Rex Kramer

@GreenspointTexas

Good. Now, stop calling a kid you don’t know a piece of shit. Particularly one tied in a very high profile fashion to the university to purport to support.

I grew up in Westlake and live in HP. All someone has to do is a) have some life experience and b) open their eyes. I won’t try and pretend to know your life, but I won’t apologize for what I and more importantly Quinn didn’t do. Hatred begets hatred.

I think it’s morally indefensible. But I’m 46. And this forum is the embodiment of intolerance. Just wait until Penelope comes by to neg these posts.

This is the first page that pulled up when I wanted to check Surly on the game. Odd yall are posting here during first half. Even odder you’d call our starting QB a POS when he’s 22 because of who he supports. Tolerant.

There are many energy vampires on the station right now.

Sometimes I just like to stir shit up for sport.

You are such a bloviating, histrionic drama queen.

Nat gas market is fascinating to me. After last year’s warm winter we were 50% above 5-year inventory average. Today, we’re at 3.6% above. A lot of which was burned off in a few shoulder seasons. Demand for gas is very strong. We are having a warm winter, or rather are projected to have a warmer winter in Jan/Feb, so it’ll be interesting to see how it plays out. Trump’s EU tariffs seems like rhetoric. But if it’s not, is it not a direct shot across Putin’s bow? It’s also huge support for gas, and what he’d do on LNG takeaway capacity.

Thought it dropped on fridays. Well, great. Can’t wait for tonight. Maybe I’ll take a 10 mg hybrid to make it more interesting. Been more focused on The Agency anyway.

This week as in the one released today?

This show isn’t good. I’ve tried to like it.

Didn’t see @Zepol87’s post. No. I absolutely did not vote for him and never did. I’m not defending him. I’m telling you what is obvious, particularly from the perspective of those that did vote for him.

One that is loved.

I was talking to my friend DDD. Calm down bro. There’s something called an electorate. And, for all intents and purposes, he won a majority.

No and no. I didn’t vote for him by the way, but the fascism comments are ridiculous. It requires you to think. Trump was the stronger candidate. It wasn’t particularly close. Kamala was a poor candidate. Hence subpar. I’m not referencing her credentials. People don’t vote on that. A multitude of factors comprise how strong a candidate is. Not the least of which of much their party is behind them. Dems did a good job of unification, but it was a clusterfuck this summer. Biden’s ego put em in that predicament, but there is zero chance Kamala would’ve been the nominee in Feb ‘24 in normal course. Because she’s a subpar candidate. My point is this is why many voted for Trump, particularly his predictable bases but many others. I only offered my vote because I don’t vote for the best candidate which often is the most electable candidate for superficial reasons rather than paper qualifications. I voted against an evil clown. It wasn’t a vote for Kamala. His plurality (thanks for the hint, fuckface) was 0.2% away from being a majority. Had he been in a runoff with just Harris, he would’ve had it easily. Why are you and others parsing words on a minor point?

Dr. Harrison with Mint Denistry knows how to party. Terrible commercials filled with nonsense, never really making any sense, and he’s always slurring.

For all intents and purposes, in this election, but you fail to see the (slightly) nuanced point I was making.

It had little to do with race/sex and people have got to stop with the racism and misogyny bullshit. It is totally counterproductive.

Stronger in the GOP has its shit together behind him. Kamala wasn’t helped by Biden but she did nothing to segregate herself from him. Her campaign was “I’m not Trump”. They was good enough for me but I recognized her relative weakness. It wasn’t good enough for the majority of the country. I have voted exclusively GOP in my voting history. I abstained from voting for POTUS in ‘16 and ‘20. I have never and would never vote for Trump.

They have no capacity to “buy” anything. I voted for Kamala. She’s a significantly weaker candidate than Trump in my eyes. I voted for her because Trump isn’t emotionally fit to be President. Still doesn’t change that most of the country agrees that he is a better CANDIDATE. I don’t have pity for them. I don’t care. I’m also not gonna waste time scoreboarding them. It’s not productive, it’s a loser mentality, and they’re irrelevant to me anyway.

I don’t want you replacing Sunny Hostin because yall are basically the same person. And that show needs to maintain its groupthink. One of the narratives of the election is the massive shift in urban voters to that jackass. A much bigger shift than rural voters. Of course, he had the majority of rurals anyway. Still, is it any wonder they vote for him, versus subpar candidates that are supported by people that derisively tell them they’re uneducated buffoons voting for a fascist?

Given urban population is 280 million and is rural is 55 million, enjoy your misplaced outrage masquerading as humor. You really out to be a permanent co-host of The View.