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He’s voting for a Jesus hating, tranny story hour loving, transgender surgery loving, moose importing candidate instead of a Texan

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Y'all surely have better critical thinking skills than this.

Is it likely that a long-time GOP politician is going to vote for someone that hates Jesus, wants to force kids to have gender reassignment surgery, and wants to import Muslims?

Or is it more likely that none of that is true, and Cornyn sees Talarico as a typical moderate Democrat running against possibly the most corrupt POS to ever run for federal office in America? And is actually voting his conscience?

I know y'all have to have brains, otherwise you wouldn't be able to log in.

Guy probably has more CTE than the entire NFL combined. Naturally, he supports Trump.

I have literally never met a practicing Muslim in my life. Lived in Oklahoma and Texas. Met a few guys in college whose parents were Muslim but they were super Americanized and didn’t ascribe to that shite (which almost always happens to children of immigrants in the US).

I’m willing to bet the posters on this board couldn’t name 5 practicing Muslims by name in their communities but somehow they’re “taking over.” Y’all are the biggest pussies in the country.

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Well, the argument against is that you win the big 12 like every other year and there was only really one other program that could consistently challenge you.

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And then we would get punked in the playoff because we weren't able to recruit well enough to compete with the top SEC programs because the Big 12 was viewed as the minor leagues by recruits.

That alone is enough to warrant jumping to the SEC. Add in money, better and bigger matchups, exposure, etc. and it's a no-brainer.

Winning in the Big 12 honestly got boring for a lot of fans--there stopped being any joy in the wins, just a "oh god we better not lose" attitude when playing against some program that had nowhere near the resources we did.

And while the SEC is definitely harder than than the Big 12,OU made the playoffs last year with a pathetic offense, so it's not like this conference is impossible to succeed in. Our offensive issues aren't due to the SEC, they're due to our own incompetence. I have yet to see an OU fan that doesn't realize this, we know we can do well here. Just have to fix our issues.

Edit: to add one more thought, the only thing I "regret" (if that's the word for it) is that the original Big 12 fell apart. That was an awesome and competitive conference. But no regrets leaving the zombie Big 12.

If Texans send Ken fvcking Paxton to the Senate, that state is even dumber and morally bankrupt than Oklahoma.

Talarico could cut his own dick off and he'd still be the better choice. Paxton might be the most corrupt POS to ever run for a federal office.

Trump’s a fvcking retard and retards usually have a lot of energy, so that checks out.

Not sure which loss was more embarrassing but the Mateer backwards fumble is definitely the most embarrassing play I've seen OU make possibly ever.

Weirdly we actually played okay outside of about 4 plays. Those 4 plays were really, really bad though.

Ideally we wouldn’t have to vote for anyone to run the country who believes that he answers to an entity no one else can see or hear. Don’t need delusional idiots in the White House.

I’m concerned that Dana thinks it’s gross that I wouldn’t vote for anyone like that.

Hm, Lawrence is pretty unanimously considered to be a really good college town. I haven't heard anything positive about Gainesville, if I'm being honest.

I don't really like either KU or Mizzou (both are historically terrible and still talk a lot of shite), but it's a fun rivalry to watch because they do not like each other at all.

Only reactionaries and monarchists think the French Revolution wasn’t absolutely necessary. The country was being run into the ground and the nobility and clergy, despite making up around 3% of the country, controlled 80% of the wealth, didn’t pay any taxes and had more voting power than the Third Estate (I.e. the other 97%).

It got out of hand with the Reign of Terror, but that doesn’t change the fact that in 1789, shite had to change. People here talk about out of touch politicians in DC—our situation pales in comparison with the French at that time.