Pretty sure you are correct much to his shame. George Will didn't know what was in his and his countries' best interests.Pretty certain George Will didn’t vote for Trump either, but like me he’s very happy with the FP.
Probably less so the tariffs.
Pretty sure you are correct much to his shame. George Will didn't know what was in his and his countries' best interests.Pretty certain George Will didn’t vote for Trump either, but like me he’s very happy with the FP.
Probably less so the tariffs.
Time to quote my own post. Trump just talked about the Brits and their mishandling of this island. He has a lot on his plate, but this is a very important base strategically.Probably time to take Diego Garcia from the Brits. They are not much help and the US Navy SeaBees built most of that island.
Iran is certainly exposing a lot of our allies in many ways. Who is with us? Who is against us? Which allies are 'neutral'? Who has a military worth a crap. When the low number is 30,000 Iranians murdered by their government, there really isn't a case for not taking a side here.Time to quote my own post. Trump just talked about the Brits and their mishandling of this island. He has a lot on his plate, but this is a very important base strategically.
Yet another deranged TDS person
Jeff’s perfect game continues with his sermon that MAGA was done for after the Iran war.
Jeff’s perfect game continues with his sermon that MAGA was done for after the Iran war.
Where does the Wes Hunt vote go? To the strippers and titties/evenly divided? How much turnout would be expected at a runoff? Who benefits from the runoff?Yes, Texas Republican voters were pleasantly surprising in their lack of insanity last night.
After a decade of Jell-O shots from strippers' titties in primary after primary, they seem poised (especially if Trump endorses) to nominate the guy in Cornyn who won't hand a Senate seat to the criminal/adulterer/all-around scumbag in Paxton. Dems nominating Talarico puts further pressure on Rs not to be insane, as he's the much more electable candidate for them.
Nobody did. He’s LARPing again.I never said that MAGA was done after the Iran strikes. You have me mixed up with somebody else.
Imagine bragging about an automated spam text…This should get some attention for our TDS crowd and the Big Will is a BS crowd !
Imagine my surprise yesterday when an unsolicited text popped on my cell phone screen !
" Dinner at Mar-a-Lago ? Not a joke. you're invited...."
Reading the offer. Yes, I can enter the raffle, IF I enter and give a $ contribution to some Republican candidate.
I decided to buy some Powerball lottery tickets. (May have a better % of winning.)
I wonder what data base they found me at ?
But I'm there !
Where does the Wes Hunt vote go? To the strippers and titties/evenly divided? How much turnout would be expected at a runoff? Who benefits from the runoff?
Imagine bragging about an automated spam text…
One would certainly think a runoff favors Paxton, but it seems every special election/runoff MAGA doesn’t get out the vote, regardless of candidate. In that sense I think Cornyn has the edge now.Generally, runoffs favor the more conservative candidate, which allegedly is Paxton. The Hunt voters are obviously an unknown, as Hunt is conservative but a serious-seeming politician. Clearly Hunt lost voters to Cornyn as it seemed almost certain Paxton would hit 40% from the beginning of this thing (he never really moved much off that mark).
That said, after Cornyn actually won the first round, I think Trump is endorsing and at that point the question becomes whether Cornyn wins by double digits. Alaska is a real problem for Rs because the Dem candidate is high quality and the voting procedure is a bit odd, so the GOP cannot put Texas in serious play too. The Dem path to winning the Senate is basically NC (Dems favored), Maine (call it 50/50, who knows), Alaska (doable but under 50% shot), and Rs blowing a race (Texas was always the most likely with Paxton lurking). Dems have the right candidate in Ohio to at least keep it competitive (former Senator Sherrod Brown), but he's still a solid underdog. I don't see Dems with much of a chance in Iowa or Florida right now, though maybe Iowa is within 5% in November.
Generally, runoffs favor the more conservative candidate, which allegedly is Paxton. The Hunt voters are obviously an unknown, as Hunt is conservative but a serious-seeming politician. Clearly Hunt lost voters to Cornyn as it seemed almost certain Paxton would hit 40% from the beginning of this thing (he never really moved much off that mark).
That said, after Cornyn actually won the first round, I think Trump is endorsing and at that point the question becomes whether Cornyn wins by double digits. Alaska is a real problem for Rs because the Dem candidate is high quality and the voting procedure is a bit odd, so the GOP cannot put Texas in serious play too. The Dem path to winning the Senate is basically NC (Dems favored), Maine (call it 50/50, who knows), Alaska (doable but under 50% shot), and Rs blowing a race (Texas was always the most likely with Paxton lurking). Dems have the right candidate in Ohio to at least keep it competitive (former Senator Sherrod Brown), but he's still a solid underdog. I don't see Dems with much of a chance in Iowa or Florida right now, though maybe Iowa is within 5% in November.