A year after promising viewers a “red tsunami” in the 2022 midterms, only to be left with egg on their faces after the GOP drastically underperformed, Fox News was once again wondering what went wrong after Democrats romped to victory in statewide elections on Tuesday night.
Despite recent polls showing President Joe Biden deeply underwater with voters and even losing to Donald Trump in several battleground states, the Democratic incumbent governor easily won victory over his MAGA-endorsed opponent in deep-red Kentucky. And over in Ohio, a state Trump won by eight points in 2020, voters overwhelmingly passed an amendment ensuring access to abortion care in the state’s constitution.
The continued drag that undoing Roe v. Wade has had on the GOP was especially apparent in Virginia, where Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin had promised to implement a 15-week abortion ban if the GOP was able to gain unified control over the state’s General Assembly. Instead, not only were Youngkin’s hopes of a Republican sweep dashed, but the Democrats now control both chambers.
I mean I could post the quotes of him supporting a no-exception national abortion ban and the quote of him saying that if he really paid for an abortion that there’s no shame in that. But that’s low hanging fruit. Instead, I’m just going for the fruit that already fell on the ground:
I have so many questions about the school he went to where he was in the top 1%.
He didn’t even graduate. He wasn’t smart when he entered UGA and after 2 decades of football, he has that football brain injury thing.
Jesus, that good air / bad air quote was hard to read. If I’m following him, and I might have too many braincells to do this correctly, he’s arguing that we shouldn’t have clean air because then someone else might benefit from our clean air? So we should just pollute the shit out of our air, because then at least the Chinese won’t have a shot at getting any of our sweet, sweet clean air?
That’s like saying you’re not going to put indoor plumbing in your house, because your neighbor might not put indoor plumbing in their house. And if they’re going to live up to their necks in shit, you’ll be god-damned if you’re not gonna live neck-deep in your own shit too! Otherwise, if you weren’t absolutely drowning in your own shit, there’s a chance that you might catch a whiff of your neighbor’s shit, and ain’t no way are you gonna let that happen.
Herschel Walker reminds me of Floyd whetherton from family guy
https://youtu.be/9J1HU0HyrSQ?si=RqJ_8CmK6HKFnG2l
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What are you doing? Either use the slur without the censor, or don’t use it at all. If you censor you’re acknowledging that you know you shouldn’t be using it and then you decided to do it anyway. Either own it or be better, you can’t do both.
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He did it so ppl like you would stfu and not get all pedantic about it but apparently u just can’t help yourself can you?
Oh, that is not pedantry, that there is the advice that one can’t have it both ways and use a slur while at the same time insulting the reader’s intelligence by pretending “oh, I didn’t use a slur, I made that one letter look different.”
Hey it’s not my fault you don’t know what pedantic means, don’t take it out on me.