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« Reply #675 on: August 12, 2018, 12:26:48 AM »

Buh bye for now Ing teehee, at least a little silver lining.
You do realize that since Case seems to have won, he will likely be primaried and lose in 2020, right?

Very possible, but I'm just happy that Ing is gone for now.
Not possible, likely. 2018 was about getting elected officials, similar to 1978 with Rs. 2020 will likely feature more primary victories by more progressive, and possibly more moderate, candidates.
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« Reply #676 on: August 12, 2018, 12:26:55 AM »

Too bad the Assad sympathizer had to win big.

Who else do you want to win ? The Islamo-Fascist so-called "rebels" ?

I support neither side in the Syrian Civil War. Gabbard goes beyond merely perferring the Assad regime to the rebels. She outright supports them.

Ah ok, have not read about her preferences or support for Assad.

But she's not wrong: While Assad can be charged before the Criminal Court in the Hague later on, it's really important right now to rally around him and liquidate the remaining so-called "rebels" in the remaining areas of Syria and kick the invading megalomaniac Turks out as well to where they belong.

It would be good if the US also abandons these filthy so-called "rebels" and join the good side.
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« Reply #677 on: August 12, 2018, 12:27:47 AM »

With all of the state's early vote in

Dem Gov:
David Y. IGE (D / Inc.)   55,155   51%
    Colleen Wakako HANABUSA (D)   48,484   45%
    Ernest CARAVALHO (D)   2,250   2%
    Wendell J. KA'EHU'AE'A (D)   952   1%
    Richard Y. KIM (D)   700   1%
    Van (Tanaban) TANABE (D)   341   0%
GOP Gov:
Andria TUPOLA (R)   6,294   53%
    John CARROLL (R)   4,396   37%
    Ray LHEUREUX (R)   1,159   10%

HI 1:
Ed CASE (D)   20,782   43%
    Doug S. CHIN (D)   12,520   26%
    Donna Mercado KIM (D)   8,676   18%
    Beth Keiko FUKUMOTO (D)   2,711   6%
    Kaniela Saito ING (D)   1,862   4%
    Ernest Yorihiko MARTIN (D)   1,444   3%
    Sam PULETASI (D)   162   0%

HI 2:
Tulsi GABBARD (D / Inc.)   46,227   84%
    Sherry ALU CAMPAGNA (D)   6,596   12%
    Anthony Tony AUSTIN (D)   2,120   4%
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« Reply #678 on: August 12, 2018, 12:28:15 AM »

Buh bye for now Ing teehee, at least a little silver lining.
You do realize that since Case seems to have won, he will likely be primaried and lose in 2020, right?

The only thing important NOW is that he seems to have won. And - no new AOC's to boot...
eh, we got one in MI last tuesday, we can not get one seat in HI.
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« Reply #679 on: August 12, 2018, 12:28:41 AM »

Buh bye for now Ing teehee, at least a little silver lining.
You do realize that since Case seems to have won, he will likely be primaried and lose in 2020, right?

The only thing important NOW is that he seems to have won. And - no new AOC's to boot...

Case was my third choice after Chin and Kim, but I would be happy with any of them defeating Ing except for Fukomoto which would have just been a meh feeling but still better than krooked kaniela.
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« Reply #680 on: August 12, 2018, 12:29:08 AM »

Buh bye for now Ing teehee, at least a little silver lining.
You do realize that since Case seems to have won, he will likely be primaried and lose in 2020, right?

Very possible, but I'm just happy that Ing is gone for now.
Not possible, likely. 2018 was about getting elected officials, similar to 1978 with Rs. 2020 will likely feature more primary victories by more progressive, and possibly more moderate, candidates.

I will believe it when i see it. Not earlier.
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« Reply #681 on: August 12, 2018, 12:29:18 AM »

Too bad the Assad sympathizer had to win big.

Who else do you want to win ? The Islamo-Fascist so-called "rebels" ?

I support neither side in the Syrian Civil War. Gabbard goes beyond merely perferring the Assad regime to the rebels. She outright supports them.

Ah ok, have not read about her preferences or support for Assad.

But she's not wrong: While Assad can be charged before the Criminal Court in the Hague later on, it's really important right now to rally around him and liquidate the remaining so-called "rebels" in the remaining areas of Syria and kick the invading megalomaniac Turks out as well to where they belong.

It would be good if the US also abandons these filthy so-called "rebels" and join the good side.

She literally denies that Assad ever committed war crimes though, and even went on a trip to Syria sponsored by Assad.
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« Reply #682 on: August 12, 2018, 12:29:48 AM »

Surprised to see Ed Case being able to make a comeback, it's also good to see Fukomoto's blatant opportunism get her nowhere.
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« Reply #683 on: August 12, 2018, 12:29:54 AM »

Buh bye for now Ing teehee, at least a little silver lining.
You do realize that since Case seems to have won, he will likely be primaried and lose in 2020, right?

Very possible, but I'm just happy that Ing is gone for now.
Not possible, likely. 2018 was about getting elected officials, similar to 1978 with Rs. 2020 will likely feature more primary victories by more progressive, and possibly more moderate, candidates.

I don't speculate that much, but I'm basking in Ing's defeat for now.
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« Reply #684 on: August 12, 2018, 12:29:59 AM »

Buh bye for now Ing teehee, at least a little silver lining.
You do realize that since Case seems to have won, he will likely be primaried and lose in 2020, right?

The only thing important NOW is that he seems to have won. And - no new AOC's to boot...
eh, we got one in MI last tuesday, we can not get one seat in HI.

2 out of 435 is not so dangerous)))
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« Reply #685 on: August 12, 2018, 12:30:09 AM »

WULFRIC PROJECTION:

Governor
Republican Primary

CANDIDATE   VOTE   PCT.   
Andria Tupola
6,294   53.1%
   
John Carroll
4,396   37.1   
Ray Lheureux
1,159   9.8   
11,849 votes, <1% reporting (1 of 249 precincts)
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« Reply #686 on: August 12, 2018, 12:30:37 AM »

Buh bye for now Ing teehee, at least a little silver lining.
You do realize that since Case seems to have won, he will likely be primaried and lose in 2020, right?

The only thing important NOW is that he seems to have won. And - no new AOC's to boot...
eh, we got one in MI last tuesday, we can not get one seat in HI.

Tlaib is an ff though because she is muslim.
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« Reply #687 on: August 12, 2018, 12:31:40 AM »

Surprised to see Ed Case being able to make a comeback, it's also good to see Fukomoto's blatant opportunism get her nowhere.

She went too soon. Obviously, Democratic party is more suitable for her now, but - to run for Congress less, then a year, after switch is too early...
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« Reply #688 on: August 12, 2018, 12:32:00 AM »

WULFRIC PROJECTION:

District 1
Republican Primary

CANDIDATE   VOTE   PCT.   
Cam Cavasso
3,521   80.0%   

Raymond Vinole
880   20.0   
4,401 votes, <1% reporting (0 of 115 precincts)

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« Reply #689 on: August 12, 2018, 12:32:14 AM »

Why do people hold the Assad thing over her head? Pelosi met with Assad so did Kerry and Obama met with Castro, Trump, Kim Jong un. Sometimes you meet with bad people in pursuit of peace.
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« Reply #690 on: August 12, 2018, 12:33:36 AM »

Buh bye for now Ing teehee, at least a little silver lining.
You do realize that since Case seems to have won, he will likely be primaried and lose in 2020, right?

The only thing important NOW is that he seems to have won. And - no new AOC's to boot...
eh, we got one in MI last tuesday, we can not get one seat in HI.

Tlaib is an ff though because she is muslim.
fair


Buh bye for now Ing teehee, at least a little silver lining.
You do realize that since Case seems to have won, he will likely be primaried and lose in 2020, right?

The only thing important NOW is that he seems to have won. And - no new AOC's to boot...
eh, we got one in MI last tuesday, we can not get one seat in HI.

2 out of 435 is not so dangerous)))
It is when there is a possibility for more, and that this is their first year running with support.

Emily's List had a 20% success rate when they first started.


Anyway, with Cases win, I will have to change the new members added to the caucus in the "Blue Dogs" thread
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« Reply #691 on: August 12, 2018, 12:33:42 AM »

Come on Case and Ige!
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« Reply #692 on: August 12, 2018, 12:33:45 AM »

Omg go Ige!!!!
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« Reply #693 on: August 12, 2018, 12:34:11 AM »

Why do people hold the Assad thing over her head? Pelosi met with Assad so did Kerry and Obama met with Castro, Trump, Kim Jong un. Sometimes you meet with bad people in pursuit of peace.
Because she is an active apologist for the worst perpetrator of genocide in this millennium
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« Reply #694 on: August 12, 2018, 12:34:44 AM »

Why do people hold the Assad thing over her head? Pelosi met with Assad so did Kerry and Obama met with Castro, Trump, Kim Jong un. Sometimes you meet with bad people in pursuit of peace.
Because she is an active apologist for the worst perpetrator of genocide in this millennium
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« Reply #695 on: August 12, 2018, 12:36:47 AM »

Buh bye for now Ing teehee, at least a little silver lining.
You do realize that since Case seems to have won, he will likely be primaried and lose in 2020, right?

The only thing important NOW is that he seems to have won. And - no new AOC's to boot...
eh, we got one in MI last tuesday, we can not get one seat in HI.

Tlaib is an ff though because she is muslim.
fair


Buh bye for now Ing teehee, at least a little silver lining.
You do realize that since Case seems to have won, he will likely be primaried and lose in 2020, right?

The only thing important NOW is that he seems to have won. And - no new AOC's to boot...
eh, we got one in MI last tuesday, we can not get one seat in HI.

2 out of 435 is not so dangerous)))
It is when there is a possibility for more, and that this is their first year running with support.

Emily's List had a 20% success rate when they first started.


Anyway, with Cases win, I will have to change the new members added to the caucus in the "Blue Dogs" thread

Well, i, probably, will not be alive 30-40 years from now, so - i may not care whether US will be half-socialist THEN. What important to me is that it's not NOW, and will NOT be in the near future.
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« Reply #696 on: August 12, 2018, 12:37:05 AM »

Why do people hold the Assad thing over her head? Pelosi met with Assad so did Kerry and Obama met with Castro, Trump, Kim Jong un. Sometimes you meet with bad people in pursuit of peace.
Because she is an active apologist for the worst perpetrator of genocide in this millennium

Maybe, but as is the case in many civil wars - both sides do it. And at some point, Assad must be brought to justice for his crimes. But now, the prospect of a Syria under Assad is FAR better than a prospect of a Syria under these Islamo-Fascist Nazi fundies who call themselves "rebels" ...

It's also disgusting how a lot of the news media still refers to these bastards as rebels, without the quotation marks.
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« Reply #697 on: August 12, 2018, 12:37:55 AM »

Such good night, great silver lining!
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« Reply #698 on: August 12, 2018, 12:39:29 AM »

Buh bye for now Ing teehee, at least a little silver lining.
You do realize that since Case seems to have won, he will likely be primaried and lose in 2020, right?

The only thing important NOW is that he seems to have won. And - no new AOC's to boot...
eh, we got one in MI last tuesday, we can not get one seat in HI.

Tlaib is an ff though because she is muslim.
fair


Buh bye for now Ing teehee, at least a little silver lining.
You do realize that since Case seems to have won, he will likely be primaried and lose in 2020, right?

The only thing important NOW is that he seems to have won. And - no new AOC's to boot...
eh, we got one in MI last tuesday, we can not get one seat in HI.

2 out of 435 is not so dangerous)))
It is when there is a possibility for more, and that this is their first year running with support.

Emily's List had a 20% success rate when they first started.


Anyway, with Cases win, I will have to change the new members added to the caucus in the "Blue Dogs" thread

Well, i, probably, will not be alive 30-40 years from now, so - i may not care whether US will be half-socialist THEN. What important to me is that it's not NOW, and will NOT be in the near future.
You sir, will be greatly disappointed, considering the current trends in both parties and how fast the DSA has grown and gotten candidates.

anyway, im signing off for now, its too late here on the East.
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« Reply #699 on: August 12, 2018, 12:41:40 AM »

Buh bye for now Ing teehee, at least a little silver lining.
You do realize that since Case seems to have won, he will likely be primaried and lose in 2020, right?

The only thing important NOW is that he seems to have won. And - no new AOC's to boot...
eh, we got one in MI last tuesday, we can not get one seat in HI.
Tlaib is an ff though because she is muslim.
fair


Buh bye for now Ing teehee, at least a little silver lining.
You do realize that since Case seems to have won, he will likely be primaried and lose in 2020, right?

The only thing important NOW is that he seems to have won. And - no new AOC's to boot...
eh, we got one in MI last tuesday, we can not get one seat in HI.

2 out of 435 is not so dangerous)))
It is when there is a possibility for more, and that this is their first year running with support.

Emily's List had a 20% success rate when they first started.


Anyway, with Cases win, I will have to change the new members added to the caucus in the "Blue Dogs" thread

Well, i, probably, will not be alive 30-40 years from now, so - i may not care whether US will be half-socialist THEN. What important to me is that it's not NOW, and will NOT be in the near future.
You sir, will be greatly disappointed, considering the current trends in both parties and how fast the DSA has grown and gotten candidates.

anyway, im signing off for now, its too late here on the East.

Goodnight, Zaybay, just remember that we need to be on the same side this november. I stand with Ocasio and James Thompson, and you stand with Case and Manchin.
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