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Posts posted by heso
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1 hour ago, Francisco 2.0 said:
What is really, really disturbing....is GOP is going to burn everyone and everything down for Donald Trump.
That's it. Trump. A person who was a Democrat as recently as what, 6-8 years ago?
We all know they sold their souls the past four years, but now, they are going to double and triple down after the election?
For Trump?
They aren’t doing for Trump. They are doing it to grab up as much of his cult as they can before the moment fades.
They are trying to be viewed as the segment of the GOP that fought to the death for their king.
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3 minutes ago, TexEx15 said:
I have always been amazed at folks that claim conspiracies as large as these without thinking for a second what it would take to pull off. Bill Clinton couldn’t get a blowjob in the Oval Office without the whole world finding out but sure Democrats managed to steal a whole fucking election.
Just in PA alone would have taken the coordination to push 50 of 67 counties (many GOP controlled) in the state 2-5% towards Biden while shifting Philly 3% towards Trump for believability I guess?
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2 minutes ago, Lobo said:
So with North Carolina and Alaska not totally called, but obviously done in terms of being for Trump.
The Donald has 231 Electoral CollegeVotes to go with 231k dead American CovidVictims.
Nice symmetry Commander Dipshit. remember this when we're laughing at your children putting you into the fucking ground. At least they'll have ten minutes of peace.
Im not willing to rule out NC 100%. They still have over 100,000 mail in ballots to count. I think he still wins the state, but I don’t think it’s out of the realm of possibility
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To clarify the PA late arriving ballots that the Supreme Court was involved with for anyone that doesn’t yet understand how stupid this fight is.
PA voting law said that ballots not received by Election Day would not count. The PA Democratic Party filed a lawsuit to get that extended due to covid and the unusually high number of mail in ballots delaying the delivery of those ballots. The PA Supreme Court, citing some voting rights provision in the PA constitution, extended the deadline for ballots arriving 3 days after the election could be counted.
The GOP appealed to SCOTUS who in a 4-4 decision, chose to not hear the case.
The PA sos sent guidance to each of the counties’ elections office that they were to segregate those ballots and not include them in the count.
All available evidence indicated that the counties were doing just that.
The GOP filed an injunction request to the SCOTUS on Thursday naming 25 counties that they did not have direct confirmation from that these ballots had been segregated.
Justice Alito issued an order that the ballots should be segregated, but never stated if these ballots should or should not be counted.
From what I’ve heard is that after all of the other ballots are counted the counties were advised to tally the late arriving ballots but not include that number in the totals.
The Friday injunction is useless bullshit because:
1. The ballots were already being segregated, and by Saturday afternoon 63 of 67 counties had explicitly confirmed that the ballots were segregated.
2. These ballots would favor Biden at a roughly 75/25 split statewide.
3. Joe Biden is already winning the state.
I think the Trump team’s strategy was to invalidate a portion of the mail in ballots counted in philly during the period where they claim their poll watchers weren’t given appropriate access. And then hope that amount pushes Trump back ahead and then have the late arriving mail in ballots disallowed so that those are unable to make up any lead Trump may gain. And/or find some small backwoods GOP county that “accidentally” counted the late arriving ballots with the rest of the ballots, and then try to get the whole state’s mail in ballots invalidated.
I’m pretty sure the lawsuit over the poll watchers has already been shot down.
since Joe Biden is ahead, the late arriving ballots are meaningless.
I don’t see any reason whatsoever that any of the PA lawsuits will have any effect on the election and I think the only reason the media is talking about it is because there being a Supreme Court non-decision related to it seems to give the issue some level of merit that it doesn’t deserve.
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1 hour ago, bad_teammate said:
I don't think this rift in the Dems is as powerful as the Trump rift for the GOP because the Dem rift is generational.
When Reagan smashed Carter the Democrats transitioned away from popular movements and towards corporate donors. The "New" Democrats rose up as a rebellion against a generation of Democrats raised on FDR visions and that has been the ruling force in the party from 1990 to today. Those people are ancient now and the generational rebellion against them will go back to FDR visions (where they should be and never should have left).
The Trump rift is cross-generational and it's centered around a single, highly-toxic, personality. It's not even going to stop when/if Trump finally concedes, because Trump will be Trump until he dies and after that he will, for a while at least, be some kind of spiritual totem for the freaks.
The center and right (and their media apparatus) want to portray AOC as some kind of left-wing Trump, but the enthusiasm for her isn't nearly the same and the organization around her isn't primarily motivated by allegiance to her personally (look at her Twitter replies whenever she does something shitlibby, her fans roast her).
I think it’s generational but there’s two other demographics that are shifting strongly democratic and pushing the party: college and post grad education and non religious. So you have a younger, more educated party that isn’t constrained by religious dogma and they’re looking at things pragmatically and saying boy it sure seems like it makes a lot more sense to build a society from the bottom up that includes everyone and has its eyes on the future.
I think some of that youthful exuberance comes with a bit of “fuck your we’re moving this country forward with or without you” and it leads to political missteps like embracing the term defund the police. That being the banner for police reform allowed Trump to scare a lot of people that were too stupid to see through it for what it was. Maybe it led to increased turnout in the base, but all of the data that I’ve seen seem to say that a lot of the country said “we don’t want Donald trump, but we’re scared of the caricature the left is allowing itself to be painted as.
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1 minute ago, bad_teammate said:
ok
AOC is a Congresswoman from NYC. Why do people like you talk about her like she was running for president?
The obsession with her as an individual is yet another Republican move that many Democrats are happy to mirror/amplify.
They play the fiddle and you guys just dance and pretend it's their job to determine the tune.
Grow a set of fucking balls.
Look, I know you get off on being an ass, and I was hesitant to even bother responding to you because I was nearly certain my point would fall on deaf ears, but I decided to give it a go anyway for some reason.
If AOC just wants to keep winning NY-14, then cool she can keep doing what she’s doing. But she talks like she wants to move the country.
If anyone on the left front of the Democratic Party wants to get anything of substance accomplished they need to figure out that they need the middle. They need votes. That’s the only thing that will get their ideas enacted.
But maybe they don’t actually give a single fuck about things like massive green infrastructure projects backed by a federal jobs program or a minimum wage that people can live on. Maybe they’re just as happy winning their royal blue districts as the scum that occupy the crimson house seats.
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On 11/6/2020 at 8:43 AM, bad_teammate said:
Lumping BLM/Defund in with O&G is disgusting and disqualifying. It's extremely revealing about the fundamental white supremacy of Democrats writ large (see also: The Klan meeting that was white centrists during the red mirage. We already heard you and saw you, the genie is out of the bottle.).
I'm going to put O&G stuff aside for now, because that doesn't belong in this conversation.
Anyway, we can just stipulate that Defund is bad for centrist candidates in red/purple areas. Stipulated.
So that's a problem for them. What do leaders and winners do: They accurately diagnose and then solve problems.
The argument Lamb and Spanburger and the shitlibs are making is that Defund rhetoric hurt them. OK, it probably did. But then they say their "far-left colleagues" are to blame? That's just a fundamental misdiagnosis of what happened. Defund rhetoric didn't come from AOC and her ilk. It came from activists in the streets. The far-left braintrusts on the coasts don't lead black activists in Mississippi or Philadelphia or Atlanta or Missouri or basically anywhere in the country.
Diagnose the problem correctly. Lamb and Spanberger (whoever these fucking freaks are) are either too stupid or too cowardly to tell the truth about where Defund rhetoric comes from. Both are disqualifying.
We're not Republicans. We're not supposed to be lying idiots.
Lamb is the PA 17th district, where I live. It’s half of Allegheny County without downtown Pittsburgh and the whole next county over. He has a county that Biden won by 20 and a county that Trump won by 18. Registered Democrats outnumber registered republicans 2 to 1 in BOTH counties.
His district shifted 3 points blue in the presidential race while shifting 5 points red in the house race. He was the incumbent and his opponent basically just ran on Trumpism. Fighting the radical left, reopening the economy, supporting the police, supporting fracking, etc.
He’s 36. He won 2 house elections in 2018 in two different districts. The special election for PA 18 and then after the district lines were redrawn he won his current district.
He’s probably going to run for Pat Toomey’s senate seat in 2022.
He knows that while the AOCs of the party want to drag the nation forward-left as fast as possible kicking and screaming, there are a massive amount of people that are open to heading in that direction at a slower pace and without embracing things like defund the police and “socialism”. The vast majority of those people would completely get behind issues like police reform and progressive ideas, but not when the banner carriers are calling them defund the police and socialism.
It seems to me that Lamb understands a democratic part of the country that AOC either thinks she doesn’t need, or will see things her way eventually no matter what.
AOC wants what’s best for the whole country, but she can’t do it without a majority of the country. Her ideas are good, and her passion is well placed, but she has to see that she needs the middle to come with her. And right or wrong, how her ideas are branded will make a massive difference in how much she’s able to accomplish.
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31 minutes ago, Francisco 2.0 said:
Is this actually the point of all the frivolous lawsuits? Just to get one last round of grift out of the rubes. Drag the fight out as long as possible for the magas to reach into their wallets for the last of their change so dear leader has a fighting chance against the evil that is going to destroy this country.
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Texas shift by county.
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I don’t get how they expect to sell that massive voter fraud in Philly swung the election.
Trump did better in philly than he did in 2016 and Biden did worse than Hillary there. Philly county shifted 3 points TO Trump.
The suburbs around philly and Pittsburgh shifted away from Trump. Blue collar Erie flipped back to Biden. Upper middle class Bucks county flipped back to Biden.
In a lot of the really Trumpy counties in the middle of the state, counties that trump won by 30 points, counties that are controlled by GOP officials shifted 2-5 points to Biden. -
Just got the notice that my phone usage was up 59% last week. Almost entirely in this thread.
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These fucking asshats on Fox are really hanging their hats on these late arriving ballots in PA completely invalidating the election.
Their whole premise is “we don’t know how many there are and if they counted them or not.”
It’s not “they counted these these ballots” it’s “we don’t know what happened so the whole thing is fraudulent.”
I wouldn’t be shocked at this point if some of the GOP counties “accidentally” released these ballots into the pool to try to invalidate the mail in ballots. But we know that in most, if not all, counties the ballots were separated and shrink wrapped to avoid any mistakes.
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3 minutes ago, BradInATX said:
Nice. Haven't seen it locally in about two years. Stocked up when I went to Buffalo Trace last year. Running lower than I'd like.
I have 1.3 bottles left and it’s going to be hard to open that last bottle after having what felt like an endless supply.
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10 minutes ago, BradInATX said:26 minutes ago, heso said:This is probably better suited for the bourbon thread but I don’t think I’ve ever jumped from a glass of blantons straight into a glass of stagg. Blanton'sis my go to bourbon, my favorite reasonably available bourbon. Going from that right into the stagg really smacks you in the face with how huge the stagg really is.
I'd like to hear more about this mythical land where Blanton's is "reasonably available"
Up until about 2 years ago I could walk into my local liquor store and grab a bottle off the shelf at any time. After that it started getting more and more rare.
By a year ago it was hard to get. For Xmas my wife happened to somehow luck onto the PA liquor website and they had a bunch for sale with a 3 bottle limit. She got me 3 for Xmas. You had to have it shipped to a liquor store. A week after she got those bottles she got a call from the liquor store that her 3 bottles had arrived. So for Xmas last year I got 6 bottles of blantons.
thats reasonably available.
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2 minutes ago, tx 3 putt said:
Rove hates trump
Makes sense. I can’t imagine why any republican that doesn’t need to be elected by, or is directly profiting off of the Trumper base wouldn’t hate how he grabbed the GOP by the pussy.
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6 minutes ago, BigXII said:
Production values are mainly a function of providing enough funding to let visionaries do whatever they want. Throughout history, the visionaries in film have come from all sorts of ideologies; Birth of the Nation was taught in a class I took at UT, and we also looked at Lemi Riefenstahl and Sergei Eisenstein and the effects of Nazi and soviet propaganda respectively. The ultimate common factor I noticed was having a leader that pumped money into those programs.
Michael Bay has no problems doing right-wing stuff. Fox News follows the same template news machine aesthetic very well because it has significant funding. Trump's administration just wasn't interested in producing more than WCW levels of production is all.
Example:
Dude a laptop from 2001 and a hacked version of photoshop can do better than this rinky dink shit.
If I’m still alive in 50 years that will still be my favorite image of Trump’s presidency. A man so incapable of admitting that he has ever been wrong about anything in his life that, instead of admitting that he misspoke based on outdated information, he drew in his favorite fucking sharpie on a map that he expected ANYONE to believe that he was actually right all along. Holy fuck, what a clown.
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That speech was so fucking good that even Karl Rove said it was a great speech.
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This is probably better suited for the bourbon thread but I don’t think I’ve ever jumped from a glass of blantons straight into a glass of stagg. Blanton'sis my go to bourbon, my favorite reasonably available bourbon. Going from that right into the stagg really smacks you in the face with how huge the stagg really is.
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Well I can’t think of a better time to kill the last of this stagg than for Joe.
Well done everyone.
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God damn everyone breaking out the good stuff for Joe.
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I’ve seen analysis that says it’s over 900 million, potentially as high as 1.1 billion.