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PetroAg85 said:

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On election night, Bass got 39% of the vote, Pratt got 35%, and Raman got 25%.

Overnight, the incremental votes that came in showed Bass getting 44% of those, Pratt only 18% and Raman 38%. Magically, each day Raman got disproportionately better votes than the others. That's one heck of a mail in vote total.

As of today, 93% of votes counted:

Bass got 39% of the vote, with 37% of her votes being mail in ballots
Raman got 32% of the vote, 52% of her votes being mail in ballots
Pratt got 29% of the vote, with only 26% of his votes being mail in ballots

One of these doesn't look like the others. I guess LA voters really want communism.

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FLAV!

Those stupid asses deserve what they get. I just hope we don't have to bail them out one day when they finally collapse.

rocky the dog said:

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You forget to print the invitation in multiple languages.

Spencer Pratt is a white, male, nominally Republican candidate with no experience, and got a quasi-endorsement from Trump. I can definitely believe that he wasn't going to finish second in the primary.

But as ever, it's the optics. It's playing poker with someone who looks at your two pair, says they have a flush, and never turns over their cards as they grab the chips in the pot. Monopoly when they roll the dice behind their backs, and tell you that you owe them rent. Basketball, when they call their own fouls.

If you're polite, you ask if they can play fair.
If you're disappointed, you ask if you can play a different game.
If you're frustrated, you walk away.
If you're angry, you think about upending the table and throwing down.

But the whole point of our system is that you play by the rules, and may the best player win. And if we can't trust the players, the rules, or the system, what are we left with?

Newsome's "Break the Glass" plan was not for just the Gubernatorial Race. He said all along, when it became apparent that R's may have a chance at the LA Mayoral campaign and the Gubernatorial campaign they had an "emergency" plan. Decouple the mail in ballot signature from the registered signature, and allow mail in ballots a week to ensure enough counts came in for "their side".

Commiefornia is lost. Gone. NY is all but next. The other major urban cities/areas will follow this M.O. then the States will loose b/c the urban vote will carry the state elections. Texas, even with it size may survive this, but smaller states will succumb.

I don't know how to feel good about this for my children. 1) elections aren't trustworthy anymore
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2) people actual vote for someone who let their city burn while overseas "representing" the city. No idea why a US city needs representation in Africa. Let alone voting for someone who trained as a communist soldier

I don't know which one is scary when I think about the future for my children. I am also not sure how to fight it because I'm a white, straight, Christian male.

reineraggie09 said:

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I don't know how to feel good about this for my children. 1) elections aren't trustworthy anymore
Or
2) people actual vote for someone who let their city burn while overseas "representing" the city. No idea why a US city needs representation in Africa. Let alone voting for someone who trained as a communist soldier

I don't know which one is scary when I think about the future for my children. I am also not sure how to fight it because I'm a white, straight, Christian male.

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You could live in Maine. Their DemocRATic primaries elected a Nazi, misogynistic, public toilet fetish, woman bully candidate for their US Senate candidate. Sony Hoiston on the View named every one of these markers (same as she did Trump), and said that Platner's election was enough to excuse ALL of these b/c the Senate seat was more important than the candidates past.

So, we know it does not matter anymore, it is the POWER that Trumps (no pun intended) ALL.

The DemocRATS are the enemy within.

When will the Republicans learn, this is about the End Game, not about now?

The results don't even make sense logically. You have two super leftist and one right of center. Why would the leftist coalition allow their votes to be split? Eliminating the right of center is going to leave two of the same candidates. Those that voted for the right of center are going to abstain. And watch bass win with 90% to the runoff with a significantly reduced voter count. The numbers will tell the truth.

reineraggie09 said:

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I don't understand how as a citizen of LA you look around and go, man the last 4 years have been amazing let's do more of that.

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Well, if you ask the question if they're better off than they were 4 years ago, unless your house burned down, it's a resounding YES because, at this time in 2022, they were still not free from Covid yet.

reineraggie09 said:

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I don't know how to feel good about this for my children. 1) elections aren't trustworthy anymore
Or
2) people actual vote for someone who let their city burn while overseas "representing" the city. No idea why a US city needs representation in Africa. Let alone voting for someone who trained as a communist soldier

I don't know which one is scary when I think about the future for my children. I am also not sure how to fight it because I'm a white, straight, Christian male.

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Do you live in the Southland?

There's only two options, move out of LA County, or do what I did and move to Texas.

PetroAg85 said:

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On election night, Bass got 39% of the vote, Pratt got 35%, and Raman got 25%.

Overnight, the incremental votes that came in showed Bass getting 44% of those, Pratt only 18% and Raman 38%. Magically, each day Raman got disproportionately better votes than the others. That's one heck of a mail in vote total.

As of today, 93% of votes counted:

Bass got 39% of the vote, with 37% of her votes being mail in ballots
Raman got 32% of the vote, 52% of her votes being mail in ballots
Pratt got 29% of the vote, with only 26% of his votes being mail in ballots

One of these doesn't look like the others. I guess LA voters really want communism.

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After republicans systematically bashed mail in voting, why should it be any surprise that mail in voting is now disproportionately democrat?

Jeeper79 said:

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PetroAg85 said:

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On election night, Bass got 39% of the vote, Pratt got 35%, and Raman got 25%.

Overnight, the incremental votes that came in showed Bass getting 44% of those, Pratt only 18% and Raman 38%. Magically, each day Raman got disproportionately better votes than the others. That's one heck of a mail in vote total.

As of today, 93% of votes counted:

Bass got 39% of the vote, with 37% of her votes being mail in ballots
Raman got 32% of the vote, 52% of her votes being mail in ballots
Pratt got 29% of the vote, with only 26% of his votes being mail in ballots

One of these doesn't look like the others. I guess LA voters really want communism.

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After republicans systematically bashed mail in voting, why should it be any surprise that mail in voting is now disproportionately democrat?

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It's not the mail-in issue itself, if the info you quoted is true. It's the improbability of the goings-on, statistically.

reineraggie09 said:

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I don't know how to feel good about this for my children. 1) elections aren't trustworthy anymore
Or
2) people actual vote for someone who let their city burn while overseas "representing" the city. No idea why a US city needs representation in Africa. Let alone voting for someone who trained as a communist soldier

I don't know which one is scary when I think about the future for my children. I am also not sure how to fight it because I'm a white, straight, Christian male.

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This is where I'm at. Why are we all watching this blatant voter fraud happening with smiles on our faces? I would be equally horrified if the parties were swapped. Everyone can agree that Spencer Pratt was not going to win in LA, but he never had a fair election to begin with.

I don't know what the answer is. I don't believe there's a path forward from this point on. The world we leave our children is going to be grotesque.

HollywoodBQ said:

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reineraggie09 said:

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I don't understand how as a citizen of LA you look around and go, man the last 4 years have been amazing let's do more of that.

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Well, if you ask the question if they're better off than they were 4 years ago, unless your house burned down, it's a resounding YES because, at this time in 2022, they were still not free from Covid yet.

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And when anything goes wrong, you're repeatedly told it's Trump's fault

Psych said:

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And when anything goes wrong, you're repeatedly told it's Trump's fault

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I have to say, I do love the fact they went all in to prevent a second Trump term and our President until January 20, 2029 is Donald Trump.

If they wouldn't have cheated in 2020, they would now be 18 months post Trump.

I hope 81M vote casters are sucking it up

"Cheating " is an odd word to use when it's an organized overthrow of government.

HollywoodBQ said:

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reineraggie09 said:

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I don't know how to feel good about this for my children. 1) elections aren't trustworthy anymore
Or
2) people actual vote for someone who let their city burn while overseas "representing" the city. No idea why a US city needs representation in Africa. Let alone voting for someone who trained as a communist soldier

I don't know which one is scary when I think about the future for my children. I am also not sure how to fight it because I'm a white, straight, Christian male.

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Do you live in the Southland?

There's only two options, move out of LA County, or do what I did and move to Texas.

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Live in Texas but people are crazy if they don't think this is happening here. Run candidates like Paxton and you are inviting it.

Democrats: Here’s your evidence of fraud since you ignore simple math and common sense. https://t.co/fMOWJIzTc6

— Robby Starbuck (@robbystarbuck) June 10, 2026

reineraggie09 said:

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HollywoodBQ said:

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reineraggie09 said:

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I don't know how to feel good about this for my children. 1) elections aren't trustworthy anymore
Or
2) people actual vote for someone who let their city burn while overseas "representing" the city. No idea why a US city needs representation in Africa. Let alone voting for someone who trained as a communist soldier

I don't know which one is scary when I think about the future for my children. I am also not sure how to fight it because I'm a white, straight, Christian male.

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Do you live in the Southland?

There's only two options, move out of LA County, or do what I did and move to Texas.

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Live in Texas but people are crazy if they don't think this is happening here. Run candidates like Paxton and you are inviting it.

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Thank you for the reply. I was just out in LA this past weekend and got a couple reminders about why I left but, you really have to live there day in, day out for an extended period of time to see how bad it really is and to understand:

• Why LA is like that
• Why it is only going to get worse

The short answer is - they like it that way and are too ignorant to change.

I could write a book on LA groupthink and as a straight, white, Christian male, you're not part of the group.