GA Special Election: Complete, Utter, and total failure of Liberalism

[Zander]

It's a podunk district in a podunk state.

Meaningless.

Well....unless you have absolutely no life......or live in the district (same thing!).

LOL, really? This is suburban Atlanta which is one of the biggest economic hubs in the country and has a wide swath of middle class and upper income residents. This is hardly a podunk district. It's very representative of middle class America.

Ok.

It's still not a referendum on Trump.

 

[mamooth]

So, a R+23 district went to R +2

Keep whistling past that graveyard.

 

[oreo]

Instead of running on an "I Love Pelosi and Progressives Platform", Jon Ossoff (D) has borrowed a page from Obama and is sounding like a fiscal Conservative and political Moderate. If Liberalism is a success, why is he running as a Republican?

"Local economic development and cutting wasteful government spending are Ossoff's talking points in a race against Republican Karen Handel that has shattered records as the most expensive congressional contest in U.S. history. Polls show it is headed for a tight finish in Tuesday's special election."

Do you have any doubt that if he's elected he'll vote 100% Liberal/Socialist? Why isn't he running on a Progressive platform?

In House race in Georgia, Democrats look for new path to power

Most Democrats in the South are what we refer to as "blue Dog Democrats"--aka Bowweavels. They're actually much more conservative than they're liberal counterparts. Just like there are more liberal (moderate Republicans) versus far right nut case Republicans depending on what part of the country they come from.

That's how Republicans get elected in California, and how Democrats are elected in the south.

 

[JBond]

CNN and others have called it. Another Republican win!

Live updates: Georgia’s 6th District special election in the spotlight | Political Insider blog

 

[oreo]

So, a R+23 district went to R +2

Keep whistling past that graveyard.

That's not looking good for Republicans in 2018.

 

[Wyatt earp]

Instead of running on an "I Love Pelosi and Progressives Platform", Jon Ossoff (D) has borrowed a page from Obama and is sounding like a fiscal Conservative and political Moderate. If Liberalism is a success, why is he running as a Republican?

"Local economic development and cutting wasteful government spending are Ossoff's talking points in a race against Republican Karen Handel that has shattered records as the most expensive congressional contest in U.S. history. Polls show it is headed for a tight finish in Tuesday's special election."

Do you have any doubt that if he's elected he'll vote 100% Liberal/Socialist? Why isn't he running on a Progressive platform?

In House race in Georgia, Democrats look for new path to power

Most Democrats in the South are what we refer to as "blue Dog Democrats"--aka Bowweavels. They're actually much more conservative than they're liberal counterparts. Just like there are more liberal (moderate Republicans) versus far right nut case Republicans depending on what part of the country they come from.

That's how Republicans get elected in California, and how Democrats are elected in the south.

GTFO we have so many Northern liberal retarded transplants down here it's not even funny...



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[Zander]

Dems have now lost 4 "must win" "referendum" elections.....But Republicans are "whistling past the graveyard"?

You just can't make this shit up .......

 

[Flash]

It's a podunk district in a podunk state.

Meaningless.

Well....unless you have absolutely no life......or live in the district (same thing!).

LOL, really? This is suburban Atlanta which is one of the biggest economic hubs in the country and has a wide swath of middle class and upper income residents. This is hardly a podunk district. It's very representative of middle class America.

My son lives in that district. Alpharetta.

It is mostly middle class professionals. Many upscale neighborhoods with high incomes. Not the ghetto of inner city Atlanta (that usually votes for those idiot Democrats) by a long shot and not rural Georgia.

He said this election has been a circus. Thank god that filthy ass Democrat ***** Pajama Boy isn't going to win.

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

So, a R+23 district went to R +2

Keep whistling past that graveyard.

It's an R+8 district.

Georgia's 6th congressional district - Wikipedia

Hope you can whistle and walk at the same time. You might fall in that grave.

 

[theHawk]

So, a R+23 district went to R +2

Keep whistling past that graveyard.

That's not looking good for Republicans in 2018.

Keep telling yourselves that. The Dems blew tens of millions on this race and couldn't even win, all with Trump's approval rating at "all time lows" and on the verge of impeachment according to the MSM and their mindless followers.

 

[WaitingFor2020]

Instead of running on an "I Love Pelosi and Progressives Platform", Jon Ossoff (D) has borrowed a page from Obama and is sounding like a fiscal Conservative and political Moderate. If Liberalism is a success, why is he running as a Republican?

"Local economic development and cutting wasteful government spending are Ossoff's talking points in a race against Republican Karen Handel that has shattered records as the most expensive congressional contest in U.S. history. Polls show it is headed for a tight finish in Tuesday's special election."

Do you have any doubt that if he's elected he'll vote 100% Liberal/Socialist? Why isn't he running on a Progressive platform?

In House race in Georgia, Democrats look for new path to power

In a red district of Georgia that is almost maroon, this is a warning shot across the bow. Trump continues to stumble and the midterms in 2018 will be blue all over the map for Congress. The buzz word to listen for: "pimaried".

Primary challenge
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A primary challenge occurs in U.S. politics when an incumbent elected official is challenged in an upcoming primary election by a member of his own political party. Such events, known informally as "being primaried," are noteworthy and not frequent in the United States, as tradition dictates that members of a political party support officeholders of the same party, both for party unity and to minimize the possibility of loss of the seat to an opposing party.

 

[WaitingFor2020]

And the next stumble will be Sean Spicer and Jeffy Sessions are out.

 

[2aguy]

So, a R+23 district went to R +2

Keep whistling past that graveyard.

That's not looking good for Republicans in 2018.

It wasn't looking good for Trump in November.....

IT wasn't looking good for Republicans in these 4 special elections....

Keep telling us how it isn't looking good for republicans while I fix another glass of liberal tears....over ice.....

 

[williepete]

It's a podunk district in a podunk state.

GFY you ignorant California fruitcake. A city of nearly 6 million with a greater metropolitan population area of over 9 million is podunk? You're an idiot. But then you're from California so I repeat myself.

Metro Atlanta No. 4 in the country for 2016 population increase

Metro Atlanta No. 4 in the country for 2016 population increase

 

[Flash]

CNN and others have called it. Another Republican win!

Live updates: Georgia’s 6th District special election in the spotlight | Political Insider blog

 

[2aguy]

Instead of running on an "I Love Pelosi and Progressives Platform", Jon Ossoff (D) has borrowed a page from Obama and is sounding like a fiscal Conservative and political Moderate. If Liberalism is a success, why is he running as a Republican?

"Local economic development and cutting wasteful government spending are Ossoff's talking points in a race against Republican Karen Handel that has shattered records as the most expensive congressional contest in U.S. history. Polls show it is headed for a tight finish in Tuesday's special election."

Do you have any doubt that if he's elected he'll vote 100% Liberal/Socialist? Why isn't he running on a Progressive platform?

In House race in Georgia, Democrats look for new path to power

In a red district of Georgia that is almost maroon, this is a warning shot across the bow. Trump continues to stumble and the midterms in 2018 will be blue all over the map for Congress. The buzz word to listen for: "pimaried".

Primary challenge
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A primary challenge occurs in U.S. politics when an incumbent elected official is challenged in an upcoming primary election by a member of his own political party. Such events, known informally as "being primaried," are noteworthy and not frequent in the United States, as tradition dictates that members of a political party support officeholders of the same party, both for party unity and to minimize the possibility of loss of the seat to an opposing party.

You guys just lost the next election that you were going to win because people don't like Trump...you lost...again....and now you tell is again what is definitely going to happen in 2018....?

 

[jon_berzerk]

looks like it is going to be another "winning" by "losing" election night

--LOL

 

[Flash]

So, a R+23 district went to R +2

Keep whistling past that graveyard.

It's an R+8 district.

Georgia's 6th congressional district - Wikipedia

Hope you can whistle and walk at the same time. You might fall in that grave.

It looks like $50 million only bought the filthy ass Democrats about 2 or 3 percentage point. That is pretty damn pathetic.

 

[Wyatt earp]

So, a R+23 district went to R +2

Keep whistling past that graveyard.

That's not looking good for Republicans in 2018.

Keep telling yourselves that. The Dems blew tens of millions on this race and couldn't even win, all with Trump's approval rating at "all time lows" and on the verge of impeachment according to the MSM and their mindless followers.

You think all the millions they blown in 2014, 2016 and now this election the money would be better spent on charity or something.



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[WaitingFor2020]

So, a R+23 district went to R +2

Keep whistling past that graveyard.

That's not looking good for Republicans in 2018.

Keep telling yourselves that. The Dems blew tens of millions on this race and couldn't even win, all with Trump's approval rating at "all time lows" and on the verge of impeachment according to the MSM and their mindless followers.

You keep telling yourself that. In the spring of 2015 the Republicans had their heads up their asses with 15 douchebags that none of you wanted. And then things changed on a dime when Trump announced his candidacy. When something goes up like that, it comes down twice as hard and fast. Trump is failing and failing quickly. The 2018 midterms are going to be the down hard and fast for you stupid ******* Trumpies.

WH is going to have some big lay offs this next few weeks and now Steve Bannon is really really mad with his butt-buddy:
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