darkmarlin16 said:The lap isn't over yet, so Carlos might still grab that first spot.
Since the screen clearly shows Lap 2/52, I highly doubt we're looking at a full restart from the original grid positions. Then again, the lap isn't officially finished.
It’s only a matter of time before Anušić stabs Andrew right in the back. He’ll probably stand up at the executive committee meeting and claim it's not because he loves Caesar any less, but because his loyalty to Rome runs deeper
But let's be real—for us, it’s still going to be Anusić
Don't mention it. That’s exactly why we’re here—to root out every single, tiny, hidden, wrapped-up, and sugar-coated symbol of fascism. Take this low-life image of a blond-haired kid, for instance; they think they can manipulate people with stuff like that... but they aren't fooling us, not by a long shot.
But hey, look at what we just uncovered. They won't be sleeping easy tonight. This crew of hunters dedicated to tracking down fascist scum never rests. We're on this 24/7, three shifts a day, seven days a week. Those fascists never sleep, so you can bet your life we won't either.
Death to fascism, freedom for the people!
We patriots stand united: death to fascism, Nazism, and communism. Freedom to all nations.
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Lisa Perez50 said:The lists are almost finalized. Kovac, Culej, and Kalemta are sitting at number 14 on the ballots. Everything should be officially posted online tomorrow. / Source: NBC News Live
The wildest part is that they won't even try to claim this isn't about nepotism. It’s not some public agency; it’s just a campaign list for the next election.
He basically handed her a seat on a silver platter.
And don't even get me started on whether she actually has the skills for the job.
Milan Škoro is actively sabotaging negotiations with Esih and that whole crew because he’s terrified they'll just end up being used as pawns. Meanwhile, Plenković is busy stuffing his list with Lučić, Deur, and even Culej for the fifth district—those are all just little chess pieces Škoro can pull out if things get messy
Total panic breaking out among the big shots at the square
So, our guy Andrew—who a lot of people claim is the absolute best thing this country has going for it—is basically admitting he’s got zero interest in actually fighting corruption. He’s out here suggesting that if there were some invisible hand pulling the strings at the Department of Justice to make sure investigations never even happen, it would be just fine. He’s practically waving a flag for avoiding the fight.
What’s the actual difference between abolishing something and merging it? I honestly don't get it. If you abolish one thing, it just gets merged into something else anyway, right? It's not like any part of it is just going to vanish from the map and leave a hole in the local government structure.
Plenković should have been out in California while Beroš Chicago was stuck in Washington, D.C. I don't give a damn; they might as well just fire as many of them as possible.
The candidate list is a disaster. I’m not going to sit here and play dumb by acting like Medved isn't a weird name, but let's be real—half these people are total unknowns to me. Žarko Tušek Who even is that?
The Republican Party finally purged itself, but only through true patriots When the Republican Party first formed, it was just a messy mix of former Democrats, old-school populists, and people from out of state. Today, all that’s left are those original players and their ideological—and probably biological—descendants. Everything lined up perfectly for a ritualistic reunification of the Democratic Party factions following the elections.
Anyone with an ounce of integrity has already checked out The people who actually chose this path are nothing more than the bottom of the barrel—the kind of crowd that’ll swallow whatever garbage they're fed. You can tell just by looking at who's still hanging around the party
So basically, anyone with even a shred of personal integrity isn't considered a party member anymore. That 90 percent group? It’s just the same old crowd that will turn on him and kick him to the curb once the party leadership decides he's no longer useful after losing his seat in Congress.