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It's Primarily News
Author: BobR
Date: 05/20/2026 13:11:29
I was going to write about the new slush fun to pay reparations to white people, but then I remembered that it's primary season, so I'll likely be writing about election results for the next few months.
It seems that - despite his abysmal ratings and unpopular Iran War while people can barely afford to live - he still holds sway over voters in deep red districts.
We all know what happened in the Louisiana senate race... Incumbent Bill Cassiday came in 3rd for the seat Cassidy currently occupies. Why? Because he voted to impeach the Orange Bastard back in 2021.
So yesterday, Kentucky had its primary, and another anti-tRump republican is headed for the exit next January:
Who's next? Possibly TX Senator John Cornyn:
That last line is key. He may be helping his bootlickers win their primaries, but when the general election rolls around in November, that may backfire.
Fingers crossed...
It seems that - despite his abysmal ratings and unpopular Iran War while people can barely afford to live - he still holds sway over voters in deep red districts.
We all know what happened in the Louisiana senate race... Incumbent Bill Cassiday came in 3rd for the seat Cassidy currently occupies. Why? Because he voted to impeach the Orange Bastard back in 2021.
So yesterday, Kentucky had its primary, and another anti-tRump republican is headed for the exit next January:
President Donald Trump’s retribution campaign steamrolled another Republican rival on Tuesday, with a Trump-backed challenger ousting one of the president’s leading intra-party antagonists, Rep. Thomas Massie, in a Kentucky primary.
Former Navy SEAL Ed Gallrein’s win over Massie continued a May political payback tour...
[...]
[Tangerine Palatine] has vowed retribution against a number of Republicans over slights real and perceived. But years of battles over spending, the Jeffrey Epstein files, the United States’ support for Israel and more led the president to take Massie’s primary particularly personally.
Who's next? Possibly TX Senator John Cornyn:
Another chance for Trump to flex his influence — and reshape the GOP’s Senate majority in his image — looms in Texas, where Trump on Tuesday endorsed Attorney General Ken Paxton in his May 26 Senate primary runoff against four-term incumbent Sen. John Cornyn.
Trump’s endorsement of Paxton, a controversial figure with a long history of scandals who has aligned himself with Trump’s “Make America Great Again” movement, comes despite warnings from prominent Republicans that doing so could put the party at risk of losing the race to Democratic nominee James Talarico in November.
That last line is key. He may be helping his bootlickers win their primaries, but when the general election rolls around in November, that may backfire.
Fingers crossed...
