Ron DeSantis is spreading his poison in Pittsburgh "We Must Fight The Woke"

[Samori Toure]

no he didnt. he had to run against a woman to win, but he didnt "cheat" in 2016 any more than democrats did

so russia influenced a few fukkin polls on facebook? let me know if they also took wisconsin off hillary's itinerary


as for the rest of this, im glad you can just disregard the electoral college and be so confident

That fugger cheated. He and his son in law and their Russian handlers interfered in the 2016 election.

 

[the cac mamba]

That fugger cheated. He and his son in law and their Russian handlers interfered in the 2016 election.

lets be better than these sore losers and pussies in the republican party hillary just lost. her campaign sucked, and she had an uphill battle as a woman. it is what it is. biden would have beat the fukk outta trump in 2016

desantis is definitely beatable, but im just not seeing the next Barack Clinton on the left. if hes out there, he beats desantis easily

 

[3rdWorld]

POLITICO Playbook: Dems battle in N.Y., GOP eyes 2024

And Liz Cheney says she wants to hear from Mike Pence.

www.politico.com

“We must fight the woke in our schools. We must fight the woke in our businesses. We must fight the woke in government agencies. We can never, ever surrender to woke ideology,”
DeSantis said. (Churchill, of course, was talking about war with the Nazis; DeSantis is talking about, well, his fellow Americans.)

Doug Mastriano, Trump-backed candidate for Pennsylvania governor, posed in Confederate uniform while in military​

Charles R. Davis and Erin Snodgrass
Aug 27, 2022, 3:21 AM

Retired Army colonel Doug Mastriano, a Republican state senator from Pennsylvania who is running for governor, poses at left in a Confederate uniform in a 2013-14 faculty photo at the U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, U.S. April 9, 2014. Army War College/Handout via REUTERS

• A 2014 photo shows Pennsylvania Republican Doug Mastriano in a Confederate uniform.
• The photo was taken while the state senator was part of the faculty at the US Army War College.
• Faculty members were permitted to pose for the photo while dressed as an historical figure.

Pennsylvania Republican Doug Mastriano, a state senator and Trump-backed candidate for governor, posed for a photo donning a Confederate uniform while an instructor at the US Army War College in 2014, Reuters reported Friday evening.
Mastriano, a retired Army colonel and military historian, was posing for the photo with other faculty members, who were given the option of dressing in historical garb, Reuters reported. Only six of the 21 instructors did so. Mastriano left the Army in 2017.
Mastriano did not immediately respond to a request for comment, nor did a representative for his opponent, Josh Shapiro's campaign.
The Department of Defense effectively banned Confederate flags from US military bases in 2020 under updated guidance.
Mastriano in recent years has fashioned himself a Trump devotee, serving as the "point person" for the former president's campaign in its efforts to overturn the 2020 election in Pennsylvania. He has been a vocal 2020 election denier but had to be assured that his role in the plot was not "illegal," according to The New York Times.
The gubernatorial candidate continued to stoke controversy earlier this year when he faced criticism over his efforts to cultivate support on Gab, the social network founded by a self-described Christian nationalist.
Mastriano has since deleted his Gab account, but not before he paid the network $5,000 for consulting services, per campaign finance filings. The founder of Gab has repeatedly expressed contempt for Jews, who he says have no place in his right-wing movement.
Associating with Gab is a particularly sensitive issue in Pennsylvania. In 2018, a user of the website — who posted that he couldn't "sit by and watch" as Jewish groups assisted with the resettlement of refugees — gunned down 11 Jews at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh.
Mastriano's state senate district is also home to Gettysburg, the site of the bloodiest battle during the Civil War, Reuters noted, which the Union side won.



As I said earlier in this thread, got to watch out for these Italians..

 

[Unknown Poster]

Doug Mastriano, Trump-backed candidate for Pennsylvania governor, posed in Confederate uniform while in military​

Charles R. Davis and Erin Snodgrass
Aug 27, 2022, 3:21 AM

Retired Army colonel Doug Mastriano, a Republican state senator from Pennsylvania who is running for governor, poses at left in a Confederate uniform in a 2013-14 faculty photo at the U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, U.S. April 9, 2014. Army War College/Handout via REUTERS

• A 2014 photo shows Pennsylvania Republican Doug Mastriano in a Confederate uniform.
• The photo was taken while the state senator was part of the faculty at the US Army War College.
• Faculty members were permitted to pose for the photo while dressed as an historical figure.

Pennsylvania Republican Doug Mastriano, a state senator and Trump-backed candidate for governor, posed for a photo donning a Confederate uniform while an instructor at the US Army War College in 2014, Reuters reported Friday evening.
Mastriano, a retired Army colonel and military historian, was posing for the photo with other faculty members, who were given the option of dressing in historical garb, Reuters reported. Only six of the 21 instructors did so. Mastriano left the Army in 2017.
Mastriano did not immediately respond to a request for comment, nor did a representative for his opponent, Josh Shapiro's campaign.
The Department of Defense effectively banned Confederate flags from US military bases in 2020 under updated guidance.
Mastriano in recent years has fashioned himself a Trump devotee, serving as the "point person" for the former president's campaign in its efforts to overturn the 2020 election in Pennsylvania. He has been a vocal 2020 election denier but had to be assured that his role in the plot was not "illegal," according to The New York Times.
The gubernatorial candidate continued to stoke controversy earlier this year when he faced criticism over his efforts to cultivate support on Gab, the social network founded by a self-described Christian nationalist.
Mastriano has since deleted his Gab account, but not before he paid the network $5,000 for consulting services, per campaign finance filings. The founder of Gab has repeatedly expressed contempt for Jews, who he says have no place in his right-wing movement.
Associating with Gab is a particularly sensitive issue in Pennsylvania. In 2018, a user of the website — who posted that he couldn't "sit by and watch" as Jewish groups assisted with the resettlement of refugees — gunned down 11 Jews at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh.
Mastriano's state senate district is also home to Gettysburg, the site of the bloodiest battle during the Civil War, Reuters noted, which the Union side won.



As I said earlier in this thread, got to watch out for these Italians..

Growing up in Western PA/Pittsburgh I always saw more Confederate flags there than anywhere else I've been to in the country outside of the South.



As for the bolded, Best believe they want that fascism. Like they daddy Mussolini.

 

[3rdWorld]

Growing up in Western PA/Pittsburgh I always saw more Confederate flags there than anywhere else I've been to in the country outside of the South.



As for the bolded, Best believe they want that fascism. Like they daddy Mussolini.

It's what theyre know for, even in Europe with their Mussolini.

There isnt a single Dem Italian politician..they all hardcore to the far-right. like that Paladino, one of trumps people..a Hitler worshipper and sympathizer.