WV voted for Humphrey too.

yep, so did texas

It didn't really become a red state until 2000.

old politics are crazy aren't they

Yeah, the Democrats rely entirely on nonwhites now.

But in the past they didn't.

that wasn't a sustainable model back then

KENTUCKY
Sen. Rand Paul (R) Job Approval:
Approve 45%
Disapprove 42%

@wku Big Red Poll 4/11-15
https://t.co/UwToLrMHjU

KENTUCKY
Sen. Mitch McConnell (R) Job Approval:
Approve 30%
Disapprove 56%

@wku Big Red Poll 4/11-15
https://t.co/UwToLrMHjU

Indeed. WV still has John Perdue as their Teasurer, in fact.

looks like old Mitch has some trouble huh

Missouri Senate GE:
Claire McCaskill (D) 48% (+4)
Josh Hawley (R) 44%

Missouri Scout 4/18-19
https://t.co/ftr7jq4IHs #MOsen

This survey makes me ponder

I wonder where Trump's approval rating would be if the allegations during the campaign never broke out

seeing as how Greitens and Trump both seem to have similar numbers in light of being accused

https://www.reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/8dyz84/im_sick_of_seeing_flags_at_half_mast_for_barbara/

so it turns out the reason those flags are at half-mast in your neighborhood is because of Barbara Bush's death

@Marini @FLanon

Yeah the flag always goes to half-mast because of Presidents' and First Ladies' deaths.

Fuck that dude for his demobabble

MISSOURI
Trump Job Approval:
Approve 50%
Disapprove 44%

Missouri Scout 4/18-19
https://t.co/ftr7jq4IHs

That's pretty good

@🎃Boo-ton🎃

Sorry, it had to be done!

I'll hang myself now for being a faggot

Should we throw our support behind this Kennedy guy?

Probably better than Romney.

And worst case scenario is Romney running as an independent, which would hopefully lead to a R winning.

oh shit romney lost

damn

never even heard of this kennedy guys

guy

Romney blamed his second-place finish — out of a dozen Republicans seeking the seat of retiring seven-term Sen. Orrin Hatch — on delegates’ dislike of candidates like him who hedge their convention bids by also gathering signatures to ensure at least a place on the primary ballot.

Romney collected more than 28,000 signatures and was the only Senate candidate to do so.

Conservatives have for several years fought in court and in the Legislature to overturn the state law allowing signature gathering, seeing it as weakening the power of the convention and its delegates.

interesting little factoid

https://www.sltrib.com/news/politics/2018/04/21/a-hockey-arena-may-be-a-fitting-place-for-todays-utah-republican-convention-where-some-candidates-and-delegates-are-itching-for-a-fight/

Romney and Kennedy emerged as the only two survivors from 12 candidates after two rounds of balloting. Kennedy may have gathered some support between votes by voluntarily helping to sweep up confetti on the convention floor — to great applause by his supporters. Detractors, though, saw it as a stunt and GOP Chairman Rob Anderson suggested over the public address system that the work be left to the Maverik Center employees paid for the job.

lul

this guy sounds nice

http://www.kennedyforutah.com/issues/

Under the bylaws of the Republican Party of Utah, candidates seeking the party's nomination are voted on at the party convention, which was held on April 21, 2018. Should a candidate have received 60 percent of the delegates' votes, they would have won the nomination outright. Otherwise, the top two candidates advance to a June 26, 2018, primary election.[9][10]

explaisn it a bit