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Ever since donOLD sent Ashlii Babbitt to her death, he's found it much easier to sacrifice other American lives with the war he created with Iran just to overshadow his participation in graping young girls with his bestie Jeffrey Epstein.

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22 minutes ago, bucknaway said:

More useless NONSENSE.  We have been hearing that the war is over since the day he STARTED it....  He CANT end it, he's a tool and a fraud, being led by Bibi....  The war will end when BIBI ends it !     And that wont happen because then he would go to jail....  And no ignorant right wing poster or propaganda will change that....

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With all Trumps corruption and financial illegality, he is hardly the "conversation" for Americas 250th, as Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding at Madison Sq Garden TODAY is knocking Trump "out of the headlines".   And he is furious AND jealous, so jealous that he posted a spoof of HER Era's Tour showing HIMSELF in the middle of all America's Eras.   And Taylors fans are posting a stream of hate and anger at Trump for his tacky, childish , but expected behavior.

* I only hope that Taylor posts her wedding photos in the middle of Trumps insane and bonkers "promised" July 4th speech to America on Saturday.

Come on Taylor, launch the FINAL BLOW to Trump....

And them SUE his ugly, fat orange ass for capitalizing on your copyrighted Tour .

Give Travis a big kiss  blowjob for me !   :lolu:

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3 hours ago, Suckrates said:

Give Travis a big kiss  blowjob for me !   :lolu:

 

You are such a whore.   I love it.

And apparently you are doing quite the job with your pretty boy Zohran, Sis.

He is literally infectious.  His socialism seed is spreading everywhere.  It must taste really good.  😁

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1 hour ago, stevenkesslar said:

 

You are such a whore.   I love it.

And apparently you are doing quite the job with your pretty boy Zohran, Sis.

He is literally infectious.  His socialism seed is spreading everywhere.  It must taste really good.  😁

 

Oh YES, his socialism seed is a constant "bukkake" on my face !     (although I wasnt pleased with his 2 recent "bitches" wins in NY)  

But yes, my Man is a "Charmer"....   I have cum a long way since my infatuation with Chris Cuomo..... 

Happy 4th Sis.....:abe::bbq:

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52 minutes ago, Suckrates said:

Happy 4th Sis.....:abe::bbq:

You too, Sis.

Not to date myself (or you), Sis, but we have been here and done this before.

In the 1980's when Reaganism ruled and I was a college student in Minnesota the Republicans had pretty much a decade long lock on the two US Senate seats and the Governorship of Minnesota.  

I recall a conversation one day with a left-wing college professor I consider a mentor, and my best friend at the time - a liberal like me.  "The problem with you, Jeff, is that you haven't figured out yet that electoral politics is bullshit."  That's what the lefty college professor said to my friend.

Fast forward several years and the college professor is US Senator Paul Wellstone, and my friend Jeff is his campaign manager.  After Paul died in a plane crash Jeff started the training group Wellstone Action, which included graduates like Tim Walz, and current  Senate candidate and likely next US Senator Peggy Flanagan.

Here's a nice reason to be patriotic.

I worked for Wellstone Action for a decade, training thousands of people across the country to run for political office.

https://fb.watch/I7Gm6ydDfR/

As one commenter notes:

Todd McNamara

Wellstone was an early version of Mamdani!

Wellstone never called himself a democratic socialist.  But he was considered far too lefty to take out a relatively moderate (by today's standards) Republican US Senator.  Yet he did.  The secret sauce is economic populism.  When you listen to people and try to make rent and homes and health care more affordable, turns out they like you.  Who knew?

Zohran knows, apparently,  You are coaching him well.  Enjoy the secret sauce, Sis.  😍🥰😁

Steve Bannon himself is heralding that these democratic socialists are dead serious about helping working class people with working class issues - and not corporate lobbyists.  Good for them.  Of course, Bannon calls them jihadists.

The Establishment Democrats freaking out most tend to be the ones like Jeffries and Schumer who think, with cause, that if we could only get more corporate money in our pockets we would win more.  There is truth to that.  But economic populists like Wellstone and Mamdani have proven time and again that if you listen and focus on things like affordability, rather than stuff like starting wars with Iran and genocide and higher gas prices and pleasing corporate lobbyists who give you money, you win.

Jeff Merkley is another one.  Same story.  Oregon had an even longer rule of two relatively centrist Republican US Senators.  I met Jeff when he ran the local Habitat For Humanity.  He helped me form Portland's first citywide affordable housing alliance and aim it at redlining banks to successfully create lots of affordable homeownership programs.  Stuff like that got him eventually elected to the US Senate.  Who knew people care about affordable housing?

Meanwhile, Trump just enriches his family and elite pals feeding at the public trough.

God bless America.  We really need it right now!

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56 minutes ago, stevenkesslar said:

You too, Sis.

Not to date myself (or you), Sis, but we have been here and done this before.

In the 1980's when Reaganism ruled and I was a college student in Minnesota the Republicans had pretty much a decade long lock on the two US Senate seats and the Governorship of Minnesota.  

I recall a conversation one day with a left-wing college professor I consider a mentor, and my best friend at the time - a liberal like me.  "The problem with you, Jeff, is that you haven't figured out yet that electoral politics is bullshit."  That's what the lefty college professor said to my friend.

Fast forward several years and the college professor is US Senator Paul Wellstone, and my friend Jeff is his campaign manager.  After Paul died in a plane crash Jeff started the training group Wellstone Action, which included graduates like Tim Walz, and current  Senate candidate and likely next US Senator Peggy Flanagan.

Here's a nice reason to be patriotic.

I worked for Wellstone Action for a decade, training thousands of people across the country to run for political office.

https://fb.watch/I7Gm6ydDfR/

As one commenter notes:

Todd McNamara

Wellstone was an early version of Mamdani!

Wellstone never called himself a democratic socialist.  But he was considered far too lefty to take out a relatively moderate (by today's standards) Republican US Senator.  Yet he did.  The secret sauce is economic populism.  When you listen to people and try to make rent and homes and health care more affordable, turns out they like you.  Who knew?

Zohran knows, apparently,  You are coaching him well.  Enjoy the secret sauce, Sis.  😍🥰😁

Steve Bannon himself is heralding that these democratic socialists are dead serious about helping working class people with working class issues - and not corporate lobbyists.  Good for them.  Of course, Bannon calls them jihadists.

The Establishment Democrats freaking out most tend to be the ones like Jeffries and Schumer who think, with cause, that if we could only get more corporate money in our pockets we would win more.  There is truth to that.  But economic populists like Wellstone and Mamdani have proven time and again that if you listen and focus on things like affordability, rather than stuff like starting wars with Iran and genocide and higher gas prices and pleasing corporate lobbyists who give you money, you win.

Jeff Merkley is another one.  Same story.  Oregon had an even longer rule of two relatively centrist Republican US Senators.  I met Jeff when he ran the local Habitat For Humanity.  He helped me form Portland's first citywide affordable housing alliance and aim it at redlining banks to successfully create lots of affordable homeownership programs.  Stuff like that got him eventually elected to the US Senate.  Who knew people care about affordable housing?

Meanwhile, Trump just enriches his family and elite pals feeding at the public trough.

God bless America.  We really need it right now!

All that history is TRUE, but it cant compare or meet the current moment we are in....

We are, IMHO experiencing the most dangerous, destructive and EVIL federal government.    I can only compare it to Hitlers end goals for the Jews.   Trump wants to eradicate from America EVERY human being that isnt hetero, WHITE and Christian......   And he HAS a significant amount support for his goal....   It is truly terrifying to think that in Trumps remaining 2 years, he can come closer to, or even meet his goal ? 

Everything NOW is a "conversation", because Dems dont have any power to take action, and even IF they did,  would they?    Afterall, they are infamous for being the weaker, more timid party. 

So here we are, with the whole shabang resting on the shoulders on the voters, most of whom are tired, beat down and suspicious of government.  We have to hope and pray that Dems are angry enough to get out, AND VOTE !       Otherwise Trump will be doing the YMCA dance on our graves..... while he gloats over all the heads of his perceived enemies on silver platters......   Simply because YOU had a different vision of our country than his .

 Donald Trump Dancing GIFs | Tenor

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4 hours ago, Suckrates said:

 

\We have to hope and pray that Dems are angry enough to get out, AND VOTE !       Otherwise Trump will be doing the YMCA dance on our graves..... 

 Donald Trump Dancing GIFs | Tenor

 

Damn right, Sis! 

Even if you are my Sister In Cock, and I am not into incest, I still think you are sexy when you get angry!   

Democrats have to get out and vote.  And organize.  And give.  I've been sending monthly contributions to Ossoff, Brown, Peltola, and Talarico since they won their primaries.  I have now added Platner in Maine and Turek in Iowa.  Once Michigan has their primary I will add whoever wins there.  So my hope is that we can hold all the blue Senate seats, and flip North Carolina as a now fairly sure thing.  Then we have to win three more.  Ohio, Alaska, and Maine seem like the most likely.  Iowa and Texas may be possible.  

Here's too much information:

 

It's an hour long rant between three more centrist talking heads that largely focuses on this whole "democratic socialism" thing.  

Two points I will make.

First, I was surprised by the level of derision toward this economic populism movement.  Especially from Mark Halperin.  All three of these guys are essentially long time voices of The Establishment.  So I get it.  They would all like a more centrist policy orientation.  Whether that be Fox News right of center or Joe Biden left of center.   But it just feels insulting. 

There are a few minutes around 15:00 when Halperin reads a press release from Bernie Sanders, which is mostly just facts.  Like Sanders talks about how many democratic socialists are winning.  And how ideas like taxing billionaire oligarchs more and providing stronger protection for labor unions are popular ideas.  Poll after poll says most Americans support labor unions, and want the rich to pay more taxes.  What's to dismiss or ridicule about that?

I think Halperin is the best political journalist in America today.  His 2Way thing did by far the best job of covering how people - especially swing voters - felt in 2024.  It was no shock that for many people Trump ended up being the lesser evil.  It's the economy, stupid.  In a word:  Bidenflation. 

So maybe Halperin is right that the "socialist!" bogeyman will scare moderate voters off.  But if "socialism" means housing or health care is more affordable, it may not be so scary.  New York is a center of capitalism in America and the world, and yet Mamdani won.  The wind is at his back.  

Second, I completely agree with what Democrat and former Biden guy Kevin Walling says.  And what you say, Sis.  What really matters is turnout.  And one of the tests will be Colorado's 8th congressional district. 

One of those Colorado races is a democratic socialist who won in deep blue Denver.  So whether the Democrat is the "progressive" who was a House member for 30 years and lost, or a newcomer "democratic socialist" who won, Democrats will hold that seat. 

The 8th is a whole different matter.  Progressive Manny Rutinel got about 40,000 votes in the Democratic primary, about twice as much as his moderate opponent.   Incumbent Republican Gabe Evans got about 40,000 votes in the Republican primary, running unopposed.  That's 100,000 votes added together.  In 2024 Republican Evans won with 163,000ish votes, compared to 161,000ish for Democrat Yadiro Caraveo. So the fall election may have more than three times as many voters deciding who wins.  And probably the ones who are most centrist or most undecided didn't even show up for the primary.

What I do know is the same things were said to dismiss Wellstone.  He was too radical.  And he just kept hammering on economic populist themes.  He was left-wing enough that he never did win in a landslide, even as the incumbent.  But he won.   And in Minnesota it was Wellstone and his politics that turned a losing decade around.

If the Fall election is about economic populism, Manny Rutinel will probably win.  He may get more people inspired to actually vote - especially if it is young voters who are pissed off.  If the election is about socialism or "woke" bullshit, he will probably lose.

Either way, it is on the democratic socialists or progressives to prove that they can win.  And that, if they win, they can actually govern.

I'm not persuaded that the solution is more moderate Democrats who have more and more corporate lobbyist money.  They tend to block serious change and go along with what corporations want.   

Biden actually said that a lot in 2008 when he ran for POTUS.  That was right after we lost about 6 million factory jobs to China or automation.  Biden blamed that on Republican control under W.  But he also said too many Democrats addicted to corporate campaign money just went along and did not fight like hell.  The anger and cynicism that bred was Trump's ticket to The White House eight years later.

I'm excited.  Trump is such an incompetent narcissistic greedy piece of shit that he has opened the door for young people who stand for the exact opposite.  This year and 2028 will be their big test.

 

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2 hours ago, stevenkesslar said:

 

Damn right, Sis! 

Even if you are my Sister In Cock, and I am not into incest, I still think you are sexy when you get angry!   

Democrats have to get out and vote.  And organize.  And give.  I've been sending monthly contributions to Ossoff, Brown, Peltola, and Talarico since they won their primaries.  I have now added Platner in Maine and Turek in Iowa.  Once Michigan has their primary I will add whoever wins there.  So my hope is that we can hold all the blue Senate seats, and flip North Carolina as a now fairly sure thing.  Then we have to win three more.  Ohio, Alaska, and Maine seem like the most likely.  Iowa and Texas may be possible.  

Here's too much information:

 

It's an hour long rant between three more centrist talking heads that largely focuses on this whole "democratic socialism" thing.  

Two points I will make.

First, I was surprised by the level of derision toward this economic populism movement.  Especially from Mark Halperin.  All three of these guys are essentially long time voices of The Establishment.  So I get it.  They would all like a more centrist policy orientation.  Whether that be Fox News right of center or Joe Biden left of center.   But it just feels insulting. 

There are a few minutes around 15:00 when Halperin reads a press release from Bernie Sanders, which is mostly just facts.  Like Sanders talks about how many democratic socialists are winning.  And how ideas like taxing billionaire oligarchs more and providing stronger protection for labor unions are popular ideas.  Poll after poll says most Americans support labor unions, and want the rich to pay more taxes.  What's to dismiss or ridicule about that?

I think Halperin is the best political journalist in America today.  His 2Way thing did by far the best job of covering how people - especially swing voters - felt in 2024.  It was no shock that for many people Trump ended up being the lesser evil.  It's the economy, stupid.  In a word:  Bidenflation. 

So maybe Halperin is right that the "socialist!" bogeyman will scare moderate voters off.  But if "socialism" means housing or health care is more affordable, it may not be so scary.  New York is a center of capitalism in America and the world, and yet Mamdani won.  The wind is at his back.  

Second, I completely agree with what Democrat and former Biden guy Kevin Walling says.  And what you say, Sis.  What really matters is turnout.  And one of the tests will be Colorado's 8th congressional district. 

One of those Colorado races is a democratic socialist who won in deep blue Denver.  So whether the Democrat is the "progressive" who was a House member for 30 years and lost, or a newcomer "democratic socialist" who won, Democrats will hold that seat. 

The 8th is a whole different matter.  Progressive Manny Rutinel got about 40,000 votes in the Democratic primary, about twice as much as his moderate opponent.   Incumbent Republican Gabe Evans got about 40,000 votes in the Republican primary, running unopposed.  That's 100,000 votes added together.  In 2024 Republican Evans won with 163,000ish votes, compared to 161,000ish for Democrat Yadiro Caraveo. So the fall election may have more than three times as many voters deciding who wins.  And probably the ones who are most centrist or most undecided didn't even show up for the primary.

What I do know is the same things were said to dismiss Wellstone.  He was too radical.  And he just kept hammering on economic populist themes.  He was left-wing enough that he never did win in a landslide, even as the incumbent.  But he won.   And in Minnesota it was Wellstone and his politics that turned a losing decade around.

If the Fall election is about economic populism, Manny Rutinel will probably win.  He may get more people inspired to actually vote - especially if it is young voters who are pissed off.  If the election is about socialism or "woke" bullshit, he will probably lose.

Either way, it is on the democratic socialists or progressives to prove that they can win.  And that, if they win, they can actually govern.

I'm not persuaded that the solution is more moderate Democrats who have more and more corporate lobbyist money.  They tend to block serious change and go along with what corporations want.   

Biden actually said that a lot in 2008 when he ran for POTUS.  That was right after we lost about 6 million factory jobs to China or automation.  Biden blamed that on Republican control under W.  But he also said too many Democrats addicted to corporate campaign money just went along and did not fight like hell.  The anger and cynicism that bred was Trump's ticket to The White House eight years later.

I'm excited.  Trump is such an incompetent narcissistic greedy piece of shit that he has opened the door for young people who stand for the exact opposite.  This year and 2028 will be their big test.

 

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If anyone can "charm the PANTS off" and lure voters over to the DS side, its MY man Mamdani....... While AOC may be a bit offputting for most,  Mamdani seems to be like catnip for his up and coming populism, and the young folk love him..... And THEY will make the difference....   I think people are starting to see how Trump is robbing them right out in the open, and proud of doing so.  He is showing people that to him, THEY are nothing more than breathing ATM machines, and that HE and his dumb, useless sons and oligarch buddies may be ignorant assholes, but they are sure SMART enough to steal our money.....  

I am HOPING the intense heat in DC tomorrow will induce extreme sweating and bloating, affect Trumps breathing , and his huge cankels will squeeze the life out of him during his self-indulgent speech ?    How many will actually be listening anyway, based on turnout at his FAILED State Fair ?   

Trumps star is "falling",  and we just need it to be DEAD just like his "slush fund" for criminals and predators.....

Come on Mamdani,  HELP US, with your infectuous smile.... And I will keep those BJ's cumming.......:yahoo:

His name is Zohran MAMDANI and he is smiling. He made so many people smile  today. Those who intentionally mispronounced or misspelled his name are  weeping or whatever they call it when

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26 minutes ago, Suckrates said:

Come on Mamdani,  HELP US, with your infectuous smile.... And I will keep those BJ's cumming.......:yahoo:

Your generosity always astounds me!   💞

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