Maybe Michigan’s problem is mainly Bryce, we play Carr, and we’re a lil better. I have worked at jobs for a year until I realized what was wrong wasn’t what I thought it was. It’s just never the lowest common denominator
Do people not know how the media works? That’s how this all works and a representation of how you use the media to the advantage of what you want to accomplish. I think calling reporters under an alias and not disguising your voice like Trump would not be good
@elobornola@ClayTravis Same, I’ve moved to the center from the left as I got older. I think the government should make people’s lives better & I care way more about fiscal responsibility now. Tax cuts r cool but dems seem more aligned w/real issues imo
@RLauletti@ClayTravis Straight ticket ballots, Benson has a big lead, D vote is much more reliable in midterms now, haven’t elected an R statewide since 2014. Pretty hard to fuck this up
Dearborn Hts homeowner here & this is not my experience. There have been a lot of changes the more Muslim families move in & it’s all positive. It’s nicer, family oriented, property values skyrocketing, & developing rapidly. It’s different but my neighbors are lovely people
Lifelong Michigander here, born and raised outside of Dearborn. I will tell you why Abdul El-Sayed will lose to Mike Rogers in November, because it’s actually very simple. It’s the same reason Haley Stevens won Rashida Tlaib’s district (which includes Dearborn), why MI-8 voters elected Thomas Smith, who had dropped out, over the Trump-endorsed Muslim alternative, and why Sri Thanedar lost to a black progressive in MI-13 despite being extremely progressive himself.
It’s because Michiganders look at what is happening to parts of their state, thanks to the growing influence and spread of political Islam, and are appalled by it. People who haven’t been to metro-Detroit simply do not understand how bad things have gotten. But Michiganders know. And they’re not going to elect the guy who wants to make it worse.
Every dollar Obama has made can be traced publicly. If I had to read fake shit like this to feel better about supporting a dude that is literally stealing billions from us I would simply kill myself lol
"I wouldn't believe em unless I saw them, but [these numbers are] here loud and clear"...
A large minority (44%) are against the idea of judges even being able to review Trump's policies. A majority (59%) of Republicans are good with impeaching judges who rule against Trump.
I must say it is interesting that the fall of the SEC’s dominance, the fall of Alabama, and Georgia coming back to normal all happened as soon as every team could start legally paying players.