Trump Derangement Syndrome - Orange man bad. Read the OP! (ᴛʜɪs ᴛʜʀᴇᴀᴅ ɪs ʟɪᴋᴇ ᴋɪᴡɪ ғᴀʀᴍs ʀᴇᴠɪᴇᴡs ɴᴏᴡ) 🗿🗿🗿🗿

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See, this looks really bad on paper, and I can see why a lot of people would rightfully be upset about this, but I sat down to really give her the benefit of the doubt and to try and work out her motivations. I think I've got her angle all figured out, and I can honestly sympathize.

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GoFundMe refunded the money. I hope she gets sued for fraud.
 
One thing I worry about is everyone on the right being too confident to not vote because "lol libs are stupid"

That's probably a reason why Donald has been doing so many rallies and specifically saying "Don't get complacent" at them. It's easy to sit back and laugh at the screeching they've been doing for 2 years, but you need someone to remind you to stop laughing for just a second and vote so the screeching will continue.

Regardless of the outcome he's still President for 2 more years so it's still 2 years of nice salt to look forward to.
 
One thing I worry about is everyone on the right being too confident to not vote because "lol libs are stupid"

I don't want to say you're wrong, but all the polls have been showing the only blue wave will be liberal tears, even the Dems tilted their hand have begun a freak out.

Then again, we all know how good pre-election polling is....
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So yeah, don't get complacent. Around Democrats, never relax.
 
Thankfully, Demss have been doing a fantastic job of pissing off Republicans.

The dumb thing is, is that most of the Democrat ads trying to get people that would be undecided, just ends up insulting them to the point that they'd vote for the Republicans because at least their ads don't imply you to be a racist nazi sympathizer if you don't do exactly what they say.
 
The dumb thing is, is that most of the Democrat ads trying to get people that would be undecided, just ends up insulting them to the point that they'd vote for the Republicans because at least their ads don't imply you to be a racist nazi sympathizer if you don't do exactly what they say.
My favorite one is still the one with the MAGA truck of peace running PoC children over.
 
He’s one of the few defeated by Trump to learn the lessons of that defeat. The rest have been screeching and shitting themselves for 2 years.

On top of that according to Trump himself most of the animosity between them was theatrics anyway. Cruz and Carson both seem to have understood that what he says on campaign to get the job was just jaw jaw. They both seemed to spot something to back him and it has paid dividends since. Carson's largely unreported work is desperately trying to go unnoticed by the MSM but not among the communities targeted and Cruz seems to be ascending to another plain of existence.
 
The only think I know about midterm isthat no matter if republican lose the house or not this thread will still deliver TDS faggots screenshot.

Ted Cruz has been on fire lately. Is it possible Trump has managed to teach him how to win?

If on fire means that now I must like him because donald told me that, yes, he is on fire lol.
 
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Oh boy I'm voting against Cherokee Liz Warren. I have no idea about the other elections, so I'll probably just vote non-encumbant across the board, as I live in liberal taxachussetts. The questions aren't very interesting on our ballot either.

Oh well, I'll cheer from the sidelines for the actual elections that aren't already decided, like I always have to do with this dumb state.
 
Thankfully, Demss have been doing a fantastic job of pissing off Republicans.

This couldn't be any truer for me. While I have never skipped voting on an election since I've been old enough to vote, I have voted with more determination for the past two elections than I have in a while.

In 2015, I was a jaded conservative (with libertarian tendencies) voter who hated the GOP and deemed herself a #NeverTrumper. Then, March 2016 happened, when one of Trump's rallies in Chicago had to be canceled due to violent protests by the opposition. As cringy as the term has become, that was a "red pill" moment for me, as I had realized how damaged and fucking crazy the left has become.

I've said this many times before, and I'll say it again: My ballots are going to bleed RED for the foreseeable future. The Democrat Party is fucking nuts, and as long as they remain this way, I will never consider voting Democrat ever again (which I had done in some local, smaller elections before).
 
Finally the day has arrived and I will soon be free of these obnoxious campaign ads.

But you'll never be free of the obnoxious shrieking. That's what gets me about people who are saying they just look forward to the election being over... look back at the last two years, you think the election means anything is going to be over?

Heck, in this case I doubt this will be the end of the campaign ads. You can probably just look forward to two solid years of campaign ads for 2020.
 
This couldn't be any truer for me. While I have never skipped voting on an election since I've been old enough to vote, I have voted with more determination for the past two elections than I have in a while.
In 2015, I was a jaded conservative (with libertarian tendencies) voter who hated the GOP and deemed herself a #NeverTrumper. Then, March 2016 happened, when one of Trump's rallies in Chicago had to be canceled due to violent protests by the opposition. As cringy as the term has become, that was a "red pill" moment for me, as I had realized how damaged and fucking crazy the left has become.

I've said this many times before, and I'll say it again: My ballots are going to bleed RED for the foreseeable future. The Democrat Party is fucking nuts, and as long as they remain this way, I will never consider voting Democrat ever again (which I had done in some local, smaller elections before).
I was much the same way for a while longer, I ended up voting for Gary Johnson hoping enough people might as well to establish an at least semi-viable third party option but I ended up regretting that quite a bit. Not because of throwing away a vote, it wouldn't matter at all where I live anyway, but because Johnson was a joke of a libertarian and a candidate. I did enjoy the election night salt but Trump honestly didn't do much to win me over, it was well into 2017 with antifa chimping out that that started to change. The Kavanaugh hearings were probably the final straw for me.
 
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