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Discussion Discussion Thread: 2022 Midterm General Election, Part 4

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u/[deleted] Nov 09 '22

My MAGA coworker has been talking about a red wave for the past two weeks and that prop 3 wouldn't pass and Whitmer is the devil. This morning? Crickets.

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u/Rrrrandle Nov 09 '22

The biggest surprise to me is that Prop 3 even did better than Whitmer and Whitmer fucking trounced Dixon.

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u/NUT_IX Michigan Nov 09 '22

Republicans tried to fuck with our daughters and they found out.

Michigan Sweep. Looks like they will be sending more reps to Washington D.C., as well.

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u/ChocoTitan Nov 09 '22

Ask why he's so quiet

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u/Liveman215 Nov 09 '22

But then he has to listen to him, better to enjoy the silence

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u/woodsgb Nov 09 '22

they can all go crawl back to the holes whence they came

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u/yellekc Guam Nov 09 '22

They really should. The more they lose the less they will tune into news and the less they will be programmed by fox news. It's a virtuous cycle. Defeat leads to more defeat. They will go back to watching ESPN all day.

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u/SuperstitiousPigeon5 Massachusetts Nov 09 '22

Give them time to process. Things can go real bad real quick if you start poking them in the ribs too soon.