Congressional Primaries in Texas and North Carolina Today!

[nowisthetime]

I am so ashamed of myself for wasting brain cells arguing with this brain dead maga nut (probably an alt) who shows no proof of anything. He is a perfect display of the incredible arrogance and stupidity of the current Literotica maga crew.

Let's contrast Crockett with the current out of touch senator, Cornyn, who has actually hurt many Texans.

He supported Supreme Court nominees who helped overturn Roe v. Wade, which led to Texas enforcing one of the strictest, most dangerous abortion bans in the country. Magats hate women so they don't care...next...

He voted to repeal the Affordable Care Act, which would have jeopardized protections for people with preexisting conditions. He has backed positions that weaken federal voting rights protections. He also didn't go far enough to address the rampant gun violence in Texas.

Cruelty is the point with these right wingers, along with grifting.

Yeah we need more real bitches in government with a backbone.

 

[Rightguide]

she moans to get black murders off. she's racist

She's projects quite the caricature spewing her racist mumbo jumbo from behind those flyswatter cumbrellas.

 

[SebastianHolt]

I am so ashamed of myself for wasting brain cells arguing with this brain dead maga nut (probably an alt) who shows no proof of anything. He is a perfect display of the incredible arrogance and stupidity of the current Literotica maga crew.

Let's contrast Crockett with the current out of touch senator, Cornyn, who has actually hurt many Texans.

He supported Supreme Court nominees who helped overturn Roe v. Wade, which led to Texas enforcing one of the strictest, most dangerous abortion bans in the country. Magats hate women so they don't care...next...

He voted to repeal the Affordable Care Act, which would have jeopardized protections for people with preexisting conditions. He has backed positions that weaken federal voting rights protections. He also didn't go far enough to address the rampant gun violence in Texas.

Cruelty is the point with these right wingers, along with grifting.

Yeah we need more real bitches in government with a backbone.

why are you a lazy welfare carpetbagger

 

[SebastianHolt]

I am so ashamed of myself for wasting brain cells arguing with this brain dead maga nut (probably an alt) who shows no proof of anything. He is a perfect display of the incredible arrogance and stupidity of the current Literotica maga crew.

Let's contrast Crockett with the current out of touch senator, Cornyn, who has actually hurt many Texans.

He supported Supreme Court nominees who helped overturn Roe v. Wade, which led to Texas enforcing one of the strictest, most dangerous abortion bans in the country. Magats hate women so they don't care...next...

He voted to repeal the Affordable Care Act, which would have jeopardized protections for people with preexisting conditions. He has backed positions that weaken federal voting rights protections. He also didn't go far enough to address the rampant gun violence in Texas.

Cruelty is the point with these right wingers, along with grifting.

Yeah we need more real bitches in government with a backbone.

no, what you want is more welfare as in your mind life is too hard

 

[Wilson23]

why are you a lazy welfare carpetbagger

How did "carpetbagger" get into this?

 

[Lazaran]

As Rob ages, he likes to pretend he's becoming wiser. What’s actually happening is he's becoming more confident about things he half-remembers. At 25, he most likely researched candidates. At 45, he probably compared tax plans. At 65, he no doubt voted for the one who looked like they knew how to program a VCR. His mental decline didn't arrive dramatically; it sneaked up on him. First, he forgot where he put his keys. Then he forgot his Wi-Fi password. Eventually, he forgot why he was mad at Trump in the first place, but he's still mad because tradition matters.

Campaign strategists understand this. That’s why yard signs in his neighborhood have bigger fonts now. In 2030, his candidates won’t debate; they’ll just hold up large, high-contrast cue cards that say things like “LOWER PRICES” and “LESS NONSENSE,” and he'll nod approvingly because he enjoys lower prices and less nonsense, though he can’t recall what the nonsense was. And let’s be honest: the older he gets, the more his voting habits are shaped by one simple metric, “Which candidate makes me feel less tired?”

Today, with Rob at 80 plus, it’s not left vs. right. It’s “Who promises to leave me alone, change my wet sheets, and make sure the price of my Cream of Wheat stays within my means." Of course, the real twist is this: every generation swears the older generation has lost its mind. In Rob's case, we aren't wrong. To a given point, aging can mean we vote with wisdom…but based on the above it's clear that old Rob has lost much of his marble collection. He's at the point in life where his tired old eyes see everything either as vaguely threatening or profoundly beautiful. Take the political frog he voted for above. At twenty, you glance at it and think, “Amphibian. Cold and Moist. Pass.” At 80 plus with prescription lenses thick enough to bend sunlight, he peers down at that same frog and whispers, “Magnificent.” The warts? Great texture. The bulging eyes? Ancient wisdom. The way it just sits there doing absolutely nothing? A lifestyle icon. And because Rob's hearing’s gone too, its croak isn’t a harsh ribbit, it’s a low, contemplative baritone. A philosopher clearing his throat.

Rob leans closer. The frog doesn’t move. He doesn't move. Two elders of different species, united by stiff joints and a shared appreciation for sitting very still. “Look at her,” he murmurs, as if unveiling a sculpture. “Perfect.” His granddaughter squints. “Grandpa… it’s just a frog.” But that’s the gift of tired old eyes: they blur the unnecessary details. The judgment fades. The world softens. And sometimes, in the quiet shimmer of declining vision, even a lumpy little swamp creature becomes a masterpiece, mostly because he can’t quite tell what he's looking at anymore, it feels important, but and most of all, he feels all big inside.

Racistguide wrote all that ^ ???



Racistguide is scared “shitless”…



Racistguide



We. Told. Them. So.

 

[Rightguide]

Racistguide wrote all that ^ ???



Racistguide is scared “shitless”…



Racistguide



We. Told. Them. So.

Sometimes you have to tell the whole story so the lesser intellectually endowed, like yourself, can find a clue.

 

[Lazaran]

Sometimes you have to tell the whole story so the lesser intellectually endowed, like yourself, can find a clue.

Racistguide is scared “shitless”; full stop (full diaper).



Racistguide



We. Told. Them. So.

 

[YDB95]

Are you one of those that must be spoon-fed by some government assclown? when did you lose your ability to think for yourself?

ECAIAC

 

[Rightguide]

Racistguide is scared “shitless”…

I'm real scared as I stand here on the high ground, not above a city of stone, but above a skyline built of slogans, polling memos, and moral certainties. Below me, the grand leftist architecture of our opposition, the Tower of Inevitable Victory, the Ministry of Everyone Agrees, the Plaza of Unquestioned Authority, as it begins to buckle. These were not walls of granite but of Democrat assumption, and assumption burns fast. Sunlight did what no siege engine could: we exposed the cracks, and the cracks caught fire.
Democrat Party advisors scramble through the smoke with binders of excuses. Commentators try to rebuild facades mid-collapse. Predictions turned to embers; certainties to ash. We do not cheer; conquerors rarely waste energy celebrating the obvious. I simply watch as narratives that once declared our ruin feed the blaze themselves, proving that intellectual fortresses built on illusion burn brightest of all. Take heed, your hair could catch fire.

 

[Wilson23]

I'm real scared as I stand here on the high ground, not above a city of stone, but above a skyline built of slogans, polling memos, and moral certainties. Below me, the grand leftist architecture of our opposition, the Tower of Inevitable Victory, the Ministry of Everyone Agrees, the Plaza of Unquestioned Authority, as it begins to buckle. These were not walls of granite but of Democrat assumption, and assumption burns fast. Sunlight did what no siege engine could: we exposed the cracks, and the cracks caught fire.
Democrat Party advisors scramble through the smoke with binders of excuses. Commentators try to rebuild facades mid-collapse. Predictions turned to embers; certainties to ash. We do not cheer; conquerors rarely waste energy celebrating the obvious. I simply watch as narratives that once declared our ruin feed the blaze themselves, proving that intellectual fortresses built on illusion burn brightest of all. Take heed, your hair could catch fire.

It's like watching Stephen Hawking try to do gymnastics.

 

[Lazaran]

I'm real scared as I stand here on the high ground, not above a city of stone, but above a skyline built of slogans, polling memos, and moral certainties. Below me, the grand leftist architecture of our opposition, the Tower of Inevitable Victory, the Ministry of Everyone Agrees, the Plaza of Unquestioned Authority, as it begins to buckle. These were not walls of granite but of Democrat assumption, and assumption burns fast. Sunlight did what no siege engine could: we exposed the cracks, and the cracks caught fire.
Democrat Party advisors scramble through the smoke with binders of excuses. Commentators try to rebuild facades mid-collapse. Predictions turned to embers; certainties to ash. We do not cheer; conquerors rarely waste energy celebrating the obvious. I simply watch as narratives that once declared our ruin feed the blaze themselves, proving that intellectual fortresses built on illusion burn brightest of all. Take heed, your hair could catch fire.

As I said:

Racistguide is scared; full stop (full diaper).



Racistguide



We. Told. Them. So.

 

[Iluv17]

Who's scared of these elections? The trap has been set! Will the Party of Perverts RISK THEIR LIVES? Time will tell!

 

[Wilson23]

Who's scared of these elections?

Nobody, but incumbents facing a primary challenge, and I don't know if there are any.

 

[SebastianHolt]

I am so ashamed of myself for wasting brain cells arguing with this brain dead maga nut (probably an alt) who shows no proof of anything. He is a perfect display of the incredible arrogance and stupidity of the current Literotica maga crew.

Let's contrast Crockett with the current out of touch senator, Cornyn, who has actually hurt many Texans.

He supported Supreme Court nominees who helped overturn Roe v. Wade, which led to Texas enforcing one of the strictest, most dangerous abortion bans in the country. Magats hate women so they don't care...next...

He voted to repeal the Affordable Care Act, which would have jeopardized protections for people with preexisting conditions. He has backed positions that weaken federal voting rights protections. He also didn't go far enough to address the rampant gun violence in Texas.

Cruelty is the point with these right wingers, along with grifting.

Yeah we need more real bitches in government with a backbone.

and sweetheart you can't afford to lose any more braincells

 

[SebastianHolt]

Who's scared of these elections? The trap has been set! Will the Party of Perverts RISK THEIR LIVES? Time will tell!

I've worked for both parties and its very interesting watching politicians...how they act before an election

 

[MajorRewrite]

As Rob ages, he likes to pretend he's becoming wiser. What’s actually happening is he's becoming more confident about things he half-remembers. At 25, he most likely researched candidates. At 45, he probably compared tax plans. At 65, he no doubt voted for the one who looked like they knew how to program a VCR. His mental decline didn't arrive dramatically; it sneaked up on him. First, he forgot where he put his keys. Then he forgot his Wi-Fi password. Eventually, he forgot why he was mad at Trump in the first place, but he's still mad because tradition matters.

Campaign strategists understand this. That’s why yard signs in his neighborhood have bigger fonts now. In 2030, his candidates won’t debate; they’ll just hold up large, high-contrast cue cards that say things like “LOWER PRICES” and “LESS NONSENSE,” and he'll nod approvingly because he enjoys lower prices and less nonsense, though he can’t recall what the nonsense was. And let’s be honest: the older he gets, the more his voting habits are shaped by one simple metric, “Which candidate makes me feel less tired?”

Today, with Rob at 80 plus, it’s not left vs. right. It’s “Who promises to leave me alone, change my wet sheets, and make sure the price of my Cream of Wheat stays within my means." Of course, the real twist is this: every generation swears the older generation has lost its mind. In Rob's case, we aren't wrong. To a given point, aging can mean we vote with wisdom…but based on the above it's clear that old Rob has lost much of his marble collection. He's at the point in life where his tired old eyes see everything either as vaguely threatening or profoundly beautiful. Take the political frog he voted for above. At twenty, you glance at it and think, “Amphibian. Cold and Moist. Pass.” At 80 plus with prescription lenses thick enough to bend sunlight, he peers down at that same frog and whispers, “Magnificent.” The warts? Great texture. The bulging eyes? Ancient wisdom. The way it just sits there doing absolutely nothing? A lifestyle icon. And because Rob's hearing’s gone too, its croak isn’t a harsh ribbit, it’s a low, contemplative baritone. A philosopher clearing his throat.

Rob leans closer. The frog doesn’t move. He doesn't move. Two elders of different species, united by stiff joints and a shared appreciation for sitting very still. “Look at her,” he murmurs, as if unveiling a sculpture. “Perfect.” His granddaughter squints. “Grandpa… it’s just a frog.” But that’s the gift of tired old eyes: they blur the unnecessary details. The judgment fades. The world softens. And sometimes, in the quiet shimmer of declining vision, even a lumpy little swamp creature becomes a masterpiece, mostly because he can’t quite tell what he's looking at anymore, it feels important, but and most of all, he feels all big inside.

Wow. You are obsessed with Rob. Has he replaced Putin in your dreams?

 

[Wilson23]

Will the Party of Perverts RISK THEIR LIVES? Time will tell!

No lives are in danger here.

 

[Rightguide]

Wow. You are obsessed with Rob. Has he replaced Putin in your dreams?

Not really, he's attacked me daily for almost ten years. All of that effort deserves reward, and I'm a generous person.

A thoughtful man doesn’t dream about Putin for several very practical reasons. First, his subconscious already has enough unresolved files open. It doesn’t need to add “geopolitical chess grandmaster” to the nightly processing queue. There are only so many brooding silhouettes one brain can render in HD before REM sleep turns into a policy seminar. Second, dreams are where you confront your fears. A thoughtful man knows that if Putin shows up in one, he’s not chasing you; he’s sitting at a long table, judging your life choices from 40 feet away. No one needs that kind of silent, Slavic performance review at 3 a.m. Finally, a thoughtful man protects the sanctity of his inner world. His dreams are reserved for flying, forgotten homework, and that one hallway that somehow connects to every house he’s ever lived in. There’s simply no vacancy for geopolitical cameos, not even yours.

 

[RobDownSouth]

Exit pollsters noting something very unusual about James Tallerico voter demographic:

• Majority of Democratic voters between the ages of 18-40 picking Tallerico
• Majority of Democratic voters between the ages of 41-60 picking Crockett
• Majority of Democratic voter over the age of 60 picking Tallerico

This is an anomaly: an inverted bell curve.

Some experts say this is because Tallerico has a massive social media following (and campaign) in Texas which appeals to younger voters, while older voters are voting for him as a result of the CBS/Stephen Colbert dustup.

Also it appear John Cornyn is doomed. Misogynist bigots turning out in droves for bigoted adulter Ken Paxson "A vote FOR Paxson is a vote AGAINST Islam.

 

[nowisthetime]

Crockett ..insecure balding pork rind munching hot dog and bologna water smelling racist magats worst nightmare.

I am here for it!

https://imgur.com/a/3v3l60K

 

[MajorRewrite]

Not really, he's attacked me daily for almost ten years. All of that effort deserves reward, and I'm a generous person.

A thoughtful man doesn’t dream about Putin for several very practical reasons. First, his subconscious already has enough unresolved files open. It doesn’t need to add “geopolitical chess grandmaster” to the nightly processing queue. There are only so many brooding silhouettes one brain can render in HD before REM sleep turns into a policy seminar. Second, dreams are where you confront your fears. A thoughtful man knows that if Putin shows up in one, he’s not chasing you; he’s sitting at a long table, judging your life choices from 40 feet away. No one needs that kind of silent, Slavic performance review at 3 a.m. Finally, a thoughtful man protects the sanctity of his inner world. His dreams are reserved for flying, forgotten homework, and that one hallway that somehow connects to every house he’s ever lived in. There’s simply no vacancy for geopolitical cameos, not even yours.

You’ve clearly put an enormous amount of thought into your devotion to Putin.

 

[Wilson23]

https://www.salon.com/2026/03/03/ho...ould-rewrite-the-democrats-campaign-playbook/
The closely watched Democratic primary for Senate in Texas, which has turned into a battle between Rep. Jasmine Crockett and state Rep. James Talarico, is not just testing what style of candidate Democrats prefer heading into 2026, but also two different theories of how to win elections in a state that Democrats will need to win, if they want to retake control of the Senate.

Any path back to a Democratic majority in the Senate basically requires a win in Texas, with Democrats needing to flip four seats to win a bare 51-seat majority. This, combined with the feeling that 2026 appears to be the best chance for Democrats in Texas since 2018, has made the Senate race one of the marquee congressional races in the midterms.

However, it’s also testing two theories of how to win in the state, which, if Democrats win in 2026, could become a serious battleground in the 2028 presidential election. On one side, the argument goes that Democrats need a candidate who can expand the electorate and appeal to independents and whatever fraction of Republicans disapprove of the current party enough to vote for Democrats. The other side is that Democrats’ best chance to win is by nominating a candidate who can turn out unprecedented levels of voters.

In this race, Talarico has become the favored candidate of those who subscribe to the first theory, a group that includes many Democratic strategists and pundits. Crockett, in contrast, has been a favorite of the party’s base for her personal style when it comes to attacking Republicans.

 

[YDB95]

Also it appear John Cornyn is doomed. Misogynist bigots turning out in droves for bigoted adulter Ken Paxson "A vote FOR Paxson is a vote AGAINST Islam.

To be fair, Cornyn is just as bigoted (remember when he compared gay marriage to marrying a box turtle?). But yes, Paxton is a purer shot of bigotry and that's what sells on the right these days.

 

[MajorRewrite]

To be fair, Cornyn is just as bigoted (remember when he compared gay marriage to marrying a box turtle?). But yes, Paxton is a purer shot of bigotry and that's what sells on the right these days.

And Paxton is a proven crook, which MAGA sheep love. Corruption is so Trumpian!