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Did you see how much taller he is than Lynch?
Surely elevationism is a bigotry that no right thinking progressive would ever succumb to? Dammit, John, you're better than that.
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Did you see how much taller he is than Lynch?
For those of you who don't really pay attention, Stephen Lynch has been drastically increasing his national profile lately. I'm something of a news junkie, but I have never ever seen this guy on TV up until about two weeks ago. Since then, he's been on cable news at least twice, and Bill Maher even discussed him briefly and played a clip from him (couldn't find the video, but here's the transcript):
Regardless of what you think about Trump, Lynch has come out of nowhere to be mentioned all of the place lately. A lot of this is due to him being upset about trade tariffs that will hurt his district, but the ultimate point is, I'm starting to hear his name all over the place. In contrast, you know where I hear Brianna Wu's name? This thread, and that's about it.
Edit: I take it back, Chapo Trap House has made fun of Brianna Wu a few times. I think that's the closest she's gotten to a national profile.
I like how he keeps trying to liken the democratic congressman of the incredibly liberal state of Massachusetts to Donald Trump. Then again, seems like everyone these days uses Trump as an analogue for something they either really hate or really love.I pointed out again that recently he is talking like "When I am elected...." so yes, I think he is back to thinking there's no way that As A Software Engineer, The Female Godzilla of Tech wouldn't get elected. It's impossible! Did you see how much taller he is than Lynch?
As noted by many political types on this thread Wu chose a really bad district to try and run in. It's a classic NE working class neighborhood. She'd have had a better shot in some hard left district.
I swear, every fucking cow on this site uses fiction to support their beliefs like it's a historical anecdote.Well god fucking damn if this doesn't put bread on the table of every voter in District 8 then nothing fucking will
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John, normally I would be inclined to instantly dismiss any statement you make that begins with "no lie", but in this case I can quite easily believe that you ploughed $100,000 or more into your stupid fucking car that you don't ever drive. In addition to letting a yelling mongoloid Dwarf plough you in your car accident of a penis, of course.
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Lynch is definitely one of the more conservative members of the Massachusetts congressional delegation, but...it's Massachusetts, so 'more conservative' means 'would be screamingly liberal in 45% of the US, and moderate in the rest'. 538 says he votes with Trump 31% of the time. Compare to Democrat darling Kyrsten Sinema at 60%. Just looking at his Facebook...he posted a video of him talking about election security with the caption 'It is time for Republicans in Congress to decide what they stand for. Do they stand for democracy? Or do they stand with Vladimir Putin?'. He said it was a 'historic and important day for Boston' when their new African-American police chief was sworn in, since he's the first ever one. His thoughts on Trump in Helsinki: 'I feel the president’s words and positions taken constitute a physical injury upon the national security of this country.' I could go on. That's not conservative on the national level.I like how she keeps trying to liken the democratic congressman of the incredibly liberal state of Massachusetts to Donald Trump. Then again, seems like everyone these days uses Trump as an analogue for something they either really hate or really love.
People are saying millennials are tarded but it feels like every generation from young to old is tarded judging by the political landscape right now.
Guess everyone's secretly tarded and it just took someone like Trump to get everyone to reveal it.
You know the saying "All politics are local"? For John, all politics are national. The day after the presidential inauguration, he decided that "Blue Wave backlash against Drumpf" was the country's political direction, and then moved directly to the district of the most conservative Democrat in commuting distance of Frank's job.As noted by many political types on this thread Wu chose a really bad district to try and run in.
On paper it sounds like a half-decent plan, as long as you don't look too hard at those pesky details like what the district is like, who lives there, and what they do for a living.
Yeah, the slightly smarter choice would've been to move to the 3rd district, since their congresswoman is retiring (actually, at least one person did do that), but that also means there's about ten candidates for the Democratic primary. This isn't like other states where there's districts that voted for Clinton with Republican congressmen--progressive districts in Massachusetts already have progressives in office. Even Ayanna Pressley for the 7th district, who has way more of a shot than Wu, is very unlikely to win, since she's not significantly more lefty than the incumbent.You know the saying "All politics are local"? For John, all politics are national. The day after the presidential inauguration, he decided that "Blue Wave backlash against Drumpf" was the country's political direction, and then moved directly to the district of the most conservative Democrat in commuting distance of Frank's job.
On paper it sounds like a half-decent plan, as long as you don't look too hard at those pesky details like what the district is like, who lives there, and what they do for a living.
Yeah, the slightly smarter choice would've been to move to the 3rd district, since their congresswoman is retiring (actually, at least one person did do that), but that also means there's about ten candidates for the Democratic primary.
Only a clown car primary like that would have any chance of giving John some exposure, just because it's a chaotic mess.
honestly it's imo one of the most pathetic campaigns I've seen from someone with a little money and no real job and who is at least superficially charismatic with a story.
you can't play act running for office tho, you gotta actually you know do it, not sperge about foreign cars most people can't afford on twitter all day.
the next gig is totally auto show owner/ mechanic, calling it now.
I'm worried there could be a Dark Age Of Wu... literal hours to days where there isn't a stream of dishonesty and hubris flowing from that ghoulish body.![]()
Comparing someone to Trump is the new comparing someone to Hitler, even by rational, well adjusted adults and I'm starting to unironically hate normies because of it and I need one of you to put me down before I fully transform and start using /r9k/.Lynch is definitely one of the more conservative members of the Massachusetts congressional delegation, but...it's Massachusetts, so 'more conservative' means 'would be screamingly liberal in 45% of the US, and moderate in the rest'. 538 says he votes with Trump 31% of the time. Compare to Democrat darling Kyrsten Sinema at 60%. Just looking at his Facebook...he posted a video of him talking about election security with the caption 'It is time for Republicans in Congress to decide what they stand for. Do they stand for democracy? Or do they stand with Vladimir Putin?'. He said it was a 'historic and important day for Boston' when their new African-American police chief was sworn in, since he's the first ever one. His thoughts on Trump in Helsinki: 'I feel the president’s words and positions taken constitute a physical injury upon the national security of this country.' I could go on. That's not conservative on the national level.
(I would be surprised if he drove a F150, though--can you imagine trying to park one of those in South Boston? Actually, looking at his wife's Facebook, there's a picture taken outside their house with a Volvo parked behind the people in the photo, so that's probably one of theirs, since no driveway.)
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Lol I fucking forgot about Zoe Quinn's Chuck Tingle Kickstarter! I was a little pissed at first because, while I didn't read them, the concepts of Chuck Tingle's novels were pretty funny.I qualified it with "literal hours to days" -- it could be as short as 20 hours. Maybe she loses, so she snorts a bunch of ambian, spergs out on twitter about how it's all Warren's fault and gamergate and the trolls and whatever, and then overdoses / falls asleep for 20 hours.
I'm notto the point of pretending she's going to hide in a cave or something. Maybe she will "have to flee her home" all the way to her living room again because of all the "death threats" she is going to receive following her loss...
I'm actually just really surprised she hasn't announced her next big thing yet. Maybe she's planning a collaboration with Zoe "Dame Judy Stench" Quinn on her "Goddess Mode" project, or maybe she will hop on that kickstarer project "five guys means two of you use my eyes" Quinn robbed a bunch of suckers on and hasn't even commented in 217 days. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/703752115/kickstarted-in-the-butt-a-chuck-tingle-digital-adv/
2,450 backers pledged $85,448 to help bring this project to life.
For christ's sake!!! That's an average of $35 per person from almost 2500 fucking morons! I guess "Depression Quest" was such a fucking awesome game you knew that she would make a winner with this one, huh??
I'm notto the point of pretending she's going to hide in a cave or something. Maybe she will "have to flee her home" all the way to her living room again because of all the "death threats" she is going to receive following her loss...
She'll claim she fought Stephen Lynch and won, much like she claims she won against "Gamergate" by never leaving her home, shitting herself, and doing nothing.