SORRY DRUMPFKINS

ALABAMA,

PENNSYLVANIA

AZ IS NEXT

Dear god the smug radiating off this makes me need a hazmat suit

it's supposed to anger you to go out and vote

GET ANGRY

ANGERY

I’m sorry, whenever I see the term Drumpfkin I immediately want to kill myself. You did a good job emulating twitter on a daily basis

Arizona is essential.

Make propoganda posters to scare D's into voting R.

well i guess pa is cucked

beyond restoration

no, they had to run basically an R to win that district

he didn't run on the dnc party line, he may end up voting that way, but the thing is, they had to run someone like that to even compete

not to mention the absolute laziness coming from saccone

no

republicans aren't winning ever

I'm blackpilled now bitches

just kidding

lol

But this could be worrying. The Dems see this as a working strategy. Who’s to say that they won’t run a “totally Republican” Democrat and flip the tables.

yeah, that's gonna be a big problem

This seat seems to be safe, though.

I don't think the Democrat can win over enough voters.

the issue is the incumbent is retiring, which is good because he's a RINO, but it's much much harder without someone already there

Essentially, if they don’t run a retarded candidate we’ll be fine

@GermanEastAfrica Yeah, that's a strategy that will work exactly once.

State senator is running.

Seems to be a good Republican.

that's what we hope

@Pielover19 where?

@Captain Who I suppose so, I’m just a bit paranoid about it is all.

It is a legit thing to be paranoid about.

“I have a reputation of doing things that directly help my constituents,” Lesko told Fox News. “People in my district believe in everything that everyone else in the nation believes in: securing the border … national security, a good economy, good jobs. But they also really care about local issues, and I have a history of helping them with that.”

Many of those national issues, according to Lesko’s campaign website, echo some of President Trump’s agenda items, such as building a border wall, strengthening the country’s missile defense program against potential threats from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un (who her website calls an “insane madman”) and protecting the Second Amendment.

Aside from those issues, Lesko also wants to talk about domestic violence. She said she was able to leave an abusive husband about 25 years ago.

“Domestic violence is a very prevalent problem, and it can happen to anyone. It doesn’t matter what their status is, what their educational background is,” she said. “It happens to so many women, and I just want them to know they can get out of it and become successful, because I did it. I’m living proof of it.”

She has since remarried and has three children.

Lesko first got into politics with her local Republican Party, starting off as a district chairman, an elected volunteer position. She rose through the ranks, becoming a state Republican Party officer before she won a state House seat. She served as a representative for six years and as a state senator for three.

Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, has endorsed Lesko, his office confirmed to Fox News.

This is the Republican candidate.

I think that Arizona's best chance is probably going to be McSally, she'll vote the way she's supposed to.

For Frank's old seat.

But progressives trying to pretend as a conservative democrat anywhere but Pennsylvania will come off as disingenuous as Hillary Clinton quoting the bible.

I mentioned it last night, Pennsylvania Democrat is a category of its own.

Tipirneni knows that she is running as a Democrat in a conservative district, but she doesn’t dwell on that. For her, it’s not about a political party so much as it is about representing the district.

“One of the big reasons I decided to run is I’m so frustrated by the lack of forward progress, divisiveness and standing solely on a partisan [ground],” Tipirneni told Fox News.

“I’m looking to bring people together to the table to have a conversation,” she continued. “A lot of folks feel alienated. I would fight on their behalf and not fight about ideology.”

Her campaign website pushes for more bipartisan solutions to hot-button issues. For example, on the Second Amendment, Tipirneni says she supports the rights of “law-abiding Americans to obtain firearms through legal channels to protect their homes, themselves and their families, and for hunting and sport.” But she also supports “commonsense gun reform,” such as eliminating certain background check loopholes.

The top of the Second Amendment section on Tipirneni's site declares: “When progressives and conservatives work together, we can accomplish great things.”

While Tipirneni has volunteered on other campaigns, this is her first foray into politics. She said she isn’t “looking to build [her] political resume” but just wants to help those in her district.

“The reason I’m doing this is because I am a constituent as well in this district, and I’ve spent many years frustrated, feeling that I don’t have a voice in D.C.,” she said.