Someone, please explain how Kentucky Republicans can vote in the GOP AG and SOS by 17%- 22% ... And then vote for the Democrat for governor? How does that work? pic.twitter.com/TigSxZUki5— The Gateway Pundit (@gatewaypundit) November 8, 2023
Posted on 11/07/2023 3:08:30 PM PST by PJ-Comix
Kentucky Election Night Reporting
Abortion: get half a loaf now, then work on the rest (which will take a LOT of re-education).
“Ronna McRomney should resign immediately”
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Why? She is performing as she is expected to.
The Democrats are currently leading in both the Senate and the House of Delegates.
Unless this turns around, it'll be a major rebuke of Governor Youngkin.
He wasn’t the right republican for them how many more states have to have races like this before you realize this JC Watts in Oklahoma, Ken Blackwell in Ohio, Lynn Swann in PA, Dan Cameron tonight…they
Just don’t like blacks
Name source.
They’ll get the house
Race is called for Beshear, currently leading by 66,000+ votes with 86% of ballots counted.
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2023-elections/kentucky-governor-results
My estimation of Cameron not as passionate about things as Lt. Governor Winsome Sears in Virginia or Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson in North Carolina.
Robinson running for Governor in North Carolina next year and I see him as a winner.
Also note the down ticket Republicans won in Kentucky tonight from Attorney General to State Treasurer and so on.
Mark Robinson rocks!
Too many wine-soaked single cat ladies. They could pay 20 bucks for a pound of hamburger, have to have 3 jobs to keep up with inflation, crime in the streets, a foreign invasion, wars….yet as long as they can kill a baby they didn’t expect they will vote for a Democrat.
Sorry, you can’t have it both ways. If Cameron had won we’d be hearing how Trump’s support pulled him over the top. You can’t halfway endorse someone. Trump endorsed him, and his endorsement didn’t help.
This forum keeps talking about the power Trump has in the GOP, but his endorsement history doesn’t support that.
I confess, I really don’t care for anyone running now.
If she did run, I would as of now enthusiastically support Tulsi Gabbard.
Unfortunately we’re losing everywhere. Only Mississippi we might squeak a win. No Virginia senate, the abortion lost in Ohio, Kentucky, Mary Jane passed. What a mess.
“He wasn’t the right republican for them how many more states have to have races like this before you realize this JC Watts in Oklahoma, Ken Blackwell in Ohio, Lynn Swann in PA, Dan Cameron tonight…they
Just don’t like blacks”
You left out Tim Scott in SC.
The Junior Senator of South Carolina who spends a bunch of time talking about how racist parts of his own party are including Trump yeh thanks for adding to my point.
Not really every single thing you mentioned the democrats where favored to win anyway.
Someone, please explain how Kentucky Republicans can vote in the GOP AG and SOS by 17%- 22% ... And then vote for the Democrat for governor? How does that work? pic.twitter.com/TigSxZUki5— The Gateway Pundit (@gatewaypundit) November 8, 2023
This forum keeps talking about the power Trump has in the GOP, but his endorsement history doesn’t support that.
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We’ll find out Trump’s power in the GOP when the primaries start.
I’m sure. But there was plenty of hope for wins at least in deep red states of Ohio and Kentucky. If we lose Mississippi it’s a complete wipeout. I haven’t heard final but heard it was close.
Who’s tired of not winning anymore?
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