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The chief of the IDF already loudly proclaimed that Bibi has no strategic goals for the Gaza fiasco. Cleaning out Hamas in an area, then not having anything to replace them with so Hamas shows back up.
As I said earlier, this whole fiasco must be viewed through the lens of Bibi holding onto power. And unfortunately, there aren't enough votes in the Knesset to force an early election.
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Remember how salty Michael Malone was after the Game 7 loss? One reason he was so mad is that you could hear the Wolves celebrating over his presser. Someone didn't think this through.
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Ladies and gentlemen, the Minnesota Republican Party!
On 5/18/2024 at 6:50 PM, Js1 said:MN GOP going to pick Royce White to run against Klobuchar??
Did they see what Herschel managed??
Amy Klobuchar has been an excellent Senator. It doesn't hurt that her seat has come up in blue wave environments.
2006: Dubya dragging down Republicans across the map. Gets elected despite being on the same ballot that elected Tim Pawlenty to a second term.
2012: This ballot had Obama at the top, and the anti-gay-marriage and Photo ID Required constitutional amendments. Both measures are rejected, with Obama and Klobuchar's blowout wins
2018: Blue wave. Klobuchar re-elected, Walz elected the first time.
2024: See the above Tweet.
The only time the GOP has sent out a legitimate challenger was 06, with sitting Rep. Mark Kennedy. Otherwise it's been nothing but rotten, ends-blown-out tomato cans.
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18 hours ago, mooseoutfront said:
If you have to say you're Alpha, you ain't Alpha.
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7 hours ago, 'stache said:
She’s out for VP, why is she continuing with the tour of self humiliation? If dotard wins she can still get a plum cabinet position or maybe even the extreme court.
She's not out of VP at all. If anything, this whole business is making her the favorite. Remember what Trump thinks of dogs.
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1 hour ago, tx 3 putt said:
Odds he shows up to graduation ?
The primary financier of the Minnesota GOP since 2012 is currently serving 21 years for sex trafficking.
A Republican should actually win something here for this state to still be considered purple. They haven't won shit since 2006.
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So is he finally going to spend the night at Rikers at the end of the day?
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11 hours ago, Pato del Muerto said:
South Dakota has low unemployment and high wages? In this horrid economy? Doesn’t have low crime too?
Only if you're working 7-12s at the meat processing plant.
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Saw it last night. Fun as hell, and worth going to the theater.
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24 minutes ago, Sawbonz said:
What is the threshold for the abortion rights amendment on the Florida ballot?
60.
IMHO this measure passing would be the biggest upset of the cycle.
The bigger question: Does the abortion ballot measure have enough coattails to knock off Trump or Rick Scott?
I could buy Georgia going back to Trump, if for no other reason than I'm skeptical of a state in the deep Confederacy voting for Biden twice. But Arizona isn't going red.
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11 minutes ago, CoTex said:
Tell me it's a coincidence that this "mall" is named Northrop. If the land was donated by these guys
Well that's just too fucking rich.
Mr. Northrop and his blood money say "get off my lawn."
Cyrus Northrop was the president of the U of Minnesota long before either Jack Northrop or Leroy Grumman founded their companies.
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Negotiations succeed in Minneapolis.
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Some universities are actually figuring out a way to resolve this without tear gas and concussion grenades.
And a reminder that the best deals are the ones in which all parties walk away thinking they got taken to the cleaners.
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Another thing the White House needs to be pounding the drums on.
The DEA signed off on it. Exact timing is unclear, but the wheels are moving.
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3 minutes ago, immamac said:
I remember 2022 being essentially a complete disaster for republicans.
I honestly can’t think of much that is different from 2020 except for the emigration from California (largely red voters) to other already red states.
Abortion abortion abortion. This is a big reason why Arizona is going to stay blue, and is one of the two big question marks for the presidential.
1. The Republican nominee for governor in NC makes Roger Taney look like an abolitionist. If the Democrat wins governor by daylight, does he drag Biden across the wire there?
2. Abortion on the ballot in Florida is unlikely to get the 60% needed for passage. However, does this ballot measure crank up blue turnout enough to spoil the party for Rick Scott and/or Trump? Florida is also the only spot on the board for the blue team to try playing offense in the Senate (sorry Texas, but if Beto couldn't get rid of Cruz in 2018, it's not happening now), so resources will not be a problem.
My pick: same as 2020 except Biden wins North Carolina.
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22 hours ago, bolverk said:
That's surprising. I haven't looked at any polls lately, but the Tories haven't been pretty far down in them lately. If they are, why not wait for improvement and the scheduled elections?
I don't get the timing, either.
I've also read that over the winter, there were a couple of by-elections where Israel somehow became the focal point, and they resulted in a third party winning the seat. Maybe the thought is to use that result and somehow end up with a hung Parliament with them as the largest bloc, and form a coalition government from there.
But if that was the thought, why didn't he call the election then?
On an aside, I feel that there is more knowledge of the Westminster style of Parliament in this thread than in much of the US combined.
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Folks, we all know what Donald Trump thinks of dogs.
The only thing this did was ensure that she's the VP pick.
In the modern Republican Party, cruelty is an asset.
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2 hours ago, High Plains Drifter said:Absolutely no reason, other than turdition, that Biden has to let the DOTarD get briefed. Biden should deny the briefings, and if he gets called out, issue a statement something like
"Given the fact that the Republican nominee is currently under criminal indictment for mishandling of confidential documents, as well as the reports of his cavalier attitude to top secret information during his time at the White House, we have decided to deny his request to be part of these briefings."
What the briefing should say is that the freshwater condenser on Midway Island is out of commission.
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31 minutes ago, YGIFS said:
Many people are saying it. Lots of people. People with tears in their eyes. Tremendous people.
The reason why the people around him have tears in their eyes is because he smells like he got run over by a herd of sheep with diarrhea.
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On 4/11/2024 at 4:49 PM, Pato del Muerto said:
Why would Utah get the Olympics again so soon?
Because they're the only place in the Americas that could host the Winter Olympics tomorrow, and the IOC is quickly running out of places to put them.
The IOC wanted them for 2030, but hard on the heels of LA 2028 was a no-go for Salt Lake.
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2 hours ago, KYHorn said:
Unedited because it's just not the same:
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2024 Presidential Election Thread
in Cloak Room
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Because libertarians are Republicans first.