Kari, stop with the Camera Filters. It's a strange look. That Blur shit is fake and ghey.
Whatever or Whoever DJT shills for, is the kiss of death. If he supports it, its bad.
Muh big, beautiful shots…
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Kek. Stay together….
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Sep 19, 2018 8:25:34 PM EDT
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Are we alone ?
Roswell ?
>>3093831
No.
Highest classification.
Consider the vastness of space.
Q
>takes faith, i guess.
No, it takes money.
If you're broke, you can't play. You are hostage to those who like to play.
Who has it al? Who's keeping it secret? WHY?
you get 40. maybe. Someday.
KEK. So, the only JUSTICE we're getting is Jim?
Justice for Manchin: Senate Republicans closing in on 2024 recruit
Elated Senate Republicans believe they are on the cusp of landing their highest-profile recruit of the 2024 campaign: West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice.
Justice, a Democrat-turned-Republican with sky-high approval ratings, is increasingly expected to launch a bid for Sen. Joe Manchin’s (D-W.Va.) seat after consulting with top party officials in Washington this month, according to a half-dozen GOP senators and aides. A Justice candidacy would notch two big wins for Republicans, breaking their losing streak in recruiting popular governors and reshaping next year’s battleground map.
Republicans privately predict Justice may wait to enter the race until at least next month in order to have a full fundraising quarter. And though the timing is in flux, the GOP would be gobsmacked at this point if he did not run.
He is dropping hints everywhere. He’s put his coal business up for sale to pay off debts and met with National Republican Senatorial Committee Chair Steve Daines (R-Mont.) last week. He finished up his state’s legislative session earlier this month, pushing through a tax cut after Manchin helped direct federal funds to the state. And he’s been texting with Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), according to two people familiar with Justice's interactions.
“The governor has a good political sense. So I am assuming that he's going to get in,” said Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va.). “It would change things. He has a huge approval rating, he just passed the biggest tax cut in state history. He’s got a lot of good things to talk about.”
But Justice’s plans, not to mention Republicans’ confidence that he puts them in striking distance of picking up a Democrat-held seat, doesn’t faze the incumbent one “iota.” Manchin reiterated in an interview that he won’t decide whether he’ll run until the end of the year, describing himself as content to watch his rivals spar from afar — for a few months, at least.
“God bless them, it’ll be entertaining to watch their primary. That’s the greatest thing,” Manchin said.
The Senate GOP whiffed repeatedly during the 2022 midterms on trying to recruit popular governors like Chris Sununu of New Hampshire, Doug Ducey of Arizona and Larry Hogan of Maryland. Already this year, though, former Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts has joined the Senate via appointment. Justice is different: The party’s spent months courting him, and Republicans believe if he runs they will get much closer to picking up a Democrat-held seat.
In conversations with D.C. Republicans, Justice has discussed the pros and cons of making the jump from governor to senator, according to one of the people familiar with his interactions. Yet Justice has made no final public decision. And until he files his candidate paperwork, there’s still a chance he backs out.
Should he jump in, he'd immediately help Republicans solidify their path to a majority which runs through Ohio, Montana and West Virginia. They need to net two seats to take back the majority, regardless of the outcome of the presidential race.
Still, a Justice win isn’t straightforward. He’ll have to navigate Republican primary waters in his state that are already choppy thanks to Rep. Alex Mooney (R-W.Va.), whom former President Donald Trump and the Club for Growth backed in a hotly contested House GOP primary last year.
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https://www.yahoo.com/news/justice-manchin-senate-republicans-closing-083000891.html
What is the game with trying so hard to support R Traitors? And Alleged Pedophiles? Pence was only tolerated because they dragged him so far. He was disgusting at best before being selected to be VP. Just gross. Very sad Kayleigh… looking at you differently now too.
Tired of these games.
Seriously anon? You clearly don't Q often. Otherwise you would appreciate that lead in.
There you go. Much better answer than "Arizona."