(06-24-2022 02:08 PM)b0ndsj0ns Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 12:50 PM)olliebaba Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 09:40 AM)Gamenole Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 09:36 AM)Kyle Mack Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 09:33 AM)BobcatEngineer Wrote:  What happens next? Women will die. Others will be forced to carry unwanted pregnancies to term. Children will be born into households that cannot and do not want to take care of them.

Women with means will still be able to get to blue states to get the operation performed. This includes the mistresses and the daughters of prominent GOP donors and members of congress.

And lastly, hopefully this motivates the 2/3rds of Americans who did not want to see Roe v Wade overturned to show up to the polls. I still think the Dems are going to take a beating in November but this will definitely blunt it IMO.

LOL how many woman died during childbirth last year, 0? It goes back to the states skyscreamer.

Considerably more than zero, 861 in the US in 2020 -

https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/hestat/mat...s-2020.htm

This will surely go up now, if women who die from unsafe back-alley abortions are classified as maternal deaths.

861 versus millions of dead babies? I'll still take those odds.

Tell me Satan, how many of them would still be alive if they only used contraception during sex? Probably all of them, huh?

Congratulations, you are a proud member of the "Bola de Pendejos Club".

Pretty sure contraception and pregnancy is a 2 way street. Are we going to have an extreme rethinking of the mans financial role in all this from the point of conception? So men should owe child support the day of conception now right?

YES. It takes two to Tango.

(06-24-2022 07:15 PM)GeminiCoog Wrote:  Here's another radical concept: Being abstinent until marriage. My wife and I waited until we actually got married to even partake in sexual intercourse. We both grew up in the Baptist church. (Granted, we lived in other parts of town and went to different Baptist churches, but they were both affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention.) We were taught that sex is meant to be an act of love between a man and a woman who are in a marriage relationship with each other. (For those leftists in the back, a heterosexual married couple, as defined in the Bible.) It's a shame that abstinence isn't taught as an alternative form of "birth control". Having said that, it requires an amazing amount of will power and faith in order to do that. But it can be done. (And it's true. I was a virgin until a week before my thirty-third birthday, and my wife was still 31 when we got married.)

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(06-24-2022 07:11 PM)maximus Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 06:32 PM)JRsec Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 06:19 PM)CardinalJim Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 03:30 PM)shere khan Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 03:21 PM)b0ndsj0ns Wrote:  So is the man not "screwing around" to get that woman knocked up? Is he acting any less irresponsible than the woman?

The man doesnt get pregnant. So yeah. If i thought screwing a woman would get me pregnant i would he super damn careful.

You really dont unferstand tens of thousands of years of evolution. Suckle your soy nipple and cry to someone that gives a shite.

If you are a man dont dump your load in every frickin hoe that will let you.

It aint complicated. Tough break. Your hoe isnt guranteed the right under the Constitution to kill her baby.

Are you sure? Are you a Biologist? Or did you simply stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night?

I’m really surprised no one else asked

Agreed…

Its the man’s responsibility to control himself. If he can’t control himself, since Just Say No doesn’t work for intercourse anymore than it does for drugs, the man is just as responsible to prevent pregnancy as the woman, more so in my opinion.

Men need to become men again. The first step to that is honoring women and our future wives. Perhaps if men learned to honor the women in our lives beginning with our mothers and our sisters continuing to our girlfriends and wives, woman would learn how to honor themselves again.

Young men need to be marriage material. Men need to be introspective and work on themselves instead of expecting their women to raise them.

Most importantly fathers need to raise Godly men and Mothers need to raise Godly women. If we could do that, everything else would take care of itself.

100%! Then the N.E.A. takes over (No Education Association) and they don't teach reproductive biology naturally. They teach unnecessary surgical procedures to accommodate what they tell students to try, each other both male and female, thus circumventing solid parental role models who are labeled as ignorant haters for teaching godliness, morality, or anything which doesn't encourage children (minors) to explore and share their erogenous zones, and if pregnancy occurs in the process then the moral issue is no access to abortion, right! Herein is the crux of the Public Education threat. And for those who say it ain't so, I had to address a biology teacher (female) for telling her 14 year old class that they should have sex with other boys and girls to discover their true natures.

(06-24-2022 07:10 PM)maximus Wrote:  This is a tweet from my younger brother and me who would kick is ****!n ass if he stood in front of me.

He was raised right, parents supported him, went to Memphis law school, indoctrinated, became an idiot, him and his wife have had multiple spontaneous abortions...

This is who we are dealing with... idiots who have been brainwashed into supporting nonsense



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BTW, my 70 something year old dad would kick my little brothers ass.... he wouldn't show up.

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As with all of their instruction, what they call true is false, and what they call hate is actually love shown through discipline, correction, and expectation. So, I'm sorry your brother waited for the world to give him his identity, just as Jung said would happen. "If you don't know who you are the world shall surely tell you!"

My variation, and I'm sure other's, if you don't know whose you are, the world shall surely tell you!

(06-24-2022 07:16 PM)maximus Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 07:15 PM)GeminiCoog Wrote:  Here's another radical concept: Being abstinent until marriage. My wife and I waited until we actually got married to even partake in sexual intercourse. We both grew up in the Baptist church. (Granted, we lived in other parts of town and went to different Baptist churches, but they were both affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention.) We were taught that sex is meant to be an act of love between a man and a woman who are in a marriage relationship with each other. (For those leftists in the back, a heterosexual married couple, as defined in the Bible.) It's a shame that abstinence isn't taught as an alternative form of "birth control". Having said that, it requires an amazing amount of will power and faith in order to do that. But it can be done. (And it's true. I was a virgin until a week before my thirty-third birthday, and my wife was still 31 when we got married.)

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I know you're joking, but don't you mean "sexist, homophobic bigot" instead?

(06-24-2022 07:02 PM)TigerBlue4Ever Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 12:44 PM)Eagleaidaholic Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 12:24 PM)Gakusei Wrote:  Guessing some of the people on here praising the decision are going to themselves or their kids literally **** around and find out.

Best of luck.

Grown men are supposed to be responsible. I feel one of the responsibilities I have when I was put on this Earth is to PROTECT the children in my family.

The one decision in my life I never ever second guessed was the decision to marry my pregnant girlfriend and become a father. Being a father to my two wonderful adult children is my single biggest success. Even after we were divorced I maintained a constant presence in their lives. Why? Because that's what a responsible adult person does. I brought them into this world and it was my cherished duty to raise them to be responsible adults.

I married a woman who was 5 years older than I. Her daughters, now my daughters, were 8 & 12 when we married, I was 22. Their father had limited involvement in their lives. I raised them as my own along with our son who came along 3 years later when I was 25.

I took my responsibility seriously. I was the youngest father at every school function. I sometimes worked 3 jobs to pay for the needs of two teenage girls and a kindergartner. Every hour worked was worth it. Along the way I put myself through school and made sure all three continued their education.

My oldest daughter owns three DQ restaurants. She is a exceptional business woman. My youngest daughter is a school teacher in the Merritt Island area of Florida. My son has three advanced degrees and presently works for the Navy.

My wife and I divorced after 30 years. It was friendly. It is still friendly. I have moved my ex wife twice since we divorced. If she needs anything all she has to do is text or call. My ex wife introduced me to my present fiancé.

I wouldn’t change anything about the choices I made if I could. God has truly blessed me.

(06-24-2022 07:23 PM)GeminiCoog Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 07:16 PM)maximus Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 07:15 PM)GeminiCoog Wrote:  Here's another radical concept: Being abstinent until marriage. My wife and I waited until we actually got married to even partake in sexual intercourse. We both grew up in the Baptist church. (Granted, we lived in other parts of town and went to different Baptist churches, but they were both affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention.) We were taught that sex is meant to be an act of love between a man and a woman who are in a marriage relationship with each other. (For those leftists in the back, a heterosexual married couple, as defined in the Bible.) It's a shame that abstinence isn't taught as an alternative form of "birth control". Having said that, it requires an amazing amount of will power and faith in order to do that. But it can be done. (And it's true. I was a virgin until a week before my thirty-third birthday, and my wife was still 31 when we got married.)

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I know you're joking, but don't you mean "sexist, homophobic bigot" instead?

All of that lol

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(06-24-2022 02:20 PM)Redwingtom Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 02:15 PM)b2b Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 09:40 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 09:34 AM)UofMstateU Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 09:33 AM)BobcatEngineer Wrote:  What happens next? Women will die. Others will be forced to carry unwanted pregnancies to term. Children will be born into households that cannot and do not want to take care of them.

Its like some of the low iq people in this nation has never heard of adoption.

Not sure how current these numbers are, but...

Quote:Of the 400,000 children in foster care, approximately 117,000 are waiting to be adopted.

https://www.adoptuskids.org/meet-the-chi...20adopted.

You've clearly not researched or seriously looked into adoption. There's literally a waiting list for babies in the millions of couples. Most of those still in the system were abandoned later, parents died, were taken from family, etc, etc. I'm not talk. My wife and I started going down that road.

You people absolutely disgust me. Personal responsibility? Nope. Can't have that. Let's kill the innocent child. You're no Christian, Tom.

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Oh, knock it the **** off. All I did was post the damn stats. Geebus!

Yes, I know it takes time and money to adopt, etc. I personally know 2 people at my church (1 family and 1 single young girl) currently doing so.

If this is a Christian Church then whatever they are teaching you ain’t receiving. You a LIAR and the truth is NOT in you. You say you believe in God. Guess what Boy wonder so does Satan and all his imps but at least they tremble at his word. Your arrogance takes to to another level.

Another.... enjoy

I'd kick my little brother into next year if I need..



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(06-24-2022 07:24 PM)CardinalJim Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 07:02 PM)TigerBlue4Ever Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 12:44 PM)Eagleaidaholic Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 12:24 PM)Gakusei Wrote:  Guessing some of the people on here praising the decision are going to themselves or their kids literally **** around and find out.

Best of luck.

Grown men are supposed to be responsible. I feel one of the responsibilities I have when I was put on this Earth is to PROTECT the children in my family.

The one decision in my life I never ever second guessed was the decision to marry my pregnant girlfriend and become a father. Being a father to my two wonderful adult children is my single biggest success. Even after we were divorced I maintained a constant presence in their lives. Why? Because that's what a responsible adult person does. I brought them into this world and it was my cherished duty to raise them to be responsible adults.

I married a woman who was 5 years older than I. Her daughters, now my daughters, were 8 & 12 when we married, I was 22. Their father had limited involvement in their lives. I raised them as my own along with our son who came along 3 years later when I was 25.

I took my responsibility seriously. I was the youngest father at every school function. I sometimes worked 3 jobs to pay for the needs of two teenage girls and a kindergartner. Every hour worked was worth it. Along the way I put myself through school and made sure all three continued their education.

My oldest daughter owns three DQ restaurants. She is a exceptional business woman. My youngest daughter is a school teacher in the Merritt Island area of Florida. My son has three advanced degrees and presently works for the Navy.

My wife and I divorced after 30 years. It was friendly. It is still friendly. I have moved my ex wife twice since we divorced. If she needs anything all she has to do is text or call. My ex wife introduced me to my present fiancé.

I wouldn’t change anything about the choices I made if I could. God has truly blessed me.

That's how my late father was. He met my mom while they were working together at U.S. Steel in Baytown. He was two and a half years younger than she was. When they met, she already had two children from a previous marriage. Her first husband left them shortly after their second son was born. (Get this: Her first husband wanted an abortion; she said no. So she kept the child and he left. Let me say that again, for emphasis: He wanted my mother to abort the person who is not only my brother but has been and is still one of my best friends. And she told him absolutely not!)

I can't say Mom's first husband was a Godly man, but my late father most certainly was. My dad was raised in the Baptist church by his parents, but my mom wasn't. She got saved after they married and had me. But at any rate, if it hadn't been for my dad, I don't know how my two older brothers would've turned out. Not only that, but the reason I mentioned above is one of the reasons why I'm so adamantly against abortion. That's why I personally don't allow for any exceptions either. Her choice to keep my second older brother led to her first marriage ending...and ultimately, marrying my dad and having me. God allows things to happen for a reason, and all things work together for our good.

If that's not a reason for anyone to be not only anti-abortion but pro-life, I don't know what is.

(06-24-2022 07:31 PM)maximus Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 07:23 PM)GeminiCoog Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 07:16 PM)maximus Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 07:15 PM)GeminiCoog Wrote:  Here's another radical concept: Being abstinent until marriage. My wife and I waited until we actually got married to even partake in sexual intercourse. We both grew up in the Baptist church. (Granted, we lived in other parts of town and went to different Baptist churches, but they were both affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention.) We were taught that sex is meant to be an act of love between a man and a woman who are in a marriage relationship with each other. (For those leftists in the back, a heterosexual married couple, as defined in the Bible.) It's a shame that abstinence isn't taught as an alternative form of "birth control". Having said that, it requires an amazing amount of will power and faith in order to do that. But it can be done. (And it's true. I was a virgin until a week before my thirty-third birthday, and my wife was still 31 when we got married.)

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I know you're joking, but don't you mean "sexist, homophobic bigot" instead?

All of that lol

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(06-24-2022 06:47 PM)CardinalJim Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 06:44 PM)GeminiCoog Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 06:19 PM)CardinalJim Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 03:30 PM)shere khan Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 03:21 PM)b0ndsj0ns Wrote:  So is the man not "screwing around" to get that woman knocked up? Is he acting any less irresponsible than the woman?

The man doesnt get pregnant. So yeah. If i thought screwing a woman would get me pregnant i would he super damn careful.

You really dont unferstand tens of thousands of years of evolution. Suckle your soy nipple and cry to someone that gives a shite.

If you are a man dont dump your load in every frickin hoe that will let you.

It aint complicated. Tough break. Your hoe isnt guranteed the right under the Constitution to kill her baby.

Are you sure? Are you a Biologist? Or did you simply stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night?

I’m really surprised no one else asked

Agreed…

Its the man’s responsibility to control himself. If he can’t control himself, since Just Say No doesn’t work for intercourse anymore than it does for drugs, the man is just as responsible to prevent pregnancy as the woman, more so in my opinion.

Men need to become men again. The first step to that is honoring women and our future wives. Perhaps if men learned to honor the women in our lives beginning with our mothers and our sisters continuing to our girlfriends and wives, woman would learn how to honor themselves again.

Young men need to be marriage material. Men need to be introspective and work on themselves instead of expecting their women to raise them.

Most importantly fathers need to raise Godly men and Mothers need to raise Godly women. If we could do that, everything else would take care of itself.

Of course. Unfortunately, with how society has labeled true, authentic masculinity (as defined in the Bible and therefore by fundamentalist Christians) as "toxic" even though their emasculating men is what's toxic to this country. Then again, they are of the world and we who are Saved By Grace Through Faith are of God.

Amen Brother!

First off I dont disagree with your point but now I must say this....

those posting in the quote and most likely 85% of everyone posting on this board are closer to needing a little blue pill. Than when they were in college trying to bang as many as they could. Especially after a few beers and realizing its my hand or that fine, sexy looking, 8, uhhh, 3 the next morning looking me over.

Other words its easy to say those things when you no longer getting any from female in their prime. Its kind of hypocritical to say "be a man" when in fact most of us wasnt "a man" till a lot later in life. Hell I bet 50% or more on this board still isnt.

(06-24-2022 07:41 PM)WKUYG Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 06:47 PM)CardinalJim Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 06:44 PM)GeminiCoog Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 06:19 PM)CardinalJim Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 03:30 PM)shere khan Wrote:  The man doesnt get pregnant. So yeah. If i thought screwing a woman would get me pregnant i would he super damn careful.

You really dont unferstand tens of thousands of years of evolution. Suckle your soy nipple and cry to someone that gives a shite.

If you are a man dont dump your load in every frickin hoe that will let you.

It aint complicated. Tough break. Your hoe isnt guranteed the right under the Constitution to kill her baby.

Are you sure? Are you a Biologist? Or did you simply stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night?

I’m really surprised no one else asked

Agreed…

Its the man’s responsibility to control himself. If he can’t control himself, since Just Say No doesn’t work for intercourse anymore than it does for drugs, the man is just as responsible to prevent pregnancy as the woman, more so in my opinion.

Men need to become men again. The first step to that is honoring women and our future wives. Perhaps if men learned to honor the women in our lives beginning with our mothers and our sisters continuing to our girlfriends and wives, woman would learn how to honor themselves again.

Young men need to be marriage material. Men need to be introspective and work on themselves instead of expecting their women to raise them.

Most importantly fathers need to raise Godly men and Mothers need to raise Godly women. If we could do that, everything else would take care of itself.

Of course. Unfortunately, with how society has labeled true, authentic masculinity (as defined in the Bible and therefore by fundamentalist Christians) as "toxic" even though their emasculating men is what's toxic to this country. Then again, they are of the world and we who are Saved By Grace Through Faith are of God.

Amen Brother!

First off I dont disagree with your point but now I must say this....

those posting in the quote and most likely 85% of everyone posting on this board are closer to needing a little blue pill. Than when they were in college trying to bang as many as they could. Especially after a few beers and realizing its my hand or that fine, sexy looking, 8, uhhh, 3 the next morning looking me over.

Other words its easy to say those things when you no longer getting any from female in their prime. Its kind of hypocritical to say "be a man" when in fact most of us wasnt "a man" till a lot later in life. Hell I bet 50% or more on this board still isnt.

This wasn't me. Sorry. Like I mentioned above, I chose to remain a virgin until I got married, and I was 32 when I married my wife, who was also a virgin waiting until marriage.

lulz....true

(06-24-2022 07:45 PM)GeminiCoog Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 07:41 PM)WKUYG Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 06:47 PM)CardinalJim Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 06:44 PM)GeminiCoog Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 06:19 PM)CardinalJim Wrote:  Are you sure? Are you a Biologist? Or did you simply stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night?

I’m really surprised no one else asked

Agreed…

Its the man’s responsibility to control himself. If he can’t control himself, since Just Say No doesn’t work for intercourse anymore than it does for drugs, the man is just as responsible to prevent pregnancy as the woman, more so in my opinion.

Men need to become men again. The first step to that is honoring women and our future wives. Perhaps if men learned to honor the women in our lives beginning with our mothers and our sisters continuing to our girlfriends and wives, woman would learn how to honor themselves again.

Young men need to be marriage material. Men need to be introspective and work on themselves instead of expecting their women to raise them.

Most importantly fathers need to raise Godly men and Mothers need to raise Godly women. If we could do that, everything else would take care of itself.

Of course. Unfortunately, with how society has labeled true, authentic masculinity (as defined in the Bible and therefore by fundamentalist Christians) as "toxic" even though their emasculating men is what's toxic to this country. Then again, they are of the world and we who are Saved By Grace Through Faith are of God.

Amen Brother!

First off I dont disagree with your point but now I must say this....

those posting in the quote and most likely 85% of everyone posting on this board are closer to needing a little blue pill. Than when they were in college trying to bang as many as they could. Especially after a few beers and realizing its my hand or that fine, sexy looking, 8, uhhh, 3 the next morning looking me over.

Other words its easy to say those things when you no longer getting any from female in their prime. Its kind of hypocritical to say "be a man" when in fact most of us wasnt "a man" till a lot later in life. Hell I bet 50% or more on this board still isnt.

This wasn't me. Sorry. Like I mentioned above, I chose to remain a virgin until I got married, and I was 32 when I married my wife, who was also a virgin waiting until marriage.

I'm not saying everyone and I've been with my wife for 41 years (since I was 21). But you have to admit most of those you went to school with was looking to bang as many and just about anything.

Point is to most people male and female they look at the world different while young. Especially the way we older see it or want it to be today. I dont disagree with anyone in the quote on it should be that way. But honestly for most it never was.

(06-24-2022 07:09 PM)chrisd11 Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 07:04 PM)CardinalJim Wrote:  There are only two abortion clinics in Kentucky: one in Louisville and one in Lexington. Thankfully they have both been closed in response to today’s decision.

Kentucky is extremely conservative. Old Democrats in Kentucky have joined the Republican Party as their party moved further to the Left to appeal the crazies on both coasts the last few years.
Abortion will never be legal in Kentucky again.

There are 120 counties in Kentucky are 118 are majority conservative. Urban Democrats in Louisville and Lexington always depended on Democrats in rural areas of the state holding their nose and voting for whatever lunacy their urban brethren hatched.

Turns out Defunding the Police, rewriting American History (leader of CRT leadership committee teaches in Louisville) and using public schools to indoctrinate students instead of educating them does not play well in rural areas.

Serious question: why have 9 of the last 11 Kentucky governors been Democrats (including the current one)?

That’s a good question.

Republicans took over the Kentucky House and the Kentucky Senate in 2016 for the first time since 1921. It was the first time in well over a hundred years since Republicans controlled the governorship as well.

Republican Matt Bevin won election in 2015. He proceeded to be the most unpopular governor Kentucky in history.

For example in Kentucky the Governor appoints university trustees. Most are political cronies with no experience leading a university. In Louisville’s case he replaced our BOT with some UK grads. Not a popular decision in Louisville.

Bevin was also targeted by the KEA for not giving the teachers raises or paying back money to their retirement fund that a former Democratic Governor pilfered. When he did push legislation for teachers he symbolically attached it to a State Sanitation Bill.

After making dozens of other decisions just as bad, Bevin lost in 2019.
His opponent Steve Beshear won by 0.37 percentage points, receiving 49.20% of the vote to Bevin's 48.83%. Beshear defeated Bevin by just over 5,000 votes, making this the closest gubernatorial election in Kentucky since 1899 by total votes, and the closest ever by percentage.

Bevin was the only Republican that lost in state wide elections in 2019.

Many like myself, who couldn’t vote for a Democrat from Lexington, just left that race blank.

Daniel Cameron, presently our first African American attorney general in Kentucky, will be Beshear’s opponent in 2023. He is a rising star in the Republican Party. Look for him to get a lot of face time at the 2024 Republican Convention.

Cameron is a former UofL football player who walked on and won a scholarship. He then graduated from Brandeis Law school. He’s a Louisville guy through and through.

Republicans across Kentucky love him.

(06-24-2022 07:56 PM)CardinalJim Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 07:09 PM)chrisd11 Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 07:04 PM)CardinalJim Wrote:  There are only two abortion clinics in Kentucky: one in Louisville and one in Lexington. Thankfully they have both been closed in response to today’s decision.

Kentucky is extremely conservative. Old Democrats in Kentucky have joined the Republican Party as their party moved further to the Left to appeal the crazies on both coasts the last few years.
Abortion will never be legal in Kentucky again.

There are 120 counties in Kentucky are 118 are majority conservative. Urban Democrats in Louisville and Lexington always depended on Democrats in rural areas of the state holding their nose and voting for whatever lunacy their urban brethren hatched.

Turns out Defunding the Police, rewriting American History (leader of CRT leadership committee teaches in Louisville) and using public schools to indoctrinate students instead of educating them does not play well in rural areas.

Serious question: why have 9 of the last 11 Kentucky governors been Democrats (including the current one)?

That’s a good question.

Republicans took over the Kentucky House and the Kentucky Senate in 2016 for the first time since 1921. It was the first time in well over a hundred years since Republicans controlled the governorship as well.

Republican Matt Bevin won election in 2015. He proceeded to be the most unpopular governor Kentucky in history.

For example in Kentucky the Governor appoints university trustees. Most are political cronies with no experience leading a university. In Louisville’s case he replaced our BOT with some UK grads. Not a popular decision in Louisville.

Bevin was also targeted by the KEA for not giving the teachers raises or paying back money to their retirement fund that a former Democratic Governor pilfered. When he did push legislation for teachers he symbolically attached it to a State Sanitation Bill.

After making dozens of other decisions just as bad, Bevin lost in 2019.
His opponent Steve Beshear won by 0.37 percentage points, receiving 49.20% of the vote to Bevin's 48.83%. Beshear defeated Bevin by just over 5,000 votes, making this the closest gubernatorial election in Kentucky since 1899 by total votes, and the closest ever by percentage.

Bevin was the only Republican that lost in state wide elections in 2019.

Many like myself, who couldn’t vote for a Democrat from Lexington, just left that race blank.

Daniel Cameron, presently our first African American attorney general in Kentucky, will be Beshear’s opponent in 2023. He is a rising star in the Republican Party. Look for him to get a lot of face time at the 2024 Republican Convention.

Cameron is a former UofL football player who walked on and won a scholarship. He then graduated from Brandeis Law school. He’s a Louisville guy through and through.

Republicans across Kentucky love him.

Good insider info, thanks. I just don't get why Kentucky, as a southern state, votes so many Dems into statewide office.

(06-24-2022 07:41 PM)WKUYG Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 06:47 PM)CardinalJim Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 06:44 PM)GeminiCoog Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 06:19 PM)CardinalJim Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 03:30 PM)shere khan Wrote:  The man doesnt get pregnant. So yeah. If i thought screwing a woman would get me pregnant i would he super damn careful.

You really dont unferstand tens of thousands of years of evolution. Suckle your soy nipple and cry to someone that gives a shite.

If you are a man dont dump your load in every frickin hoe that will let you.

It aint complicated. Tough break. Your hoe isnt guranteed the right under the Constitution to kill her baby.

Are you sure? Are you a Biologist? Or did you simply stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night?

I’m really surprised no one else asked

Agreed…

Its the man’s responsibility to control himself. If he can’t control himself, since Just Say No doesn’t work for intercourse anymore than it does for drugs, the man is just as responsible to prevent pregnancy as the woman, more so in my opinion.

Men need to become men again. The first step to that is honoring women and our future wives. Perhaps if men learned to honor the women in our lives beginning with our mothers and our sisters continuing to our girlfriends and wives, woman would learn how to honor themselves again.

Young men need to be marriage material. Men need to be introspective and work on themselves instead of expecting their women to raise them.

Most importantly fathers need to raise Godly men and Mothers need to raise Godly women. If we could do that, everything else would take care of itself.

Of course. Unfortunately, with how society has labeled true, authentic masculinity (as defined in the Bible and therefore by fundamentalist Christians) as "toxic" even though their emasculating men is what's toxic to this country. Then again, they are of the world and we who are Saved By Grace Through Faith are of God.

Amen Brother!

First off I dont disagree with your point but now I must say this....

those posting in the quote and most likely 85% of everyone posting on this board are closer to needing a little blue pill. Than when they were in college trying to bang as many as they could. Especially after a few beers and realizing its my hand or that fine, sexy looking, 8, uhhh, 3 the next morning looking me over.

Other words its easy to say those things when you no longer getting any from female in their prime. Its kind of hypocritical to say "be a man" when in fact most of us wasnt "a man" till a lot later in life. Hell I bet 50% or more on this board still isnt.

That’s a great point in a great post. Just don’t paint all of us with such a wide brush stroke.

When my ex and I split , before I met my fiancé, I met a 19 year old at a friends Halloween party. I was 52. I’m still a gentleman and won’t talk about our evening.

As Toby Keith used to sing “I’m not as good as I once was but I’m as good once as I ever was.”

(06-24-2022 07:52 PM)WKUYG Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 07:45 PM)GeminiCoog Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 07:41 PM)WKUYG Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 06:47 PM)CardinalJim Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 06:44 PM)GeminiCoog Wrote:  Of course. Unfortunately, with how society has labeled true, authentic masculinity (as defined in the Bible and therefore by fundamentalist Christians) as "toxic" even though their emasculating men is what's toxic to this country. Then again, they are of the world and we who are Saved By Grace Through Faith are of God.

Amen Brother!

First off I dont disagree with your point but now I must say this....

those posting in the quote and most likely 85% of everyone posting on this board are closer to needing a little blue pill. Than when they were in college trying to bang as many as they could. Especially after a few beers and realizing its my hand or that fine, sexy looking, 8, uhhh, 3 the next morning looking me over.

Other words its easy to say those things when you no longer getting any from female in their prime. Its kind of hypocritical to say "be a man" when in fact most of us wasnt "a man" till a lot later in life. Hell I bet 50% or more on this board still isnt.

This wasn't me. Sorry. Like I mentioned above, I chose to remain a virgin until I got married, and I was 32 when I married my wife, who was also a virgin waiting until marriage.

I'm not saying everyone and I've been with my wife for 41 years (since I was 21). But you have to admit most of those you went to school with was looking to bang as many and just about anything.

Point is to most people male and female they look at the world different while young. Especially the way we older see it or want it to be today. I dont disagree with anyone in the quote on it should be that way. But honestly for most it never was.

I understand what you mean. And I wanted to say I wasn't trying to be a contrarian for contrary's sake. In fact, I'll even go as far as to say abstinence is not for the faint of heart. It takes a lot of will power, courage, and most importantly, faith in God to get one through. Don't get me wrong. I've been tempted several times, but my faith in God helped me overcome all of them.

(06-24-2022 08:06 PM)chrisd11 Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 07:56 PM)CardinalJim Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 07:09 PM)chrisd11 Wrote:  

(06-24-2022 07:04 PM)CardinalJim Wrote:  There are only two abortion clinics in Kentucky: one in Louisville and one in Lexington. Thankfully they have both been closed in response to today’s decision.

Kentucky is extremely conservative. Old Democrats in Kentucky have joined the Republican Party as their party moved further to the Left to appeal the crazies on both coasts the last few years.
Abortion will never be legal in Kentucky again.

There are 120 counties in Kentucky are 118 are majority conservative. Urban Democrats in Louisville and Lexington always depended on Democrats in rural areas of the state holding their nose and voting for whatever lunacy their urban brethren hatched.

Turns out Defunding the Police, rewriting American History (leader of CRT leadership committee teaches in Louisville) and using public schools to indoctrinate students instead of educating them does not play well in rural areas.

Serious question: why have 9 of the last 11 Kentucky governors been Democrats (including the current one)?

That’s a good question.

Republicans took over the Kentucky House and the Kentucky Senate in 2016 for the first time since 1921. It was the first time in well over a hundred years since Republicans controlled the governorship as well.

Republican Matt Bevin won election in 2015. He proceeded to be the most unpopular governor Kentucky in history.

For example in Kentucky the Governor appoints university trustees. Most are political cronies with no experience leading a university. In Louisville’s case he replaced our BOT with some UK grads. Not a popular decision in Louisville.

Bevin was also targeted by the KEA for not giving the teachers raises or paying back money to their retirement fund that a former Democratic Governor pilfered. When he did push legislation for teachers he symbolically attached it to a State Sanitation Bill.

After making dozens of other decisions just as bad, Bevin lost in 2019.
His opponent Steve Beshear won by 0.37 percentage points, receiving 49.20% of the vote to Bevin's 48.83%. Beshear defeated Bevin by just over 5,000 votes, making this the closest gubernatorial election in Kentucky since 1899 by total votes, and the closest ever by percentage.

Bevin was the only Republican that lost in state wide elections in 2019.

Many like myself, who couldn’t vote for a Democrat from Lexington, just left that race blank.

Daniel Cameron, presently our first African American attorney general in Kentucky, will be Beshear’s opponent in 2023. He is a rising star in the Republican Party. Look for him to get a lot of face time at the 2024 Republican Convention.

Cameron is a former UofL football player who walked on and won a scholarship. He then graduated from Brandeis Law school. He’s a Louisville guy through and through.

Republicans across Kentucky love him.

Good insider info, thanks. I just don't get why Kentucky, as a southern state, votes so many Dems into statewide office.

There used to be a Strong Conservative Democratic Party in Kentucky.
Think Joe Manchin.

Many switched parties because of the National Democratic Party. The Kentucky Democratic Party is now controlled by the far left nut cases.