@JoezMcfLy Not only should Jorge be in the Core 4, he should be in Cooperstown. One of the more glaring omissions to the Hall in baseball history.
It was just one ballot, right? Criminal.
@StallionCornell I’m still amazed people refuse to believe the likely and expected outcome of an election when the incumbent was historically unpopular and in the midst of what was likely a top-2 worst election year in US history.
Especially when Trump was telegraphing he’d cry fraud for months.
@EdKrassen As a former rural conservative, lots of those folks are surrounded by people that think and do exactly like them. There are areas in PA that are likely over 90% Republican.
I think it smashes their worldview when they learn the only ideology they encounter is unpopular.
@KariLake I’m so fascinated by your psychology. Were you neglected at some point? Bullied? With all the filters, the necessity for you to cower from the votes of popular democracy. Clearly people don’t like you, and it seems you intend to make it everyone’s issue.
@ScottPresler The irony of Scott implying that an expected Democrat midterm victory would have to be the product of corruption, while there are allegations that he’s illegally using his PA address to aid in voter registration fraud. https://t.co/Icr0Jp69KJ
@ScottPresler How disingenuous is it to claim that a democratic victory - which is expected in the House and increasingly likely in the Senate - is from fraud?
The moment operatives and grifters like you actually get back to supporting American democracy, we’ll be better off. You’re a hack.
@mattvanswol “For anyone confused by what happened in Brazil, let me give you a fallacious example that is calculated to inflame my fellow right wingers who equally lack the knowledge of what really happened.”
@ThatGirlCasey1 Political ideology is a team sport for many of them. Probably needed some sort of confirmation bias before they get their asses wiped in the midterms.