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Yeah, she genuinely doesn’t seem like she would have a Nude Africa skeleton in her closet.She’s going to lose Virginia by 20 points or more. She’s essentially Mark Robinson without the Nude Africa subscription (that we know of).
A bit of a knowing hyperbole I presume, but yes, a black woman running on the GOP ticket, in a purple state, who has the charisma of boiled cabbage isn't likely to win.She’s going to lose Virginia by 20 points or more. She’s essentially Mark Robinson without the Nude Africa subscription (that we know of).
Keep digging.She’s going to lose Virginia by 20 points or more. She’s essentially Mark Robinson without the Nude Africa subscription (that we know of).
I have some friends in SC and they don't think she'll win the GOP primary, they think the favorite is SC Attorney General Alan Wilson, or maybe GOP Rep. Ralph Norman. The current Lt. Governor, Pamela Evette, is also running, but they think that SC GOP primary voters will prefer Wilson. As I don't live in SC I have no idea who will win the GOP nomination, although I'm quite certain that the candidate that does win the GOP nomination will beat their Democratic opponent and be the next governor.SC loves their crazy.
It's so wild to me how different of a state it is from North Carolina
The difference between NC and SC is that SC doesn't have anything like Charlotte, the Triangle, or the Triad - basically no urban areas - also SC BBQ is vastly inferior to NC BBQSC loves their crazy.
It's so wild to me how different of a state it is from North Carolina
HeyThe difference between NC and SC is that SC doesn't have anything like Charlotte, the Triangle, or the Triad - basically no urban areas - also SC BBQ is vastly inferior to NC BBQ
Thought this was an interesting notion.
"Counterargument to this…Whoever Trump gets behind ahead of 2028 will win the GOP primary running away, likely with more than 50% of the vote in early contests—no matter who independents support. It won’t be a real contest because there isn’t a serious debate in the party over ideas. That’s why the contenders are all focused on getting Trump’s support—not the support of his voters. They estimate (likely accurately) that base primary voters will ultimately just do what Trump says. The party is captured.The Democratic primaries on the other hand will most likely be very competitive, involve significant and serious policy disagreements among many candidates, and likely be decided on razor-thin margins relative to the GOP. The Democratic Party is the party seriously redefining itself right now and independents are much more likely to help steer it away from the radicalism of Mamdami/Warren by giving an extra 5-10% to a sober standard-bearer. Independents who engage the Democratic Party in this way do the country an equal service and are more likely to influence the outcome."
This is exactly the 'radicalism' that the Democratic Party needs.the radicalism of Mamdami/Warren
That's an interesting point I hadn't considered. I think because I am center-center right on a lot of things (though, obviously, vote Democratic these days), that I extrapolate what appeals to me personally and assign it to the rest of the Democratic voting base. But I can also see why that could be erroneous strategy.this is what republicans want to see happen. dems nominate a republican-lite who fails to beat the MAGA candidate at their own game.
Generally agree, however, middle-ground Joe was elected largely because he seemed a stable and boring administrator in a time of chaos and incompetence.this is what republicans want to see happen. dems nominate a republican-lite who fails to beat the MAGA candidate at their own game.