Call me any name you like...election denier...whatever. I don't care. I just don't see how some of the people in Government get elected, and then even more strangely, re-elected.
I’m not sure how much that would matter. The Democrats would just do a rope-a-dope and key President Biden in his basement (again). Fetter man was a disaster on the debate stage, everyone knew he was mentally disabled, and he still got the nod.
I won't rule out election fraud, but the other tactic used is the main stream media bashing of the opposition. If you turn on the TV, you are constantly reminded of how evil anyone with an (R) behind their name is. I hear people say Trump divided the nation and just chuckle. The media divided the nation by pushing Orange Man, and anyone with R behind their name is bad. People bought it and we got Fetterman.
It might be my own (non-ironic) cognitive decline, but what national-level public office does Walker now hold? It's almost like Georgia's voters decided not to put him in office, even if his own mental issues were as bad as Fetterman's (which I don't think they were).
I draw the comparison because Walker did well enough to go to a run-off. Clearly a large portion of citizens in GA wanted him in office.
I lived in Georgia for around seven years, between college and being stationed at Fort Benning. It's a toss-up state. Walker went to UGA, is a nationally-known name, and is from a demographic Republicans in Georgia desperately need on their side. I think Walker was a decent candidate. If he would have won, I predict that many of the same people talking about how flawed he was as a candidate would have been talking about how smart it was for the GOP to run him. Who could the Republicans have won, who would have done better than Walker?
And this sentiment is exactly what I meant above. By the way, absolutely no shade at all. I also am not a Trump guy and that's 100% not the move.
Same. As previously mentioned, I did not vote for Trump in his first campaign. I did, however, vote for him the second time around. And not even reluctantly, I did it enthusiastically. I thought he did a good job as president and I thought that a Biden presidency would be a disaster.
Is this because you believe he can't win? If so, I understand that and you could be right.
He was badly flawed. He lived life like a 80's big hair rockstar and that came back to haunt him. I like him, believe he has grown, and think he could've been a good senator. However, if all the claims regarding abortion hypocrisy and abuse are accurate, I can't blame voters for having doubts.
