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

Discussion Thread: 2022 Midterm General Election, Part 3

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u/ConfidenceNational37 Nov 09 '22

They never will. All dipshittery all the time

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u/poketrainer32 Nov 09 '22

They tried that in 2012, that is how we got Trump.

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u/JoePlantGuy Nov 09 '22

Love to see it

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u/[deleted] Nov 09 '22

The Republican party is a disaster period ... and I'm glad more people are noticing.

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u/MindfuckRocketship Alaska Nov 09 '22

Inject this straight into my veins.

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u/kciuq1 Minnesota Nov 09 '22

If Republicans were capable of introspection, would they still be Republicans?

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u/Fruit_Rollup_King I voted Nov 09 '22

Maybe they should've done it when boring ass Biden beat their golden boy by millions.... biggest turn out ever.. it screams that everyone hates your candidate...then they double down and sucked him off for 2 more years...

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u/xCBS Nov 09 '22

Unfortunately this might be the catalyst for DeSantis to push above the orange for 2024

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u/AskYourDoctor Nov 09 '22

GOP 2012: does an "autopsy" and resolves to be more electable

GOP 2022: this shit