My sister used to work for him at his hair salon in Mayfair.
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The scale of the win, and the places they’ve won, mean it’s not about affordability. It’s about a large number of people being ‘done with all this shit’. Dems almost certainly win in 28 because the republicans are just not going to find a nominee who has profile and can show a distance from Trump. After that it probably just goes back to Average Republican Pieces Of Shit usually holding most of the power. So still bad, but not a full-blown cult.
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They were 'done with this shit' in 2020 and then decided 4 years later that they were actually pretty cool with it.
Everything is a reaction to what's pissing them off today.
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Yeah. Maybe a bit of that. But it’s been very different shit this time around. And in 2024 the dems made a special effort to fuck themselves.
But that America so quickly forgot Jan6 does, indeed, spark fear. But not so much that I think they’d elect JD Vance.
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Yeah, this will probably look foolish in two years, but it does feel like it's almost impossible for a republican to win the next presidency. They won't be able to win the primary without sticking close to Trump and they won't be able to win the election as a less charismatic facsimile of Trump, whether that's Rubio, Vance or Di Santis.
Assume odds on Ocasio-Cortez/Ossoff/Shapiro as the next president have plumeted.
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Fridead
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Blow-died
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The first two have dominated more recent suggestions.
The scale of the shift in Hispanic vote shows that affordability was barely relevant for some people.
Jan 6 was appalling, of course, but barely affected the day to day for anyone, so I suppose that made it easier to move on. ICE, data centres, corruption, vaccines, war, affordability, etc are all in everyone's faces all the time. -
Cut and dried?
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Hair today....
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Salon, farewell, auf frieda-sehen, goodbye.
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So close to perfect, ....blow dry
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Curl up and Dye?
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I'm not unhappy with the pun / no pun ABAB approach.
