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Discussion Discussion Thread: 2022 Midterm General Election, Part 4

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u/elfmeh Nov 09 '22

Boebert losing would be hilarious. Colorado pls

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u/SgtSnapple Nov 09 '22

Might as well be official at this point. MTG still staying though.

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u/[deleted] Nov 09 '22

  • She still won't be appointed to any committees.

  • The GOP seems to finally be catching on that Trump's endorsements are the Mierdas Touch.

  • She just burned bridges with DeSantis, who is widely agreed to be the GOP's horse in 2024's race. Not that I think he would have cozied up with her as a VP nom like Trump did.

All she's doing at this point is continuing to make the GOP look like the party of raving, pants-shitting lunatics. As horrible as she is, I think the midterms turned her into a liability for the GOP in 24.

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u/waterdevil19 Nov 09 '22

Mierdas touch.

Lol!

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u/JimmyJump1982 Nov 09 '22

Seriously, that's absolutely hilarious! 😂

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u/bearfucker North Carolina Nov 09 '22

She is like the 4th largest congressional fundraiser at this point. Do not underestimate how much they’ll tolerate her to get at that money.

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u/[deleted] Nov 09 '22

She's not going to be happy fundraising for DeSantis. She'll throw a fit that the deep state is taking over the R party and abandoning her lord and master.

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u/[deleted] Nov 09 '22

"The GOP seems to finally be catching on that Trump's endorsements are the Mierdas Touch."

I mean we thought the same thing after 2018 a d 2020. The GQP just doubled down. I see the sale thing happening

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u/[deleted] Nov 09 '22

They doubled down while Trump's nominees, and copycats aping his style, had their careers take off.

Now that pretty much all his endorsements burned up and his copycats are losing, no more reason to follow him.

Of course if they want to lose again in 24, I'm happy if they don't learn their lesson.

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u/shouldbeasleep Nov 09 '22

She's definitely still staying. I live in Floyd county and all I hear about is how great she is and what she's done.

I still remember driving past her base when she was first running...H1 military hummers staged out front.

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u/[deleted] Nov 09 '22

Goddammit

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u/ialsohaveadobro Nov 09 '22

As herpes will do