Message from @FLanon
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Ever since IOTBW I've been thinking that's our big mode of activism
@FLanon good point
one anon putting up a bunch of posters can do quite a bit
With all the twitter shutdowns and everything and the doxxes, the internet's getting kinda risky to do activism on
of course....I'd be cautious, because that can backfire
I'm not afraid of getting doxxed tbh
no one I know in real life would care
But all it takes is one lone guy to put up a poster somewhere on a university or anything like that
It'll get seen
it depends though
You can only tear it down, no silent shadowbans in real life
Of course not
I don't want this place going down any more than you do
"I live in 23b, there wasn’t a lot of talk about the election to begin with honestly. Only talk came from Munson(R) who staged a fairly massive campaign to get the seat, radio, huge signs at important businesses, the like. Many large conservative contributors also discouraged voting for Melissa(D) through an equally large mail and tv campaign. For the amount of money that was spent in this relatively small election in opposition to her, Melissa did fairly well."
this is from some guy in /r/BlueMidterm2018
now...it sound like he/she is trying to tell themself that it's still a good sign
IMO what I gleam from it is that Munson (R) properly campaigned like Trump, and got a closer performance to Trump's result, whereas other local Republican candidates sat on their asses, which leads to Democrats "overperforming"
Any red storm will have to come with effort
Trump got to the presidency by pushing it, and Congres must be pushed too if we want any chance of making this work.
High and dry should not be in our dictionary.
4 states in that last day. That is effort, that is energy, and we've got to repeat it.
No Moores, no watching football, no "this is X state, of course we can win", EVERYTHING is a battleground
And we should treat it as such
And with that, good night
"IIRC last month Democrats failed to pick up a state house seat in Georgia that Clinton *won*. Which was a real shame."
what's interesting to note is that we aren't hearing of all the races where Democrats aren't 'overperforming'
which leads to a skewed perception
I'm browsing the archives, looking up references to "redstorm" and came across this post
"Be careful when dealing with RSG, anon. They use (((discord))), so they are automatically compromised. "
lol come the fuck on
I think he was replying to you, @Ḁ̢̧̡̝̭̀̓̇̈̑yeExEye̼̘̲ͨͬ
the average swing has went from 27 Dem to 23 Dem
So ignore the documents and blather today. Here's Trump's real plan for '18:
A source close to the White House tells me that with an eye to getting Republicans excited about voting for Republicans in midterms, the president this year will be looking for "unexpected cultural flashpoints" — like the NFL and kneeling — that he can latch onto in person and on Twitter.
The source said Trump "is going to be looking for opportunities to stir up the base, more than focusing on any particular legislation or issue."
One of D.C.'s savviest Democrats had come to the same conclusion, without my even mentioning it.
Matt Bennett, c0-founder of the centrist Democratic group Third Way, said: "His administration is cranking away on these Potemkin legislative efforts."
"But what he's really interested in is storylines revolving around him — driving the conversation with whatever crosses his mind at that moment, and then comes out of his mouth or his fingers."
Be smart ... All that is more evidence for our continuing reminder to you that Trump will be more Trump this year:
With the departure of centrist aides and the gravitational pull of midterms in November and his reelection race in 2020, Trump's nationalist campaign instincts are likely to get even more sway than they did last year.
I read this Guy's book "The Lost Majority" and it's very eye opening I highly recommend.
He doesn't see a Blue Wave. In Virginia the Democrats only won the districts that Hillary won
Here's hoping
Oooooooffffffff
And there's your red storm