News today

dtrain79

Heisman
Jul 13, 2006
48,529
27,504
113


Exactly. I voted in 5 races this morning, and the person I voted for will lose all 5.

Exactly what commonalities do I share with the MAGA GOP?

But hey, throw your lot in with working class rural voters, the most rapidly shrinking demographic in the country. #smart

(In fairness, such voters put Trump over the top in the 2016 election, one he lost the popular vote by 2.3%. I don’t think current coalitions would allow Trump to overcome that deficit and still win the EC.)
 

tjfleck6

All-American
Apr 19, 2008
6,094
7,300
113
When did popularity in primaries equal popularity in a general election.

Btw, I’m sure you will enjoy the second term of your terrible Dem Governor. Cuz that’s coming.
Haha. The stupid GOP spent 100M on your amnesty boy Cornyn and he got destroyed.

Andy Biggs is awesome. Let’s see what happens as Arizona has reddened since 2024. Your last Arizona prediction told us Justin Heap would lose after defeating RINO traitor Richer. Oops, you got that wrong. You may become the equivalent to Jeff gloating about market crashes. Cramer Train.

Time for you to lose emotion and decide Paxton or Tarico. It’s really that simple. Do you find it hard to get behind the American flag or not?
 

dtrain79

Heisman
Jul 13, 2006
48,529
27,504
113
Haha. The stupid GOP spent 100M on your amnesty boy Cornyn and he got destroyed.

Andy Biggs is awesome. Let’s see what happens as Arizona has reddened since 2024. Your last Arizona prediction told us Justin Heap would lose after defeating RINO traitor Richer. Oops, you got that wrong. You may become the equivalent to Jeff gloating about market crashes. Cramer Train.

Time for you to lose emotion and decide Paxton or Tarico. It’s really that simple. Do you find it hard to get behind the American flag or not?

I will be voting for Talarico. Zero chance I’d ever vote for Ken Paxton. I said this months and months ago, I would never vote for Paxton in a general.

I’ve made countless predictions on politics. Many were right, many were wrong. You bragging about winning a bet I’m pretty sure you gave 4 or 5 to 1 odds is hilarious but typical.

In the three public polls this year, Biggs is trailing Hobbs by an average of over 6%. Enjoy the Dem running the state. Wonder if she’ll get full control of the legislature lol?
 

dtrain79

Heisman
Jul 13, 2006
48,529
27,504
113
Oops, someone on here thinks Latinos are stupid and will vote for Tarico because his name ends with a vowel.



Just to be clear here, the total number of voters cast in Hidalgo County (biggest in the RGV) in these two elections.

2026 Dem Senate primary - 60,000
2026 GOP Runoff - 6500 trending towards 9-10K.

So Dem primary participate was only 6-6.5x tonight. Doesn’t seem great for Rs to me.

And let’s look at Cameron County, which has always been somewhat more R (second biggest county down there)

2026 Dem Senate primary - 32,500
2026 GOP Runoff - 5500 trending towards 7-7.5K

Btw Cornyn won both counties in the first round, and neither were that close. I’m sure Trump inspired some switchers but seems like the Cornyn vote just isn’t as likely to show up for a runoff (which was always a problem for Cornyn tho runoff turnout looks terrible to me considering several high profile races on the ballot).
 
Last edited:

ILisBest

All-American
Jun 16, 2007
7,349
5,104
113
Exactly. I voted in 5 races this morning, and the person I voted for will lose all 5.

Exactly what commonalities do I share with the MAGA GOP?

But hey, throw your lot in with working class rural voters, the most rapidly shrinking demographic in the country. #smart

(In fairness, such voters put Trump over the top in the 2016 election, one he lost the popular vote by 2.3%. I don’t think current coalitions would allow Trump to overcome that deficit and still win the EC.)
I am guessing if you wrote down policy you agree with, it would not align much or at all with Talarico. You don't have to watch a lot of tape on him to know this isn't a vote to brag about.

I live in a neighborhood of people that used to work in large cities. I am guessing well over 80% of them have advanced degrees. I know 4 people that vote dem of probably 80ish I know well. Of the four, three are ladies. Two have bachelors and didn't work outside the home in a career. Their husbands have advanced degrees and hit it big. The other lady is part of a husband/ wife attorney team from California that recently bought here to escape the politics they voted for. This makes little sense unless you don't believe the nonsense flying out of your pie hole.

I was at a get together last week where five couples discussed politics. Probably half would have supported someone other than Trump in the last presidential primary. Eight of the ten had advanced degrees and all sleighed their careers. All were voting against Cornyn. Two people knew him personally and were not voting for him.

I am not sure I see the young purple haired city ladies with sociology or art degrees as high information voters like you do.
 
Last edited:
  • Like
Reactions: tjfleck6 and bung23

bung23

All-American
Feb 27, 2005
6,950
6,892
113
Btw, I voted for Paxton. If Cornyn wins, I will vote for him against the Dem. I am not a fake Republican that throws a temper-tantrum when my specific candidate loses. I am smart enough to know even Rinos are better than handing power to any dem loon. I learned early on to leave emotions out of what I consider to be business decisions.
Another emotionally hysterical laughing outburst by the hyena…. Not sure what’s funny about this post but the emotionally deranged sure thinks it’s funny.
 

tjfleck6

All-American
Apr 19, 2008
6,094
7,300
113
I will be voting for Talarico. Zero chance I’d ever vote for Ken Paxton. I said this months and months ago, I would never vote for Paxton in a general.

I’ve made countless predictions on politics. Many were right, many were wrong. You bragging about winning a bet I’m pretty sure you gave 4 or 5 to 1 odds is hilarious but typical.

In the three public polls this year, Biggs is trailing Hobbs by an average of over 6%. Enjoy the Dem running the state. Wonder if she’ll get full control of the legislature lol?
I am not the DA who made the bet that Hillary would win Utah. I’m the guy who took advantage of the DA who made that bet. That was hardly a ballsy call on my part.

Normallly, I won’t take advantage of someone that way. But when their name is etched on the bronze tablet and holds the highest Texas score in bar history, I’m down

Hopefully we see a clean election in Arizona. Arizona wasn’t even close in 2024. In reality, it was totally stolen in 2020, but I forget you believe it was perfect.
 

tjfleck6

All-American
Apr 19, 2008
6,094
7,300
113
A lot of Rs will go down with the crap they are pulling. Somehow Talarico supporters believe these unprecedented moves by Rs with an R president are perfectly OK.

Train - you are still a Republican, but the people who put them in power are sick of their crap.

 

Semi-elite R2R athlete

All-American
Sep 13, 2008
3,896
9,049
113
Another emotionally hysterical laughing outburst by the hyena…. Not sure what’s funny about this post but the emotionally deranged sure thinks it’s funny.
low IQ fool is triggered by an emoji again

amazing how you extrapolated all that from a laughing emoji

it brings me great joy that it bothers you so much
 

rillaman

Heisman
May 10, 2009
18,403
11,650
113
Non-deranged minds would realize this article is entirely propaganda. "Parts of Europe", LOL. Yes, records get set all the time in "parts".

Good thing they have windmills to keep them cool!

It is. Just like the propaganda you shared yesterday.

Keep celebrating the prospects of 2 million more people and data centers in Arizona.
 

dtrain79

Heisman
Jul 13, 2006
48,529
27,504
113
I am guessing if you wrote down policy you agree with, it would not align much or at all with Talarico. You don't have to watch a lot of tape on him to know this isn't a vote to brag about.

I live in a neighborhood of people that used to work in large cities. I am guessing well over 80% of them have advanced degrees. I know 4 people that vote dem of probably 80ish I know well. Of the four, three are ladies. Two have bachelors and didn't work outside the home in a career. Their husbands have advanced degrees and hit it big. The other lady is part of a husband/ wife attorney team from California that recently bought here to escape the politics they voted for. This makes little sense unless you don't believe the nonsense flying out of your pie hole.

I was at a get together last week where five couples discussed politics. Probably half would have supported someone other than Trump in the last presidential primary. Eight of the ten had advanced degrees and all sleighed their careers. All were voting against Cornyn. Two people knew him personally and were not voting for him.

I am not sure I see the young purple haired city ladies with sociology or art degrees as high information voters like you do.

I don't give a flip about your social circle. People in mine largely don't talk politics, probably something of an age thing (and almost certainly a disgust for our current politics).

Yes, people with money who retire to Fredericksburg, Texas (a place that is so far from somewhere I'd ever consider moving) are almost certainly more conservative than the average person with similar amounts of money. And that's great. Good for them. We have nearing 340M people in this country, plenty are educated, wealthy, and conservative.

On average, the people who voted for Cornyn yesterday were almost certainly wealthier and more educated than those who voted for Paxton (Cornyn's two best counties besides the rural one he won 6 votes to 2 lol were Travis and Dallas Counties). But with 1.2M voters, Paxton certainly had highly intelligent, highly educated voters, successful voters. If you go back to the 2016 GOP primaries, the R candidate whose voters made the most $$$ - John Kasich, the ones who made the least - DJT, of course.

As for Democrats, who says they are wholly composed of highly educated voters? They ain't. In fact, their worst voters are typically their most educated, their base voters often their most rational (in the GOP, it's largely the opposite).

It bothers almost every GOP partisan I know how I've responded to Trump. Oh well ... I often take the road less traveled, and I believe the GOP needs pain to get its act together. And don't worry, the pain is coming.
 
Last edited:

dtrain79

Heisman
Jul 13, 2006
48,529
27,504
113
Btw, my life experience - which is pretty on point for this comparison - strongly suggest that the people of Rock Island, IL are way ******* "tougher" than the people of Texas. It isn't the 1930 Dust Bowl in Texas.

The state is a massive economic engine powered by major metropolitan areas, huge suburbs, and a population with a lot of skill/ability. That's all complimentary from me, but the white collar workforce is what this state actually is, not the myth and legend portrayed in Landman (great show) and Walker Texas Ranger (never watched it, RIP Chuck Norris).

Texas is 84% urban at this point, the 15th most urbanized state in the nation. The most similar state in the country based on population size and urbanization to Texas - Illinois, of course. Funny.
 

BigWill

Heisman
Jul 25, 2001
53,716
32,312
113
Haha. The stupid GOP spent 100M on your amnesty boy Cornyn and he got destroyed.

Andy Biggs is awesome. Let’s see what happens as Arizona has reddened since 2024. Your last Arizona prediction told us Justin Heap would lose after defeating RINO traitor Richer. Oops, you got that wrong. You may become the equivalent to Jeff gloating about market crashes. Cramer Train.

Time for you to lose emotion and decide Paxton or Tarico. It’s really that simple. Do you find it hard to get behind the American flag or not?
Drano,

Stick with picking Assistant Coaches, your political instincts are "Plymouth Lawyer" level; non-existent.