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It is still concerning that a full on nutbag like Lake has support of half of Arizona voters. >


nutbag like Lake has support of half of Arizona voters.

Georgia's 49% supporters of Herschel Walker have entered the chat. >

People keep bringing it up like it wasn't the biggest swing I have ever seen in US politics.
Kemp won by 8 points.
That is the same state.
Character quality of Herschel Walker made a difference of nine percent.
I have never seen anything like that. Literally anyone else would have won that race. >

It begs the question, why didn't Republicans field someone else? >

Trump endorsed him and the base followed.
Mitch McConnell was unusually outspoken about how much he disliked a lot of Trump's candidates and the GOP even withheld funding from some of them. >

Cyber Ninjas punching air right now that they couldn't grift a few more dollars out of the Arizona government. >

GOPers will just claim “stolen election” nonstop when a democrat wins. They will never ever accept the fact that it was a fair election. >

It's not a fair election. There are more people who voted democrat than vote Republican. No Republican president has won the popular vote this century (Bush did win it in 04, but as he lost it in 00, I just don't count it, as he probably should have lost the election), but we've had 3 terms of them.
It just turns out that it takes more.