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  Beware dark Gretchen.
context: Hey remember when conservative fanatics plotted to kidnap her as part of a widespread domestic terror campaign that’s still ongoing? >
  
  And they would have gotten away with it too if it wasn’t for their own meddling lack of intelligence. >
  
  You’re giving them way too much credit for having intelligence. Can we just shake the shit out of them to wake them up? >
  
  I mean they’re already brain damaged so I guess it wouldn’t hurt. >
  
  Those militia guys really owned the libs! >
  
  Watch her turn this into a presidential run >
  
  I think she would make a strong vice president being able to speak to the rust belt but I think she needs a bit more under her belt before she could run >
  
  I also don’t know if the electorate is truly ready for a female president. Many are, but in a crucial percentage of cases an unconscious bias may have them vote against her, even if she’s younger and more likeable than Hillary Clinton. >
  
  I’d vote for her. Her Covid policies were strict and swift, probably saved lots of lives. She seems to do decent work. I think she’d make a fine first female President. I’d like AOC to run for 2024 but that isn’t happening most likely. So I say Biden will run and win in 2024, then we could have either AOC run or Whitmer run in 2028 and that’d be the year of the first female President >
  
  Sure, but you being young enough to be on here and reasonable enough to speak decently about these women shows me you aren’t who I’m talking about. I’d vote for her too, but since she’s not running we haven’t seen the nationwide smear campaign that would possibly occur & tarnish her image enough in a way that would work with people’s subconscious gender bias, viable candidate or no. >
  
  Thank effing God. >
  
  The next few years look bright for Michigan, now that Dems hold the Governorship and the legislature. >
  
  Agreed, although I'm in the John James district now so my glass isn't all full. >
  
  He will have a hard time winning reelection hopefully. >
  
  I doubt he will. He has massive name recognition. I know he only won by a little bit this year, but I don’t think he will lose that seat. >
  
  Well after 857 campaigns with his main policy position being “I used to be an army helicopter man,” he finally was able to get into a district gerrymandered with enough brainless voters to clinch the win.
  2022 had an unprecedented midterm with a Michigan blue tsunami and he still won that seat. So long as nothing changes in that district, you’re probably right. >
  
  His district isn't gerrymandered. Gerrymandering isn't another word for 'place where conservatives live'. >
  
  You know what? You’re right. Totally slipped my mind that the districts were redrawn fairly by an independently formed commission and that’s probably what led to the blue tsunami. 
  Let me amend my statement:
  “John James finally managed to win an election in a place where the population happens to be a majority of brainless voters.”
  Thank you for the correction. >
  
  Damn. She's got bigger balls than me. Not sure I could handle me and my family being threatened like that. >
  
  It's that sociopathic lust for power and potential for revenge.
  Yeah her kids are at risk. So what? She wants to be president.
  And she's probably a better governor than her opponent so it worked out ok. >
  
  Weird take >
  
  But true. >
  
  Now that's gonads after all she's gone through. >
  
  betty white once said. 
  people mistakenly think that balls are tough. they aren’t. kick any guy in the nuts and he is going down. 
  pussies on the other hand are tough. they can take a real pounding. >
  
  Commonly believed to be a Betty White joke, but not actually a Betty White joke:
  
  If you happen to look this quote up, you’ll see it attributed to notoriously sweet 90-year-old TV great Betty White. Only those words never passed her lips, and she’d quite like people to bear that in mind next time they see fit to quote it at her, as I have just done. “That’s what I hate about Facebook and the internet,” she sighs. “They can say you said anything. I never would have said that. I’d never say that in a million years.”
  
  It's actually a joke done by both Hal Sparks and Sheng Wang years before it ever got misattributed to Betty White. >
  
  i see. thanks >
  
  Go get ‘em Gretch! Continue to make us proud! >
  
  Can’t express how grateful I am to my state for rejecting Dixon, DePerno, and Karamo. We really came through for ourselves. >
  
  No kidding.  If Biden doesn't run again I kind of hope she gives it a try. >
  
  The jail cell those guys are sitting in should have this on TV. >
  
  I don't know, I kind of hope they don't have TV where they're going. >
  
  No, they do. I believe they are $125 on the commissary list. >
  
  Hopefully she has better security this term. Did the crazies go to prison? >
  
  Gun control and relief for seniors are her priority. I’m very excited to see what she does with gun control - hopefully she sets a standard for the rest of the country to follow. >
  
  Gun control has no chance in Michigan. We are not a liberal state. We are very much a moderate state slam full of hunters and gun owners. If you want to piss off the moderate/conservative democrats in this state then go ahead and try gun control. It will not be pretty for the democrats. >
  
  Done correctly gun control shouldn't impact legitimate hunters. >
  
  It doesn’t matter if one hunts or not. The 2nd amendment has nothing to do with hunting. Michigan does not need any gun control. Our incidents are generally isolated to the usual suspect cities/areas with a few outliners here and there. Which there will always be regardless of anything. >
  
  I don't know there are quite a few people who were recently convicted of trying to kidnap our Governor that probably should have not had access to guns. >
  
  We shouldn’t forget the recent school shooting in Oxford where four students lost their lives and seven were wounded. The shooters parents are accused of involuntary manslaughter because of their negligence with guns and their son. >
  
  We all want to prevent idiots from getting their hands on guns.  The problem is each and every one of us has a different definition of what qualifies as an idiot.  
  The Oxford thing is pretty disturbing.  The parents had numerous signs they shouldn't give the kid access to weapons and did it anyway. >
  
  Unfortunately, we’ll never be able to keep idiots from getting guns in the US. But what we should do, is at least limit the damage they can do in two minutes with an AR and a large clip. When I go duck hunting, I have to put in a plug so I can’t have more than 3 shells. Why more concern for ducks and pheasants than people? >
  
  Gutsy woman 💪👍 >
  
  She should pay her would-be abductors a jail visit. Just to, you know, see how they’re holding up. >
  
  Go Blue! >
  
  Too soon, buddy… Too soon… >
  
  I’m torn but I’m proud of the team. They best PSU,MSU,OSU,b10 >
  
  Oh yeah, don’t get me wrong, they had a stellar season; positively amazing. But that game the other night was like watching an entirely different team. >
  
  Yeah that month layoff seems to really kill us. I’m choosing to focus on the positive. JJ is a fucking baller! Not happy with the 2 pick 6, but he showed great poise and leadership >
  
  I hope she goes to Congress then, before eventually running for President. >
  
  Beware dark Gretchen. >
  
  For real, she’s a great leader but also smokin hot >
  
  Big Gretch gon’ get it >
  
  Hopefully she doesn't get kidnapped this time around >
  
  She wasn't kidnapped last time either. They were caught before they tried to execute their plan. >
  
  And by execute their plan you mean execute Gretchen. >
  
  My wife was convinced other things would have happened prior to them executing her. >
  
  She's so beautiful and elegant, those mouth breathers never been around a woman like that. I agree with your wife. >
  
  This time she's going to make fetch happen. >
  
  She completely fucked us during Covid with her bullshit restrictions…..remember the gardening and fishing bullshit? She got so much heat because she was playing politics with Covid and her numbers were tanking and Suddenly she magically loosened restrictions. The sheep loved it. >
  
  Whitmer did a great job handling the pandemic while also keeping Yall'Qaeda from setting the entire state on fire to please that traitor who tried to overthrow American democracy.
  Terrorists and terrorist supporters always say dumb shit like "the sheep love it" even though they're the ones following a raving narcissistic cult leader, it's the same here as it is in Afghanistan. >
  
  Actually, she kind of gave up on COVID.   People don't seem to remember that, though.   I admit it was kind of tough for her to do anything, considering that LEO refused to enforce the mask orders. >
  
  Hey remember when conservative fanatics plotted to kidnap her as part of a widespread domestic terror campaign that’s still ongoing? >
  
  And they would have gotten away with it too if it wasn’t for their own meddling lack of intelligence. >
  
  You’re giving them way too much credit for having intelligence. Can we just shake the shit out of them to wake them up? >
  
  I mean they’re already brain damaged so I guess it wouldn’t hurt. >
  
  Those militia guys really owned the libs! >
  
  Watch her turn this into a presidential run >
  
  I think she would make a strong vice president being able to speak to the rust belt but I think she needs a bit more under her belt before she could run >
  
  I also don’t know if the electorate is truly ready for a female president. Many are, but in a crucial percentage of cases an unconscious bias may have them vote against her, even if she’s younger and more likeable than Hillary Clinton. >
  
  I’d vote for her. Her Covid policies were strict and swift, probably saved lots of lives. She seems to do decent work. I think she’d make a fine first female President. I’d like AOC to run for 2024 but that isn’t happening most likely. So I say Biden will run and win in 2024, then we could have either AOC run or Whitmer run in 2028 and that’d be the year of the first female President >
  
  Sure, but you being young enough to be on here and reasonable enough to speak decently about these women shows me you aren’t who I’m talking about. I’d vote for her too, but since she’s not running we haven’t seen the nationwide smear campaign that would possibly occur & tarnish her image enough in a way that would work with people’s subconscious gender bias, viable candidate or no. >
  
  Thank effing God. >
  
  The next few years look bright for Michigan, now that Dems hold the Governorship and the legislature. >
  
  Agreed, although I'm in the John James district now so my glass isn't all full. >
  
  He will have a hard time winning reelection hopefully. >
  
  I doubt he will. He has massive name recognition. I know he only won by a little bit this year, but I don’t think he will lose that seat. >
  
  Well after 857 campaigns with his main policy position being “I used to be an army helicopter man,” he finally was able to get into a district gerrymandered with enough brainless voters to clinch the win.
  2022 had an unprecedented midterm with a Michigan blue tsunami and he still won that seat. So long as nothing changes in that district, you’re probably right. >
  
  His district isn't gerrymandered. Gerrymandering isn't another word for 'place where conservatives live'. >
  
  You know what? You’re right. Totally slipped my mind that the districts were redrawn fairly by an independently formed commission and that’s probably what led to the blue tsunami. 
  Let me amend my statement:
  “John James finally managed to win an election in a place where the population happens to be a majority of brainless voters.”
  Thank you for the correction. >
  
  Damn. She's got bigger balls than me. Not sure I could handle me and my family being threatened like that. >
  
  It's that sociopathic lust for power and potential for revenge.
  Yeah her kids are at risk. So what? She wants to be president.
  And she's probably a better governor than her opponent so it worked out ok. >
  
  Weird take >
  
  But true. >
  
  Now that's gonads after all she's gone through. >
  
  betty white once said. 
  people mistakenly think that balls are tough. they aren’t. kick any guy in the nuts and he is going down. 
  pussies on the other hand are tough. they can take a real pounding. >
  
  Commonly believed to be a Betty White joke, but not actually a Betty White joke:
  
  If you happen to look this quote up, you’ll see it attributed to notoriously sweet 90-year-old TV great Betty White. Only those words never passed her lips, and she’d quite like people to bear that in mind next time they see fit to quote it at her, as I have just done. “That’s what I hate about Facebook and the internet,” she sighs. “They can say you said anything. I never would have said that. I’d never say that in a million years.”
  
  It's actually a joke done by both Hal Sparks and Sheng Wang years before it ever got misattributed to Betty White. >
  
  i see. thanks >
  
  Go get ‘em Gretch! Continue to make us proud! >
  
  Can’t express how grateful I am to my state for rejecting Dixon, DePerno, and Karamo. We really came through for ourselves. >
  
  No kidding.  If Biden doesn't run again I kind of hope she gives it a try. >
  
  The jail cell those guys are sitting in should have this on TV. >
  
  I don't know, I kind of hope they don't have TV where they're going. >
  
  No, they do. I believe they are $125 on the commissary list. >
  
  Hopefully she has better security this term. Did the crazies go to prison? >
  
  Gun control and relief for seniors are her priority. I’m very excited to see what she does with gun control - hopefully she sets a standard for the rest of the country to follow. >
  
  Gun control has no chance in Michigan. We are not a liberal state. We are very much a moderate state slam full of hunters and gun owners. If you want to piss off the moderate/conservative democrats in this state then go ahead and try gun control. It will not be pretty for the democrats. >
  
  Done correctly gun control shouldn't impact legitimate hunters. >
  
  It doesn’t matter if one hunts or not. The 2nd amendment has nothing to do with hunting. Michigan does not need any gun control. Our incidents are generally isolated to the usual suspect cities/areas with a few outliners here and there. Which there will always be regardless of anything. >
  
  I don't know there are quite a few people who were recently convicted of trying to kidnap our Governor that probably should have not had access to guns. >
  
  We shouldn’t forget the recent school shooting in Oxford where four students lost their lives and seven were wounded. The shooters parents are accused of involuntary manslaughter because of their negligence with guns and their son. >
  
  We all want to prevent idiots from getting their hands on guns.  The problem is each and every one of us has a different definition of what qualifies as an idiot.  
  The Oxford thing is pretty disturbing.  The parents had numerous signs they shouldn't give the kid access to weapons and did it anyway. >
  
  Unfortunately, we’ll never be able to keep idiots from getting guns in the US. But what we should do, is at least limit the damage they can do in two minutes with an AR and a large clip. When I go duck hunting, I have to put in a plug so I can’t have more than 3 shells. Why more concern for ducks and pheasants than people? >
  
  Gutsy woman 💪👍 >
  
  She should pay her would-be abductors a jail visit. Just to, you know, see how they’re holding up. >
  
  Go Blue! >
  
  Too soon, buddy… Too soon… >
  
  I’m torn but I’m proud of the team. They best PSU,MSU,OSU,b10 >
  
  Oh yeah, don’t get me wrong, they had a stellar season; positively amazing. But that game the other night was like watching an entirely different team. >
  
  Yeah that month layoff seems to really kill us. I’m choosing to focus on the positive. JJ is a fucking baller! Not happy with the 2 pick 6, but he showed great poise and leadership >
  
  I hope she goes to Congress then, before eventually running for President.