2020 General Election Thread

[sys]

i shouldn't have compared you to dax.  sorry.

[DaBigTrain]

Being compared to Dax is incredibly offensive IMO.

[MakeItRain]

Nah, I should have read first, posted second, I'll wear that one. I just got really pumped about a primary challenge that I didn't even know existed 48 hours ago. The Minnesota media and constant stream of ads from her oreo opponent got me horned up. I wanted to dunk on somebody.

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I wanted to dunk on somebody.

Figuratively.

[MakeItRain]

I wanted to dunk on somebody.

Figuratively.

Still jump roping nearly everyday, I want to get just one more.

[sonofdaxjones]

The DNC came for Ilhan in Minnesota.

you live in a fantasy world every bit as delusional as dax's.

Fascinating take from the boards biggest know nothing spit baller and Whack-A-Doo

[sonofdaxjones]

Being compared to Dax is incredibly offensive IMO.

The Sociopath just can't keep me off his mind

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I wanted to dunk on somebody.

Figuratively.

Still jump roping nearly everyday, I want to get just one more.

This is going to end spectacularly one way or the other, positively or negatively.

[MakeItRain]

I wanted to dunk on somebody.

Figuratively.

Still jump roping nearly everyday, I want to get just one more.

This is going to end spectacularly one way or the other, positively or negatively.

Nah, right now I look like your run of the mill 6'4" 20 year old from Shawnee who can dunk a mini ball but just can't muster up the additional 9 inches to get a regulation sized ball over the rim. I'm going to give this whole thing up before I Parrothead Cat my Achilles in a billion pieces.

[chum1]

No Black people attended a February “Black Voices for Trump” event in Waco, apart from the speaker and a reporter. Political analysts say improving the GOP’s appeal to Black voters this year is a challenge that events like these are ill-equipped to solve. https://t.co/gxrIOtmXNf

— Texas Tribune (@TexasTribune) August 13, 2020

“How many of you are tired of being called a racist?” asked the speaker, K. Carl Smith, who is Black.

Almost everyone in the crowd raised their hands or nodded solemnly.

the chair of the McLennan County GOP lamented, “I invited every Black friend I know, and they didn’t show!”

sold $20 hardback copies of his book, “Frederick Douglass Republicans: The Movement to Re-Ignite America’s Passion for Liberty,” to teach his predominantly white audience how to woo people of color.

“After tonight I’m so pumped,” said Kathy Endres, a white woman who attended Smith’s event and bought copies of the book for herself and her husband. “I feel like I can go out there and make the whole world Republican