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A recount is now in order..........Democrats CHEAT !
You can't have both Houses in Kentucky go full Republican
and the Gov race go down to the wire like Orange County....
No F'n way is that possible without cheating...
He was unpopular with the Teachers Unions because he
exposed the MASSIVE corruption involved in the State.
The same exact reason they want TRUMP out as POTUS...
He has exposed the MASSIVE corruption....
I say this one ain't over by a log shot !
The DEMOCRATIC Governor Ralph Northam wears Blackface....yet they keep the shit bag.
The DEMOCRATIC Lt Governor Justin Fairfax is accused Rape/Assault........yet they keep the shit bag
The DEMOCRATIC Attorney General Mark Herring admits to wearing Blackface also.......yet they keep the shit bag.
The Democrats stole the Senate in Virginia as far as I'm concerned and it shows how stupid and
corrupt Politics is in this Country..........
" Messy " you can revel in this turd bowl win, but I hold out Hope that America wakes up
and realizes what they are up against with Crooked Filthy DEMOCRATS at the helm of
local and State Politics.....
You can put Lipstick on a PIG, but it's still a PIG....Ya " Messy " PIG....
"You can't let this happen to me!" -- t yesterday.
Sheriff Joe
DA
Brilliant, I bet you read that somewhere.
Multi Sport
DA
Something historical happened in Kentucky last night... something about a Black Republican? Not seeing much about this on CNN or MSNBC, kinda glossing over it....
Multi Sport
DA
Please, please... hrc, through your hat into the race.
www.realclearpolitics.com
Project Veritas: ABC's Amy Robach Frustrated On Hot Mic That Network Quashed Jeffrey Epstein Story
In this footage leaked to "Project Veritas" by someone at ABC News, "Good Morning America" co-anchor Amy Robach can be seen talking to a producer on a "hot mic" about how frustrated she was that the network refused to air an interview she did with one of Jeffrey Epstein's alleged victims more...
Multi Sport
DA
Sorry to rain on your parade... but
Kentucky saw a historic win when Daniel Cameron was elected attorney general. He was the first African-American individually elected statewide in Kentucky, and the first Republican to hold the office in over 70 years. He was one of five statewide Republican candidates to bring home a victory Tuesday night.
The race getting the most attention – Kentucky’s gubernatorial election – is still too close to call. Republican Gov. Matt Bevin said there were “significant irregularities” and called for a recanvass after results showed him about 5,000 votes behind Democrat Andy Beshear. The recanvass will be conducted Nov. 14.
President Trump helped Bevin close a 17-point gap, thanks to a rally in Lexington that drew thousands.
Despite this close race, President Trump – who won Kentucky by 30 points in 2016 – and Republicans stand very well-positioned to win handily in the state next year.
Statewide in Mississippi, Republicans swept all seven statewide offices. President Trump’s rally in Tupelo helped close the gap in the governor’s race, lifting Tate Reeves to a well-deserved victory.
Lynn Fitch made history when she was elected Mississippi’s first female attorney general and the first Republican to hold the position in over 150 years – an incredible feat for a trailblazing candidate.
New Jersey’s elections proved historic as well. Republican Mike Testa flipped a state Senate seat that had been held by Democrats since 2008. The state also added three new Republican legislative seats, the largest pick-up for Republicans since 1991.
Trump Victory was on the ground in Auburn, Maine to help get out the vote for Mayor Jason Levesque, and our efforts paid off as Levesque won a second term.
In Washington state, Republican mayoral candidate Nadine Woodward defeated Ben Stuckart in the liberal stronghold of Spokane.
In Keene, N.H. – a city that favored Hillary Clinton 62 percent to 30 percent over Donald Trump in 2016 – Republican George Hansel defeated Democrat Mitchell Greenwald.
And in Ohio, Republicans won all over the state, including municipal races in traditional Democratic strongholds like Erie, Lorain, Ottawa and Cuyahoga Counties.
Republicans in Pennsylvania won two county commissioner seats in Berks County, including electing the first Latino commissioner, Michael Rivera. They also carried county commissioner seats throughout the state and picked up a seat on the Pennsylvania Superior Court, electing a candidate endorsed by President Trump.
Multi Sport
DA
Dang Messy... did you hang up your grammar Nazi hat?Please, please... hrc, through your hat into the race.
Project Veritas: ABC's Amy Robach Frustrated On Hot Mic That Network Quashed Jeffrey Epstein Story
In this footage leaked to "Project Veritas" by someone at ABC News, "Good Morning America" co-anchor Amy Robach can be seen talking to a producer on a "hot mic" about how frustrated she was that the network refused to air an interview she did with one of Jeffrey Epstein's alleged victims more...
Sheriff Joe
DA
As the WaPo Ponders If Republicans Will Ever Accept Election Results Again, Democrat History Ponders Whether They are Insane
Posted at 11:03 am on November 09, 2019 by Bonchie
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FILE- In this May 4, 2018, file photo, Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin watches a race before the 144th running of the Kentucky Oaks horse race at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Ky.
(AP Photo/John Minchillo, File)
I’m really starting to wonder whether the media are this purposely self-aware, of if they’ve gotten high on their own supply for so long that they don’t even see it anymore.
Last Tuesday, we had elections across the country, including a race for governor in Kentucky. That race led to the Democrat winning by some 0.4% and only 5,000 votes. This was actually somewhat surprising, as Matt Bevin was incredibly unpopular. The rest of the GOP ticket in the state went on to victory at every other statewide office, including a decisive win for Daniel Cameron, the states first Republican AG in 70 years and the first African-American one in their history.
Regardless, Bevin’s loss was always going to be what was focused on because it gave rise to the narrative that Donald Trump is in trouble. When Bevin refused to concede immediately due to the narrow margin, we quickly got articles pushed out like this.
We will see if the articles are accurate about KY.
As the WaPo Ponders If Republicans Will Ever Accept Election Results Again, Democrat History Ponders Whether They are Insane
Posted at 11:03 am on November 09, 2019 by Bonchie
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FILE- In this May 4, 2018, file photo, Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin watches a race before the 144th running of the Kentucky Oaks horse race at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Ky.
(AP Photo/John Minchillo, File)
I’m really starting to wonder whether the media are this purposely self-aware, of if they’ve gotten high on their own supply for so long that they don’t even see it anymore.
Last Tuesday, we had elections across the country, including a race for governor in Kentucky. That race led to the Democrat winning by some 0.4% and only 5,000 votes. This was actually somewhat surprising, as Matt Bevin was incredibly unpopular. The rest of the GOP ticket in the state went on to victory at every other statewide office, including a decisive win for Daniel Cameron, the states first Republican AG in 70 years and the first African-American one in their history.
Regardless, Bevin’s loss was always going to be what was focused on because it gave rise to the narrative that Donald Trump is in trouble. When Bevin refused to concede immediately due to the narrow margin, we quickly got articles pushed out like this.
Remember that Trump is the only candidate in our lifetime to suggest that he might not accept the election results if he had lost.
Sheriff Joe
DA
Elizabeth Warren: Black Trans Women are the Backbone of our Democracy
Posted at 8:00 pm on November 09, 2019 by Elizabeth Vaughn
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., winks as she jokes with other senators on the Senate Banking Committee ahead of a hearing on the nomination of Marvin Goodfriend to be a member of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2018, on Capitol Hill in Washington. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin)
In case any of you are unfamiliar with this group, Black Womxn is “an organizing collective of leaders, activists, artists, writers, and political strategists from across the country in the fight for Black Liberation. The last presidential election laid bare what many Black women, gender non-conforming, and non-binary, and queer folk know deeply; that this nation embraces white supremacy and its evils, even at the expense of itself.”
Anyway, this organization has just given their endorsement to Sen. Elizabeth Warren. Which is very nice for Elizabeth and certainly she has to express her gratitude for their vote of confidence. But she took it a little too far.
Elizabeth Warren tweeted her thanks.
Sheriff Joe
DA
Blacks don’t like gay people, especially gays that bash the worst president evah.
www.mediaite.com
WATCH: Mayor Pete DID Cite Barack Obama By Name While Discussing 'Failures' That Led to Trump
Despite recent confusion over whether 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg did blame former President Barack Obama for the rise of President Donald Trump in an interview with LA Times reporter Evan Halper, another video interview with NBC News' John Heilemann shows that he did...
Sheriff Joe
DA
Stop and frisk.
Comedy legend John Cleese said there may be no point in trying to argue with Fox News viewers who support President Donald Trump.
″[T]he people who support him are basically so ignorant because they only ever get news from Fox News,” the Monty Python alum told The Daily Beast. “I don’t know what you say to people like that.”
″[T]he people who support him are basically so ignorant because they only ever get news from Fox News,” the Monty Python alum told The Daily Beast. “I don’t know what you say to people like that.”