Re: The 45th POTUS - Donald J. Trump
Posted: Wed November 08, 2017 2:31 am
He's giving this South Korea speech like he's not always sure what the words mean.
McParadigm wrote:**12** seats picked up now, with more looking to be.McParadigm wrote:This looks increasingly likelyMcParadigm wrote:Looks like the democrats might have switched the House of Delegates, too

Last update.McParadigm wrote:McParadigm wrote:**12** seats picked up now, with more looking to be.McParadigm wrote:This looks increasingly likelyMcParadigm wrote:Looks like the democrats might have switched the House of Delegates, too
Sorry b.B wrote:My choices for Chapel Hill Mayor, Councilman, and School Board have all lost.
Meh. It's Chapel Hill. The Uber Liberals beat out the Ultra Liberals.tragabigzanda wrote:Sorry b.B wrote:My choices for Chapel Hill Mayor, Councilman, and School Board have all lost.
Goddammit, McP. He has the best wordsMcParadigm wrote:He's giving this South Korea speech like he's not always sure what the words mean.
WV wasn't red until I left. Also a lot of young people are leaving the state so the only voters left are old people.B wrote:I think Virginia could give that dark red tail of the state to West Virginia, and they'd be better off.
McParadigm wrote:This will be interesting to watch unfold. Republicans will now see Trump loyalty as essential to avoiding getting primaried, but unsurvivably damaging to Election Day voter turnout. They'll be hungry for a chance to reform their image with educated and noneducated voters alike, and will want to respond to 'loss of healthcare' fears being a major motivator last night, but will need more than ever to pass this tax bill so they don't lose their donors. Big donor money is just about all they have left.
So, you can't survive the primary without showing love for and associating yourself with dear leader, but 98% of the people who said Trump was a factor in their vote last night voted Democrat. You may want to reform your image on topics like the middle class and healthcare, but half of your colleagues do not, your president does not, and the tax plan your essential donors want passed does not.

“The thing that irritates me to no end is this NFL shit,” Schilling told me in her living room. “I’m about ready to go over the top with this shit. We do not watch no NFL now.” They’re Dallas Cowboys fans. “We banned ‘em. We don’t watch it.”
Schilling looked at her husband, Dave McCabe, who’s 67 and a retired high school basketball coach. She nodded at me. “Tell him,” she said to McCabe, “what you said the NFL is …”
McCabe looked momentarily wary. He laughed a little. “I don’t remember saying that,” he said unconvincingly.
Schilling was having none of it. “You’re the one that told me, liar,” she said.
She looked at me.
The NFL?
“Niggers for life,” Schilling said.
“For life,” McCabe added.

Jesus. The balls on people. And of course they're retired. Just move to Florida and be done with it, you old fucks.McParadigm wrote:Hey let's see what's going on one
https://www.politico.com/magazine/story ... ers-215800“The thing that irritates me to no end is this NFL shit,” Schilling told me in her living room. “I’m about ready to go over the top with this shit. We do not watch no NFL now.” They’re Dallas Cowboys fans. “We banned ‘em. We don’t watch it.”
Schilling looked at her husband, Dave McCabe, who’s 67 and a retired high school basketball coach. She nodded at me. “Tell him,” she said to McCabe, “what you said the NFL is …”
McCabe looked momentarily wary. He laughed a little. “I don’t remember saying that,” he said unconvincingly.
Schilling was having none of it. “You’re the one that told me, liar,” she said.
She looked at me.
The NFL?
“Niggers for life,” Schilling said.
“For life,” McCabe added.