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failing to effectively define or attack Trump


Denial ain't just a river in Egypt.

Defining and attacking Trump is the entire policy backbone of the Democrat party. That's it. That's all they have run on since 2015.

I’m not quite certain how any of this is different than before

re: Trump endorsed Ken Paxton

Posted by Wednesday on 5/19/26 at 2:21 pm to
Best base affirming move Trump has made in 6 months.
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Another thing I’ve been thinking about. It would be interesting to see how many Dems crossed over and who they voted for


Speaking of . . . I literally have zero idea who is even running in the democrat primary.

Will be interesting times
If I'm either Letlow or Fleming - I don't want anything to do with him.

But what happens to Cassidy's milquetoast voters?

Philosophically - Cassidy and Letlow are more similar - so do they go to her?

Cassidy voters hate Landry as their motivating factor, so do they go to Fleming?

Fleming's actual base of support (which although I voted for him, I don't have any strong feelings either way - and it was largely based on the fact that he likely only has one term in him, as opposed to Letlow and we can certainly find another candidate in 6 yrs) is more energized than Letlow's, and they also hate Landry. So do they combine with Fleming to put him over the top?

And plus WTF does Trump do? Rallies for Letlow?

Anyway. Cassidy sucks and I'm so glad he lost.
He’ll be the “conservative” on CNN
If you think the current state of our union contains a bunch of Thomas Jefferson, just remember, Obama thinks he’s a constitutional scholar and Kentanji.

It petrifies me to think what a bunch of democrats would send over as “idea” upon which we can agree to as “common sense reforms.” Because like it or not - these communists would relish the opportunity to have input in rewriting the constitution
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Wife and I just voted at Southdowns Elementary. No loon sightings at 2:30...


Howdy neighbor :cheers:
Thank goodness I have dinner plans tonight- bc I don’t want to watch election coverage droning on about how Cassidy doesn’t even make the runoff bc I’m in a cult.

I voted for Fleming bc it’s the best middle finger I could give to John Thune.

I’ll vote for him in the runoff too. Which will be the true opposite of what I should do in my cult.
Yes. That’s what the woman went bat shite about. She kept choosing no party on her selection (which isn’t reported out loud) and refusing to listen to anyone that if she picked no party on her form, that she would only get to vote on the family court judges and the amendments.

I’m a republican registered - so I just signed the rolls and the machine showed me a a Republican ballot.
I know him well.

He’s not a leftist. He’s just a politician.

He and Julia are a perfect match. She’s sort of the same way. I have met her. Don’t know her well. She will vote like Trump wants but there’s absolutely no guarantee about what will happen once he’s gone and she’s reached incumbent status.

I voted for Fleming bc he’s older - so there’s a greater chance he wouldn’t be around for 20 yrs.

No fricking way in hell am I voting for Cassidy. He’s essentially irrelevant to the result bc he can’t win. If he somehow makes it into the runoff, his opponent is the next senator. His wife is the political animal in that situation. And she’s basically a Democrat who got him elected bc he didn’t really have anything else to do - and no real political guiding principles to speak of. frick Lurch. I hope He doesn’t make the runoff bc Thune/Turtle need to be taught a lesson, and publicly humiliated
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I have no idea what that was all about...


See above
I was a hard yes.

I think the only way to fix the problems with public education in EBR parish is to starve the beast.
I have also consumed this kool aid.

So long as they have to disclose their opposition and why, I’m 100% ok with its existence.

The rule as is, I believe is unconstitutional bc it requires a higher margin to pass legislation than a majority- which is the constitutional standard.
You can vote in a Louisiana primary- you just have to sign a paper selecting which party’s primary you would like to cast a vote in.

re: Voted for Fleming

Posted by Wednesday on 5/16/26 at 11:45 am to
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Fleming, if only because he has real accomplishments and not riding on the coattails of a dead spouse.


Same