Posted on 08/03/2022 5:11:47 AM PDT by Morgana
Kansas City KS and Wichita. Abortion centers and waaay too much liberal influences.
Kansas is Purpeling.
>> Kansas is Purpeling.
No. See #223 above.
100%. It testifies to the depravity of the unregenerate, as their original reason for getting an abortion was shame; they could still pretend to have been chaste and avoid the social stigma. Now it is worse, (as is always the case when sin is enabled, rationalized, and accepted) because they don’t even care about out of wedlock pregnancy (how quaint) anymore; it is merely convenience or some kind of financial concern.
Kansas may be turning purple. Some good news. The GOP overperformed in MI. The GOP Canidate is running within 10 points in NEW YORK! The Dems can have the Karen’s and the Upset Middle Class. I’ll take the Multiracial working and Middle Class coalition.
Running within 10 points of Hispanics.
>> I’ll take the Multiracial working and Middle Class coalition.
Ditto.
If Inner City Hispanics start voting GOP, then Democrats are finished.
Yep. That began happening in FL, 2020.
“Does anyone know if this can be reversed??”
Well, after all, it is Kansas. All you need to do is Click your heels together three times
Highly recommend people to watch Crowder’s segment today on the Kansas election
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWsgHGkPwVU
As a young man Ronald Reagan was an FDR Democrat.
When he switched to Republican and endorsed Barry Goldwater he said “I didn’t leave the Democrats. The Democrats left me.”
Reagan significantly never said that he regretted voting for FDR. And after he became a Republican he never criticized FDR.
You’re quite right about Wendell Wilkie being an ideological twin of FDR when he ran on the GOP ticket in 1940. Probably not a huge surprise since he had been a Democrat until 1939.
Robert Taft had been the conservative challenger to Wilkie in the 1940 GOP primary. The GOP has rarely run conservative candidates.
I can’t imagine celebrating or cheering this.
Kansas can rot — it’s an ugly barren place, just like the souls (and wombs) of these bloodthirsty politicians and ugly butt radical feminists.
Deathmongers, all.
How anyone can choose such a murderous, nasty, repulsive thing as abortion. I just can’t imagine why or how anyone can intellectualize this. But I’ve had good friends do it and rationalize their action. It makes me sick.
The only Conservative Canidate the GOP ran from 1932to 1952 was Dewey in 1944, who got beaten because of the war. Eisenhower ran as a Conservative, but govenered as a Moderate.( A somewhat Conservative today. JFK was a Moderate to Moderate Liberal then, today he would be Conservative. HE EAS FOR THE GOLD STANDARD!
Taft did not have the charisma. John Bricker of Ohio would have been a great canidate, he would have taken it to the commie-codling Socalist Rosevelt.
Yes it does look incomprehensible.
I don’t quite understand this.
What US senate race are you describing?
And if the GOP won by 80%, why are you claiming the Dem candidate got 64% of the vote?
And how is this senate race related to this referendum?
>> What US senate race are you describing?
Kansas has a US Senate race in November. The incumbent is Republican. In the recent Kansas Aug 2 primaries, both parties elected their preferred candidates that’ll go toe-to-toe in November. There are vote totals for each of the selected candidates. 143K R votes were cast. 254k D votes were cast. That’s a total of 397k votes. So of that total, 64% were Dems (254/397)
The Senate seat provides a good indication about the volume of voters. Unlikely someone will vote for a House seat but not the Senate seat. Same for the ballot measure.
The incumbent US Senate Republican won his primary by 80%. That’s an avalanche. I raised this point to convey a level of confidence the Kansas Republicans seem to have. No doubt many Republicans felt there wasn’t an urgency to participate in the primaries.
Kansas has a combined Federal representation of 6 seats. 2 Senate, 4 House. The Republicans hold 5 of those seats.
I’m dismissing the victory lap the Rats are taking over the abortion measure. That so-called victory doesn’t represent Kansas’ view on Life. The outcome of that measure demonstrates the continual failure of the GOP machinery whether incompetent or intentional. Voter turnout was 64% Rats, 36% Republicans which corresponds with the ballot measure percentages.
“HE WAS FOR THE GOLD STANDARD”
I guess. I don’t know that he ever considered an alternative to it.
What he wasn’t for is for keeping silver as part of our money. In his opinion silver should be an industrial metal and nothing more. He made two speeches to Congress to that effect, and in both he requested that they de-monetize silver.
I suspect that wasn’t an idea originating with him. Inflation was already beginning to be a problem due to the Triffin Dilemma; it first began showing up during Eisenhower. Anyway the pressure would first effect our silver coins since gold was only being exchanged between nations and a tacit agreement had gold exchanging at an artificially low rate.
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