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Should be a wild four years.

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Blown the fuck out. 4 terms, 24 years as a Senator and he loses his Primary by 27 points. The old GOP is dead, it's get on the MAGAtrain or go suck cocks with the Libertarians.

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I didn't mention this one but De La Cruz was the only other candidate endorsed by Trump and won by almost 10 points.

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Roy again wasn't the RINOiest RINO but I'm happy to see him gone after 8 years. Mayes was a very MAGA candidate, though he didn't get Trumps endorsement, I suspect because Roy never really crossed Trump, and Trump probably didn't want to upset a sitting vote unnecessarily.

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This one I also didn't mention previously, and I'm actually really surprised by the result. This is more funny than significant because he got a lot of heat from the media over spicy tweets.
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Wasn't expecting him to actually take it, but that lead at 84% he's most likely has it locked in.

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Al Green tried to carpet bag another district like Debbie Wasserman Schutz. Lolcow Congresscritter out on the streets. The Black Caucus is going to be the biggest loser this year.

All in all another great Primary night for MAGA and Trump. Ignore groypers, ignore Nasty Massies, ignore Retarded Right, always believe the opposite of what Fatpacks says.

Next week is California, Iowa, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, and South Dakota. Not sure if there are any interesting races in any of them, but I wasn't expecting Indiana to punish the state level RINOs so hard. California will be kinda interesting to see the final result for Governor, I expect a long night of creative counting to push at least one of the Rs into third place.
 

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Al Green tried to carpet bag another district like Debbie Wasserman Schutz. Lolcow Congresscritter out on the streets. The Black Caucus is going to be the biggest loser this year.
Didn't Al Green get dragged kicking and screaming from his congressional seat because he grobbed a sleeping servicewoman...on camera...knowingly...during the peak of MeToo? How has does he keep trying to come back?

ETA - I'm retarded. That's Al Franken. Fuck. Rate me dumb and disagree, everyone, I deserve it.
 
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Blown the fuck out. 4 terms, 24 years as a Senator and he loses his Primary by 27 points. The old GOP is dead, it's get on the MAGAtrain or go suck cocks with the Libertarians.

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I didn't mention this one but De La Cruz was the only other candidate endorsed by Trump and won by almost 10 points.

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Roy again wasn't the RINOiest RINO but I'm happy to see him gone after 8 years. Mayes was a very MAGA candidate, though he didn't get Trumps endorsement, I suspect because Roy never really crossed Trump, and Trump probably didn't want to upset a sitting vote unnecessarily.

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This one I also didn't mention previously, and I'm actually really surprised by the result. This is more funny than significant because he got a lot of heat from the media over spicy tweets.
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Wasn't expecting him to actually take it, but that lead at 84% he's most likely has it locked in.

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Al Green tried to carpet bag another district like Debbie Wasserman Schutz. Lolcow Congresscritter out on the streets. The Black Caucus is going to be the biggest loser this year.

All in all another great Primary night for MAGA and Trump. Ignore groypers, ignore Nasty Massies, ignore Retarded Right, always believe the opposite of what Fatpacks says.

Next week is California, Iowa, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, and South Dakota. Not sure if there are any interesting races in any of them, but I wasn't expecting Indiana to punish the state level RINOs so hard. California will be kinda interesting to see the final result for Governor, I expect a long night of creative counting to push at least one of the Rs into third place.
It'd be awesome if the establishment candidates lost in South Dakota, it'd definitely put more fire under Thune's seat.
 
Didn't Al Green get dragged kicking and screaming from his congressional seat because he grobbed a sleeping servicewoman...on camera...knowingly...during the peak of MeToo? How has does he keep trying to come back?
I thought that was the other guy who's been gone and no longer in the public eye at all. Franken or something?

Isn't Al Green the retarded old nigger with a cane that likes to interrupt the State of the Union and other events so they have to remove his ass on camera, so they have lots of "look at the white supremacy" footage for the base?
 
Wasn't expecting him to actually take it, but that lead at 84% he's most likely has it locked in.
That one's really coming down to a nail-biter. Every dump that comes in eats away at his lead by a little bit. Don't want to jinx anything, but I'm thinking he should still take it, considering how many votes are left.
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Reading through some MSM bullshit, it's runny how they keep repeating the line that Cornyn would somehow be better in the general than Paxton. Paxton won re-election as Attorney General by 10%, the same amount state-wide Texas elections go.
Some of the polls favored Cornyn better in a Talarico matchup, and a few of the aggregate prediction sites downgraded to Lean R instead of Likely R but I feel like if that held any real weight Cornyn wouldn't have been BTFO as hard as he did, and if Paxton winning would've actually increased Talarico's chances at winning then Paxton would be favored by the Democrats as the "pied piper" candidate to turn off moderates.

I remember that Race to the WH had if Cornyn won, then he'd win by 2 points but if Paxton won then he'd lose by 2 points, and I just don't see a 4 point variable between two Republican candidates as being very realistic.

Pollsters gonna poll, I guess, if Paxton really is poison we won't know for sure until November.
 
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if i wasn't afraid of pozloading my neghole for obvious reasons. I would spam this in Nick Fuentes' DMs until he blocked me
 
Cuba is actually in our hemisphere and would make fantastic real estate if it wasn’t owed by literal communists.
If the US is able to get Cuba into its camp there's business opportunities well into the tens of billions of dollars bringing them into the 21st century. Pretty much the whole island needs to be rebuilt.
Didn't Al Green get dragged kicking and screaming from his congressional seat because he grobbed a sleeping servicewoman...on camera...knowingly...during the peak of MeToo? How has does he keep trying to come back?
Sentimental reasons. I blame "Let's Stay Together."
 
Next week is California ... California will be kinda interesting to see the final result for Governor, I expect a long night of creative counting to push at least one of the Rs into third place.
Not congress, but I'm really curious to see how LA's mayoral vote goes. Bass is a fuckup that covered the streets in literal shit and let a nice neighborhood burn down. But it's LA. Will they be able to vote for a seemingly good candidate like Pratt even if he's registered as part of Trump's party?

It's California (and LA at that) so I assume they'll vote for more needles, wildfires, and homeless just to own the Orange Man.

The gubernatorial vote would be interesting, too. Friends have told me they're voting for Bianco (red-county sheriff) in the primary, even though Hilton is the stronger candidate. From what I understand California has the top two candidates face off, not necessarily donkey versus elephant. If their primary is elephant versus elephant I'll die laughing. The red governor will still be mostly toothless since he'll have to deal with a blue supermajority that can override vetoes, but sometimes it's just about sending a message.
 
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