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Republicans are the stupidest people when it comes to strategy. They literally just trip over their dicks into office because Democrats are so terrible. I have been preaching this for fucking decades, and maybe there is a @ScottPresler out there for this, but if you don't like Dem/Islam partnerships, go out there an convert them to the Republican Party. GO FIND INDIAN VOTERS. GO FIND MUSLIM VOTERS. GO REGISTER THEM. GO GET THEM. We can all fucking bitch about it, they aren't going away.
There is already a socialist paradise that provides you free housing, free food, free education, free medical, free books, free gym, free public spaces, and free ipads. It's also completely DEI, with safe spaces for whites, blacks, and Mexicans to express their cultures and EVERYONE is treated equally. Gay rights? Gays and Trans THRIVE there. It's a LGBTQ paradise! You can even riot when you feel unheard! It's called Prison. That's what Democrats want for America. To be one big prison. @JudgeJoeBrownTV
Look Shumer, I'm BEGGING you all to investigate, impeach, try to change America with socialism. PLEASE. We will have a fun new batch of Republicans taking back control of Congress and DeSantis or Rubio as President in 2028.
I think there needs to be a reckoning with Dems. Your candidates are either DSA or Dems. Period. None of those DSA agenda with a D by the name on the ballot. If DSA is so great, run with that party. Make it a party. Run independent.
1.8 million Republican votes in TX don't disappear in 2 years. That would mean Dems got the same votes in 2026 as 2024 PLUS 400k new votes (the same exact amount as new registration in the state). In the meantime, Republicans lost 1.8 million votes...meaning there were 28% less Republican votes cast in 2026 from 2024. While there was an 8% Increase in Dem votes from 2024 to 2026. A 36% swing. No fucking way.
Forget about the theory and bias presented here, are the numbers essentially correct @Grok?
Liberal obsession with putting kids into public schools is disturbing, and a female only issue. Private and home schools are superior by almost every measure, yet women are DEDICATED to sending kids to public schools.
ALERT: I think mathematically, there is something fishy about the Texas results. The magnitude of the swing in a traditionally red state that had no warning signs, seem way outside statistical probability. I think there was a legitimate blue wave, but something feels off in Texas. I think @KenPaxtonTX may be on to something.
I don't care what the political climate is, one party doesn't maintain their 2024 Presidential year totals and then gain 400k votes on top of that in 2026, while the other party loses 1.8 MILLION votes in a 2 year period, while essentially losing every single office in the state. @tedcruz @GregAbbott_TX @RonColeman
Here is the hilarious part, Texas on Jan 2, 2027 can and likely will adopt a Sanctuary State policy. TEXAS.... a sanctuary state.
The school voucher program is EXTREMELY popular in Texas with over 65% support statewide. There were 111,000 participating families in 2026 with an additional 274,000 applications in process. It's now effectively dead.
I find it highly improbable, that Texas had a 22 point swing and 1.8 MILLION less Republican votes than 2024. While at the same time, Dems added 400k votes from 2024. That is a 2.2 MILLION vote swing to blue in two years.
Also, the 400k additional registered voters ALL went blue. Literally. There didn't seem to be a single new Republican vote registered in the 2 years since the Presidential election.
Registered voters 2024: 18,623,931
Registered voters 2026: 19,041,684
The number of votes in 2024 in TX: 11,388,674
The number of votes in 2026 in TX: 9,131,684
It's literally the exact same number as the 400k addition Dem votes, plus 1.8 million Republican vote just not being cast. That seems extreme...even for an off year.
@KenPaxtonTX
Well here is the post mortem:
1: Republicans should have actually governed while in office. No bills. No affordable housing bills. No permanent tax bills. No crime bills. No energy bills. Nothing. They DID nothing.
2: Bit of a perfect storm with motivated Dems (common during midterm), Pissed off Republicans, and fiscal minded independents who vote pocket book.
3: Dems will make a huge mistake by thinking their win was approval of their policies. It wasn’t. This was a complete repudiation of the Iran issue, food prices, housing prices and fuel prices. Period. If they walk in trying to be socialists and impeach Trump they will be out in 2028 as fast as they came in right now.
4: Smart move for Dems? Go VERY center. Prepare for 2028. Put forth bills with humble blue collar names like “Affordable housing act” or “fuel price reduction act” and try to govern modestly and conservatively.
This election nearly 100% a result of AFFORDABILITY. The same thing that won Trump the White House was the Achilles heel for Republicans. People aren’t MAGA or Socialist in this election, they simply want low gas prices and cheap beef. Americans aren’t smart enough to see what they REALLY voted in (commies, violence, Islam).