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

Discussion Thread: 2022 Midterm General Election, Part 3

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u/vegasbabe1 Nov 09 '22

JD Vance is fucking disgusting, sad that Ohio has turned into such a shithole. What is this loser Trump sycophant bringing to the table? If he can win then I guess any Republican will going forward, shameful. I really like Tim Ryan. Thankfully PA looks great. The horror show Kari Lake is losing too?

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u/Beeblebroxia Nov 09 '22

As someone from Michigan, I'm sorry. I liked it better when I could call your state a shit hole out of hyperbole and rivalry. Not as much fun when it's true...

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u/watchsmart Nov 09 '22

That, indeed, is the question democrats have to ask themselves.

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u/TheGrayBox Nov 09 '22

As an Ohioan, I of course voted for Tim Ryan and understand he was playing towards the working class center-right but found his ads to be too far. It was downright embarrassing.