Originally Posted by sebastian_dangerfield (Post 533526)

I don't really dislike either of them too much. Oz was a boring moderate R and Fetterman does have an earnest focus on helping the "left behind" sorts in PA.

My gripe about populists supporting Fetterman is he attracted a lot of the dim voters. People for whom residence is most important, and "lookin' like us." I'm more annoyed that the Commonwealth is so provincial, so parochial, than I am at Fetterman. He actually ran brilliant campaigns to position himself to beat Conor Lamb in the primary and then to beat Oz in the general.

Trump courted the same populists in 2016. Grabbed the "You can have a beer with me, and I'll bring your jobs back" vote.

Originally Posted by Greedy,Greedy,Greedy (Post 533529)

The thing is, Oz is a snake oil salesman prone to weirdness of the right wing kind.

Originally Posted by Not Bob (Post 533530)

Yawn. Damn, that was a nice nap.

Hey, did we ever get a definitive answer on whether the Regis (solid color shirt with same color tie) was acceptable or not?

Originally Posted by Not Bob (Post 533530)

Yawn. Damn, that was a nice nap.

Hey, did we ever get a definitive answer on whether the Regis (solid color shirt with same color tie) was acceptable or not?

Originally Posted by Greedy,Greedy,Greedy (Post 533529)

The thing is, Oz is a snake oil salesman prone to weirdness of the right wing kind.

As to your thoughts Fetterman, look, we need to get dim voters as well as smart voters. Every vote is equal. If winning elections means, oh, golly, we even had dim voters supporting us, I'm on board. Republicans have made an art of chasing the dim vote, to the point where they now are overwhelmed with dim candidates.

My biggest disappointment this cycle is that instead of losing and riding off into the sunset on Lenny Dykstra, Boebert looks like she will go back to congress and continue to bring the IQ of the whole institution measurably down.

Originally Posted by Not Bob (Post 533530)

Yawn. Damn, that was a nice nap.

Hey, did we ever get a definitive answer on whether the Regis (solid color shirt with same color tie) was acceptable or not?

Originally Posted by Tyrone Slothrop (Post 533531)

If he wasn't out there pushing the Big Lie and supporting the January 6 crowd, he's a moderate in this Republican Party.

Originally Posted by Hank Chinaski (Post 533536)

Interesting story in the NYT this morning, election deniers held down R turnout; as in what’s the point of voting?

Originally Posted by Hank Chinaski (Post 533533)

It’s 2022. Mansplaining what Regis means? Really? Necessary because PLF is from Minnesota, and Sebby is from Pa and Ty is, well, Ty?


Hmmm. No, you know what, we need you back. I can’t fight their collective ignorant anymore on my own. Start with PLF and why wearing bike shorts on Zoom calls does require being mindful of camera angles?

Originally Posted by LessinSF (Post 533538)

The Post has them beat - https://www.thedailybeast.com/trolly...trump?ref=home

Originally Posted by Hank Chinaski (Post 533540)

You think the crazed read newspapers?

Originally Posted by Tyrone Slothrop (Post 533539)

I worry more about coordinating my tee shirts and fleece.

Originally Posted by Hank Chinaski (Post 533540)

You think the crazed read newspapers?