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DJ Synikus Makisimus

(1,110 posts)
21. Democrats should support/vote for Cawthorn.
Thu Sep 11, 2025, 06:22 PM
Sep 11

Liberals (moderate ones especially) seem to want to demand that the GOP act decently as they dismantle the nation, but they shouldn't for the sake of the overall strategy (i.e., destroy the GOP). That district isn't going to send a Democrat to Congress no matter what. MadCaw was an incompetent moronic dingbat who talked way too much when he was there. Having their party's back benches filled with such idiots who embroil themselves in scandal on a regular basis and can't keep their mouths shut when cameras are rolling results in their party being tarnshed by their stench. That's a win that isn't going to be had any other way.

In every deep red district that should be the tactic. Find the most incompetent and disgusting character you can and vote for him/her. Cause the GOP to rot and hemorrhage from within. Or do your still want to "work together" with your friends across the aisle?

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Cocaine fueled orgies MaineBlueBear Sep 11 #1
They really turned on him after he exposed one of their secrets. nt RandiFan1290 Sep 11 #4
Their reaction means it's probably true IronLionZion Sep 11 #7
Democrats should support/vote for Cawthorn. DJ Synikus Makisimus Sep 11 #21
"I once thought that there were no second acts in American lives." - F. Scott Fitzgerald, 'My Lost City' sop Sep 11 #2
And he was all set to run for the seat being vacated by the loon with the hurricane-destroyed district - Byron Donalds BumRushDaShow Sep 11 #3
That's a misunderstanding of what Fitzgerald meant by second acts. Aristus Sep 11 #18
Yeah, I've seen that interpretation. That quote first showed up in 'My Lost City,' a 1932 essay by Fitzgerald. sop Sep 11 #19
He is a squealer. OldBaldy1701E Sep 11 #5
But, but he's all growed up and learned now... rubbersole Sep 11 #10
I like that thought! (n/t) OldBaldy1701E Sep 12 #22
It isn't the crime of the century. I doubt if voters will care unless he gets jail time. n/t Jacson6 Sep 11 #6
This won't disqualify him; GOP voters are OK with this. n/t LeftinOH Sep 11 #8
Trump, 34 felony convictions, absorbed by conservative values BOSSHOG Sep 11 #17
Is this turd worthy of LBN? Brainfodder Sep 11 #9
I kind of miss the Cawthorn stories. He was always reliable. LiberalArkie Sep 11 #11
Would be interesting to know why he wouldn't have a valid driver's license ToxMarz Sep 11 #12
I thought he drove a wheel chair. Meadowoak Sep 11 #20
I could have done with never hearing his name agaiin. niyad Sep 11 #13
Blast from the past! BumRushDaShow Sep 11 #15
One dares to dream. niyad Sep 11 #16
I could have done with never hearing his name agaiin. niyad Sep 11 #14
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