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Tough day for the Donks.

Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2015 7:31 am
by Baldy
1. Pot legalization fails in Ohio.
2. Donks lose seats in the Virginia state house.
3. San Francisco's Sanctuary Sheriff gets booted.
4. Conks take over the governor's office in Kentucky.
5. A black female Tea Partier wins the Lt. Governor's race in Kentucky as well.

:lol:

Re: Tough day for the Donks.

Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2015 7:46 am
by kalm
The Democratic Party has become the party of big business AND big government.

Nice positioning. :lol:

(Come to think of it...they've become Republicans! :rofl: )

Re: Tough day for the Donks.

Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2015 7:55 am
by Ivytalk
About all the local Donks can point to is their success in sweeping the three open PA Supreme Court seats. I've always thought that judicial elections were unseemly -- these clowns spent almost $16 million among them -- but this year's commercials take the cake. None of the "dese, dem and doze" Donk candidates should be on any bench, anywhere.

Re: Tough day for the Donks.

Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2015 8:15 am
by GannonFan
Ivytalk wrote:About all the local Donks can point to is their success in sweeping the three open PA Supreme Court seats. I've always thought that judicial elections were unseemly -- these clowns spent almost $16 million among them -- but this year's commercials take the cake. None of the "dese, dem and doze" Donk candidates should be on any bench, anywhere.
Eh, PA Supreme Court is a bit of a joke (well, a lot of Pennsylvania politcs is as well, so no significant difference there). I wasn't sure why there was such a big focus on it really anyway, not sure what really will be affected.

Re: Tough day for the Donks.

Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2015 9:19 am
by Baldy
kalm wrote:The Democratic Party has become the party of big business AND big government.

Nice positioning. :lol:

(Come to think of it...they've become Republicans! :rofl: )
Donks have always been the party of Big Gubbermint. There is no doubt they have positioned themselves to be the party of big business as well.
Almost all of the big businesses are and have mostly been Donk controlled. Google, Apple, Microsoft, Amazon...all the way into Big Healthcare, Big Media - Viacom, Comcast, Disney, CBS, Universal, etc.

Though Conks have been bought before, they have never really been the party of Big Business. Conks have mostly always been the party of small business and entrepreneurs. :nod:

Re: Tough day for the Donks.

Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2015 9:29 am
by Cap'n Cat
Tough day for the Donks?

:rofl:


Tough 15 years for the Conks!


:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Image
"Hey, W, is that a WMD over there?? Just foolin'! Gotcha, didn't I?"

Re: Tough day for the Donks.

Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2015 9:32 am
by Cap'n Cat
Baldy wrote:
kalm wrote:The Democratic Party has become the party of big business AND big government.

Nice positioning. :lol:

(Come to think of it...they've become Republicans! :rofl: )
Donks have always been the party of Big Gubbermint. There is no doubt they have positioned themselves to be the party of big business as well.
Almost all of the big businesses are and have mostly been Donk controlled. Google, Apple, Microsoft, Amazon...all the way into Big Healthcare, Big Media - Viacom, Comcast, Disney, CBS, Universal, etc.

Though Conks have been bought before, they have never really been the party of Big Business. Conks have mostly always been the party of small business and entrepreneurs. :nod:


Wh-wh-wh-wh-WHAT?????????



Nice use of qualifiers, dumbass!

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Re: Tough day for the Donks.

Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2015 9:35 am
by ASUG8
Cap'n Cat wrote: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Image
"Hey, W, remember how I said I'd get out of Iraq, quit all the wars, and close Guantanamo? :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: "

"Then I told Romney the 80's wanted their foreign policy back because Russia wasn't a threat? What a bunch of buffoons for believing that BS" :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

"Even better, I think they'd elect me AGAIN." :lol:



FIFY

Re: Tough day for the Donks.

Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2015 9:39 am
by Cap'n Cat
Lame, 8r.

:coffee:

Re: Tough day for the Donks.

Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2015 9:50 am
by 89Hen
I think I heard this morning that 122 of 122 incumbents won in the Virginia General Assembly. So much for people being fed up with the status quo. :shock:

Re: Tough day for the Donks.

Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2015 9:54 am
by Ivytalk
Cap'n Cat wrote:Lame, 8r.

:coffee:
He nailed you. As usual, you got nothin' beyond bluster. :coffee:

Re: Tough day for the Donks.

Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2015 9:55 am
by kalm
Baldy wrote:
kalm wrote:The Democratic Party has become the party of big business AND big government.

Nice positioning. :lol:

(Come to think of it...they've become Republicans! :rofl: )
Donks have always been the party of Big Gubbermint. There is no doubt they have positioned themselves to be the party of big business as well.
Almost all of the big businesses are and have mostly been Donk controlled. Google, Apple, Microsoft, Amazon...all the way into Big Healthcare, Big Media - Viacom, Comcast, Disney, CBS, Universal, etc.

Though Conks have been bought before, they have never really been the party of Big Business. Conks have mostly always been the party of small business and entrepreneurs. :nod:
Yeah! Remember when conks fought against monopolies and for the little guy all those times???

:rofl:

Re: Tough day for the Donks.

Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2015 9:58 am
by Ivytalk
GannonFan wrote:
Ivytalk wrote:About all the local Donks can point to is their success in sweeping the three open PA Supreme Court seats. I've always thought that judicial elections were unseemly -- these clowns spent almost $16 million among them -- but this year's commercials take the cake. None of the "dese, dem and doze" Donk candidates should be on any bench, anywhere.
Eh, PA Supreme Court is a bit of a joke (well, a lot of Pennsylvania politcs is as well, so no significant difference there). I wasn't sure why there was such a big focus on it really anyway, not sure what really will be affected.
It's no "eh-ing matter." :bad: A state Supreme Court is the final arbiter of disputes relating directly to the enforceability of important state laws and regulations. When a governor or a legislature has an "agenda," the importance should be obvious. If these new Donk justices are just going to carry water for Governor Wolf, and consider themselves an arm of a political branch of government, you could be in for a long four years. Judicial elections are :loko: .

Re: Tough day for the Donks.

Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2015 10:47 am
by D1B
Ivytalk wrote:
Cap'n Cat wrote:Lame, 8r.

:coffee:
He nailed you. As usual, you got nothin' beyond bluster. :coffee:
It was weak by anyone's standards but yours.

IvyTwit - always the 7th or 8th smartest guy in the room. Can't keep up and aint funny. :nod:

Re: Tough day for the Donks.

Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2015 11:00 am
by GannonFan
Ivytalk wrote:
GannonFan wrote:
Eh, PA Supreme Court is a bit of a joke (well, a lot of Pennsylvania politcs is as well, so no significant difference there). I wasn't sure why there was such a big focus on it really anyway, not sure what really will be affected.
It's no "eh-ing matter." :bad: A state Supreme Court is the final arbiter of disputes relating directly to the enforceability of important state laws and regulations. When a governor or a legislature has an "agenda," the importance should be obvious. If these new Donk justices are just going to carry water for Governor Wolf, and consider themselves an arm of a political branch of government, you could be in for a long four years. Judicial elections are :loko: .
The GOP has a stranglehold on both houses in the legislature in PA, though, and have been at loggerheads with Wolf already. I'm not sure how this tips the balance one way or not - I don't see the GOP control of the legislature ending anytime soon and Wolf may or may not be in office after the next election, depending who the GOP comes up with (they've had some real bad candidates for governor as of late). But yes, judicial elections, especially for something as high as the state supreme court, is pretty goofy.

Re: Tough day for the Donks.

Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2015 11:07 am
by Ivytalk
D1B wrote:
Ivytalk wrote:
He nailed you. As usual, you got nothin' beyond bluster. :coffee:
It was weak by anyone's standards but yours.

IvyTwit - always the 7th or 8th smartest guy in the room. Can't keep up and aint funny. :nod:
Good old D1B, always there to cover his brother's ample rear. :coffee:

Re: Tough day for the Donks.

Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2015 11:26 am
by D1B
Ivytalk wrote:
D1B wrote:
It was weak by anyone's standards but yours.

IvyTwit - always the 7th or 8th smartest guy in the room. Can't keep up and aint funny. :nod:
Good old D1B, always there to cover his brother's ample rear. :coffee:
He rarely posts. I cover all who are good and pure.

Re: Tough day for the Donks.

Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2015 11:46 am
by 89Hen
D1B wrote:I cover all who are good and pure.
How'd you get to 18,000 posts? :suspicious:

Re: Tough day for the Donks.

Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2015 12:59 pm
by D1B
89Hen wrote:
D1B wrote:I cover all who are good and pure.
How'd you get to 18,000 posts? :suspicious:
Obamacare don't pay for anger management and personality disorder therepy.

Re: Tough day for the Donks.

Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2015 1:00 pm
by Ibanez
89Hen wrote:I think I heard this morning that 122 of 122 incumbents won in the Virginia General Assembly. So much for people being fed up with the status quo. :shock:
It's on a small scale, but a few mayors and some city council people were voted out in local elections.

Re: Tough day for the Donks.

Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2015 2:11 pm
by Baldy
Ivytalk wrote:
Cap'n Cat wrote:Lame, 8r.

:coffee:
He nailed you. As usual, you got nothin' beyond bluster. :coffee:
:nod:

Nailed like a $2 whore during Fleet Week.

Cappy's just low-hanging fruit now. :(

Re: Tough day for the Donks.

Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2015 2:18 pm
by Baldy
kalm wrote:
Baldy wrote: Donks have always been the party of Big Gubbermint. There is no doubt they have positioned themselves to be the party of big business as well.
Almost all of the big businesses are and have mostly been Donk controlled. Google, Apple, Microsoft, Amazon...all the way into Big Healthcare, Big Media - Viacom, Comcast, Disney, CBS, Universal, etc.

Though Conks have been bought before, they have never really been the party of Big Business. Conks have mostly always been the party of small business and entrepreneurs. :nod:
Yeah! Remember when conks fought against monopolies and for the little guy all those times???

:rofl:
Exactly. :nod:

Re: Tough day for the Donks.

Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2015 2:50 pm
by Cap'n Cat
Couple a dorks! Can't believe Bald Nuts had the guts to post something so stupid......

Dumbest motherfucker on the board, 2006 to present..... :ohno:

:roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:


Little guys, eh? Like this cocksucker with Baldy's idol, who, of course, is only selling to entrepreneurial start-up Mom and Pop petroleum operations in Bugtussle, Oklahoma:

Image


No, not the party of Big Bizness at all!!

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Re: Tough day for the Donks.

Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2015 3:10 pm
by AZGrizFan
Cap'n Cat wrote: Image
Obama: "Hey, W, is that a WMD over there?? Just foolin'! Gotcha, didn't I?"
Bush: Nah, that's just another line in the sand..."
FIFY

Re: Tough day for the Donks.

Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2015 3:13 pm
by 93henfan
D1B wrote:
89Hen wrote: How'd you get to 18,000 posts? :suspicious:
Obamacare don't pay for anger management and personality disorder therepy.
:lol: