Liberal Hollywood still doesn't get it. Their endorsements don't mean dick as shown by Osoff's loss.

[JakeStarkey]

In November last, GOP won by 20 points in the 6th.

In June now, the GOP won by 5 points in the 6th.

A win is a win is a win.

Until the point spread falls and it becomes a loss.

 

[FJO]

In November last, GOP won by 20 points in the 6th.

In June now, the GOP won by 5 points in the 6th.

A win is a win is a win.

Until the point spread falls and it becomes a loss.

Sure enough, the GOP took a thorough soaking by winning, dropping 15 points in less than a year.

If this trend continues, the entire world will be Democrat by the year 2070.

I plan to be there to congratulate you and admit that you were right all these years.

 

[JakeStarkey]

Being foolish, FJO, is not going to help you. But I am glad you admit the winning margin fell by 75% in a bright red district.

 

[IsaacNewton]

Then American business is dumb as it gets because they've paid Hollywood celebrities hundreds of millions of dollars over the years to endorse their products.

Some of those that endorsed Trump? Gary Busey, Charlie Sheen, Tila Tequila, Dennis Rodman, Scott Baio. You know, the big stars in Hollywood. LOL

 

[talksalot]

Looks like the Big Stars couldn't pull off a Democrat win no matter how many political messages they produce, how much they threaten to leave or kill Trump or blow up the White House or throw their money around.

Classy

 

[FJO]

Then American business is dumb as it gets because they've paid Hollywood celebrities hundreds of millions of dollars over the years to endorse their products.

Some of those that endorsed Trump? Gary Busey, Charlie Sheen, Tila Tequila, Dennis Rodman, Scott Baio. You know, the big stars in Hollywood. LOL

Their endorsement, obviously, meant more than the endorsements of Madonna, Robert de Niro, Ashley Judd, Alissa Milano or Alec Baldwin.

 

[AsianTrumpSupporter]

Then American business is dumb as it gets because they've paid Hollywood celebrities hundreds of millions of dollars over the years to endorse their products.

Some of those that endorsed Trump? Gary Busey, Charlie Sheen, Tila Tequila, Dennis Rodman, Scott Baio. You know, the big stars in Hollywood. LOL

Their endorsement, obviously, meant more than the endorsements of Madonna, Robert de Niro, Ashley Judd, Alissa Milano or Alec Baldwin.

IsaacNewton hates the celebrities who endorsed Trump, because they're not all white celebrities.

 

[ptbw forever]

"Trump only won the district by a 1% margin" is a fallacy of false equivalency.

The GOP winner in November won by 20 points, Handel only by 5 points.

Handel is not an incumbent, idiot.

Price also didn't have a nationalized race with tens of millions of dollars used against him.

 

[blackhawk]

The thing the Hollywood celebrity has still not figured out it seems is just because lots of people buy their music watch their TV show or go their movies does not mean they share their political or social views.

 

[AsianTrumpSupporter]

The thing the Hollywood celebrity has still not figured out it seems is just because lots of people buy their music watch their TV show or go their movies does not mean they share their political or social views.

They're basically highly paid circus clowns, and most of them have the same level of intelligence as circus clowns.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

The thing the Hollywood celebrity has still not figured out it seems is just because lots of people buy their music watch their TV show or go their movies does not mean they share their political or social views.

Absolutely. The thing is when you have a job that depends on people buying your "stuff" and then take a political stance, you automatically piss off half of your followers from the get go. if you are an entertainer, the stupidest thing you can do (if you wish to remain successful) is side with one ideology or another. Keep it to yourself.

 

[blackhawk]

The thing the Hollywood celebrity has still not figured out it seems is just because lots of people buy their music watch their TV show or go their movies does not mean they share their political or social views.

Absolutely. The thing is when you have a job that depends on people buying your "stuff" and then take a political stance, you automatically piss off half of your followers from the get go. if you are an entertainer, the stupidest thing you can do (if you wish to remain successful) is side with one ideology or another. Keep it to yourself.

I don't think having a political ideology or expressing it is a big deal it's the way many of them do it talking down to people and calling them racist, extremist and so on for daring to have different political and social views than them. If they can't express themselves in a more rational and mature way than this then they sure as hell will piss a lot of their fans.

 

[deanrd]

The GOP base is so screwed by their leadership. And they believe they "won".. Oh, they won OK. They won b@lls deep.

 

[AsianTrumpSupporter]

 

[AsianTrumpSupporter]

Barkley gets it.

 

[JakeStarkey]

No thinking person believed Handel was the incumbent, ptbw. Your reading disorder is becoming worse. Both sides had plenty of money, and the vote margin for victory was cut by 75%. Tough, but there it is.

 

[NYcarbineer]

Why does every RWnut on the planet insist on operating from the premise that every congressional district in the country is exactly the same demographically/politically?

It's idiocy.

 

[martybegan]

In November last, GOP won by 20 points in the 6th.

In June now, the GOP won by 5 points in the 6th.

What was the difference in turnout?

 

[martybegan]

"Trump only won the district by a 1% margin" is a fallacy of false equivalency.

The GOP winner in November won by 20 points, Handel only by 5 points.

Again, what was the difference in turnout?

 

[FJO]

In November last, GOP won by 20 points in the 6th.

In June now, the GOP won by 5 points in the 6th.

What was the difference in turnout?

And even ore importantly, what was the difference in final results?