• @Adeptfuckup
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    531 year ago

    I am willing to bet the Dems will trip over their own dick and fuck it all up. We need leaders to challenge the right wing using their own tactics. Us going ‘high’ hasn’t changed a goddamned thing. Go on offense for once you wine sipping rich fuck wads

    • @ikidd
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      81 year ago

      You have to wonder if it’s deliberate at some point.

      • @blazeknave
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        11 year ago

        Old enough to laugh, pause, cry at this

  • Heresy_generator
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    I’d love to see this as a trend for 2024 but the international anti-democracy propaganda ecosystem that gets ramped up for major US elections every two years doesn’t get ramped up for one-off special elections. By the time November of 2024 rolls around there will have been a months long tsunami of bullshit overflowing with stories of migrant caravans, crime waves, open borders, and the Democratic Party having satanic furry orgies with underage chimeras. And the credulous, semi-functioning smooth brains will believe it all and go vote for the GOP like they’re told.

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  • Cyv_
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    101 year ago

    Good, keep it rolling. Vote every chance you get.

    • LanternEverywhere
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      141 year ago

      Exactly this. We’ve been horribly burned by this trap before. You have to assume that every poll is wrong, and every trend is about to end. You have to always act as if your candidate is going to lose unless YOU do everything you can do to help them win.

    • FuglyDuck
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      It’s an election called to fill one specific post or decide a specific issue

      For example, if finestien or mcconnel were to step down, their respective states would temporarily appoint a person to fill the gap while a special election was called.

      This is apposed to the general election that has “everything” on it.

    • spaceghotiOP
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      61 year ago

      When it happens outside the normal election period (usually determined by state or county law) because a vacancy needed to be filled or a referendum was called.

    • @expatriado
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      -101 year ago

      you can only vote in the special elections if you rode the short bus