>Rick Rally >fail i really begin to hate repub's for this retarded shit.
Jace Taylor
I see you Portugal. Well, I was correct wasn't I? When I make the enthusiasm prediction way back in 2016 for the Midterms in 2018?
It is undeniable now..
Alexander Thomas
If the dems are like this lamb guy, I’m actually ok with it. They support the same things we do policy-wise. They just are a different “team”, and no adult gives a shit about that
I just read the news that Trump and Kim Jong-Un are apparently trying to meet directly. I had to admit I'm only a lukewarm supporter of Trump, but if he actually solves the North Korea problem I am going to laugh so fucking hard
We still have to see whether this is solely Dem motivation or also Rep turnover. I'm suspecting the second. BAZED BLUE DOGE DEMOCRATS! THEY MIGHT NOT VOTE FOR THE WALL OR LIMITING IMMIGRATION OR ANYTHING TRUMP WANTS BUT THEY ARE BAZED AS FUCK! I LOVE BEING KEKED!
Or McConnell could use some of those hundreds of millions that are in the GOP coffers to get a ground game going. Maybe the party could at least pretend they support Trump’s policies instead of waiting til the last week’s polls show them down.
What was Saccone’s platform other than “muh Nancy Pelosi”? Nobody knows who Nancy Pelosi is. Nobody cares.
Was it really that bad? GOP using Dem 2016 tactics attacking the other side while providing no policy?
Jose Cruz
King Nigger has a degree in Constituional Law but that didn't stop him.
Jose Bennett
Look at Alabama for comparison. At first, it looks like Dems got 90% of Clinton's vote. But actually, it was mainly crossvoting. Rep turnout was 60%, Dem turnout 75%.
Greene County (black majority >80%): Blacks voted 90%+ Democrat here in 2016 2016: Clinton: 82.23% (4013) Trump: 17.17% (838) Total: 4880 2017: Jones: 87.6% (3340 (83.2% of 2016)) Moore: 12.1% (462 (55.1% of 2016)) Total: 3811 (78.1% of 2016)
Macon County (black majority >80%): Blacks voted 90%+ Democrat here in 2016 2016: Clinton: 82.78% (7566) Trump: 15.66% (1413) Total: 9140 2017: Jones: 88.1% (5780 (76.4% of 2016)) Moore: 11.6% (758 (53.6% of 2016)) Total: 6558 (71.8% of 2016)
Jackson County (white majority >90%): 2016: Trump: 79.45% (16672) Clinton: 17.50% (3673) Total: 20984 2017: Moore: 67.8% (7316 (43.9% of 2016)) Jones: 30.8% (3328 (90.6% of 2016)) Total: 10798 (51.5% of 2016)
Blount County (white majority >90%): Whites voted 90%+ Republican here in 2016 2016: Trump: 89.33% (22859) Clinton: 8.43% (2156) Total: 25588 2017: Moore: 81.8% (11621 (50.8% of 2016)) Jones: 16.9% (2405 (111.5% of 2016)) Total: 14206 (55.5% of 2016)
Baldwin County (white majority >90%): 2016: Trump: 76.55% (72883) Clinton: 19.39% (18458) Total: 95215 2017: Moore: 61.7% (38445 (52.7% of 2016)) Jones: 35.5% (22131 (119.9% of 2016)) Total: 62275 (65.4% of 2016)
Jefferson (biggest county, >50% white voters): 2016: Clinton: 51.57% (156873) Trump: 44.30% (134768) Total: 304191 2017: Doug: 68.1% (149522 (95.3% of 2016)) Moore: 30.2% (66309 (49.2% of 2016)) Total: 219541 (72.2% of 2016)
Alabama whole: 2016: Trump: 62.08% (1318255) Clinton: 34.36% (729547) Total: 2123372 2017: Doug: 49.9% (671151 (92.0% of 2016)) Moore: 48.4% (650436 (49.3% of 2016)) Total: 1344398 (63.3% of 2016)
Brody Reyes
>/ptg/ is 75% paid trump shills all working from the same memo
Jackson Harris
On Sup Forums this most likely bait, but I know many normalfags actually think like this. I lose hope for America every day.
> When I make the enthusiasm prediction way back in 2016 for the Midterms in 2018? Can you show 2016? I remember 2017 but not 2016. Yes but what proved you correct was not as much as PA but VA, where a republican vote larger than 4 years before lost all the same. For weeks now I'm agreeing with you on this point and even if republicans find the 500 missing votes to flip the result it means nothing.
You were dead wrong on the margin for PA 18 tho, by a large margin.
Aiden Hughes
uh huh, whatever you say Finnshill. You were wrong about Trump and Ossoff. Virginia is a bluish state, Alabama was due to pedo allegations, and PA-18 is due to candidate quality
>talks big then proves to be worthless Wow, people are allowed to change their opinions on someone after they get jack shit done over an extended period of time.
>You were dead wrong on the margin for PA 18 tho, by a large margin. yeah but I pulled that out of my ass, the margin I mean The fact that the race was 50-50 was a massive issue.
Ossoff did have large D turnout as well, but matching R turnout
Jose White
Trump has showed he’s no different then any same old republican swamp copy. He’s changed nothing. The same people that run the agencies before him still are there now undermining him. Now over a year in he has to start a new sec of state. A year. What a massive waste of time.
Jacob Morales
>Or McConnell could use some of those hundreds of millions that are in the GOP coffers to get a ground game going Money only goes so far if you have a mediocre candidate, it can help boost someone but it can't carry a campaign
>What was Saccone’s platform other than “muh Nancy Pelosi”? "I was Trump before Trump", which is a really dumb slogan that a few GOP guys are using not realizing it makes you sound fake off the bat. Saccone was a generic Republican who could only promise voters he would be a loyal Trump vote, and nothing more.
>He’s changed nothing. Except for, you know, actually caring about the US economy for once and not starting any wars.
Christian Jones
Lamb and Saccone were the same on almost every issue. The only real difference is that lamb was anti-trump and saccone was pro-trump. Looks like people responded to lamb better.
Brayden Bell
Are you guys just retarded or merely acting? You think Trump is just gonna sit down at his desk and do this the whole time and do nothing else?
the other real differences were that Lamb is 33 years old and good looking and ran a grassroots campaign, but nice try
Jace Hernandez
To me its just hard to judge special elections in general. They tend to be low turn out, especially in non presidential cycles. From what I've seen, GOP hasn't lost from votes switching, which is a good sign, but from people not showing up, which is a bad sign. Not sure if just crappy candidates (which I can easily see), complacency, or they just don't care about special elections.
>not starting any wars >getting completely cucked by Putin’s threats of nuclear attack on the US That’s like saying you’re not starting fights when in reality you’re just giving the bully your lunch money.
VA was mostly due to people staying home and some people switching in Eastern Virginia. Alabama was a high turnout election with high crossover. Most state special elections were super low turnout where Dems showed up but Republicans didn't. PA18 looks like a switch-over.
Adrian Howard
fuck off achmed
Thomas Miller
You're correct, the Russians do deserve to burn.
Colton Roberts
no u A stay mad faggot
Cooper Diaz
Yeah, Russia does deserve that.
Jose Rodriguez
Why
Ethan Sanchez
Oh man. I've known about the high Dem turnout since last year, but I've guessed as long as Republicans don't crossvote, things will work out. But if they do, the blue wave could actually happen. The House is in real danger.
James Sullivan
You guys are mad because you know Finnshill is right. The House is a few seats away of being lost, possible for decades.
>anarchist LARPer is a neoliberal shill LOVING EVERY MINUTE OF THIS TIMELINE
Logan Cook
Russia is a backwards third world country with basically zero military tech. UK is one of the most advanced nations on earth. And have you ever worked with British operators? SAS is based af.
