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Joe Ferguson forever replied to T&C's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Sleepy Don 😂 https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/international/global-trends/video-trump-sleeping-during-cabinet-meeting-after-years-of-mocking-sleepy-joe-viral-clip-explodes-online-white-house-responds/articleshow/125731678.cms -
The Seditious Six: Color Revolution.
Joe Ferguson forever replied to BillsFanNC's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
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R's who know politics are worried https://www.politico.com/news/2025/12/02/tennessee-election-republican-midterms-fallout-00674124 One GOP consultant, granted anonymity to speak candidly, worried the result in Tennessee signals that Republican voters won’t turn out in significant numbers for candidates other than Trump — a problem that has plagued Republicans in the past. “The Trump coalition is captivated by the force of his personality and willingness to disrupt the established order. There’s not much interest in supporting other ‘politicians’ when Trump isn’t on the ballot,” the consultant said. “The winds are likely to blow against Republicans in federal races in 2026. People are rarely satisfied anymore and they’re looking for someone to punish.”
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8.9. You maga's and your alternative realities. https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2025-special-elections/tennessee-house-results#summary Facts. They exist. It's a good showing for an unabashed liberal in the home of the beverly hillbillies. Nashville rocks however. Very cool town. true. the rest is bs. I would also replace wealthy with upper middle class. the wealthy often shift with their personal interests...oh, and remove the quotes from educated. Education level still largely determines lifetime earnings.
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Kelly is running for prez by taking on the clowns “In 1991, when Donald Trump was driving the Taj Mahal Casino into bankruptcy, I was getting shot at over Iraq and Kuwait. In 2001, after Donald Trump said that the collapse of the Twin Towers meant he now owned the tallest skyscraper in Manhattan, I was carrying flags honoring 9/11 victims into space on a rocket ship. In 2003, when Donald Trump was writing birthday greetings to the monster Jeffrey Epstein, I was the first on the scene to recover the bodies of my fellow astronauts who died when Space Shuttle Columbia exploded. In 2011, when Trump was hosting a reality show and pushing conspiracies against President Barack Obama, I was sitting next to my wife’s hospital bed as she recovered from a gunshot to the head. “My point is this: I’ve been through a lot worse in service to my country. The president and Pete Hegseth aren’t going to silence me. They aren’t going to keep me from speaking out. And they aren’t going to stop me from doing my job. Enough of the bullying. Enough of the intimidation. Enough of the threats. Enough of the nonsense. It doesn’t help anyone in America afford their groceries or pay their medical bills. And it erodes the rights of every American. My job is to fight for them and to stand up for the Constitution. And nothing is going to stop me from doing my job.”
