More on Jack Kimble trolling Jennings HERE.

He's fine, and back out on the town....

https://x.com/Liber_Tymn/status/2074633503984030130

It looks like it was just a hydraulic leak. He should be back up and running soon.

Any Jennings response yet?

This asshole needs the shit stomped out of him.

"Oh, it's just satire! Where's your sense of humor?"

Bull. Shit.

The reaction against Jennings has been quite pronounced. It's tantamount to career-damaging defamation. If I were Jennings, I'd be consulting an attorney with an eye towards suing the shit out of this clown.

The RINOs are stalling for time…

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Originally posted by gearhounds:
The RINOs are stalling for time…

It worked for Ruth Buzzi Ginsburg for a long time. I guess they feel it is worth a shot.



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Mitch McConnell’s Health Fuels Longshot Theory He Could Be Replaced By Thomas Massie

The suggestion comes as McConnell, 84, has been hospitalized for weeks, prompting rampant conspiracies about his health and speculation his seat could become vacant before he retires at the end of the year.

Trump ally Steve Bannon is among those on the right suggesting the Republican establishment is shielding the state of McConnell’s health from the public to allow him to remain in office long enough to avoid Massie running for his seat.

Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., also fueled the idea when she told TMZ on Tuesday that “Thomas Massie would make a great senator.”

Massie, however, has not said whether he would run in a special election to replace McConnell—and even if he did, he would only serve until January, when the winner of the November election to succeed McConnell takes office.

Kentucky’s special election process for Senate vacancies, enacted in 2024, is untested and the timing of a special election so close to a general election is somewhat unclear—the governor is required to notify local officials 56 days before the special election must occur, and candidates must be nominated at least 49 days prior to the election.

Louisville Metro Council member and former state Rep. Kevin Brachter, who sponsored the change to the vacancy process in 2024, told local news channel WLKY if McConnell’s seat becomes vacant within 56 days of the Nov. 3 general election, after Sept. 8, then the seat would remain vacant until the winner of the general election takes office in January.

Massie lost his primary race to retired Navy SEAL captain Ed Gallrein by 10 points after Trump and pro-Israel groups backed Gallrein. Massie was among Trump’s top Republican targets in this year’s midterms as the Republican senator has repeatedly bucked his party and voted against Trump’s legislative priorities. Rep. Andy Barr, R-Ky., and former Rep. Charles Booker, D-Ky., are competing in the November general election to replace McConnell. Barr is likely to win as the seat is considered solidly Republican.

The state parties would likely nominate Barr and Booker to run in a special election to fill the remainder of McConnell’s term, if one is held, but Massie could run as an independent.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/s...ed-by-thomas-massie/

Has anybody checked the Shell station?

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Massie could run as an independent.

Something he'd probaby do just to screw the R party and mess up the hold on the senate should Barr Win the seat.

Massie is no friend to Trump, MAGA or the agenda to help fix America....

Part of me thinks it'd be hilarious if Massie runs, they find another quality guy without name recognition to run against him, and Massie loses twice in one year.

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Originally posted by tatortodd:
Part of me thinks it'd be hilarious if Massie runs, they find another quality guy without name recognition to run against him, and Massie loses twice in one year.

Massie has about a month left to do that, and I think two months to be a write in. However, neither play here will move the needle. Most folks vote straight party ballot in these elections.

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Has anybody checked the Shell station?

Well done.



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