2026 Elections: To the Midterms and Beyond!

[FadeToBlack&Gold]

a man is as faithful as his options.

Honestly, I am surprised this quote or something akin to it isn't attributed to someone like Einstein, who infamously didn't believe in monogamy as anything more than a legal arrangement.

And instead, it's Chris Rock.

 

[Russell Jaslow]

If the Nazi tattoo didn't sink Platner, sexting isn't going to, especially in the age of Trump. He isn't the perfect candidate, but the main alternative was the 200 year-old Mills, and that's a non-starter.

Anyone who votes for Suzie at this point is going to vote for her regardless.

But will democrats just not vote at all? Which can also hurt.

 

[Kepler]

I mean I mix them up all the time.

 

[Kepler]

But will democrats just not vote at all? Which can also hurt.

Why would they not vote? "On the one hand is the Hesitant Haggard Handmaiden of the Derp Reich, helping destroy our country, our planet, our future, and our lives and liberties. But on the other hand there's a guy who played hide the sausage outside of normal working hours. Oh, I can't decide!"

A Dem who votes like that is another Useful Idiot like liberals who can't help feeling that the most important thing is all lives matter.

 

[psych]

Women who consistently vote for Democrats will care. The regurgitated "thoughts" of Republican women are irrelevant because they are hypocrites with no leg to stand on, seeing who they elected in 2016 and 2024.

That list includes Susan Collins, the opponent of Graham Platner, right?

I've got news for people. Every high office male politician since Cicero had affairs before and during his tenure in office except Hitler, Obama and, probably, Jimmy Carter.

It's time for people to grow up. Cheating on your spouse is a shit thing to do but it's entirely separable from being an executive or legislator. Proximity to power brings out the banquet, and a man is as faithful as his options.

WAGs understand this. The blue noses can too.

I hate it’s a bunch of guys on here having this conversation, but I agree with this take, unless it turns out it wasn’t consensual, which in that case, if he’s not the Democratic nominee for President in 2028, we’re missing a golden opportunity on what the American people want.

 

[Russell Jaslow]

Why would they not vote? "On the one hand is the Hesitant Haggard Handmaiden of the Derp Reich, helping destroy our country, our planet, our future, and our lives and liberties. But on the other hand there's a guy who played hide the sausage outside of normal working hours. Oh, I can't decide!"

A Dem who votes like that is another Useful Idiot like liberals who can't help feeling that the most important thing is all lives matter.

Because democratic voters are dumb. How many times do we hear they didn't like the D candidate, so they just refused to vote?

 

[Bronco]

(Normal caveat of VPNMW) - cuz they sure aren't Blue in my state.

Just want to mention that (nearly all of us here) vote from a position of privilege. Give voters someone to vote for if you want their vote.

 

[ticapnews]

(Normal caveat of VPNMW) - cuz they sure aren't Blue in my state.

Just want to mention that (nearly all of us here) vote from a position of privilege. Give voters someone to vote for if you want their vote.

Just because we're almost universally straight, middle-aged, college-educated, fourth or fifth (or eighth) generation American, white men doesn't mean we're privileged!