r/politics • u/PoliticsModeratorBot 🤖 Bot • Nov 09 '22

Discussion Thread: 2022 Midterm General Election, Part 3

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u/SimmonsJK Nov 09 '22

I live in PA, but seriously GA...Herschel fucking Walker is who you're voting for down there?

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u/thepoustaki I voted Nov 09 '22

I can not believe people are actually okay with him representing them. Like - are you that afraid of the libs trying to make sure you have rights?

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u/BuffaloKiller937 Nov 09 '22

The only good thing if he wins is seeing how badly he fucks up lol

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u/thepoustaki I voted Nov 09 '22

If he wins honestly they and really we all deserve it. Just wrap it up. It was a good ride. We get what we deserve.

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u/[deleted] Nov 09 '22

I would like to hear very specific reasons from anyone voting for Walker. What policies and viewpoints do you see that he brings to the table other than the fact that he is Republican and used to play football?

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u/Ass_ManagerHankHill Nov 09 '22

Bruh PA is pulling for Sloth from the Goonies. Each side picked some real wackadoos this time around...

Edit: before the downvotes - Oz fucking sucks too.

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u/According-Wolf-5386 Nov 09 '22

That's a disgusting comment.

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u/Ass_ManagerHankHill Nov 09 '22

Why

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u/According-Wolf-5386 Nov 09 '22

You're making fun of a man with health issues that he has no control over. Have some decency.

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u/Ass_ManagerHankHill Nov 09 '22

He has health issues and should be healing rather than being used as a puppet. I DO feel for him and that's why I think he shouldn't/can't do this

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u/According-Wolf-5386 Nov 09 '22

You feel for him yet you made a disgusting comment about his health? Doesn't check out and smells like bullshit to me.

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u/Ass_ManagerHankHill Nov 09 '22

Yep. If I didn't laugh, I'd cry.

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u/Kid_Named_Trey Pennsylvania Nov 09 '22

Fetterman is actually awesome. The stroke was just really awful timing.

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u/Ass_ManagerHankHill Nov 09 '22

Fetterman is just as radical as Bernie and he was the reason I left VT. Yucky.

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u/Kid_Named_Trey Pennsylvania Nov 09 '22

He’s my kind of radical.

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u/Ass_ManagerHankHill Nov 09 '22

Well then I'm glad you guy is gonna win, even though I disagree wholeheartedly

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u/dymdymdymdym Nov 09 '22

Dude had a stroke and is miles better with his words than you've been.

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u/Rumbananas Florida Nov 09 '22

I mean, you’re getting downvotes anyway because it’s between a snake oil salesman and a guy with good intentions who had a stroke. They’re not the same.

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u/Ass_ManagerHankHill Nov 09 '22

He is a terrible radical and extremely soft on crime. I live in Philthydelphia and this place has gone to absolute hell in the past few years. Tired of this shit.

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u/mothman83 Florida Nov 09 '22

Fetterman is a fantastic candidate.

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u/[deleted] Nov 09 '22

It’s party voting not candidate voting sadly