How come Republicans can't win without cheating.

blueline

blueline

EOG Master
Look at the gop....there are your election problems

Former Michigan AG Candidate Matt DePerno Indicted for Tampering With Voting Machines​


Trump's endorsed candidate for Attorney General of Michigan in 2022 was just indicted for a scheme to tamper with voting machines in an attempt to overturn the results of the election for Donald Trump in 2020.
 
Bushay

Bushay

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blueline said:
Look at the gop....there are your election problems

Former Michigan AG Candidate Matt DePerno Indicted for Tampering With Voting Machines​


Trump's endorsed candidate for Attorney General of Michigan in 2022 was just indicted for a scheme to tamper with voting machines in an attempt to overturn the results of the election for Donald Trump in 2020.
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The chickens are all coming home to roost! lol
 
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boston massacre

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Bushay said:
The chickens are all coming home to roost! lol
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They Sure Are.


As the Biden corruption probe broadens, and more evidence comes to the fore of possible bribery of the Biden family by foreign powers, a question arises: What do Americans think should be done if the allegations are true? The overwhelming response: Biden should leave or be removed from office and not run again, the latest I&I/TIPP Poll shows.


In an earlier story we wondered: "If any of these charges are shown to be true, can Biden weather the ensuing political storm? Or will he face a choice of impeachment or resignation, a la Richard Nixon, and thereby force the Democrats to find a new standard bearer in 2024?"
 
blueline

blueline

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kane said:
SCOTUS overturning Roe is the gift that keeps on giving, the abortion issue will, and already has, played a big role in elections
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it sure is....big turnout and last I saw it saw no was winning by around a 2-1 margin
 
kane

kane

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Abortion rights have won in every election since Roe v. Wade was overturned​

Abortion has been on the ballot in seven states since June 2022. In each instance, anti-abortion groups have lost.
 
kane

kane

EOG master
And it isn't just blue states, red states have voted pro choice as well, Montana, Kansas, Ohio, and Kentucky have all rejected the GOP's stance on abortion
 
blueline

blueline

EOG Master
Flipping channels thought I saw a graphic that Biden won 8 counties in Ohio...."no" won 22 counties.....good luck going forward with the gop position on abortion
 
kane

kane

EOG master
Even this guy gets it

'These are blowouts!' Steve Bannon panics over anti-abortion movement's string of losses​



onservative podcast host Steve Bannon blasted the anti-abortion movement on Wednesday after it suffered a significant loss for the third time.

The morning after Ohio voters rejected a ban on abortions, Bannon grilled anti-abortion activist Frank Pavone, a laicized Catholic priest, because the movement had also lost statewide votes in Wisconsin and Kansas.

"You've had three in a row where that case hasn't been made or is not resonant, and these are not close," Bannon complained. "In modern American politics, these are blowouts!"

"I want to rub people's noses in this. They're spiking the football!" he said of pro-abortion rights activists. "You've had three shots. These are not left-wing places, Kansas and Ohio, brother, I mean, you're not going to get more MAGA."

Bannon predicted that donors may stop funding the anti-abortion movement because it might be a "drag" on Republican chances in the 2024 elections.

"If it doesn't get organized, and I mean organized quickly," he added, "there's a lot of voices in the donor community and others saying, 'Hey, you know, what are we doing here? Because these guys are a drag right now when we can't afford it.'"
 
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boston massacre

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kane said:
Even this guy gets it

'These are blowouts!' Steve Bannon panics over anti-abortion movement's string of losses​



onservative podcast host Steve Bannon blasted the anti-abortion movement on Wednesday after it suffered a significant loss for the third time.

The morning after Ohio voters rejected a ban on abortions, Bannon grilled anti-abortion activist Frank Pavone, a laicized Catholic priest, because the movement had also lost statewide votes in Wisconsin and Kansas.

"You've had three in a row where that case hasn't been made or is not resonant, and these are not close," Bannon complained. "In modern American politics, these are blowouts!"

"I want to rub people's noses in this. They're spiking the football!" he said of pro-abortion rights activists. "You've had three shots. These are not left-wing places, Kansas and Ohio, brother, I mean, you're not going to get more MAGA."

Bannon predicted that donors may stop funding the anti-abortion movement because it might be a "drag" on Republican chances in the 2024 elections.

"If it doesn't get organized, and I mean organized quickly," he added, "there's a lot of voices in the donor community and others saying, 'Hey, you know, what are we doing here? Because these guys are a drag right now when we can't afford it.'"
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Bombshell Docs Refute Biden's Claims He Has Received 'No Money' From China​


Every Word Out Of His Mouth.

IS A LIE !
 
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boston massacre

EOG Master
kane said:

Abortion rights have won in every election since Roe v. Wade was overturned​

Abortion has been on the ballot in seven states since June 2022. In each instance, anti-abortion groups have lost.
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Amidst Foreign Agent Drama, Memo Reveals $20M to Hunter and Biden Family​

 
FairWarning

FairWarning

Bells Beer Connoisseur
kane said:

Abortion rights have won in every election since Roe v. Wade was overturned​

Abortion has been on the ballot in seven states since June 2022. In each instance, anti-abortion groups have lost.
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It really sucks as this issue overshadows every other issue, the R’s have no chance.
 
kane

kane

EOG master
Even this idiot gets it

Hannity Suggests GOP Is Too Radical On Abortion After ‘Sobering’ Ohio Vote:​



Fox News host Sean Hannity closed out a discussion about abortion by suggesting the Republican Party is too far to the right on the issue as far as the rest of the country is concerned.

Hannity pointed to Tuesday’s vote in Ohio, where voters rejected a ballot measure (57% to 43%) that would have raised the threshold for amending the state’s constitution from a simple majority to 60%. Supporters of the initiative hoped it would pass to thwart a November ballot measure that, if approved, will enshrine abortion protections in Ohio’s constitution.

“We saw the vote in Ohio,” he told guests Mike Huckabee and Tudor Dixon on Thursday before floating the idea that abortion bans before 15 weeks of pregnancy repel some voters. “The fear among many, many conservatives is this will chase away many suburban voters.
 
blueline

blueline

EOG Master
kane said:

RNC chair: Republicans can’t ignore abortion on campaign trail​


Republican National Committee (RNC) Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel said on Sunday that Republicans need to address questions about abortion policy “head on” on the campaign trail, adding that the issue played a big role in the party’s disappointing 2022 midterm performance.

“Abortion was a big issue in key states like Michigan and Pennsylvania,” McDaniel said on “Fox News Sunday.” “The guidance we’re going to give to our candidates is, you have to address this head on… many of our candidates across the board refused to talk about it.”

Abortion access became one of the most important issues on the campaign trail for voters in 2022, after the historical fall of Roe v. Wade, which stripped federal protections for the procedure. A string of Republican-led states then moved quickly to place bans and restrictions on abortions.
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adios ronna...trump doesnt want you anymore.....word is the new chair will be an election denier.....what a clown show
 
FairWarning

FairWarning

Bells Beer Connoisseur
kane said:
Even this idiot gets it

Hannity Suggests GOP Is Too Radical On Abortion After ‘Sobering’ Ohio Vote:​



Fox News host Sean Hannity closed out a discussion about abortion by suggesting the Republican Party is too far to the right on the issue as far as the rest of the country is concerned.

Hannity pointed to Tuesday’s vote in Ohio, where voters rejected a ballot measure (57% to 43%) that would have raised the threshold for amending the state’s constitution from a simple majority to 60%. Supporters of the initiative hoped it would pass to thwart a November ballot measure that, if approved, will enshrine abortion protections in Ohio’s constitution.

“We saw the vote in Ohio,” he told guests Mike Huckabee and Tudor Dixon on Thursday before floating the idea that abortion bans before 15 weeks of pregnancy repel some voters. “The fear among many, many conservatives is this will chase away many suburban voters.
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The only real winning stance they have, but it’s a biggie.
 
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what the USA pays just on interest is more than what the USA spends on the military...it won't be long now ..hang on
 
mr merlin

mr merlin

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MrTop said:
what the USA pays just on interest is more than what the USA spends on the military...it won't be long now ..hang on
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Nope, and considering were adding something like $3 trillion/yr to the debt the time tale is accelerating rapidly.
 
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