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Big win!  Republican voters in PA came out yesterday and overwhelmingly chose the clown to be their party's standard bearer.  It really wasn't a surprise, though, was it?  I mean, the clown had sewn up the nomination more than a month ago and there really was no need for anyone to even vote in primaries anymore.  Still... 83% is a big number.

However, when you consider that, on a Tuesday in April, after their party's nominee had already been determined, 155 THOUSAND registered republicans in the Keystone State took time out of their busy day to tell their party and their country that they did NOT want the clown to represent their party.  Nikki Haley got 155K votes and she had dropped out of the race more than a month ago.  If you were to measure support for a candidate, those who were really positive about him would vote for him, those who were not so positive would probably just stay home, but if you were a registered republican, and you REALLY didn't like Donald Trump as your candidate, you would take the time to leave work, drive to the polling place, stand in line, go through the check in process, get in the booth and vote for a woman you KNEW would not get any delegates based upon that vote.

If you are one of those 155K Republicans in Pennsylvania who go out of your way to vote against the clown in a primary, I'm gonna say you're the kind of voter who will vote for Joe Biden in November.  Trump only beat Hillary in 2016 by 44K.  I'd imagine he's gonna need every GOP voter to stay the course and not bolt.

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maineman » 24 Apr 2024, 9:21 am » wrote: ↑

24 Apr 2024, 9:21 am

Big win!  Republican voters in PA came out yesterday and overwhelmingly chose the clown to be their party's standard bearer.  It really wasn't a surprise, though, was it?  I mean, the clown had sewn up the nomination more than a month ago and there really was no need for anyone to even vote in primaries anymore.  Still... 83% is a big number.

However, when you consider that, on a Tuesday in April, after their party's nominee had already been determined, 155 THOUSAND registered republicans in the Keystone State took time out of their busy day to tell their party and their country that they did NOT want the clown to represent their party.  Nikki Haley got 155K votes and she had dropped out of the race more than a month ago.  If you were to measure support for a candidate, those who were really positive about him would vote for him, those who were not so positive would probably just stay home, but if you were a registered republican, and you REALLY didn't like Donald Trump as your candidate, you would take the time to leave work, drive to the polling place, stand in line, go through the check in process, get in the booth and vote for a woman you KNEW would not get any delegates based upon that vote.

If you are one of those 155K Republicans in Pennsylvania who go out of your way to vote against the clown in a primary, I'm gonna say you're the kind of voter who will vote for Joe Biden in November.  Trump only beat Hillary in 2016 by 44K.  I'd imagine he's gonna need every GOP voter to stay the course and not bolt.

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How do you know those people had a busy day or went out of their way to vote?  Do you not think in the entire state of PA there aren't 155,000 retired republican voters?  Since voting locations are in precincts, it would have been close to their residence...you don't really have to go "out of your way" to vote,..just stop at the polling location while running an errand.

Once again, you appear to be making **** up.

 

maineman » 24 Apr 2024, 9:21 am » wrote: ↑

24 Apr 2024, 9:21 am

Big win!  Republican voters in PA came out yesterday and overwhelmingly chose the clown to be their party's standard bearer.  It really wasn't a surprise, though, was it?  I mean, the clown had sewn up the nomination more than a month ago and there really was no need for anyone to even vote in primaries anymore.  Still... 83% is a big number.

However, when you consider that, on a Tuesday in April, after their party's nominee had already been determined, 155 THOUSAND registered republicans in the Keystone State took time out of their busy day to tell their party and their country that they did NOT want the clown to represent their party.  Nikki Haley got 155K votes and she had dropped out of the race more than a month ago.  If you were to measure support for a candidate, those who were really positive about him would vote for him, those who were not so positive would probably just stay home, but if you were a registered republican, and you REALLY didn't like Donald Trump as your candidate, you would take the time to leave work, drive to the polling place, stand in line, go through the check in process, get in the booth and vote for a woman you KNEW would not get any delegates based upon that vote.

If you are one of those 155K Republicans in Pennsylvania who go out of your way to vote against the clown in a primary, I'm gonna say you're the kind of voter who will vote for Joe Biden in November.  Trump only beat Hillary in 2016 by 44K.  I'd imagine he's gonna need every GOP voter to stay the course and not bolt.

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Just think......NOT ONE OF THOSE TRUMP VOTERS is an Illegal Alien loving piece of **** traitor like you...!!!


 
 

maineman » 24 Apr 2024, 9:21 am » wrote: ↑

24 Apr 2024, 9:21 am

Big win!  Republican voters in PA came out yesterday and overwhelmingly chose the clown to be their party's standard bearer.  It really wasn't a surprise, though, was it?  I mean, the clown had sewn up the nomination more than a month ago and there really was no need for anyone to even vote in primaries anymore.  Still... 83% is a big number.

However, when you consider that, on a Tuesday in April, after their party's nominee had already been determined, 155 THOUSAND registered republicans in the Keystone State took time out of their busy day to tell their party and their country that they did NOT want the clown to represent their party.  Nikki Haley got 155K votes and she had dropped out of the race more than a month ago.  If you were to measure support for a candidate, those who were really positive about him would vote for him, those who were not so positive would probably just stay home, but if you were a registered republican, and you REALLY didn't like Donald Trump as your candidate, you would take the time to leave work, drive to the polling place, stand in line, go through the check in process, get in the booth and vote for a woman you KNEW would not get any delegates based upon that vote.

If you are one of those 155K Republicans in Pennsylvania who go out of your way to vote against the clown in a primary, I'm gonna say you're the kind of voter who will vote for Joe Biden in November.  Trump only beat Hillary in 2016 by 44K.  I'd imagine he's gonna need every GOP voter to stay the course and not bolt.

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maineman » 24 Apr 2024, 9:21 am » wrote: ↑

24 Apr 2024, 9:21 am

Big win!  Republican voters in PA came out yesterday and overwhelmingly chose the clown to be their party's standard bearer.  It really wasn't a surprise, though, was it?  I mean, the clown had sewn up the nomination more than a month ago and there really was no need for anyone to even vote in primaries anymore.  Still... 83% is a big number.

However, when you consider that, on a Tuesday in April, after their party's nominee had already been determined, 155 THOUSAND registered republicans in the Keystone State took time out of their busy day to tell their party and their country that they did NOT want the clown to represent their party.  Nikki Haley got 155K votes and she had dropped out of the race more than a month ago.  If you were to measure support for a candidate, those who were really positive about him would vote for him, those who were not so positive would probably just stay home, but if you were a registered republican, and you REALLY didn't like Donald Trump as your candidate, you would take the time to leave work, drive to the polling place, stand in line, go through the check in process, get in the booth and vote for a woman you KNEW would not get any delegates based upon that vote.

If you are one of those 155K Republicans in Pennsylvania who go out of your way to vote against the clown in a primary, I'm gonna say you're the kind of voter who will vote for Joe Biden in November.  Trump only beat Hillary in 2016 by 44K.  I'd imagine he's gonna need every GOP voter to stay the course and not bolt.

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Just keep voting for Biden.....your lack of intelligence has already been showcased.....no further damage can be done to your state of mind or your manhood. 

maineman » 24 Apr 2024, 9:21 am » wrote: ↑

24 Apr 2024, 9:21 am

Big win!  Republican voters in PA came out yesterday and overwhelmingly chose the clown to be their party's standard bearer.  It really wasn't a surprise, though, was it?  I mean, the clown had sewn up the nomination more than a month ago and there really was no need for anyone to even vote in primaries anymore.  Still... 83% is a big number.

However, when you consider that, on a Tuesday in April, after their party's nominee had already been determined, 155 THOUSAND registered republicans in the Keystone State took time out of their busy day to tell their party and their country that they did NOT want the clown to represent their party.  Nikki Haley got 155K votes and she had dropped out of the race more than a month ago.  If you were to measure support for a candidate, those who were really positive about him would vote for him, those who were not so positive would probably just stay home, but if you were a registered republican, and you REALLY didn't like Donald Trump as your candidate, you would take the time to leave work, drive to the polling place, stand in line, go through the check in process, get in the booth and vote for a woman you KNEW would not get any delegates based upon that vote.

If you are one of those 155K Republicans in Pennsylvania who go out of your way to vote against the clown in a primary, I'm gonna say you're the kind of voter who will vote for Joe Biden in November.  Trump only beat Hillary in 2016 by 44K.  I'd imagine he's gonna need every GOP voter to stay the course and not bolt.

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  TDS ALERT!!  We have another Progressive idiocrat foaming at the mouth

ConsRule » 24 Apr 2024, 9:39 am » wrote: ↑

24 Apr 2024, 9:39 am

How do you know those people had a busy day or went out of their way to vote?  Do you not think in the entire state of PA there aren't 155,000 retired republican voters?  Since voting locations are in precincts, it would have been close to their residence...you don't really have to go "out of your way" to vote,..just stop at the polling location while running an errand.

Once again, you appear to be making **** up.

I didn't make up the fact that 155 thousand registered republicans took the time to go to the polls and to vote for some candidate other than the one that had already locked up their party's nomination.  If they take the time to go to the polls on PRIMARY day to cast a ballot against Trump when their vote won't even matter for anything, who do you think they'll take the time to vote for on election day in November?

nefarious101 » 24 Apr 2024, 10:02 am » wrote: ↑

24 Apr 2024, 10:02 am

  TDS ALERT!!  We have another Progressive idiocrat foaming at the mouth

If I were a MAGA moron, I would not want to talk about 155K GOP voters in PA giving Trump the finger yesterday either.  

And if you really didn't want us to still be concerned about Trump, why the **** did you nominate him again?

RebelGator » 24 Apr 2024, 9:56 am » wrote: ↑

24 Apr 2024, 9:56 am

Just keep voting for Biden.....your lack of intelligence has already been showcased.....no further damage can be done to your state of mind or your manhood.

Cletis:  Are you really not concerned about 155K GOP voters telling Trump to go **** himself yesterday?  

maineman » 24 Apr 2024, 10:53 am » wrote: ↑

24 Apr 2024, 10:53 am

I didn't make up the fact that 155 thousand registered republicans took the time to go to the polls and to vote for some candidate other than the one that had already locked up their party's nomination.  If they take the time to go to the polls on PRIMARY day to cast a ballot against Trump when their vote won't even matter for anything, who do you think they'll take the time to vote for on election day in November?

I have republican family members in 4 other states (FL, MD, PA, CO).  Like me, none of them has ever voted for Trump in a primary...like me, all have voted for Trump in the general (or so they have said).

My anecdotal evidence says they will vote Trump. Since we use a secret ballot, we will never know.
 

maineman » 24 Apr 2024, 10:55 am » wrote: ↑

24 Apr 2024, 10:55 am

If I were a MAGA moron, I would not want to talk about 155K GOP voters in PA giving Trump the finger yesterday either.  

And if you really didn't want us to still be concerned about Trump, why the **** did you nominate him again?

Sooooooo.......Too bad you didn't show up at the Biden rally....couple of people and the MSM showed.  Guess TDS is so debilitating that most of you idiocrats are homebound with it and can't show up...add gender and sexual confusion to your suffering....you all are a bunch of sick degenerates.  Maybe you can make the Progressive pedophile rally....don't forget your sign...."Rape before 8 or else you're too late!"

bunch of sick sumbitches you all are 

maineman » 24 Apr 2024, 9:21 am » wrote: ↑

24 Apr 2024, 9:21 am

Big win!  Republican voters in PA came out yesterday and overwhelmingly chose the clown to be their party's standard bearer.  It really wasn't a surprise, though, was it?  I mean, the clown had sewn up the nomination more than a month ago and there really was no need for anyone to even vote in primaries anymore.  Still... 83% is a big number.

However, when you consider that, on a Tuesday in April, after their party's nominee had already been determined, 155 THOUSAND registered republicans in the Keystone State took time out of their busy day to tell their party and their country that they did NOT want the clown to represent their party.  Nikki Haley got 155K votes and she had dropped out of the race more than a month ago.  If you were to measure support for a candidate, those who were really positive about him would vote for him, those who were not so positive would probably just stay home, but if you were a registered republican, and you REALLY didn't like Donald Trump as your candidate, you would take the time to leave work, drive to the polling place, stand in line, go through the check in process, get in the booth and vote for a woman you KNEW would not get any delegates based upon that vote.

If you are one of those 155K Republicans in Pennsylvania who go out of your way to vote against the clown in a primary, I'm gonna say you're the kind of voter who will vote for Joe Biden in November.  Trump only beat Hillary in 2016 by 44K.  I'd imagine he's gonna need every GOP voter to stay the course and not bolt.

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155,000 equals 17% of TOTAL VOTES CAST FOR BOTH CANDIDATES
155,000  =  .17  x  TOTAL VOTES
 155,000 / .17  =   TOTAL VOTES
 911,764  =  TOTAL VOTES CAST FOR TRUMP OUT OF ROUGHLY 1,066,000 WHO SHOWED UP TO VOTE.
YEAH, WE'RE REALLY **** OUR PANTS...!!!


 

ConsRule » 24 Apr 2024, 11:01 am » wrote: ↑

24 Apr 2024, 11:01 am

I have republican family members in 4 other states (FL, MD, PA, CO).  Like me, none of them has ever voted for Trump in a primary...like me, all have voted for Trump in the general (or so they have said).

My anecdotal evidence says they will vote Trump. Since we use a secret ballot, we will never know.

How many of your family members took the time to go vote for a primary candidate (other than Trump ) who was no longer even running for President?

maineman » 24 Apr 2024, 11:52 am » wrote: ↑

24 Apr 2024, 11:52 am

How many of your family members took the time to go vote for a primary candidate (other than Trump ) who was no longer even running for President?

Don't know about them, but I have.  BTW same thing is happening in the demonrat primaries.
 

maineman » 24 Apr 2024, 11:52 am » wrote: ↑

24 Apr 2024, 11:52 am

How many of your family members took the time to go vote for a primary candidate (other than Trump ) who was no longer even running for President?

I think a better question is: Why do you give a ****?
 

nefarious101 » 24 Apr 2024, 11:05 am » wrote: ↑

24 Apr 2024, 11:05 am

Sooooooo.......Too bad you didn't show up at the Biden rally....couple of people and the MSM showed.  Guess TDS is so debilitating that most of you idiocrats are homebound with it and can't show up...add gender and sexual confusion to your suffering....you all are a bunch of sick degenerates.  Maybe you can make the Progressive pedophile rally....don't forget your sign...."Rape before 8 or else you're too late!"

bunch of sick sumbitches you all are

We don't need to go to rallies.  We just sit in the comfort of our living rooms, and vote by mail.  And Joe will kick the clown's *** with mail-in votes just like he did last time.  

Just think, nearly 157K Pennsylvania Republicans were so disgusted with Trump, that staying home and not voting for him in the primary wasn't a strong enough message for them to send.  They went to the polls, gave the clown the finger, and voted FOR Haley!  Loud and Clear!  
 

ConsRule » 24 Apr 2024, 11:54 am » wrote: ↑

24 Apr 2024, 11:54 am

I think a better question is: Why do you give a ****?

I know that if Joe had lost 156K votes in the PA primary I would be worried.  I know HE would be worried,  Go look at Trump's victory margin in that state in 2016 and tell me he can afford to have 156K pissed-off GOP voters come election day.  

maineman » 24 Apr 2024, 12:00 pm » wrote: ↑

24 Apr 2024, 12:00 pm

I know that if Joe had lost 156K votes in the PA primary I would be worried.  I know HE would be worried,  Go look at Trump's victory margin in that state in 2016 and tell me he can afford to have 156K pissed-off GOP voters come election day.

No...you don't.

Nobody...especially YOU...has no way of knowing how those voters will vote in November.

Why do you give a **** how they voted?  It has absolutely no impact on anything.  I understand you want to think it angers Trump, but you have no proof of anything.  You are just making **** up.

 

maineman » 24 Apr 2024, 9:21 am » wrote: ↑

24 Apr 2024, 9:21 am

Big win!  Republican voters in PA came out yesterday and overwhelmingly chose the clown to be their party's standard bearer.  It really wasn't a surprise, though, was it?  I mean, the clown had sewn up the nomination more than a month ago and there really was no need for anyone to even vote in primaries anymore.  Still... 83% is a big number.

However, when you consider that, on a Tuesday in April, after their party's nominee had already been determined, 155 THOUSAND registered republicans in the Keystone State took time out of their busy day to tell their party and their country that they did NOT want the clown to represent their party.  Nikki Haley got 155K votes and she had dropped out of the race more than a month ago.  If you were to measure support for a candidate, those who were really positive about him would vote for him, those who were not so positive would probably just stay home, but if you were a registered republican, and you REALLY didn't like Donald Trump as your candidate, you would take the time to leave work, drive to the polling place, stand in line, go through the check in process, get in the booth and vote for a woman you KNEW would not get any delegates based upon that vote.

If you are one of those 155K Republicans in Pennsylvania who go out of your way to vote against the clown in a primary, I'm gonna say you're the kind of voter who will vote for Joe Biden in November.  Trump only beat Hillary in 2016 by 44K.  I'd imagine he's gonna need every GOP voter to stay the course and not bolt.

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