OH-Sen 2022: So you’re telling me there’s a chance

[lakeview]

On the day that a jury socked Alex Jones for nearly $1 Billion in damages to the Sandy Hook families, a reminder:

https://twitter.com/NoLieWithBTC/status/1580292045742436352

Oh no, Vance criticized Rachel Maddow, I'm sure Ohio voters will hate that. /s

By the way, would you like me to post Rachel Maddow's commentary on the Covid vaccines?

[wbrocks67]

On the day that a jury socked Alex Jones for nearly $1 Billion in damages to the Sandy Hook families, a reminder:

https://twitter.com/NoLieWithBTC/status/1580292045742436352

Oh no, Vance criticized Rachel Maddow, I'm sure Ohio voters will hate that. /s

By the way, would you like me to post Rachel Maddow's commentary on the Covid vaccines?

you literally missed the entire part of the post. wow.

[lakeview]

On the day that a jury socked Alex Jones for nearly $1 Billion in damages to the Sandy Hook families, a reminder:

https://twitter.com/NoLieWithBTC/status/1580292045742436352

Oh no, Vance criticized Rachel Maddow, I'm sure Ohio voters will hate that. /s

By the way, would you like me to post Rachel Maddow's commentary on the Covid vaccines?

you literally missed the entire part of the post. wow.

Oh, ok, you do want me to post Maddow dishing on the vaccines. At your service, then!

The point of the post was someone was trying to dunk on Vance for tweeting out that he considers Alex Jones a more reliable source of information than Rachel Maddow. This was supposed to be super clever and timely because Jones had a rough day in court today. Know what else happened today? A Pfizer exec testified to EU parliament that his company never tested the Covid vaccines to see how they affected transmission of the virus. Which brought this little gem from Maddow back to light:

https://twitter.com/jstylman/status/1580276759215624192

"The virus stops with every vaccinated person," Maddow said. Throughout the entire segment, she was as wrong as one can possibly be. The stuff she was saying wasn't believed to be true even by the manufacturers of the damn thing, but she was at her desk passing her wishful thinking off as absolute fact. Which is exactly the kind of thing JD Vance was criticizing.

[Born to Slay. Forced to Work.]

On the day that a jury socked Alex Jones for nearly $1 Billion in damages to the Sandy Hook families, a reminder:

https://twitter.com/NoLieWithBTC/status/1580292045742436352

Oh no, Vance criticized Rachel Maddow, I'm sure Ohio voters will hate that. /s

By the way, would you like me to post Rachel Maddow's commentary on the Covid vaccines?

you literally missed the entire part of the post. wow.

Oh, ok, you do want me to post Maddow dishing on the vaccines. At your service, then!

The point of the post was someone was trying to dunk on Vance for tweeting out that he considers Alex Jones a more reliable source of information than Rachel Maddow. This was supposed to be super clever and timely because Jones had a rough day in court today. Know what else happened today? A Pfizer exec testified to EU parliament that his company never tested the Covid vaccines to see how they affected transmission of the virus. Which brought this little gem from Maddow back to light:

https://twitter.com/jstylman/status/1580276759215624192

"The virus stops with every vaccinated person," Maddow said. Throughout the entire segment, she was as wrong as one can possibly be. The stuff she was saying wasn't believed to be true even by the manufacturers of the damn thing, but she was at her desk passing her wishful thinking off as absolute fact. Which is exactly the kind of thing JD Vance was criticizing.

So what flavor is the koolaid today?

[lakeview]

On the day that a jury socked Alex Jones for nearly $1 Billion in damages to the Sandy Hook families, a reminder:

https://twitter.com/NoLieWithBTC/status/1580292045742436352

Oh no, Vance criticized Rachel Maddow, I'm sure Ohio voters will hate that. /s

By the way, would you like me to post Rachel Maddow's commentary on the Covid vaccines?

you literally missed the entire part of the post. wow.

Oh, ok, you do want me to post Maddow dishing on the vaccines. At your service, then!

The point of the post was someone was trying to dunk on Vance for tweeting out that he considers Alex Jones a more reliable source of information than Rachel Maddow. This was supposed to be super clever and timely because Jones had a rough day in court today. Know what else happened today? A Pfizer exec testified to EU parliament that his company never tested the Covid vaccines to see how they affected transmission of the virus. Which brought this little gem from Maddow back to light:

https://twitter.com/jstylman/status/1580276759215624192

"The virus stops with every vaccinated person," Maddow said. Throughout the entire segment, she was as wrong as one can possibly be. The stuff she was saying wasn't believed to be true even by the manufacturers of the damn thing, but she was at her desk passing her wishful thinking off as absolute fact. Which is exactly the kind of thing JD Vance was criticizing.

So what flavor is the koolaid today?

I'm in Ohio, so it sure as s*** ain't blue.

[It’s so Joever]

On the day that a jury socked Alex Jones for nearly $1 Billion in damages to the Sandy Hook families, a reminder:

https://twitter.com/NoLieWithBTC/status/1580292045742436352

Oh no, Vance criticized Rachel Maddow, I'm sure Ohio voters will hate that. /s

By the way, would you like me to post Rachel Maddow's commentary on the Covid vaccines?

you literally missed the entire part of the post. wow.

Oh, ok, you do want me to post Maddow dishing on the vaccines. At your service, then!

The point of the post was someone was trying to dunk on Vance for tweeting out that he considers Alex Jones a more reliable source of information than Rachel Maddow. This was supposed to be super clever and timely because Jones had a rough day in court today. Know what else happened today? A Pfizer exec testified to EU parliament that his company never tested the Covid vaccines to see how they affected transmission of the virus. Which brought this little gem from Maddow back to light:

https://twitter.com/jstylman/status/1580276759215624192

"The virus stops with every vaccinated person," Maddow said. Throughout the entire segment, she was as wrong as one can possibly be. The stuff she was saying wasn't believed to be true even by the manufacturers of the damn thing, but she was at her desk passing her wishful thinking off as absolute fact. Which is exactly the kind of thing JD Vance was criticizing.

So what flavor is the koolaid today?

I'm in Ohio, so it sure as s*** ain't blue.

Congrats on posting this on the one site that uses red for Ds and blue for Rs.

[lakeview]

On the day that a jury socked Alex Jones for nearly $1 Billion in damages to the Sandy Hook families, a reminder:

https://twitter.com/NoLieWithBTC/status/1580292045742436352

Oh no, Vance criticized Rachel Maddow, I'm sure Ohio voters will hate that. /s

By the way, would you like me to post Rachel Maddow's commentary on the Covid vaccines?

you literally missed the entire part of the post. wow.

Oh, ok, you do want me to post Maddow dishing on the vaccines. At your service, then!

The point of the post was someone was trying to dunk on Vance for tweeting out that he considers Alex Jones a more reliable source of information than Rachel Maddow. This was supposed to be super clever and timely because Jones had a rough day in court today. Know what else happened today? A Pfizer exec testified to EU parliament that his company never tested the Covid vaccines to see how they affected transmission of the virus. Which brought this little gem from Maddow back to light:

https://twitter.com/jstylman/status/1580276759215624192

"The virus stops with every vaccinated person," Maddow said. Throughout the entire segment, she was as wrong as one can possibly be. The stuff she was saying wasn't believed to be true even by the manufacturers of the damn thing, but she was at her desk passing her wishful thinking off as absolute fact. Which is exactly the kind of thing JD Vance was criticizing.

So what flavor is the koolaid today?

I'm in Ohio, so it sure as s*** ain't blue.

Congrats on posting this on the one site that uses red for Ds and blue for Rs.

You got me there. So much cleverness.

[It’s so Joever]

On the day that a jury socked Alex Jones for nearly $1 Billion in damages to the Sandy Hook families, a reminder:

https://twitter.com/NoLieWithBTC/status/1580292045742436352

Oh no, Vance criticized Rachel Maddow, I'm sure Ohio voters will hate that. /s

By the way, would you like me to post Rachel Maddow's commentary on the Covid vaccines?

you literally missed the entire part of the post. wow.

Oh, ok, you do want me to post Maddow dishing on the vaccines. At your service, then!

The point of the post was someone was trying to dunk on Vance for tweeting out that he considers Alex Jones a more reliable source of information than Rachel Maddow. This was supposed to be super clever and timely because Jones had a rough day in court today. Know what else happened today? A Pfizer exec testified to EU parliament that his company never tested the Covid vaccines to see how they affected transmission of the virus. Which brought this little gem from Maddow back to light:

https://twitter.com/jstylman/status/1580276759215624192

"The virus stops with every vaccinated person," Maddow said. Throughout the entire segment, she was as wrong as one can possibly be. The stuff she was saying wasn't believed to be true even by the manufacturers of the damn thing, but she was at her desk passing her wishful thinking off as absolute fact. Which is exactly the kind of thing JD Vance was criticizing.

So what flavor is the koolaid today?

I'm in Ohio, so it sure as s*** ain't blue.

Congrats on posting this on the one site that uses red for Ds and blue for Rs.

You got me there. So much cleverness.

I know, I am known for being the cleverest. Whenever I open my mouth i say something so witty everyone laughs but in a good way and applauds because I really am the cleverest.

[wbrocks67]

Vance raised $7M in Q3

https://twitter.com/mattholt33/status/1580588350750470149

This is probably why polls are still showing a tight race here. Vance has more outside spending, but Ryan has more personal spending, so even though GOP is dumping tens of millions into this, Ryan is getting way better rates still.

[Adam Griffin]

As of July, Ryan had $3m more cash-on-hand than Vance. Since then, Ryan raised an additional $10m net over Vance. Of course, it seems Vance didn't go live with ads until very recently & Ryan has probably had an extremely high burn rate (explains why their campaign didn't release cash-on-hand figures). Still, I imagine Ryan has several million more on-hand than Vance at this point. We'll see soon enough, I guess.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Vance raised $7M in Q3

https://twitter.com/mattholt33/status/1580588350750470149

This is probably why polls are still showing a tight race here. Vance has more outside spending, but Ryan has more personal spending, so even though GOP is dumping tens of millions into this, Ryan is getting way better rates still.

It's tight because DeWine got significant Blk and Arab support in 2018 and Renacci didn't that's why Renacci failed and Females prefer Ryan too there is a gender gap in GA 51/42 everyone  thinks that's these states always line up exactly the same way all the time if that was the case Brown would have never been elected, Kerry failed in 2004 but between 2004/12 Dennis Kucinich was elected too, you know why Brown got elected because Dennis Kucinich is just as liberal as Brown in OH

Ds in every swing state except NC and WI are outpolling Biden 2020 and 24 numbers Biden is losing to Trump 48/40 in. oH and Ryan is tied with Vance same in PA Biden is tied with Trump and Shapiro is leading by 10

Lol Carol Blood, Joy Hofmeister and James Smith may indeed win, because it's a Midterm not a Prez contest, I keep going back and forth between Carol Blood but Ds are completetive in NEB 2

[7,052,770]

On the day that a jury socked Alex Jones for nearly $1 Billion in damages to the Sandy Hook families, a reminder:

https://twitter.com/NoLieWithBTC/status/1580292045742436352

Oh no, Vance criticized Rachel Maddow, I'm sure Ohio voters will hate that. /s

By the way, would you like me to post Rachel Maddow's commentary on the Covid vaccines?

you literally missed the entire part of the post. wow.

Oh, ok, you do want me to post Maddow dishing on the vaccines. At your service, then!

The point of the post was someone was trying to dunk on Vance for tweeting out that he considers Alex Jones a more reliable source of information than Rachel Maddow. This was supposed to be super clever and timely because Jones had a rough day in court today. Know what else happened today? A Pfizer exec testified to EU parliament that his company never tested the Covid vaccines to see how they affected transmission of the virus. Which brought this little gem from Maddow back to light:

https://twitter.com/jstylman/status/1580276759215624192

"The virus stops with every vaccinated person," Maddow said. Throughout the entire segment, she was as wrong as one can possibly be. The stuff she was saying wasn't believed to be true even by the manufacturers of the damn thing, but she was at her desk passing her wishful thinking off as absolute fact. Which is exactly the kind of thing JD Vance was criticizing.

I mean, are you even familiar with Alex Jones? He says stuff that's far more inaccurate than that on an hourly basis. No one cares that Vance criticized Maddow, go for it anyone, it's that he said that anyone is worse than Alex Jones, the literal most dishonest and least credible person in America.

[GeorgiaModerate]

https://twitter.com/BillKristol/status/1580590090086064129

[Progressive Pessimist]

https://twitter.com/BillKristol/status/1580590090086064129

I just wish endorsements still mattered.

[lakeview]

On the day that a jury socked Alex Jones for nearly $1 Billion in damages to the Sandy Hook families, a reminder:

https://twitter.com/NoLieWithBTC/status/1580292045742436352

Oh no, Vance criticized Rachel Maddow, I'm sure Ohio voters will hate that. /s

By the way, would you like me to post Rachel Maddow's commentary on the Covid vaccines?

you literally missed the entire part of the post. wow.

Oh, ok, you do want me to post Maddow dishing on the vaccines. At your service, then!

The point of the post was someone was trying to dunk on Vance for tweeting out that he considers Alex Jones a more reliable source of information than Rachel Maddow. This was supposed to be super clever and timely because Jones had a rough day in court today. Know what else happened today? A Pfizer exec testified to EU parliament that his company never tested the Covid vaccines to see how they affected transmission of the virus. Which brought this little gem from Maddow back to light:

https://twitter.com/jstylman/status/1580276759215624192

"The virus stops with every vaccinated person," Maddow said. Throughout the entire segment, she was as wrong as one can possibly be. The stuff she was saying wasn't believed to be true even by the manufacturers of the damn thing, but she was at her desk passing her wishful thinking off as absolute fact. Which is exactly the kind of thing JD Vance was criticizing.

I mean, are you even familiar with Alex Jones? He says stuff that's far more inaccurate than that on an hourly basis. No one cares that Vance criticized Maddow, go for it anyone, it's that he said that anyone is worse than Alex Jones, the literal most dishonest and least credible person in America.

I'm not very familiar with Alex Jones, but it's difficult to imagine anyone being less credible than Rachel Maddow, based on that clip of her talking about the vaccines.

I'm sure a majority of Ohio voters don't care either way; we spend far less time thinking about Alex Jones than those in your political tribe do.

[swf541]

On the day that a jury socked Alex Jones for nearly $1 Billion in damages to the Sandy Hook families, a reminder:

https://twitter.com/NoLieWithBTC/status/1580292045742436352

Oh no, Vance criticized Rachel Maddow, I'm sure Ohio voters will hate that. /s

By the way, would you like me to post Rachel Maddow's commentary on the Covid vaccines?

you literally missed the entire part of the post. wow.

Oh, ok, you do want me to post Maddow dishing on the vaccines. At your service, then!

The point of the post was someone was trying to dunk on Vance for tweeting out that he considers Alex Jones a more reliable source of information than Rachel Maddow. This was supposed to be super clever and timely because Jones had a rough day in court today. Know what else happened today? A Pfizer exec testified to EU parliament that his company never tested the Covid vaccines to see how they affected transmission of the virus. Which brought this little gem from Maddow back to light:

https://twitter.com/jstylman/status/1580276759215624192

"The virus stops with every vaccinated person," Maddow said. Throughout the entire segment, she was as wrong as one can possibly be. The stuff she was saying wasn't believed to be true even by the manufacturers of the damn thing, but she was at her desk passing her wishful thinking off as absolute fact. Which is exactly the kind of thing JD Vance was criticizing.

I mean, are you even familiar with Alex Jones? He says stuff that's far more inaccurate than that on an hourly basis. No one cares that Vance criticized Maddow, go for it anyone, it's that he said that anyone is worse than Alex Jones, the literal most dishonest and least credible person in America.

I'm not very familiar with Alex Jones, but it's difficult to imagine anyone being less credible than Rachel Maddow, based on that clip of her talking about the vaccines.

I'm sure a majority of Ohio voters don't care either way; we spend far less time thinking about Alex Jones than those in your political tribe do.

He just lost a 1 billion dollar defamation suit over launching a harassment campaign against the parents of mass shooting vaccines?

Clearly this is less bad then Maddow doing something irrelevant.

[GeorgiaModerate]

Mod request: how about taking the debate on the relative merits of Alex Jones and Rachel Maddow to a separate thread.  It's veering this one off the rails.

[Unelectable Bystander]

Mod request: how about taking the debate on the relative merits of Alex Jones and Rachel Maddow to a separate thread.  It's veering this one off the rails.

My apologies didn’t see that

[Senator Incitatus]

[tweet "Ronald Reagan would not support JD Vance so I'm endorsing Tim Ryan"]

Whatever else you think about JD Vance, that's an insane thing to say.

[GeorgiaModerate]

https://twitter.com/TaylorPopielarz/status/1581047094755807233

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

Ironic.

[wbrocks67]

This isn't going well for Vance

https://twitter.com/atrupar/status/1582150650363641856

[wbrocks67]

Ryan brought out the Alex Jones quote

https://twitter.com/MeidasTouch/status/1582156615850999808

[Brittain33]

The only reason I have hope for an unlikely Ryan upset is that we hear again and again, Republican voters are angry at Dems because they perceive Democratic voters are all wealthy elites who look down on them and their way of life. And that is Vance’s vibe, 100%, impossible to cover up - he’s got that elitist Romneyite stink on him.

[Kahane's Grave Is A Gender-Neutral Bathroom]

Are these debates the only ones so far on a Senate level where we all agree on who won?