Red Wave Proof?
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By the way, @Jolly , I think you will find this funny…
Liz Cheney donates $500K against Kari Lake, and Lake reports the single largest fundraising day in her campaign as a result. Over $300K in one day and more piling in…
@LuFins-Dad said in Red Wave Proof?:
By the way, @Jolly , I think you will find this funny…
Liz Cheney donates $500K against Kari Lake, and Lake reports the single largest fundraising day in her campaign as a result. Over $300K in one day and more piling in…
That's wicked.
If elected, I think she becomes the hottest politician in the GOP.
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@LuFins-Dad said in Red Wave Proof?:
By the way, @Jolly , I think you will find this funny…
Liz Cheney donates $500K against Kari Lake, and Lake reports the single largest fundraising day in her campaign as a result. Over $300K in one day and more piling in…
That's wicked.
If elected, I think she becomes the hottest politician in the GOP.
@Jolly said in Red Wave Proof?:
If elected, I think she becomes the hottest politician in the GOP.
Unlike almost any GOP candidate, she pushes back when confronted. Her smackdown of "election-deniers" reporters was epic.
And then, when Hobb's campaign HQ was broken into, everyone jumped on the "Watergate" story, with no basis in fact. She smacked that down as well.
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@Jolly said in Red Wave Proof?:
If elected, I think she becomes the hottest politician in the GOP.
Unlike almost any GOP candidate, she pushes back when confronted. Her smackdown of "election-deniers" reporters was epic.
And then, when Hobb's campaign HQ was broken into, everyone jumped on the "Watergate" story, with no basis in fact. She smacked that down as well.
@George-K said in Red Wave Proof?:
@Jolly said in Red Wave Proof?:
If elected, I think she becomes the hottest politician in the GOP.
Unlike almost any GOP candidate, she pushes back when confronted. Her smackdown of "election-deniers" reporters was epic.
And then, when Hobb's campaign HQ was broken into, everyone jumped on the "Watergate" story, with no basis in fact. She smacked that down as well.
I missed. Can you link?
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@George-K said in Red Wave Proof?:
@Jolly said in Red Wave Proof?:
If elected, I think she becomes the hottest politician in the GOP.
Unlike almost any GOP candidate, she pushes back when confronted. Her smackdown of "election-deniers" reporters was epic.
And then, when Hobb's campaign HQ was broken into, everyone jumped on the "Watergate" story, with no basis in fact. She smacked that down as well.
I missed. Can you link?
@LuFins-Dad said in Red Wave Proof?:
@George-K said in Red Wave Proof?:
@Jolly said in Red Wave Proof?:
If elected, I think she becomes the hottest politician in the GOP.
Unlike almost any GOP candidate, she pushes back when confronted. Her smackdown of "election-deniers" reporters was epic.
And then, when Hobb's campaign HQ was broken into, everyone jumped on the "Watergate" story, with no basis in fact. She smacked that down as well.
I missed. Can you link?
Election deniers:
Fake news. Just watch the first 5 minutes.
Link to video"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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@Mik said in Red Wave Proof?:
I like her more every time I see a clip.
Look at the coverage of the attack on Paul Pelosi, attributing all kinds of "right-wing hate" as being the motivator for his attacker (the guy whose house has a BLM and "United Against Hate" posters in the window), vs those against Scalise, Paul and the threats against Kavanaugh.
She's right, you know.
"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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Anybody all-in on an existential threat narrative, is self-selecting as a political tool. For leftists, that sort of self-selection also happens to be socially advantageous. To them, a person's virtue is directly related to the degree to which one recognizes an existential threat in the Republican party. This existential threat recognition has the convenient side benefit of nullifying any discussion of policy. That stuff simply does not matter. That nullification of nuance, is the magic ingredient to getting otherwise normal and intelligent people in line with the populist mob. We have millions of years of evolution behind our psychologies, and I'm sure it's not a shock to anybody familiar with humans, that being in line with the populist mob is, in fact, an existential obligation. It has been, for all of recorded history, and long before that. It's disappointing to watch relatively intelligent leftists attempt to rationalize that obligation as something other than pure self-interest.
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@Mik said in Red Wave Proof?:
I like her more every time I see a clip.
Look at the coverage of the attack on Paul Pelosi, attributing all kinds of "right-wing hate" as being the motivator for his attacker (the guy whose house has a BLM and "United Against Hate" posters in the window), vs those against Scalise, Paul and the threats against Kavanaugh.
She's right, you know.
@George-K said in Red Wave Proof?:
@Mik said in Red Wave Proof?:
I like her more every time I see a clip.
Look at the coverage of the attack on Paul Pelosi, attributing all kinds of "right-wing hate" as being the motivator for his attacker (the guy whose house has a BLM and "United Against Hate" posters in the window), vs those against Scalise, Paul and the threats against Kavanaugh.
She's right, you know.
One of TuCa's better monologues...
Link to video -
@LuFins-Dad said in Red Wave Proof?:
@George-K said in Red Wave Proof?:
@Jolly said in Red Wave Proof?:
If elected, I think she becomes the hottest politician in the GOP.
Unlike almost any GOP candidate, she pushes back when confronted. Her smackdown of "election-deniers" reporters was epic.
And then, when Hobb's campaign HQ was broken into, everyone jumped on the "Watergate" story, with no basis in fact. She smacked that down as well.
I missed. Can you link?
Election deniers:
Fake news. Just watch the first 5 minutes.
Link to video@George-K said in Red Wave Proof?:
And then, when Hobb's campaign HQ was broken into, everyone jumped on the "Watergate" story, with no basis in fact. She smacked that down as well.
Fake news. Just watch the first 5 minutes.
Link to videoOh...an
illegal immigrantundocumented person.the suspect who allegedly broke into the campaign headquarters of Democrat gubernatorial candidate Katie Hobbs last week does not have legal status to be in the United States.
According to Immigration and Customs Enforcement, 36-year-old Daniel Mota Dos Reis is a citizen of Portugal who arrived in the United States as a registered student in 2018 and is now violating "the terms of his admission.”
Mota is “currently at-large for administrative immigration violations for failing to maintain his status as a registered student at an academic institution,” said Yasmeen Pitts O’Keefe, a public affairs officer for ICE.
Mota was released on bond before an immigration detainer was issued, according to ICE.
Mota was arrested last week for criminal trespassing and burglary, among other charges.
According to Phoenix Police, Mota is homeless. He’s accused of trespassing at an uptown Phoenix office complex near McDowell and Central Ave on three separate occasions between Oct. 22 and Oct. 25.
According to witnesses, Mota was seen breaking into at least two different office suites. One of the suites was the campaign headquarters of Democrat Katie Hobbs, police said.
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That's ok, Pelosi's hammer man was an illegal, IIRC...
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@Jolly said in Red Wave Proof?:
That's ok, Pelosi's hammer man was an illegal, IIRC...
From Canada!!!
We had better watch out for @John Doe!!
