Anonymous ID: bd4a92 April 14, 2020, 4:22 a.m. No.8788126   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>8130 >>8133 >>8136 >>8146 >>8150 >>8176 >>8189 >>8678 >>8694

Thought for Anons

Consider just how comfy we have been over the last 2+ years when compared to either Democrats and Republicans.

 

Mueller>Dem's filled with hope! Rep's filled with fear! Dem's filled with sadness and anger Rep's relieved but stressed.

 

Impeachment>Dem's filled with hope! Rep's filled with fear! Dem's filled with sadness and anger Rep's relieved but stressed.

 

Covid 19 everyone filled with fear and some anger!

 

Yet true anons are comfy as a person can be considering the circumstances.

 

Even when Q was away during Muh initial corona we trusted POTUS as he has earned our trust and we were comfy because POTUS was comfy.

Anons comfy AF

 

This helped us be able to stay focused and effective while everyone else is losing their damn mind.

 

We just smile and they really think we are crazy now yet it appears that this is all about to change.

 

ANONS?! HOW DO YOU FEEL RIGHT NOW?!!!!!!

Anonymous ID: bd4a92 April 14, 2020, 4:55 a.m. No.8788219   🗄️.is 🔗kun

Economic meltdown gives Democrats new hope in Texas

double whammy of the coronavirus shutdown and oil industry

woes have Republicans in the state reeling

04/13/2020 09:08 PM EDT

 

"AUSTIN, Texas — The twin economic shock of the coronavirus pandemic and a collapsing oil market has upended the political landscape in Texas — driving Republicans into an unfamiliar defensive crouch and giving restive Democrats an unexpected election-year lift.

 

Republicans who'd been running on a familiar platform of gangbusters job growth and small government suddenly find themselves without a clear message as unemployment skyrockets and plummeting oil prices ravage the state budget. Their fealty to limited government is under threat with Congress’ massive stimulus spending — and they likely will have to defend even more government spending or slash state spending on core services like education and health care.

 

“This pandemic has put Republicans in a tough position,” said Brendan Steinhauser, a Republican strategist based in Austin. “You are having to swallow bitter pills.”

 

Democrats have long hoped to transform the stubbornly red state. Though it was overshadowed by Beto O’Rourke’s narrow loss to Republican Sen. Ted Cruz two years ago, Democrats flipped 14 seats combined in the GOP-controlled state House and state Senate, plus two congressional districts.

 

While the pandemic is exceedingly unlikely to swing the biggest contests in 2020, more than a dozen Texas politicians and strategists told POLITICO that fallout from the virus could hasten the state’s drift away from Republicans spurred by demographic shifts in burgeoning areas repelled by President Donald Trump."

 

moar:

https://www.politico.com/news/2020/04/13/economic-meltdown-democrats-hope-texas-184613

now that is a very telling headline