Special House Election on September 9th

I see you changed the GIF so it doesn't look like he's fapping. Originally Posted by Joey_Gleet

Nope. Just another version.

The fapping is going on in here, bro.

Nope. Just another version.

The fapping is going on in here, bro.
Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

you mean you don't self-fap during your thong sessions???


BAHHAHHAHAAAAAAA

This will be treated like other special elections. A big deal if the Trump-backed candidate loses, no big deal if that candidate wins. Originally Posted by filbone

if the seat was held by a Republican who won by 20% in 2018, then is lost to a Democrat, that is a HUGE deal. if the Republican won by 3% in 2018, and the seat is taken by a Democrat, by a 2% margin, that is not newsworthy.

Trump is obviously worried and finds it extremely meaningful that a Republican take the seat.

The fapping is going on in here, bro. Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

To the tune of 46k+

Trumps not on the ballot. So it means nothing to Trump. BTW, I meant to quote Speedy. Originally Posted by bambino

If it meant nothing to Trump he wouldn't waste his time campaigning for him and sending Donald Jr. and Pence to also campaign for him.

Special elections, just like the early polls are in no way a predictor come the General Election.

They are elections(like the polls) at a point in time.

Lots of emphasis is placed on them from a media standpoint, but they have never been a good measure where the General Election will go.

As was pointed out, Obama lost in spectacular fashion during his first midterms and many of the special elections in his first term, but won in 2012. Originally Posted by eccielover

Prior to the 2018 midterms Republicans lost a number of high profile special elections. They could be interpreted as a sign of what was to come.

This is a single election. If the Republican candidate loses in a highly red district, it will be to me another warning shot fired across the bow for Trump in 2020. Certainly not an omen of impending doom.

If it meant nothing to Trump he wouldn't waste his time campaigning for him and sending Donald Jr. and Pence to also campaign for him. Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXX

He wants house seats. He’s not worried about his election. As I stated before, Obama lost more seats than Trump during his first term. He got re-elected. And Obama endorsed some losers.

if the seat was held by a Republican who won by 20% in 2018, then is lost to a Democrat, that is a HUGE deal. if the Republican won by 3% in 2018, and the seat is taken by a Democrat, by a 2% margin, that is not newsworthy.

Trump is obviously worried and finds it extremely meaningful that a Republican take the seat. Originally Posted by Chung Tran

Trump won NC by 3,67% in 2016. Mark Harris, Republican, defeated Don McCready, Democrat, 139,246 to 138,341. Allegations of fraud in the election prevented certification and the NC Board of Elections called for a new vote.

Much money has been poured into this race by both sides. Everyone who says it won't be a huge upset if McCready wins is correct but from the emphasis put on the race by Trump is must mean a great deal to him.

If Trump speaks a candidate’s name, he’s on the ballot.

If his spoor campaigns for a candidate, then Trump’s on the ballot.

His active support makes it a referendum on Trump.

If this guy wins, will it mean “nothing to trump?” Maybe if he loses - Trump hates losers. But your comment is naive and comical. Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

Why is he involved then?

This is a NC litmus test in a key battleground state.

Even you should be able to see the RAMifications of it.

Maybe not.

(In a very deep voice).

Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

Ignoring.

(Tee hee hee) Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

(Tee hee hee)

Nope. Just another version.

The fapping is going on in here, bro. Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

if the seat was held by a Republican who won by 20% in 2018, then is lost to a Democrat, that is a HUGE deal. if the Republican won by 3% in 2018, and the seat is taken by a Democrat, by a 2% margin, that is not newsworthy.

Trump is obviously worried and finds it extremely meaningful that a Republican take the seat. Originally Posted by Chung Tran

Trump won NC by 3,67% in 2016. Mark Harris, Republican, defeated Don McCready, Democrat, 139,246 to 138,341. Allegations of fraud in the election prevented certification and the NC Board of Elections called for a new vote.

Much money has been poured into this race by both sides. Everyone who says it won't be a huge upset if McCready wins is correct but from the emphasis put on the race by Trump is must mean a great deal to him. Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXX

The eccie political forum road scholars at their finest

[SIZE="4"]The eccie political forum road scholars at their finest Originally Posted by Hotrod511

it's Rhodes Scholars, Dum Dum.. Rhodes Scholars have athletic ability along with academic excellence.. where does the athletic part fit in your ignorant statement?

it's Rhodes Scholars, Dum Dum.. Rhodes Scholars have athletic ability along with academic excellence.. where does the athletic part fit in your ignorant statement? Originally Posted by Chung Tran

Here are the criteria for consideration for a Rhodes Scholarship. There is no mention of athletics:

http://www.rhodesscholar.org/assets/...nal_7_1_14.pdf

I think Hot Rod was making a funny by calling it a roads scholarship.

Here are the criteria for consideration for a Rhodes Scholarship. There is no mention of athletics:

http://www.rhodesscholar.org/assets/...nal_7_1_14.pdf

I think Hot Rod was making a funny by calling it a roads scholarship. Originally Posted by bambino

Of course you do.

Road Apple is more like it.

Of course you do.

Road Apple is more like it. Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

Another turd from the Shitposter.

Another turd from the Shitposter. Originally Posted by bambino

Thanks Turdy Turdman!

(How juvenile.., stuck in his thumb and pulled out a ...)

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!