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Y’all IK we won the senate and it’s definitely important to celebrate, but if you’re in Georgia please, please, please vote in the runoff on December 6.
If we can get 51 instead of an exact tie it will give us a little wiggle room. For the past two years, a lot of the improvements Biden has attempted to make haven’t made it passed the Senate because one or two Democrats voted no and that was all it took; if we can get Georgia too, one Democrat can vote no and the legislation will still pass. The more seats we have the better chance we have for serious, meaningful change.
Please vote December 6th.
#senate#vote#Georgia#election#election 2022#american election#Georgia runoff#runoff#runoff elections#democrat#ralph warnock#warnock#raphael warnock
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Say WHAT???
I was stunned to see a headline reading …
Herschel Walker Is A Messy Candidate, But The Georgia Senate Race Is Still A Toss-Up
Say WHAT??? How? I wrote about Walker not long ago. This is the ‘man’ who lied about having been in the FBI, who sired three children out of wedlock by different women … children he does not support. This is the ‘man’ who supports the Big Lie and has promoted other…
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Herschel Walker famously saying werewolves were superior to vampires, tho. That came back to haunt him.
When you lose the all important Georgian vampire demographic.
*shakes heads sadly*
#Georgia#marvel#blade#herschel walker#ralph warnock#georgia senate race#werewolves#atlanta#vampires#news#sports#nfl#wesley snipes
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Why Herschel Walker Could Win
Why Herschel Walker Could Win
It amazes me to watch befuddled pundits on various news networks appearing visibly confused as to why the Georgia Senate race between Herschel Walker and Ralph Warnock is so close. It’s really not complicated people! Character, integrity, intelligence, competence, charm, debates, sanity ……none of that matters in the slightest. The only thing that matters to voters is how a Senator will vote once…
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#Brian Kemp#Deomocrats#georgia#georgia election#Herschel Walker#Ralph Warnock#Republicans#stacey abrams#US Senate
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Herschel Walker says abortion claims are a lie and suggests son Christian is getting PAID by rivals | Daily Mail Online
Georgia is this who u really want for ur Senator. The wm had proof and everything yet he says she lying. Then to try to say Ralph Warnock is paying ur son Christian who has lived thru ur lies abuse and bullshit. Just like he blamed beating the crap out of his wives on a head injury. Georgia this pathetic coward who is inhumane is who the Republicans think should represent u cause he would be their puppet. Georgia u deserve better than a puppet a abuser and liar for a Senator
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[id: the Destiel confession meme. In response to Cas’ I love you, Dean has been edited to respond, ‘Ralph Warnock won his election in Georgia, and the Senate is now 51-49 Democrat’]
Hadn’t seen this in the dash, welcome to more breaking news
#is this the end of evil? no#keep doing mutual aid and all that#but news is news and we can at least see what happens next#and let it inform us more
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Off the top of my ol’ head (I know there’s Lots More so feel free to copy and paste and ADD MORE):
DEMOCRATS to VOTE FOR:
Mary Peltola, House of Representatives, Alaska
Katie Hobbs, Governor for Arizona
Mark Kelly, Senator for Arizona (Incumbent)
Chris Jones, Governor for Arkansas
Gavin Newsome, Governor of California (Incumbent)
Katie Porter, US House Representative for California (Incumbent)
Marisa Wood, House Representative for California
Jared Polis, Governor for Colorado (Incumbent)
Michael Bennet, Senator for Colorado (Incumbent)
Jason Crow, House Representative for Colorado
Adam Frisch, House Representative for Colorado
Charlie Crist, Governor for Florida
Val Demings, Senator for Florida
Stacy Abrams, Governor for Georgia
Ralph Warnock, Senator for Georgia (Incumbent)
Marcus Flowers, House of Representatives, Georgia
Charles Booker, Senator for Kentucky
Luke Mixon, Senator for Louisiana
Gretchen Whitmer, Governor for Michigan
Tim Waltz, Governor for Minnesota (Incumbent)
Trudy Valentine, Senator for Missouri
Steve Sislolak, Governor for Nevada (Incumbent)
Catherine Cortez Masto, Senator for Nevada (Incumbent)
Kathy Hochul, Governor for New York (Incumbent)
Cheri Beasley, Senator fir North Carolina
Tim Ryan, Senator for Ohio
Josh Shapiro, Governor for Pennsylvania
John Fetterman, Senator for Pennsylvania
Jamie Smith, Governor for South Dakota
Beto O’Rourke, Governor for Texas
Tony Evers, Governor for Wisconsin (Incumbent)
Mandela Barnes, Senator for Wisconsin
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Christian Walker Lashes Out Over Father's Abortion Hypocrisy
Christian Walker Lashes Out Over Father’s Abortion Hypocrisy
One would hope that GOP Senate candidate Herschel Walker is finally finished. Impossibly, Herschel Walker has managed to humiliate himself weekly (Electric cars with solar panels on top), while going up against one of the Senate’s mostly deeply intellectual and spiritual men in Sen. Ralph Warnock. Yet as the polls currently stand, Walker is within 2.`1 percentage points of Warnock. Walker has…
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Herschel Walker says he 'never denied' having 4 children
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP)--Walker said on Saturday that he “never denied" the existence of children he hadn't previously revealed, telling conservative Christians that his children "knew the truth.”
Walker said the revelations about his children had only strengthened his campaign, speaking before a friendly audience at the Faith and Freedom Coalition's annual Road to Majority conference.
Walker's comments came after The Daily Beast revealed that the former NFL player has four children, two sons and a daughter, whom he had never publicly discussed. Over the years, Walker has chastised absentee fathers and urged Black men, in particular, to be more involved in their children's lives, citing his own relationship with his older son, Christian Walker, as an example.
Walker told coalition chair Ralph Reed on stage in Nashville that he “knew what I signed up for when I got into this and they don’t realize that.”
Walker will face Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock in November's general election, with the outcome determining which party will control the Senate next year which is currently split 50-50.
Walker, who has received support from prominent Republicans such as former President Donald Trump and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, has been accused of threatening his ex-wife’s life and spreading numerous lies throughout his campaign.
That includes inflating his business record, exaggerating his role in a for-profit program that is accused of preying on veterans while defrauding the government and his claims to have graduated first in his class from the University of Georgia. He did not graduate.
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Fight is not over yet...Georgia has 2 senate runoff on Ja. 2021. Lets do as much as we can to support Ralph Warnock and Jon Osoff!!! We need to control the Senate so we can make changes....
yes!!! absolutely!!!!
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Another Highly UNqualified Candidate!
Another Highly UNqualified Candidate!
When, somewhere in the early years of my political/constitutional education, I learned that there are virtually no requirements to run for and hold most public offices, such as president, senator, representative, I was appalled! What? No requirement that they even studied Constitutional Law, or have any combination of education/experience relevant to the job they seek? The only requirements…
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#Herschel Walker#Lies lies and more lies#Republican Party aka GOP#Senator Ralph Warnock#spousal abuse#U.S. Constitution#U.S. Senate
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13 Keys to the White House: 2024
Historian Allan Lichtman has produced an astonishingly accurate system for predicting presidential elections; although first implemented in 1984, going backwards it correctly accounts for every election since 1860, with the only hiccup coming from the hotly contested 2000 election. He predicted Gore would win, and he wasn’t entirely wrong, there was just some brotherly nepotism and Supreme Court fuckery. Anyway, his system posits 13 yes or no scenarios about the state of the union; if at least 8 are true then the incumbent party wins another term, less than 8 and the challenging party wins. Simple.
It’s pretty early in Biden’s term to tell for sure, but we can make some soft predictions that we can refine over the next few years before solidifying in 2023 or 2024.
Midterm gains: after the midterms, the incumbent party holds more seats in the House than they did in the previous midterms. Almost certainly false. 2022 will see new districts drawn by the predominantly Republican statehouses, giving them an immediate advantage. Democrats have a razor thin majority as is, it’s never been this close to tied before, I can’t see them holding on when you take into account new census data and partisan gerrymandering.
No primary contest: is there no serious contest for the incumbent party nomination. Almost certainly true. Like him or hate him, Democrats are stuck with Biden. There hasn’t been a serious primary challenge in either major party since Reagan tried to take on Ford in 1976.
Incumbent seeking re-election: the incumbent candidate is the president. Again almost certainly true. There was an unspoken agreement that Biden would only run for one term, considering the fact that he’ll be 82 at the end of it, but o think he thinks he’s in for the long run now. If he does in office, Harris will become president and run for re-election herself, so the only way this would flip false would be if Biden just decides not to run again. In that case, the #2 might also flip false because I could see a weak senator like Joe Manchin running against Harris to get out of his own impending failure in West Virginia.
No third-party: no significant third party challenger. Too soon to tell, though I’m leaning towards true. The last nationally successful third party candidate was Ross Perot in 1992 and 1996. He didn’t win any states, but he split some states nearly in thirds; Clinton and Bush and Dole all won states with less than 50% of he vote because Perot split the ticket. In 2000 Ralph Nader lost New Hampshire for Al Gore, giving it and the presidency to George W. Bush, and the same thing happened with Jill Stein in 2016 in the Midwest. Spoilers don’t need to be major on the National scale to have significant effects in specific states. Lichtman only flips this one false when a third party candidate wins 10% of the vote, so I’m going with true.
Short-term economy: the economy is not in recession. Probably true, but still too early to tell. We are either in the middle or nearing the end of a covid recession, I can’t see it lasting three more years without recovering at least a little, especially with the $2 trillion stimulus package they just passed. The economy is random, but if you look at a plot of unemployment since the Great Depression you will see that it consistently trends up under Republicans and trends down under Democrats. Trump was the only president is recent history to actually destroy more jobs than he created, so Biden could. It have inherited an easier path to victory. He shouldn’t be able to fuck up when the bar is so low, but I’m not holding out hope.
Long-term economy: real pet capita growth equals or exceeds mean growth during the previous two terms. Probably true, too soon to be sure. We’re so deep in the hole after Trump that any even remotely upwards tick will count as growth. I can’t see us dipping deeper than 2020 anytime soon, but then again that’s what they said in 2008, so who even knows?
Major policy change: the incumbent administration effects major change in national policy. False, I can call it now with utmost confidence. With Manchin and Sinema protecting the filibuster, Biden will get absolutely nothing substantive done in his first two years. He’ll end up losing one or both houses in the midterms, accomplishing even less in his next two! If he loses the Senate, it’s all over. It’ll be 2016 2.0, no more appointments, no more nominees, complete and utter obstruction until the Republicans take back he presidency and fill all the vacancies themselves.
No social unrest: no sustained social unrest during the term. Too soon to tell, but maybe true. 2020 was an anomaly, a once in a generation thing like 1968, so many crises all compounded together; the pandemic, the George Floyd protests, the wild fires, the hurricanes, utter chaos. I don’t see 2024 being as bad, but don’t quote me on that.
No scandal: incumbent administration is not tainted by scandal. Who knows?!? Biden seems pretty white bread/plain vanilla/mayonnaise, but Republicans insist he’s the most corrupt politician since their own guys (Trump and Nixon; lowering the bar for all their successors). They milked Benghazi for years and found nothing, but still tanked Clinton’s integrity going forward, I’m sure they’ll try to milk whatever BS They can find on Hunter Biden, especially if they retake the House or Senate. Whether any accusations will stick is up in the air, but I could see Republicans impeaching Biden just because they can.
No foreign/military failure: incumbent administration suffers no major failure in foreign/military affairs. Who knows? Biden’s foreign policy isn’t significantly different than Trump’s, so there’s no telling what could go wrong. The Saudis will keep cutting people’s heads off, North Korea will never disarm itself, Iran will probably arm itself, Afghanistan will drag on forever, and I can smell war brewing in the Caucasus, Venezuela, and Bolivia. The future is as clear as milk.
Foreign policy/military success: incumbent administration achieves major success in foreign/military affairs. Probably not, but too soon to tell. Succeeding is very different from not failing, so 10 and 11 aren’t necessarily linked. You can not fail AND not succeed, they’re not mutually exclusive. I don’t see anything good happening overseas for a very long time. If we pull out of Afghanistan, the power vacuum will pave the way for ISIS 2.0, so our hands are tied there. Our best bet would be to renegotiate a nuclear deal with Iran, but then we’ll just be back to status quo anteTrumpum, zero sum gain.
Charismatic incumbent: the incumbent party nominee is charismatic or a national hero. False, false, a million times false. Biden isn’t even beloved by his entire party, let alone the country; Republicans hate him even more than they ought to just because he wears a blue tie instead of a red one (his policies are so middle-of-the-road inoffensive to them that they shouldn’t have a problem with him, but Trump told them to, so they do). If Biden dies or refuses to run, Harris is even more divisive because she’s a woman and a disingenuous liar (she pretends to be super progressive, but she’s a cop, a Clintonesque moderate through and through). Obama in 2008 was a breath of fresh air which got very stale by 2012; 2008 was lightning in a bottle, and neither Biden nor Harris could ever dream of catching it again. They’re nowhere near as nationally beloved as the Roosevelts or Kennedy or Reagan.
Uncharismatic challenger: the challenging party candidate is not charismatic or a national hero. True, true, a million times true. It will almost certainly be Trump again in 2024, and he is even more despised than Biden. Sure, he’s beloved by his own party, but they make up less than half of he country. He never had majority approval and lost the popular vote twice, he’s a loser! If by some miracle he chooses not to run, the Republicans will be running around like chickens with their heads cut off trying to appoint a successor. They’ll want one of his kids to run, maybe even his daughter in law who is looking to run for senate in 2022, but they’re tainted by affiliation to the Gonad Lump himself; they’re all the same. Ted Cruz sucks ass, Ron DeSantis might actually have an intellectual disability so I feel bad making fun of that piece of shit bastard, I pray that Rick Scott and Josh Hawley and Matt Gaetz suffer debilitating brain aneurysms on live TV, Nikki Haley is a nobody, and Lauren Boebert and Majorie Taylor Green are too regional to have national appeal (though Green will probably run against Raphael Warnock in 2022, so she will almost certainly be a senator by 2024). There are no nationally beloved politicians on either side of the aisle, so I would expect Republicans to cheat like they tried in 2020 to stop black people in swing states from voting.
So, the tally stands thus:
3 are certainly true
4 are probably true, leaning uncertain
2 are uncertain
1 is probably false, leaning uncertain
3 are certainly false
Democrats need 8 true to win, Republicans need 6 false to win. Right now, Biden had a slight edge because it is historically difficult to defeat an incumbent, Trump just sucked. I don’t see a rematch being significantly different, I suspect Biden would still win the popular vote, but Trump could eke by with the electoral college like he did in 2016, especially now that Republicans are taking over the judiciary in Pennsylvania (they’re changing the rules so that judges are elected in gerrymandered districts instead of statewide races). You saw how hard Republicans fought in 2020, they’re not going to change tactics in 2024, they’re gonna double down and try even harder next time. Fewer polling places, fewer drop boxes, shorter early voting, shorter hours, more stringent ID laws. Their MO is systemic voter suppression because their rhetoric has become too toxic to win on a national level. The majority of Americans vote against them in almost every election, general and midterm, but they continue to rule in the minority.
Something has got to give, this can’t go on forever, eventually the situation is going to boil over, be it in a civil war or a constitutional convention to overhaul the entire country; neither are probable, and either outcome would almost certainly hurt people of color in predominantly conservative states.
Biden thought he would be an arbiter president, he thought he would be able to unite the country, heal the divide, being both sides together under mutual compromise, but he failed to understand that Republicans hate him on principal. Doesn’t matter how much he tries to appease them, they still hate him because they have to hate him, even if they agree with him. It would be political suicide for any of them to side with Biden on anything, Trump has already vowed to support primary challengers, his presidency was the final nail in the coffin of bipartisanship. Bipartisanship is dead, it hasn’t been alive in decades, and the only people who call for it are the minority party.
Trump is hard liquor, unappealing to anyone but his alcoholic voters; Biden is diet ginger ale, inoffensive and boring, nobody really wanted him, he only ran to try and settle everyone’s stomachs, and he hasn’t been very successful yet. He honestly believed he would be a neutral alternative for the alcoholics; that level of optimism would be adorable if it weren’t so pathetic. It’s gonna take a lot more than 12 steps to break the country’s addiction.
#2024#2024 prediction#Biden#Joe Biden#Harris#Kamala Harris#2024 election#2024 presidential election#donald trump#fuck donald trump#fuck trump#13 keys to the white house#13 keys#prediction#future prediction#future president#biden harris 2024#hellscape#dumpster fire#Hindenburg#the hindenburg#titanic#the titanic
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Georgia And Pennsylvania Hold The Keys To Senate Control In 2022
Georgia And Pennsylvania Hold The Keys To Senate Control In 2022
Today, Democrats control a razor-thin majority, holding fifty seats out of 100, with the tie being broken by Vice President Kamala Harris. In a little more than a year, 35 Senate seats will be up for grabs. Of those 35 seats, however, only 9 states are worth giving serious consideration. Out of those 9 states, two in particular, are likely to decide control of the Senate. Those 2 states are…
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#election 2022#Georgia senate#Herschel Walker#Jeff Bartos#Joe Manchin#Lt. Gov. John Fetterman#Malcolm Kenyatta#Pat Toomey#Pennsylvania senate#politics#Ralph Warnock#senate#Senate democrats#Senate republicans#US Senate
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First of all Georgia voters how can u vote for Hershel Walker someone who isn't even from Georgia but Texas. Question why isn't he running for as a Senate candidate from Texas.
Second how r ppl voting for a know domestic violence abuser. He beat the shit out of his wives threatened them with guns but this so called man with b voting on legislation to protect wm if elected
Hershel Walker has multiple kids he didn't claim barely took care of . Yet he is some supposedly Christian.
Hershel Walker lied Abt being a police graduating from college. He has no understanding of anything yet idiots think because he was a great football player he deserves to b n Senate and b a puppet to Mitch McConnell. Nope. Georgia do better. Ralph Warnock a man of faith and character. Hershel Walker a man of abuse lies and hypocrisy
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