re: #174 No Malarkey!

Though I no longer have the map handy, I believe the proposal won in most of the rural counties of west Kansas, but more narrowly than expected. Just remember, most GOP voters don’t vote in GOP primaries, just the most committed voters, who tend to be fascists and theocrats.

It lost in all the rural and urban counties of Kansas, east and west, according to the latest accounts I read.

Polls are now showing that the number of voters intending to vote in this primary is vastly higher than the ordinary, significantly higher than it was even in 2018.

We’ve had endless lizard predictions of doom before every election since DT was elected and every one of them has been wrong. If you (not you personally) can’t bring yourselves to imagine that something good might come out of an election, can you at least, on the basis of your terrible record of predictions in the last several years, just keep the gloom and doom to yourselves? Some of us have elections work to do, and this is not helping.