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Forest Bueller said:

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Robert's a fraud, people that can't see through it probably just don't want to.

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So there are two frauds in the race?

I'm not here to argue for Beto's merits. I never even heard of him until he launched his campaign. If you say he's a fraud, I have no basis for disputing that.

But I do know enough about Ted Cruz to conclude that there's not a genuine bone in his body. Everything about him is fraudulent.

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He too is probably the same as a person. I haven't heard rhetoric from him though to try and make the distributions of certain services a government function which would certainly either completely bankrupt Medicare or raise taxes to a level that would ruin the economy. Sure it is feel good, sure it sounds good, free stuff, but it is not sustainable.

Then the claim to represent all Republicans the same as democrats to bring us all together as one, sure sounds good, Soviet Russia tried something similar.

Certainly they may both be frauds, but only one has initiatives in mind that would ruin major portions of the American economy. I've yet to vote for Ted. That is one difficult lever pull. "Beto" may be the one to push me to it.

Forest Bueller said:

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bubbadog said:

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Forest Bueller said:

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Robert's a fraud, people that can't see through it probably just don't want to.

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So there are two frauds in the race?

I'm not here to argue for Beto's merits. I never even heard of him until he launched his campaign. If you say he's a fraud, I have no basis for disputing that.

But I do know enough about Ted Cruz to conclude that there's not a genuine bone in his body. Everything about him is fraudulent.

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He too is probably the same as a person. I haven't heard rhetoric from him though to try and make the distributions of certain services a government function which would certainly either completely bankrupt Medicare or raise taxes to a level that would ruin the economy. Sure it is feel good, sure it sounds good, free stuff, but it is not sustainable.

Then the claim to represent all Republicans the same as democrats to bring us all together as one, sure sounds good, Soviet Russia tried something similar.

Certainly they may both be frauds, but only one has initiatives in mind that would ruin major portions of the American economy. I've yet to vote for Ted. That is one difficult lever pull. "Beto" may be the one to push me to it.

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I hope you do vote for him and I totally understand not wanting to, but the danger of O'Rourke is too great.

Conservative and libertarian minded individuals cannot afford to let Democrats gain power. Even though Cruz looks like a sure win, you cannot get complacent.

While I get the frustration with Republicans (especially the establishment types of which there are many - but I don't consider Cruz one of them), the answer is NEVER vote for a democrat - especially given today's democrat party. I don't care how frustrated you are with a GOP Senator and/or a GOP Congressional Rep, you at least know they aren't going to participate in the movement to overthrow the last presidential election through impeachment, they aren't for open borders, they aren't for abolishing ICE, they aren't for rescinding all or part of the tax cuts, and they aren't beholding to the radical leftist mobs. No matter how they might try to distance themselves and otherwise deceive you, a vote for a democrat is a vote for Pelosi, Schumer and Waters. And if that's truly what the majority now wants, it's over for all of us, but especially for your children and grand children.

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While I get the frustration with Republicans (especially the establishment types of which there are many - but I don't consider Cruz one of them), the answer is NEVER vote for a democrat - especially given today's democrat party. I don't care how frustrated you are with a GOP Senator and/or a GOP Congressional Rep, you at least know they aren't going to participate in the movement to overthrow the last presidential election through impeachment, they aren't for open borders, they aren't for abolishing ICE, they aren't for rescinding all or part of the tax cuts, and they aren't beholding to the radical leftist mobs. No matter how they might try to distance themselves and otherwise deceive you, a vote for a democrat is a vote for Pelosi, Schumer and Waters. And if that's truly what the majority now wants, it's over for all of us, but especially for your children and grand children.

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I know earlier I said I was just going to mark R straight ticket, I have always looked at all the ballot, even though I vote R on most National or Statewide elections, except for the handful I times I left an individual race blank.

This new wave of truly socialist to radical Democrats, are going to push me to a straight R ticket.

Forest Bueller said:

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While I get the frustration with Republicans (especially the establishment types of which there are many - but I don't consider Cruz one of them), the answer is NEVER vote for a democrat - especially given today's democrat party. I don't care how frustrated you are with a GOP Senator and/or a GOP Congressional Rep, you at least know they aren't going to participate in the movement to overthrow the last presidential election through impeachment, they aren't for open borders, they aren't for abolishing ICE, they aren't for rescinding all or part of the tax cuts, and they aren't beholding to the radical leftist mobs. No matter how they might try to distance themselves and otherwise deceive you, a vote for a democrat is a vote for Pelosi, Schumer and Waters. And if that's truly what the majority now wants, it's over for all of us, but especially for your children and grand children.

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I know earlier I said I was just going to mark R straight ticket, I have always looked at all the ballot, even though I vote R on most National or Statewide elections, except for the handful I times I left an individual race blank.

This new wave of truly socialist to radical Democrats, are going to push me to a straight R ticket.

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As Nike says, "Just Do It!"

Forest Bueller said:

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While I get the frustration with Republicans (especially the establishment types of which there are many - but I don't consider Cruz one of them), the answer is NEVER vote for a democrat - especially given today's democrat party. I don't care how frustrated you are with a GOP Senator and/or a GOP Congressional Rep, you at least know they aren't going to participate in the movement to overthrow the last presidential election through impeachment, they aren't for open borders, they aren't for abolishing ICE, they aren't for rescinding all or part of the tax cuts, and they aren't beholding to the radical leftist mobs. No matter how they might try to distance themselves and otherwise deceive you, a vote for a democrat is a vote for Pelosi, Schumer and Waters. And if that's truly what the majority now wants, it's over for all of us, but especially for your children and grand children.

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I know earlier I said I was just going to mark R straight ticket, I have always looked at all the ballot, even though I vote R on most National or Statewide elections, except for the handful I times I left an individual race blank.

This new wave of truly socialist to radical Democrats, are going to push me to a straight R ticket.

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You are right.

The national Democratic Party's pretenses of moderation are over. The radical left now defines it.

Democrats have contracted a virulent, radical infection that may prove fatal to the party and, potentially, America. The Democrats' hard-left base is energized, so, in their desperation to regain majorities and power, the party's senescent leadership foolishly courts radicals, even though the party's fever swamp-dwellers are relatively few compared to registered moderate (39 percent) and moderate-conservative (35 percent) Democrats.

Even though most current (and former) traditional and older Democrats are moderate, the modern party not only tolerates, but encourages the febrile political tantrums and cultural finagling of radical-leftists, and allows radicals to formulate policy by default. Media cheerleaders encourage radicals to feel more powerful nationally than they really are.

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Doc Holliday said:

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bubbadog said:

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Forest Bueller said:

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Robert's a fraud, people that can't see through it probably just don't want to.

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So there are two frauds in the race?

I'm not here to argue for Beto's merits. I never even heard of him until he launched his campaign. If you say he's a fraud, I have no basis for disputing that.

But I do know enough about Ted Cruz to conclude that there's not a genuine bone in his body. Everything about him is fraudulent.

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Ted Cruz is not ideal, but at least IMO and millions of other Texas, you have to vote for him to protect our country from radicals like O'Rourke.

Does this make sense?

This is where America is at today. Conservatives in this day in age with such a stronghold of left wing and even hyper leftist radical movement making their way to politics through mass media and academia...we don't have time to flush out the establishment Republicans. We have to take what we can get for now.

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Yeah exactly right ^^^

It's republican or socialism, leading to communism, today

That's our choice

Republicans don't have time to be choosy. He!! the only person that someone likes every single thing about is themselves and usually not even then!!! So republicans will always be able to find something about a candidate they don't like. We must never let that stop us from voting against the democrat! Never ever!

We just need to ONLY focus on voting against democrats, that's all! Straight R ticket!

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Yep!

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Fax Mex down 6 points with 29 days to go. Texas remains 5 points red despite "demographics."

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You think so?

I'm real worried about Gillum being governor here in Florida. He's backed by Soros money too. I'm seeing no DeSantis signs and tons of Gillum. Big money backing Gillum just like they did obama here.

How about there, on the ground, between Cruz and Beto? What's it like?

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Don't know where you're at but I've seen DeSantis signs in Volusia County. Only been here a year so don't know how this county will go or how it typically goes.

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Florda_mike said:

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Fax Mex down 6 points with 29 days to go. Texas remains 5 points red despite "demographics."

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You think so?

I'm real worried about Gillum being governor here in Florida. He's backed by Soros money too. I'm seeing no DeSantis signs and tons of Gillum. Big money backing Gillum just like they did obama here.

How about there, on the ground, between Cruz and Beto? What's it like?

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Don't know where you're at but I've seen DeSantis signs in Volusia County. Only been here a year so don't know how this county will go or how it typically goes.

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Yeah, we've lived in NW Fl 23 years and only other democrat that's posted signs in our 75% republican area is another Soros backed candidate, obama. That scares me!

DeSantis did NOT show with Trump in Panama City yesterday(Scott did!) and there's people wondering about DeSantis as Trump pushed him past a more Trumpian candidate in primary. Why Trump did that idk as DeSantis is potential RINO and swamper. Other guy(Putnam???) was Trump 2.0

Methinks Soros people/money got to DeSantis and he's throwing it sorta like Romney in '12 and McCain '08. This Gillum is potential criminal but nothing's happening on his corruption in Tallahassee

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Fax Mex down 6 points with 29 days to go. Texas remains 5 points red despite "demographics."

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You think so?

I'm real worried about Gillum being governor here in Florida. He's backed by Soros money too. I'm seeing no DeSantis signs and tons of Gillum. Big money backing Gillum just like they did obama here.

How about there, on the ground, between Cruz and Beto? What's it like?

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Don't know where you're at but I've seen DeSantis signs in Volusia County. Only been here a year so don't know how this county will go or how it typically goes.

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Yeah, we've lived in NW Fl 23 years and only other democrat that's posted signs in our 75% republican area is another Soros backed candidate, obama. That scares me!

DeSantis did NOT show with Trump in Panama City yesterday(Scott did!) and there's people wondering about DeSantis as Trump pushed him past a more Trumpian candidate in primary. Why Trump did that idk as DeSantis is potential RINO and swamper. Other guy(Putnam???) was Trump 2.0

Methinks Soros people/money got to DeSantis and he's throwing it sorta like Romney in '12 and McCain '08. This Gillum is potential criminal but nothing's happening on his corruption in Tallahassee

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You see Soros $ everywhere, but you can't link to any facts about it. Shouldn't be that hard, except facts just slip through those snowflakes you call hands.

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He never claimed to be Hispanic. You are the fraud by attributing something him that he never said. I am guessing here but 'O'Rouke' might be a give away that he is not Hispanic.

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Uh, if you would looking deeper and not always be reactionary propelled only by emotion, he is a FRAUD because he pretends to want to represent all people Democrats and Republicans equally, which is a blatant lie.

The only people he serves are those democrats easily fooled by his feel good rhetoric.

He wants everything to be socialized eventually and represents the very far left as yourself, who are radically progressive and wish to dismantle and reassemble the way America operates. From top to bottom.

He is antithesis to those who are not the most far left progressives.

He simply comes in a very nice very likable package. Bernie lite if you will.

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. He never claimed to be Hispanic. That's a lie. The rest you made up called it a lie. Made up stuff is .,..get this....lying.

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. He never claimed to be Hispanic. That's a lie. The rest you made up called it a lie. Made up stuff is my turf.

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Corrected for accuracy.

Hello oldbear83! I see you still love me and can't stay away. We must do lunch some day.

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Hello oldbear83! I see you still love me and can't stay away. We must do lunch some day.

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What's funny is you seem to be in denial about 'Beto' and his choice of nickname, his Spanish commercials and demands for an all-Spanish debate ... but you pretend he never sold himself as Hispanic.

There's a reason his signs say 'Beto', not 'O'Rourke'.

I want to be a radical liberal when I grow up

You folks spouting the new Republican Party line would be much more comfortable and content with an authoritarian or dictatorial form of government. You just need to be content with Russia's man/child in the white house with his 1st bimbo/wife.

I have seen Beto signs in very small rural counties. Headed out east of Waco and into east Texas. Areas that are obviously not your prototypical Democratic voter strongholds.

I have seen a lot in McLennan County in Waco and in the suburbs like Woodway but obviously McLennan County is a good size county with an urban center and suburbs and has a much higher percentage of blue voters than the types of counties mentioned in my first paragraph. So that is not as much a surprise, except perhaps the Woodway part.

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You folks spouting the new Republican Party line would be much more comfortable and content with an authoritarian or dictatorial form of government. You just need to be content with Russia's man/child in the white house with his 1st bimbo/wife.

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- What is the 'new GOP party line'?
- Did you just call Melania a Bimbo?

This sounds like Cinque, is this his other dormant screen name that has come alive again?

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You folks spouting the new Republican Party line would be much more comfortable and content with an authoritarian or dictatorial form of government. You just need to be content with Russia's man/child in the white house with his 1st bimbo/wife.

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It's almost like you know nothing about conservatives and hate facts

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I want to be a radical liberal when I grow up

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Not joking in the least when I say that we just saw evidence of the demons that possess this very troubled man. And it's quite instructive when you consider which candidate they hate.

Here is the entire video. Makes more sense now that he was filming a radical dude in Montrose. They are more crazy there than in the shady parts of Austin.

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I have seen Beto signs in very small rural counties. Headed out east of Waco and into east Texas. Areas that are obviously not your prototypical Democratic voter strongholds.

I have seen a lot in McLennan County in Waco and in the suburbs like Woodway but obviously McLennan County is a good size county with an urban center and suburbs and has a much higher percentage of blue voters than the types of counties mentioned in my first paragraph. So that is not as much a surprise, except perhaps the Woodway part.

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You need to see more of Texas.

Yeah I watched it and it's still a demonic response. Nothing normal or human about that.

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Yeah I watched it and it's still a demonic response. Nothing normal or human about that.

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Yup - Very troubled young man. Hope they go after him, the left is unhinged right now and it's only getting worse. Imagine if the GOP holds on to Congress in 3 weeks.

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Yeah I watched it and it's still a demonic response. Nothing normal or human about that.

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Yup - Very troubled young man. Hope they go after him, the left is unhinged right now and it's only getting worse. Imagine if the GOP holds on to Congress in 3 weeks.

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The Senate will probably become more GOP by a few seats, possibly as many as 54 seats.

The House is a toss up, could go either way, whoever has it will be narrow.

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You folks spouting the new Republican Party line would be much more comfortable and content with an authoritarian or dictatorial form of government. You just need to be content with Russia's man/child in the white house with his 1st bimbo/wife.

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If an authoritarian, dictatorial government gets your rocks off, then you should definitely vote Democrat since that's the kind of government they love

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Yeah I watched it and it's still a demonic response. Nothing normal or human about that.

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Yup - Very troubled young man. Hope they go after him, the left is unhinged right now and it's only getting worse. Imagine if the GOP holds on to Congress in 3 weeks.

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The Senate will probably become more GOP by a few seats, possibly as many as 54 seats.

The House is a toss up, could go either way, whoever has it will be narrow.

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Never fear young Patriot, just follow @LarrySchweikart https://twitter.com/LarrySchweikart?s=09 and you'll know what's actually going to happen. The dude absolutely nailed 2016, and (at least at this point) he says both houses are staying red, with the Senate actually gaining Republican seats.

So basically this thread urges people to vote the arty no matter who is running. Isnt this what we all called being a party shill 10 years ago?

Dont think about the issues or the candidates just vote a straight ticket no matter what.

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So basically this thread urges people to vote the arty no matter who is running. Isnt this what we all called being a party shill 10 years ago?

Dont think about the issues or the candidates just vote a straight ticket no matter what.

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Reading comprehension is obviously a challenge for some folks ...

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So basically this thread urges people to vote the arty no matter who is running. Isnt this what we all called being a party shill 10 years ago?

Dont think about the issues or the candidates just vote a straight ticket no matter what.

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Not really. If a Dem had good ideas I would consider voting for them. But so far I haven't seen any ideas that will help the country, the exact opposite.

Dem Platform - tell me if I'm wrong on any of these

- Do away w/ ICE
- Let illegals come into our country freely
- Sanctuary Cities
- Encourage mobs to go after conservatives and their elected officials
- Abortions encouraged
- Let illegals vote in elections and use up all our benefits jumping in front of real immigrants who are going through the lawful process.
- Stop Trump from continuing 4% GDP growth, take away tax cuts - what are their plans to do better?
- Continue Russia investigations even when Mueller is done - great use of taxpayer money
- Try to Impeach trump w/ no evidence - great use of taxpayer money
- ReOpen investigations into Kavanaugh - great use of taxpayer money
- Try to fix ObamaCare when they knew it was a disaster from the beginning and would blow up around election time only to blame their mistakes on the GOP - ultimately leading to Single Payer which they have no admitted was their plan all along but lied about it back in 2008 to get it passed
- Ultimately want the United States to become a Socialist country

Am I missing anything? There is literally nothing on that list I want to vote for.

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So basically this thread urges people to vote the arty no matter who is running. Isnt this what we all called being a party shill 10 years ago?

Dont think about the issues or the candidates just vote a straight ticket no matter what.

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I wish it were only so simple. At one time, my family was Old South Democrats yet voted independently according to candidate. As example, voted for Ford because we felt like he hadn't been given enough time to have a decent shot to make things right, and voted for Carter's reelection bid because he seemed to be a good Christian man who cared and was doing his best in difficult circumstances.

But times have changed. The Democrat Party now is the party of extreme leftism. For example, it embraces outright socialism, even though we fought a Cold War and actual wars costing countless American lives for almost 50 years to defeat the advancement of socialism because of the misery, ruin, death, and destruction that it inevitably brings upon societies And it embraces and encourages physical confrontation and violence against those with whom it disagrees politically, rather than civil political discourse. It advocates impeachment of the duly elected president of the United States simply because they don't like him, which is anathema to everything that America stands for.

So it is without the slightest hint of exaggeration when I say that the present-day Democratic Party has tragically become the party that embraces evil, and every politician that bears its ignominious name must be crushed electorally until they learn their lesson, and once again become a party that recognizes some American ideals or if not are relegated to the dustbin of history.

Gunny Hartman said:

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MilliVanilli said:

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riflebear said:

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Gunny Hartman said:

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Yeah I watched it and it's still a demonic response. Nothing normal or human about that.

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Yup - Very troubled young man. Hope they go after him, the left is unhinged right now and it's only getting worse. Imagine if the GOP holds on to Congress in 3 weeks.

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The Senate will probably become more GOP by a few seats, possibly as many as 54 seats.

The House is a toss up, could go either way, whoever has it will be narrow.

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Never fear young Patriot, just follow @LarrySchweikart https://twitter.com/LarrySchweikart?s=09 and you'll know what's actually going to happen. The dude absolutely nailed 2016, and (at least at this point) he says both houses are staying red, with the Senate actually gaining Republican seats.

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And just like that, right as I mentioned him, Larry put up a thread explaining how he divines election results. You can find it here:

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Limited IQ Redneck in PU said:

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So basically this thread urges people to vote the arty no matter who is running. Isnt this what we all called being a party shill 10 years ago?

Dont think about the issues or the candidates just vote a straight ticket no matter what.

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Not really. If a Dem had good ideas I would consider voting for them. But so far I haven't seen any ideas that will help the country, the exact opposite.

Dem Platform - tell me if I'm wrong on any of these

- Do away w/ ICE
- Let illegals come into our country freely
- Sanctuary Cities
- Encourage mobs to go after conservatives and their elected officials
- Abortions encouraged
- Let illegals vote in elections and use up all our benefits jumping in front of real immigrants who are going through the lawful process.
- Stop Trump from continuing 4% GDP growth, take away tax cuts - what are their plans to do better?
- Continue Russia investigations even when Mueller is done - great use of taxpayer money
- Try to Impeach trump w/ no evidence - great use of taxpayer money
- ReOpen investigations into Kavanaugh - great use of taxpayer money
- Try to fix ObamaCare when they knew it was a disaster from the beginning and would blow up around election time only to blame their mistakes on the GOP - ultimately leading to Single Payer which they have no admitted was their plan all along but lied about it back in 2008 to get it passed
- Ultimately want the United States to become a Socialist country

Am I missing anything? There is literally nothing on that list I want to vote for.

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Great recap of Hannity and Limbaugh's shows. Any thoughts that don't contain their daily rhetoric? Glad I don't get the news around my part of the world. It's brainwashing both sides.

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I have seen Beto signs in very small rural counties. Headed out east of Waco and into east Texas. Areas that are obviously not your prototypical Democratic voter strongholds.

I have seen a lot in McLennan County in Waco and in the suburbs like Woodway but obviously McLennan County is a good size county with an urban center and suburbs and has a much higher percentage of blue voters than the types of counties mentioned in my first paragraph. So that is not as much a surprise, except perhaps the Woodway part.

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My point in Gillum signs showing in places rarely seen before(as you mention with Beto) is that when you hear in conservative media of Soros backing a candidate(Beto and Gillum and obama in past) that massive promotion of that candidate drifts into areas previously unseen.

Beto is an unusually bad candidate compared to Cruz but DeSantis went belly up over here in a debate vs Soros backed and commie Gillum. Keep eye on Gillum as future national candidate for president as he's being groomed as obama prototype