Dee_oh_Dee

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I bet the Republican turnout for those elections is probably 35%.

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I don't think that you realize what the Republican demographics look like out there.

It's pointed out a lot here that there are more Republicans in Cali than populations of most states. While true, Cali Rs are old. School issues don't phase them. They have no skin in the game. If they have grand children, they live in another state.

Statewide, whites are 22% preK-12. The nation's second largest school district, Los Angles Unified SD, is 9.9% Those are numbers directly from Cali D of Ed and LAUSD.


You have been replaced.


In '22 after my aunt passed, I moved an uncle out of there and back to Kentucky. They had been out there since '83, the absolute peak. He was 81 when he moved back and had lived in his last neighborhood for 25 years,

His neighborhood threw him a going away party. 25-35 showed up and all who wanted to talk politics were republicans. They were to a man embarrassed by maga. They were still talking like compromise was how you handled the left. They didn't have a clue that they had compromised themselves out of existence.

They are defeated and know that even when they do turn out they lose. They are cooked.

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Who? Former Senator Danforth? Episcopalian minister?

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I have a loose(very and I have never met him) connection to him. He's from St Louis. My best friends daughter and sil house sat for him for 1 year when they were finishing up their degrees a few years ago.

He's old school rich. His grandfather started Ralston Purina. He has three mansions(St L, Palm springs and one other). Even as old as he is, he still travels and rotates 3-6 months time at each.

He has divinity and a law degrees from Yale. He wanted to be a minister, but his father insisted he do law. He did both, but he has never had a congregation. In 1968, five years out of law school, he was elected Missouri AG. He was the first Republican elected statewide since Hoover. He started the red avalanche in that state.



That said, he's just an out of touch old man. The wsj wouldn't have given him a forum if he wasn't bad mouthing the current admin.

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$10,000 invested in gold in December of 2015 would have appreciated nearly 400%

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What if I invested in 2011-12? I wouldn't break even until 2020 and not make anything until 2023.

Is there a reason why you started at 2015?

The x thread that posted all the receipts on this guy had a billing statement from that firm that was presented to his previous employer in pennsylvania.

It was Ray and Associates. They provide that board with three candidates from which to choose.

Ray and Associates was the head hunter on at least his last three jobs.

The current CEO of Ray and Associates is Dr Stephanie Burrage EdD linkedin

Her last job was :lol: Office of Tim Walz Chief Equity Officer :lol:

I shite you not.


If your school board hires these clowns to find a superintendent for your district, you know that all three choices will all be the same.

By the way, Millcreek paid $19500 for their exhaustive search in 2020.

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Cx Sleeve

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You are gaping

32000 students in 2000 and 30500 today.

This chart is a little old. Hispanics are the largest demographic today.

Who would have thought whitey would be replaced in Iowa.

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Do you truly believe that Erika's show got 1 billion views? like... really?

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Do you believe kimmel's numbers?

Imagine how high they would have been if 25% of abc wasn't blacked out across the country.


Did dominion get the Nielsen contract?

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Kimmel's show will break viewing records starting tonight.

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Might be hard to do with 60 less stations for viewers to watch it on.

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Sinclair Broadcast Group's population reach is capped at 39% of U.S. television households by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), which is the highest level permitted for a single broadcaster. This regulatory limit was applied during the company's 2018 proposed merger with Tribune Media, which would have further increased Sinclair's reach to 72% of households but was scaled back to stay within the FCC's ownership cap.

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39% of the population is going to be blacked out by Sinclair.

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Either she forgot to carry a couple 1's somewhere ot [more likely] pulled it from a meme.

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In the words of some high ranking lib, "What difference does it make?"


You are trying to prove her wrong with stats that are pure fiction. The blue cities/states either don't report or misreport. There are a surprising number of manslaughters in blue cities now a days. The Dems will tell you it's safer than it's been in 30 years with the exact stats you ran in here with.