Red Mosquito

LetMeSleep wrote:

wease wrote:

LetMeSleep wrote:

wease wrote:

bune wrote:

Rock on, Dan Rather.

Rock on, Classic B.

What?!? I did not!

Only 3 posts separate them.

wease wrote:

LetMeSleep wrote:

wease wrote:

LetMeSleep wrote:

wease wrote:

bune wrote:

Rock on, Dan Rather.

Rock on, Classic B.

What?!? I did not!

Only 3 posts separate them.

I quoted another post. I didn’t come and post the same thing in a new post thinking I was the originator of the information in the post.

McParadigm wrote:Credit where it’s due:

run2death wrote:Sinema now 20K up.

https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/po ... 944844002/

bune wrote:

run2death wrote:Voter turnout in AZ could end up being over 65 percent.

WaPo wrote:In a 2015 Facebook post flagged by one of his opponents, Crenshaw called candidate Donald Trump an idiot and referred to his rhetoric on Muslims as “insane,” according to the Texas Tribune. Three years later, Crenshaw says he supports the president’s policies, save for the trade warfare, but prefers to comport himself in a manner that is the total opposite of the commander in chief’s.

“His style is not my style,” Crenshaw says. “I’ll just say that. It’s never how I would conduct myself. But what readers of The Washington Post need to understand is that conservatives can hold multiple ideas in their head at the same time. We can be like, ‘Wow he shouldn’t have tweeted that’ and still support him. . . . You can disapprove of what the president says every day, or that day, and still support his broader agenda.”

On Tuesday, he was the only true bright spot for the GOP in Harris County, where O’Rourke’s candidacy brought Democrats to the polls and flushed out Republicans down the ballot. Crenshaw won 53 percent of the vote, but reached out to the other 47 percent during his victory speech in downtown Houston.

“This life, this purpose, this American spirit that we hold dear — we are not alone,” he said, sharing the mission: “We do it together.”

Crenshaw wrote:The interests of the U.S. and Mexico in Central America are clearly aligned, and our role should be one of supporting Mexican leadership in the region, a far preferable solution to tackling the issue ourselves with potentially endless U.S. resources. The Merida Initiative should be kept in place and even expanded to support a new Mexican border-police force. The U.S. and Mexico should work together to support and expand existing socioeconomic development programs in Central America, such as the Plan of the Alliance for Prosperity in the Northern Triangle. Rebuilding the civic fabric of Central American countries is the only long-term solution to stemming the flow of illegal migration, and without Mexico as a willing partner, the U.S. will continue to fight an impossibly uphill battle.

run2death wrote:Sinema with a lead of over 30k with the vast majority of ballots left in Maricopa County.

Done and dusted.