4 said:DrummerboyWolf said:Gulfstream4 said:
Democrats doing democrat things to steal an election…
Peltola campaign under fire after report that it recruited second Dan Sullivan for Alaska Senate race
https://abcnews.com/amp/Politics/peltola-campaign-fire-after-report-recruited-dan-sullivan/story?id=137646458
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Alaska Democratic Senate candidate Mary Peltola's campaign is under fire after a New York Times report Wednesday that it played a role in recruiting Dan J. Sullivan -- a Republican who almost has the same name as incumbent GOP Sen. Dan Sullivan -- as part of an effort to sow confusion and ultimately benefit Peltola's campaign.
The Times report said it relied on 12 sources, text messages and documents that allegedly showed members of Peltola's campaign, lawyers for Peltola and senior aides at the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee contributed to pushing Dan J. Sullivan, a Republican on Alaska's four-way ballot, to run.
Coming from the NY Times has to sting the left really bad. If the NYT is reporting this, then the documents must be pretty damning.
Alaska has only Lisa Murkowski to blame for this ranked choice voting. It's a scam to get more leftists elected.
You know it's bad when the NYT is calling it out. They must know something? It show democrats will use every trick in the book to "win" an election.
Someone needs to face prosecution over this.
LOL! I'm gonna have to buy a bigger vase to collect all of these tears.
Fun fact, there are 215 races in 2026 that have two candidates with the same name. It's legal. This is a dirty trick that Republicans have been doing for years. As a side note, during Peltola's primary Republicans added a socialist candidate to oppose her and fully bankrolled them. OMG PROSECUTE!!!
If Dems were involved then personally I'm thrilled that they're finally getting their heads in the game. And I'm still holding my breath for the "librul" NYT to do a deep dive on who was responsible for all of those Pennsylvania Dem precincts in 2024 getting shut down by bomb threats. I guess endless Republican cheating just isn't news.
SmaptyWolf said:Oldsouljer said:wolfme said:TheStorm said:
Let me be clear here. Trump definitely screwed the pooch with these gas prices. Going in and doing what needed to be done was one thing, but if you are going to start the job - you have to be committed to finishing the job.
Why he didn't is beyond me, but this situation with the mid-terms right now is 100% of his making - and it didn't have to be this way. If the gas prices weren't what they were (everything else cost wise feeds directly off of it), we wouldn't even be having to talk about these mid-terms.
He can think and say otherwise - but he's wrong this time.
There. I said it.
Yep. And Biden badly screwed up leaving Afghanistan. We all overreacted to Covid with lockdowns.. etc etc.
Just rational thought
Which begs a question. Trump obviously didn't mind leaving ground forces in Afghanistan. I think they have to be committed here and now to Iran, and yet he's avoiding doing that. What's changed? Who knows?
No, Trump surrendered to the Taliban and handed them the keys, and then drew us down to an unsustainable taken force that was scheduled to leave on a specific date. Nothing changed.
By the way, Trump left the actual pull out to Biden because there's no such thing as pulling out after 20 years and it not being at least a little messy. Of course MAGA was always planning to bawl about it, but all things considered it couldn't have gone much better.
