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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
Saw a report that this was the highest voter turnout for a Mid-term in more than a century.

That explains a lot.

Can States just keep putting meaningless Marijuana questions on Ballots for EVERY Election to ensure Dems win? Or maybe Libertarians would start winning?

Now that Pot is legal some places, can there be a Pot Party?

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I suspect a century ago something called Prohibition had a similar effect.

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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
Saw a report that this was the highest voter turnout for a Mid-term in more than a century.

That explains a lot.

Can States just keep putting meaningless Marijuana questions on Ballots for EVERY Election to ensure Dems win? Or maybe Libertarians would start winning?

Now that Pot is legal some places, can there be a Pot Party?

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Why doesn't Trump just end the war on drugs and legalize it outright on the Federal level and then you won't have to worry about that anymore.

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I suspect a century ago something called Prohibition had a similar effect.

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You're not wrong about that.

Finally, we agree on something regarding this issue.

The funny thing is making Marijuana illegal was never constitutional in the first place. They had to make an amendment for prohibition, and that left a scar forever when they had to make a second amendment to repeal it.


Do Right, Be Right. :)

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
Saw a report that this was the highest voter turnout for a Mid-term in more than a century.

That explains a lot.

Can States just keep putting meaningless Marijuana questions on Ballots for EVERY Election to ensure Dems win? Or maybe Libertarians would start winning?

Now that Pot is legal some places, can there be a Pot Party?

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Why doesn't Trump just end the war on drugs and legalize it outright on the Federal level and then you won't have to worry about that anymore.

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I suspect a century ago something called Prohibition had a similar effect.

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You're not wrong about that.

Finally, we agree on something regarding this issue.

The funny thing is making Marijuana illegal was never constitutional in the first place. They had to make an amendment for prohibition, and that left a scar forever when they had to make a second amendment to repeal it.


Do Right, Be Right. :)

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Another missing close bold bracket - sheesh. How can you not see the difference in the text in your ^post?

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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
Quit sticking up for your illiterate douchebag friend. It makes you look like a douchebag.

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
In WI for 2018:
2,654,166 are the Votes cast for the Senate race, Baldwin v Vukmir.


2,636,836 are the Votes cast for the Governor's race, Walker v Evers.

17,330 more for Senate. I've seen this brought up before, but different numbers were given.

And WI was one of numerous States with a meaningless Marijuana question, to boost turnout of the most insipid of the Electorate.

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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
Quit sticking up for your illiterate douchebag friend. It makes you look like a douchebag.

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I'm not sticking up for anyone, I'm sticking it to you and your hypocrite douchebag master, SIGHOLE. You whined like a little b*tch for months about a closed bracket, and now when you do the same you whine the other way. It's the end of the world when someone else does it, but ok when you do? Either it means that much or it doesn't.

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
Today will be the Special Election Runoff for Senator from Mississippi.

On 6 November the top vote getter was Conservative with 41%, the Dem got almost 41%, and Republican got 16%.
So that is why reasonable people expect this to add to the GoP Senate Majority.

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Originally posted by JO753:
There shoud be a word for thoze voterz!

It shoud be sumthing that makes it clear they are not to be respected. Disgustingz, Dummyz, Dimwits, Dejenerates... sumthing that starts with D.

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Which races and states are still outstanding? I can't find anything with a complete summary. Can you?

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"CA Ballot harvesting"

I think it's too much of an open invitation for - at the very least - the appearance of undue partisan influence. What could be so hard about dropping your ballot in the mail that you have to help people do that?

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
I had not seen the campaign ads in Dane County (Madison) or Milwaukee, but they had been against the FOXCONN Project bringing in 13,000 new, hi-tech, high-paying jobs to Wisconsin - the first facility of its kind in USA - and now Tony Evers is trying to find a way to sabotage prosperity, just like they promised.

Like I had already said, Liberals voted to get rid of jobs.

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
In WI for 2018:
2,654,166 are the Votes cast for the Senate race, Baldwin v Vukmir.


2,636,836 are the Votes cast for the Governor's race, Walker v Evers.

17,330 more for Senate. I've seen this brought up before, but different numbers were given.

And WI was one of numerous States with a meaningless Marijuana question, to boost turnout of the most insipid of the Electorate.

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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
lol...

My old boss and owner of the company of the best job I ever had was a retired Republican house rep and he smoked pot.

You should try it sometime.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
I had not seen the campaign ads in Dane County (Madison) or Milwaukee, but they had been against the FOXCONN Project bringing in 13,000 new, hi-tech, high-paying jobs to Wisconsin - the first facility of its kind in USA - and now Tony Evers is trying to find a way to sabotage prosperity, just like they promised.

Like I had already said, Liberals voted to get rid of jobs.

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Gov Evers was sworn in earlier this month, and has already accomplished one of his campaign pledged - to get rid of 13,000 hi-tech assembly jobs, producing the first LED screens in America in decades. FOXCONN just announced they would not be creating those 13,000 blue collar jobs in WI, and Likely not America.

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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
lol...

My old boss and owner of the company of the best job I ever had was a retired Republican house rep and he smoked pot.

You should try it sometime.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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Do you have second's hand up your butt? Your tangential offshoots suggest you are his sockpuppet.

Do you not have a response to the effect on upcoming Elections? Or are to too stoned to think lately? I've noticed that perpetually stoned Potheads focus all of their posts around pot, like you have done lately, and lazily.

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