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Holy fuck.
Mississippi..... missi fucking sippi is 0.1% apart with 94% counted.
It's called a portion of the detroit vote was counted. You are fucking stupid.
Hahaha youre an idiot.
Boy. How quickly the vibes can change.
Just a few days ago, every Democrat, pollster, media outlet, and doomer, was projecting a “blue tsunami”.
All that has evaporated. The Dems are no longer projecting the confidence they did earlier this week.
-El-Sayed disaster in Michigan
-Election fraud scam in Alaska
-Dems fighting for illegal voters in Cali
-Talarico failing in Texas early voting
Dems are falling apart right before Election Day.
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I don’t post politically too much on this platform but I’m so mad I didn’t think to do this.
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This looks like a screenshot from a movie where the main villain says to the news, “if the children wanted their rec center so much maybe they should have gotten jobs!”, thereby accidentally kicking off the chain of events that will lead to the kids saving the rec center
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Anakin had just killed his pregnant wife and a bunch of innocent children so yeah
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The pass defense was better when he wasn’t in the field, and he doesn’t necessarily profile as an ideal backup player.
I get it 100%.
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It's Election Day and Donald Trump is calling for the Democratic Party's leading election lawyer, someone who has humiliated him and his lawyers in scores of cases, to be jailed.
This is not normal and yet here we are.
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Interesting. Anyway, here's a picture of The Atlantic's owner with Ghislaine Maxwell.
Abdul El-Sayed isn’t the only Islamist running in this election. Read @powellAtlantic on the slippery Adam Hamawy @theAtlantic
theatlantic.com/politics/202…
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Those words were used by the most Jewish Democrat in existence. Maybe, just spitballing here, you are in a tiny echo chamber and have lost the plot completely.
Lots of opinions on this site about Stevens/El-Sayed/Rogers, but the reactions by Democratic officials and leaders — using words like "betrayal" and "despicable" — underscore the concerns that Jewish Democrats have about their place within the party and concerns they've expressed, to dismissal, about their discomfort with the rhetoric that elements of the party embrace and promote.
