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Colorado House district #4 still not called, but it appears Boebert is losing. I'll be dancing when they call it. (AI) AQOGv-HBWD7NiREE-rHSrZ_tXY1AGRRenhKGykFvelfSquQcuBwim-ZsDpMz27tihpSOfSWe3VEsBssa42NhChU1V5hDkBZaC_w8DnX9IOIW3g.mp4

My final two donations last week went to Turek and Colom. Initial returns did not look good, but then Turek passed Hinson. Then, when everyone was signing off and going to bed, Colom returns rallied. He's still in the running. Sent more $$ today, supporting Colom's team monitoring verification of provisional ballots. A nice surprise, we have our first out gay Senator, from New Hampshire. Josh Hawley, Bernie Moreno and Tom Cotton may feel the need to turn up their butch dial.

I watched a favorite YouTube channel live show steaming from Miami, and simultaneously watched network news, switching between CNN, MSNOW, and NBC. Still watching network news.

Nate Silver's latest prediction: Reported in HuffPost, 80% probability Dem will win control of the Senate. According to the latest New York Times/Sienna poll, below, Dems are winning 5 of 7 battleground Senate races. I sent my final $$ donations to Act blue last week, to the Mississippi and Iowa US Senate campaigns. Those two races are less hopeful. Perhaps one or both will surprise. 👍.

I don't care for TYT. Perhaps their documentary will help defeat LindseyBelle's lightweight sister. R.I.P. , LadyBugs.

Congress can supeona the search warrant and its supporting affidavit, although any Judicial hurdle the DOJ throws in the way could ultimately get slow walked by Cheese Justice Lucifer. Transparency is no longer guaranteed.

'Tis true. No matter how intelligent, manly, and handsome our favorite Dems are, we are better when you fellows focus on the issues.

Kegsbreath ought to make it a money making event like the Kentucky Derby. Twump would go for that. A preliminary event could be the Hegsbreth/Fox News memorial axe throwing fete.

Is there a recent trend for high end homes in LA going for less than the asking price Seems like this is not the first I've heard about it lately. On one hand a lot of homes were lost in Malibu and the Palisades fire, but a lot of celebrities are relocating out of California. Maybe the demand won't always meet a sale price going forward. My place is close to the beach, cooler temps, so the values here remain strong. Hopefully when the time comes I'll get a good price.

Me again. The Troy Jackson - Susan Collins debate just started. I'm watching. Collins is so full of sh!t. El-Sayed and Jon Ossoff won their debates. Not even close.

The Ossoff - Collins debate is live now. Yes he brought his BDE. Right out of the gate Ossoff punched Collins in the mouth. Holy cow, these younger Dems are bringing it. Yeah I'm watching both the Ossoff debate and the El-Sayed debate. This first link is a replay. https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=live_chat&redir_token=QUZZTVljR2dYbmJNLTY0WnNKTEQ5RVhUTzY4RnxBSTVJdTV2dHlPYjBQdmUxaldZTXVxdFlnc0dVZlcxU05oN1pUOGRtQWQ1MXlsNmlva1hyRHdJdGdGUjh5QUxaM055SFVSeHNyazVPT1ZpZUVVa25CamxxUHN3dkRqZklxc3FG&q=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.atlantanewsfirst.com%2Fdebate

Dr. El-Sayed is debating Mike Rogers right now. It's intense. I'm watching on Keith Edwards YouTube channel. Perhaps it's available elsewhere. Anyway, Rogers seems pretty lame, while El-Sayed is on his game. He's great.

Can the Dems really go bold? I wonder what that would look like? For example, if Alito or Thomas retire, would the Dems block a Trump nomination, like McConnell did, when Grassley would not hold a committee hearing for Obama's now famous nominee? The current ranking Dem on Judiciary, Dick Durbin, stated it would be wrong for the Dems to do the same. Bless their hearts, they do want to appear their halo isn't askew. So what do we do? Clench are fists, close our eyes and wish really hard that SCOTUS will fix itself? Will Schumer as Leader and Sheldon Whitehouse as new chairman of Judiciary do the right thing for Democracy? Will they craft a winning strategy or will they wait for a huge wad of cash to suddenly appear in their back pockets. Knowing It was Biden as Chairman of Judiciary that assured Thomas would ascend to SCOTUS in spite of some checkered history, I remind myself not to count on much from the Dems. The legacy media reports the Dems will go bold on corruption. But haven't we already learned how the Judicial branch can slow walk cases that would have brought successful indictments? So does that leave impeachment or resignations as the solutions. Since a conviction in the Senate would only happen in our dreams, what is gained? IMO, focusing on their Senate Judicial chores would be the best long term fix for Democracy. Let's see what strategy the Dems come up with. In the meantime, until we've seen election outcomes, I'll vote, continue to donate, and hold my pillow tight, dreaming about better times. ❤️

The character Archie is a redhead. Yeah, Apa had a sweet body and a weekly dye job for that role. Glad to hear he overcame his addiction.

Some guys want to claim it's an obsession or even a fetish.... liking redheads, liking Asian guys, muscle men, black hunks, and so on. Pay them no mind! Like what you like. Your post reminds me of Archie on Riverdale TV show.. I fantasized him letting Jughead slip into bed when Jughead needed comfort. 😉

If you guys can sit up for a second, wipe Jon Ossoff's cum off your chin, and think "big tent" ......political provocateur James Carville suggests other midterm Senate races deserve more attention such as the Senate races in Louisiana, Arkansas and Mississippi. Yes, Carville can sound a little crazy sometimes. Nevertheless, he suggests the legacy media is focusing on Iowa, Texas and so on, and ignoring how close Arkansas is, and possibly Mississippi and Louisiana races as well. No matter your opinion of Carville, it's a fun listen, since, as Carville re-iterates, the legacy media has mostly ignored these races. Raw StoryJames Carville flags 'deep trouble' for GOP senator in ra...Legendary Democratic veteran strategist James Carville told the Politicon podcast that everyone is sleeping on a Senate race that no one saw as possibly a candidate to be competitive.All across the coI found a couple of other articles U.S. Senate candidate Scott Colom (D) in Mississippi Poll: Tight race for US Senate between Cotton, Shoffner James Carville: Democrats Are Going to Win Big in November, and the Media Will Look Stupid I'll say it for you..... Harrumph!! I

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Schmitt sounds like a "good" fit for a J.D. Vance ticket. Let's see if the GOP's strategy holds together.

LOL....well, thinking of it that way now, that you mention it, 😄 I would not complain about a willing partner.

81 year old Doris Matsui is a member of the Democratic Party representing California's 7th Congressional District. Let's take a look at her record. Can everyone click the link and see? https://matsuiforcalifornia.com/ Her opponent is Democrat Mai Vang, the people's opponent.

Ah, a better answer just occurred to me. Tattoos are a big turn off. Face tattoos, large body tattoos, mural tattoos running down the arm, and so on. Also young men tend to perm or curl the hair on the top of their head, and keep the sides extra short. A permanent up-do. It's pitiful looking. Someday they'll look back, guffaw at it and say "we were a bunch of goofballs".

Guys that have no off switch, going on and on, as if they are on stage. That said, aligning with suckrates comment, a large, meaty 🍆 can help overlook flaws. 😉

I get spam texts and calls. They never leave a VM. I block each of them. But yeah, they keep coming. I haven't donated anything lately, but I have earlier in the campaigns.

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