Posted on 11/04/2026 2:27:43 PM PST by PJ-Comix
The returns from the 2026 midterm elections had hardly finished being reported when Politico's senior political columnist, Jonathan Martin, let loose with an orgiastic burst of joy over what he considers to be the very favorable prospects of a Democratic being elected to the White House in 2028. The gloating title: "Republicans’ 2028 Presidential Map Just Blew Up."
The Democratic landslide Tuesday was not just a rebuke of President Donald Trump but a political earthquake that could fundamentally transform the country’s electoral map.
Suddenly, the Republican path to 270 electoral votes appears considerably narrower. But that’s not all. The red-and-blue presidential map as we know it is crumbling.
Finally, Democrats win! Party time at Politico! Martin wasn't shy, starting with: "The transition starts in Texas, where after more than a decade of rosy predictions of blue, the GOP Alamo finally fell."
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John Thune.
The Save America Act was our last chance to prevent the browning of America and rat supremacy.
I see no difference between this guy and those on here calling for Trump to resign, or immediately shilling for (enter candidate here who didn’t win in 2024).
PJ-do you have any idea how Custer felt at the Little Big Horn? All the ‘safe’ red states were lost by more than 10 points. The senate seats are gone for 6 years meaning it doesn’t matter if we win in ‘28.
I dig your cooking videos so a slow cook pork recipe without it being dry in the middle will be helpful.
Regards.
Health care stocks are on a tear.
Crude oil fell 9% overnight.
Is it just me or does that seem fishy?
Well, I might soon do a video before on something that could change how you eat your Thanksgiving turkey. Nobody else has done turkey the way I plan to or at least I have seen NO videos anywhere on this.
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