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The States: Where We Wish Texas Would Secede Already

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rufus said:
Faster than light?
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Yes. Faster than light. Get off this rock, leave the derps behind. Jump to another world; they'll never be able to follow, they're too dumb. They'll choke themselves on pollution or genocide themselves with religious wars before long. If we ever want we can double back and reclaim Earth, though I don't know why we'd bother.

On the new world, start with a population in the upper 50% of intelligence and go to town on all the political projects we want.

Thanos 2.0
 
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You gotta love that the MNGOP has no interest in actually being a player in Statewide elections...
 
rufus said:
They don't comprehend how utterly bat**** crazy they sound to anyone who's not already in the cult.
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At least they don’t number enough there to heavily influence major elections.

Case in point, the upcoming Anchorage Mayoral election. The leading “conservative” candidate (Anchorage offices are technically non-partisan), endorsed by a prominent Facebook group concerning homelessness called Save Anchorage and many businesses, whose solution to the homeless problem is lock them up.

I’m legitimately worried there are too many “liberal” candidates splitting the vote and this d-bag will avoid a runoff by getting 45% but thankfully that seems unlikely.
 
Jimjamesak said:
At least they don’t number enough there to heavily influence major elections.

Case in point, the upcoming Anchorage Mayoral election. The leading “conservative” candidate (Anchorage offices are technically non-partisan), endorsed by a prominent Facebook group concerning homelessness called Save Anchorage and many businesses, whose solution to the homeless problem is lock them up.

I’m legitimately worried there are too many “liberal” candidates splitting the vote and this d-bag will avoid a runoff by getting 45% but thankfully that seems unlikely.
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Paul LePage moved to Alaska?
 
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