^^^ So, pretty much a reprise of what he said when he turned the Old Post Office into a red and black setting for a cartoon villain's speech?

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Originally posted by flashguy:
He talked about the extreme hard right element of the Mega-MAGA republicans having taken over their Party…

You mean the Mega-MAGA Republicans that the Democrats funded in the primaries because they thought they would be easier to beat in the general election? I guess we’re about to see how that’s going to turn out.

Don’t become complacent - get out and vote and make sure your friends vote. I don’t trust any democrat that has a pulse.

Well I take that back. The last good Democrat was Harry Truman.

Yes, in order to offset all the ballots the leftists will find when they lose, we need to win by a margin of 916%.

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I don’t trust any democrat that has a pulse.

Hell a fair number of them without pulses will likely be voting too.

In all seriousness. I am pretty burnt and sort of crossed the “does it really matter” bridge but I sucked it up and voted like I always have and will continue to do so. So even if you’re jaded and burnt or think your vote doesn’t count ….. what does it hurt to just do it anyway just in case it does.

Things are looking pretty spicy in deep blue Oregon..

https://apple.news/AtA-TgjUIThi2pXo88MncIg


A Democratic candidate for the state House in Washington is involved in an ongoing feud with his family about the veracity of his military service.
The father of Clyde Shavers, Democratic candidate for Washington state's 10th Legislative District, claims in a recently published letter that his son lied about the details of his service in the U.S. Navy, according to local outlet Herald Net.
Clyde Shavers has run on a platform emphasizing his service in the U.S. Navy, claiming to have been installed as a nuclear submarine office — a position which requires a great amount of training and three separate courses.
"Clyde was never a submarine officer, not even for a day," Brett Shavers wrote.…

Oh, what a tense Thanksgiving err Indigenous People's Day it's going to be for that clan.

That's my district. We'll see, ever since my first election here, in 2004, I've had little faith in the system. They always manage to find a "forgotten" box of ballots in some broom closet, or the back of a volunteer's car, always enough to push the D over the edge. Since we went to 100% mail-in voting, it's even easier for them.

But hey, at least our junkies don't have to worry about being rousted out of the middle of the sidewalk down at Pike Place.

I kinda like it.