(04-26-2022 03:23 PM)tanqtonic Wrote:  

(04-26-2022 02:55 PM)Rice93 Wrote:  

(04-26-2022 10:30 AM)Hambone10 Wrote:  

(04-26-2022 09:25 AM)Rice93 Wrote:  It's constantly implied and likely outright said here. Don't feel like searching for it.

And I don't really care for you to... but its a pretty big attempt to claim 'your side' is being attacked. Its constantly implied and likely outright said here that Republicans are Trumpbots or worse.... so my suggestion is to either accept the partisan nature of politics or don't claim to be a victim.... which you guys do a lot.... Mostly because there's about 3 of you and about 5 of us.

Busy work afternoon so not much time to respond.

But... 5-3???

Red team: OO, Tanq, Ham, #'s, George, GoodOwl (Frizzy, TomballOwl)

Blue team: Lad, me

Is that about right? Any other poster is such an infrequent contributor that I'm not counting them - no disrespect intended.

Also... it's typically either Lad or me posting so it typically feels like 4 or 5 vs one in these discussions. We both seem to take extended breaks from the Quad.

I find it odd that on the Red Team lineup a striking percentage (maybe a majority or nearly a majority) of that supposed lineup did not necessarily vote for 'Red Team' chief poobah in 2016.

Might want to reconsider the labels as Blue Team and Not Blue Team.

I posted to that effect the other day - the people on the Rice93's "Red Team" list are at most unenthusiastic Republicans, but more likely independent or third-party.

I generally vote Libertarian, myself, usually defaulting to Republican or not voting in a race if there's no third-party candidate. I'll vote Democrat in local and county elections when there's no Libertarian alternative and the Republican is a right-wing moonbat, and in the past I voted for Democrat judges when the Republican judges made a point of being "tough on crime". Now that the pendulum has swung, at least in Harris county, I'll have to vote Republican judges if no Libertarian is available. I don't vote in primaries.