Knowing the GOPās luck, heāll probably win and cost them the general
I drank Dennisā koolaid a long time ago hoping to push this party to the left. Cordray has got a lot more problems than Kerry did in āo4. I sure would prefer the conversation Ohio will have thru November should the little fella take the nite. Results are a different story.
Kucinich just got his Trump-loving ass handed to him. Buh-bye, Dennis ā donāt let the door hit you in your troll ass on the way out. On second thought, let it hit you. Several times. With increasing force. Good riddance to a dickhead.
No Department of Peace for Ohio.
Maybe Dennis can start the DOHFT ā the Department of Has-Beens for Trump.
Iāll just look forward to voting for Menaceās wife some day. She couldnāt possibly run a less effective campaign than Sec. Clinton.
Why donāt you just support Trump like youāve done all along and cut out the middle man?
The Republican Party plans to discard all values.
Watch for excessive values-based propaganda, reaching a near hysterical level of religiosity, nationalistic pomp, and justification of higher gas prices.
And another Dem candidate endorsed by Sandersāor his familyāgoes down. Nina Turner has a sad.
Hypocrisy is banal, but if the GOP had itās way, this reprobateās crime would have never been illegal in the first place. So hate the loser and love the loss, but the nominee isnāt even slightly better.
Iām more interested in GOP turnout.
That isnāt as helpful in Ohio as you might think. Ohio has open primaries and no party affiliation at registration. When a voter arrives at the polls, she is asked if she wants a āDā ballot, an āRā ballot, or an āIssuesā ballot.
I believe the turnout numbers are more a measure of voter interest in the top-of-the-ballot races than enthusiasm in the base.
Now that you mention it, turnout for both parties would be the most important information we donāt have now, wouldnāt it?
Funny how murdering coal miners turns out not to be very popular with West Virginians.
While I almost expected Blankenship to win in WV (which would make Manchinās job soooo easy), Iām glad that most voters in the Mountaineer State had enough sense not to vote for someone of the lunatic fringe. Now we can only hope that they realize that, although Trump promised to bring coal jobs back, that he sold them a bunch of empty promises and refute his agenda. #rememberinnovember
Not something smart people brag about.
Q.E.D.
No worries for Blankenship. He has his other career to fall back on. Maybe he can reunite with the Underweartaker?
BOO! Blankenship down!! One would think the contamination of WV from coal mining would have been enough to stupify the brains of the voters and put him over the top.
At least you can thank Indiana for sending Rokita and Messer back into this wonderful labor market 45 takes credit for.