Replies to post #286166 on Tornado Alley (PROG)

[nlightn]

thats your conclusion ? ROTFLMAO !

so little impresses you. sheesh !!

ah,...here's a weird perspective,..maybe the candidates lost because they weren't good candidates.

it has nothing to do with Cortez endorsing them.

that is your off skew analysis,...you have no third party proof of that b/c she endorsed they lost,...no proof what so ever.


my political analysis.,...thank you for asking,...

my political analysis is your analysis is a bunch of crap.

[arizona1]

None of the candidates endorsed by Cortez (the Democratic Socialist in NYC) won their primaries.

That's a lie conix! You should get a time out for lying. Do you get ALL your news from The Daily Caller?

She endorsed these two candidates.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez @Ocasio2018

GOP can’t handle the truth, so they just make up their own.

It’s alright. Denial is the 1st stage of acceptance

Stars @RashidaTlaib & @JamesThompsonKS won their races last night!

They’re getting 2 new rebellious women in Congress whether they like it or not

GOP can’t handle the truth, so they just make up their own.

It’s alright. Denial is the 1st stage of acceptance 😉

Stars @RashidaTlaib & @JamesThompsonKS won their races last night!

They’re getting 2 new rebellious women in Congress whether they like it or not 💪🏽💜 pic.twitter.com/P5VVcK8DMr

— Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@AOC) August 8, 2018

[sortagreen]

"None of the candidates endorsed by Cortez (the Democratic Socialist in NYC) won their primaries."

Maybe you don't win the first time you stand up. Maybe you win by standing up for what's right... and standing up until people see your truth.

Maybe you see Nelson Mandela as a loser. Martin Luther King? Gandhi?

You choose to side with the powerful. You seem to be an authoritarian, with a keen aptitude for servility. MAGA Cunix, MAGA.

I'm still waiting for you to produce an example of a successful "libertarian" state... besides Somalia of course.

[sortagreen]

More losers for ya Conix..

This is a Norman Rockwell painting called Murder in Mississippi. It depicts the final moments in the lives of James Chaney, Andrew Goodman and Michael Schwerner, three civil rights workers killed by members of the Ku Klux Klan 53 years ago this summer for registering people to vote.


Murder in Mississippi, 1965

[arizona1]