Rawhide said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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Rawhide said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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Johnny Bear said:

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So they simply recounted all of the illegal votes in the Atlanta Area a second time and the result was the same. Gee, what a shock.

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So, we've taken to calling "votes that didn't go the direction I wanted them to" illegal, now? Interesting turn of phrase.

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So we're saying that every non-audited vote that went my way is legit? Sure, okay.

So how long have you been a life long Republican?

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Never been a Republican. Or a Democrat, for that matter. I've been registered Independent/Unaffiliated (depending on the state where I have lived) since I was of age to vote.

I find it humorous that people still throw around "Lib/Dem" as an insult (if someone is actually liberal, they won't be in the least bit offended) and "Republican" as a compliment, despite there being nothing to take pride in being called that for the past four years.

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Funny, I find that independents aren't really very independent politically.

While roughly 38% of the population try to identify as an independent, almost all certainly lean way or another.

A true independent typically represents a segment of the population that doesn't pay much attention to politics and have a low level of participation.

The fact that you are on this board discussing politics shows that you do not have a lower level of political participation.

Are you just trying to claim the independent label as a means to somehow show us that you're not as partisan as you really are and therefore "smarter" or better than everyone else on this board?

I tend to find that almost all independents are people just too afraid to say what they believe.

So tell us, which way do you lean? Certainly you know where you stand on such partisan issues like:

Abortion
2nd Amendment Rights
Taxes
Police
Global Warming/Climate Change/Climate Crisis
Death Penalty
Health Care
Crime
Illegal Immigration

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I'm an Independent and I sway very right on fiscal issues and I lean left on social Issues. It is as simple as that. Kinda like Christian Denominations..... I'm an Independent as I'm not buying anyone's platform, hook line and sinker, just like Denominations......I respect much from many different denominations....

Aliceinbubbleland said:

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HuMcK

Houston and Dallas are nowhere near majority black per 2010 census. And they are not increasing in percentages.

Hispanics OTOH are rapidly taking over metro areas in Texas, Arizona and Nevada. Not so much in Georgia.

Houston 22%
Harris Co 20%

Dallas 24%
Dallas Co 23%

Atlanta 51%
Fulton Co 45%

Georgia 32.6%
Texas 12.9%
Nevada 10%
Arizona 5.2%

This election had little to do with race. It was voters in Arizona, Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania that were won razor thin by Trump in 2016 and he lost in 2020.

He performed better than I expected. I don't know why he can't just pack up and go and try again another day.

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Because he won and he knows it! That's why

Rawhide said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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Rawhide said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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Rawhide said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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Johnny Bear said:

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So they simply recounted all of the illegal votes in the Atlanta Area a second time and the result was the same. Gee, what a shock.

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So, we've taken to calling "votes that didn't go the direction I wanted them to" illegal, now? Interesting turn of phrase.

---

So we're saying that every non-audited vote that went my way is legit? Sure, okay.

So how long have you been a life long Republican?

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Never been a Republican. Or a Democrat, for that matter. I've been registered Independent/Unaffiliated (depending on the state where I have lived) since I was of age to vote.

I find it humorous that people still throw around "Lib/Dem" as an insult (if someone is actually liberal, they won't be in the least bit offended) and "Republican" as a compliment, despite there being nothing to take pride in being called that for the past four years.

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Funny, I find that independents aren't really very independent politically.

While roughly 38% of the population try to identify as an independent, almost all certainly lean way or another.

A true independent typically represents a segment of the population that doesn't pay much attention to politics and have a low level of participation.

The fact that you are on this board discussing politics shows that you do not have a lower level of political participation.

Are you just trying to claim the independent label as a means to somehow show us that you're not as partisan as you really are and therefore "smarter" or better than everyone else on this board?

I tend to find that almost all independents are people just too afraid to say what they believe.

So tell us, which way do you lean? Certainly you know where you stand on such partisan issues like:

Abortion
2nd Amendment Rights
Taxes
Police
Global Warming/Climate Change/Climate Crisis
Death Penalty
Health Care
Crime
Illegal Immigration

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I sincerely doubt you care about my point of view on any of these topics, other than for your own virtue signaling purposes.

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Like I said.... independents - too afraid to tell us what they really think.

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If Mitch mentions "virtue signaling" like he did it means he's democrat

Florda_mike said:

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Rawhide said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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Rawhide said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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Rawhide said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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Johnny Bear said:

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So they simply recounted all of the illegal votes in the Atlanta Area a second time and the result was the same. Gee, what a shock.

---

So, we've taken to calling "votes that didn't go the direction I wanted them to" illegal, now? Interesting turn of phrase.

---

So we're saying that every non-audited vote that went my way is legit? Sure, okay.

So how long have you been a life long Republican?

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Never been a Republican. Or a Democrat, for that matter. I've been registered Independent/Unaffiliated (depending on the state where I have lived) since I was of age to vote.

I find it humorous that people still throw around "Lib/Dem" as an insult (if someone is actually liberal, they won't be in the least bit offended) and "Republican" as a compliment, despite there being nothing to take pride in being called that for the past four years.

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Funny, I find that independents aren't really very independent politically.

While roughly 38% of the population try to identify as an independent, almost all certainly lean way or another.

A true independent typically represents a segment of the population that doesn't pay much attention to politics and have a low level of participation.

The fact that you are on this board discussing politics shows that you do not have a lower level of political participation.

Are you just trying to claim the independent label as a means to somehow show us that you're not as partisan as you really are and therefore "smarter" or better than everyone else on this board?

I tend to find that almost all independents are people just too afraid to say what they believe.

So tell us, which way do you lean? Certainly you know where you stand on such partisan issues like:

Abortion
2nd Amendment Rights
Taxes
Police
Global Warming/Climate Change/Climate Crisis
Death Penalty
Health Care
Crime
Illegal Immigration

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I sincerely doubt you care about my point of view on any of these topics, other than for your own virtue signaling purposes.

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Like I said.... independents - too afraid to tell us what they really think.

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If Mitch mentions "virtue signaling" like he did it means he's democrat

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Try to keep up with the conversation, Mike.

Mitch Henessey said:

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Florda_mike said:

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Rawhide said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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Rawhide said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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Rawhide said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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Johnny Bear said:

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So they simply recounted all of the illegal votes in the Atlanta Area a second time and the result was the same. Gee, what a shock.

---

So, we've taken to calling "votes that didn't go the direction I wanted them to" illegal, now? Interesting turn of phrase.

---

So we're saying that every non-audited vote that went my way is legit? Sure, okay.

So how long have you been a life long Republican?

---

Never been a Republican. Or a Democrat, for that matter. I've been registered Independent/Unaffiliated (depending on the state where I have lived) since I was of age to vote.

I find it humorous that people still throw around "Lib/Dem" as an insult (if someone is actually liberal, they won't be in the least bit offended) and "Republican" as a compliment, despite there being nothing to take pride in being called that for the past four years.

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Funny, I find that independents aren't really very independent politically.

While roughly 38% of the population try to identify as an independent, almost all certainly lean way or another.

A true independent typically represents a segment of the population that doesn't pay much attention to politics and have a low level of participation.

The fact that you are on this board discussing politics shows that you do not have a lower level of political participation.

Are you just trying to claim the independent label as a means to somehow show us that you're not as partisan as you really are and therefore "smarter" or better than everyone else on this board?

I tend to find that almost all independents are people just too afraid to say what they believe.

So tell us, which way do you lean? Certainly you know where you stand on such partisan issues like:

Abortion
2nd Amendment Rights
Taxes
Police
Global Warming/Climate Change/Climate Crisis
Death Penalty
Health Care
Crime
Illegal Immigration

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I sincerely doubt you care about my point of view on any of these topics, other than for your own virtue signaling purposes.

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Like I said.... independents - too afraid to tell us what they really think.

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If Mitch mentions "virtue signaling" like he did it means he's democrat

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Try to keep up with the conversation, Mike.

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Irony

Mitch Henessey said:

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Florda_mike said:

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Rawhide said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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Rawhide said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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Rawhide said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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Johnny Bear said:

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So they simply recounted all of the illegal votes in the Atlanta Area a second time and the result was the same. Gee, what a shock.

---

So, we've taken to calling "votes that didn't go the direction I wanted them to" illegal, now? Interesting turn of phrase.

---

So we're saying that every non-audited vote that went my way is legit? Sure, okay.

So how long have you been a life long Republican?

---

Never been a Republican. Or a Democrat, for that matter. I've been registered Independent/Unaffiliated (depending on the state where I have lived) since I was of age to vote.

I find it humorous that people still throw around "Lib/Dem" as an insult (if someone is actually liberal, they won't be in the least bit offended) and "Republican" as a compliment, despite there being nothing to take pride in being called that for the past four years.

---

Funny, I find that independents aren't really very independent politically.

While roughly 38% of the population try to identify as an independent, almost all certainly lean way or another.

A true independent typically represents a segment of the population that doesn't pay much attention to politics and have a low level of participation.

The fact that you are on this board discussing politics shows that you do not have a lower level of political participation.

Are you just trying to claim the independent label as a means to somehow show us that you're not as partisan as you really are and therefore "smarter" or better than everyone else on this board?

I tend to find that almost all independents are people just too afraid to say what they believe.

So tell us, which way do you lean? Certainly you know where you stand on such partisan issues like:

Abortion
2nd Amendment Rights
Taxes
Police
Global Warming/Climate Change/Climate Crisis
Death Penalty
Health Care
Crime
Illegal Immigration

---

I sincerely doubt you care about my point of view on any of these topics, other than for your own virtue signaling purposes.

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Like I said.... independents - too afraid to tell us what they really think.

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If Mitch mentions "virtue signaling" like he did it means he's democrat

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Try to keep up with the conversation, Mike.

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Don't hold your breath

Biden has won Georgia this month almost as many times as FDR did.

PartyBear said:

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Biden has won Georgia this month almost as many times as FDR did.

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Republican governor certified the 16 electoral votes for Biden

Osodecentx said:

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PartyBear said:

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Biden has won Georgia this month almost as many times as FDR did.

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Republican governor certified the 16 electoral votes for Biden

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Republican Governor is invested in Dominion, so is SOS

You forgot that part

RINOs both, you forgot that too! Get your facts straight

Fact: Republican governor certified the 16 electoral votes for Biden
Fact: Biden won GA

Fact: It ain't over

You must like being led by Authoritarians

Led by Constitution, not press conferences

J.R. said:

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Rawhide said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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Rawhide said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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Johnny Bear said:

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So they simply recounted all of the illegal votes in the Atlanta Area a second time and the result was the same. Gee, what a shock.

---

So, we've taken to calling "votes that didn't go the direction I wanted them to" illegal, now? Interesting turn of phrase.

---

So we're saying that every non-audited vote that went my way is legit? Sure, okay.

So how long have you been a life long Republican?

---

Never been a Republican. Or a Democrat, for that matter. I've been registered Independent/Unaffiliated (depending on the state where I have lived) since I was of age to vote.

I find it humorous that people still throw around "Lib/Dem" as an insult (if someone is actually liberal, they won't be in the least bit offended) and "Republican" as a compliment, despite there being nothing to take pride in being called that for the past four years.

---

Funny, I find that independents aren't really very independent politically.

While roughly 38% of the population try to identify as an independent, almost all certainly lean way or another.

A true independent typically represents a segment of the population that doesn't pay much attention to politics and have a low level of participation.

The fact that you are on this board discussing politics shows that you do not have a lower level of political participation.

Are you just trying to claim the independent label as a means to somehow show us that you're not as partisan as you really are and therefore "smarter" or better than everyone else on this board?

I tend to find that almost all independents are people just too afraid to say what they believe.

So tell us, which way do you lean? Certainly you know where you stand on such partisan issues like:

Abortion
2nd Amendment Rights
Taxes
Police
Global Warming/Climate Change/Climate Crisis
Death Penalty
Health Care
Crime
Illegal Immigration

---

I'm an Independent and I sway very right on fiscal issues and I lean left on social Issues. It is as simple as that. Kinda like Christian Denominations..... I'm an Independent as I'm not buying anyone's platform, hook line and sinker, just like Denominations......I respect much from many different denominations....

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Which social issues do you lean left and why ?

Just curious , not interested in debating them .