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🇺🇲 SWING STATES POLLING AVERAGE

• North Carolina: R+5.1
• Georgia: R+4.1
• Arizona: R+3.7
• Nevada: R+2.7
• Pennsylvania: R+0.7
• Michigan: R+0.7
• Wisconsin: D+1.5

Two states to watch tomorrow. Governor's race in KY and School board contests in VA.

Virginia will go red despite the Marxist enclaves of Northern Virginia and Richmond

Quote from: supsalemgr on November 06, 2023, 04:28:09 AMTwo states to watch tomorrow. Governor's race in KY and School board contests in VA.

Ca is another to keep an eye on. This is right up your alley Sup. Have you been following the insurance industry collapse out here in Ca and Florida?

Imagine a state that micro manages business and industry so tightly, that people can no longer afford to insure their property, in an atmosphere of Marxist induced violence of theft and riots/mob theft.
Add to that, shipping and trucking etc, Etc ETC....

Seriously, there are virtually no large insurance companies left doing business in Ca., be it auto or home, and if you can afford it, they will drain your life savings for piece of mind or simply file bankruptcy and leave you hanging when you need it.

Point is, I can't insure my home, nor can my neighbors, multi million dollar estates have developed over the last few decades out here and none of us have insurance.

Live in the city and watch your auto deductible skyrocket, assuming you are able to afford auto insurance.

One more bad fire year could literally bankrupt the industry, and everyone knows the left and Nucelinni is responsible.
And the Marxist Dims think they will run his policies against Trump instead of joe?

Things are about to come to a head, very quickly, and the Marxists won't survive.

Remember. it was Ca who first passed the PL and PD law, where everyone had to insure, making it illegal to drive without.
Enter the days of License, registration, and insurance sir?
It was just one big step towards the police state. Now ca is about to lose one more enforced tax, the fine for not having insurance.

Quote from: Billy's bayonet on November 06, 2023, 05:32:33 AMVirginia will go red despite the Marxist enclaves of Northern Virginia and Richmond

Agree...

Quote from: Solar on November 06, 2023, 06:32:55 AMCa is another to keep an eye on. This is right up your alley Sup. Have you been following the insurance industry collapse out here in Ca and Florida?

Imagine a state that micro manages business and industry so tightly, that people can no longer afford to insure their property, in an atmosphere of Marxist induced violence of theft and riots/mob theft.
Add to that, shipping and trucking etc, Etc ETC....

Seriously, there are virtually no large insurance companies left doing business in Ca., be it auto or home, and if you can afford it, they will drain your life savings for piece of mind or simply file bankruptcy and leave you hanging when you need it.

Point is, I can't insure my home, nor can my neighbors, multi million dollar estates have developed over the last few decades out here and none of us have insurance.

Live in the city and watch your auto deductible skyrocket, assuming you are able to afford auto insurance.

One more bad fire year could literally bankrupt the industry, and everyone knows the left and Nucelinni is responsible.
And the Marxist Dims think they will run his policies against Trump instead of joe?

Things are about to come to a head, very quickly, and the Marxists won't survive.

Remember. it was Ca who first passed the PL and PD law, where everyone had to insure, making it illegal to drive without.
Enter the days of License, registration, and insurance sir?
It was just one big step towards the police state. Now ca is about to lose one more enforced tax, the fine for not having insurance.

Computers have allowed insurance companies to determine possible losses in a major catastrophe. This was not the case before hurricane Andrew in FL. Now they know. The outlandish values and overall inflation have outpaced the ability of rates to keep up. This affects the reinsurance market as the re-insurers are having a challenge raising capital. Consequently, retail insurers have to limit writings. The FL issue is a little different in that the growth of population has over extended the ability of insurers to find capacity for taking on additional risk. It is a difficult situation.

Quote from: supsalemgr on November 06, 2023, 07:08:23 AMComputers have allowed insurance companies to determine possible losses in a major catastrophe. This was not the case before hurricane Andrew in FL. Now they know. The outlandish values and overall inflation have outpaced the ability of rates to keep up. This affects the reinsurance market as the re-insurers are having a challenge raising capital. Consequently, retail insurers have to limit writings. The FL issue is a little different in that the growth of population has over extended the ability of insurers to find capacity for taking on additional risk. It is a difficult situation.

I think the real issue here in Ca is fires and vandalism of business. This is all a result of Marxist rule.
Insurers counted their CODB, also the fact, that by law, they can't make more than 15% profit on any sale. It no longer made sense to lose money.
This state is totally fucked up. Problem is, this is spreading throughout the Nation.

Quote from: Solar on November 06, 2023, 04:04:40 PMI think the real issue here in Ca is fires and vandalism of business. This is all a result of Marxist rule.
Insurers counted their CODB, also the fact, that by law, they can't make more than 15% profit on any sale. It no longer made sense to lose money.
This state is totally fucked up. Problem is, this is spreading throughout the Nation.

You are absolutely correct about the fires in CA. Insurance companies can handle the crime issue with proper underwriting procedures, but fires are another issue.

Quote from: supsalemgr on November 07, 2023, 04:23:16 AMYou are absolutely correct about the fires in CA. Insurance companies can handle the crime issue with proper underwriting procedures, but fires are another issue.

Problem is, these fires are intentional. Why, is beyond me, unless these Marxists are stealing land.
All of these fires were preventable, but the State saw to it that the PUC overseeing PG&E used their funds, not to keep their lines up to date and powerlines clear from the forest, but to push the "Green Agenda" in solar farms. No upkeep in the forest.

I know it almost sounds conspiratorial, but from my position in the alternative energy field, it was beyond obvious.
I brought power into my property, all I wanted was a hardline phone, but Pac Bell decided to contact PG&E to share in the cost, so I had a phone, but I didn't want power.

Over the years I watched as PG&E came through every year to keep the lines clear of new growth, then about a decade in, it all stopped, an entire decade passed and not one crew came through to trim the forest back from the lines, no grounds keeping around individual poles.
Of course I inquired as to why, and they always said "Budget constraints", as money was being redirected into the "Green" Scam, lining the pockets of Obama cronies, "Solyndra" ring a bell?
Point is, everyone involved in Ca Govt knew this, but they were all sucking off the same teat.

I could write a book on how Marxists destroyed this state, but the fires are only just a preferred side effect of an even bigger plan to destroy American culture.
These people are evil!

Even their police forces in blue shit holes are hogtied as to enforcing the law and the criminals know it.
In what world could someone steal a backhoe, drive it in the street, use it to break down a wall of a gas station while the attendant is working, steals an entire ATM, calls 911 and the thieves have ample time to finish the job and escape?


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Not a good night unfortunaely for Republicans except for Mississippi.

Folks who have seen my previous posts know that I am a great believer that democrats are not familiar with the concept of unintended consequences. I believe the GOP has now fallen into that trap. 

Both in 2022 and this year GOP candidates and measures have under performed. Why? the democrats have seized the issue of abortion and weaponized it to energize their base as well as independent women. Those who felt the overturn of Roe vs Wade was a big win need to rethink this issue.

I am personally "pro life" but it is clear the GOP must modify its position. I have always believed the abortion decision should be between God and the woman. As conservatives we should embrace this position.

Quote from: supsalemgr on November 08, 2023, 04:35:30 AMFolks who have seen my previous posts know that I am a great believer that democrats are not familiar with the concept of unintended consequences. I believe the GOP has now fallen into that trap. 

Both in 2022 and this year GOP candidates and measures have under performed. Why? the democrats have seized the issue of abortion and weaponized it to energize their base as well as independent women. Those who felt the overturn of Roe vs Wade was a big win need to rethink this issue.

I am personally "pro life" but it is clear the GOP must modify its position. I have always believed the abortion decision should be between God and the woman. As conservatives we should embrace this position.

I couldn't agree more. 

Quote from: supsalemgr on November 08, 2023, 04:35:30 AMFolks who have seen my previous posts know that I am a great believer that democrats are not familiar with the concept of unintended consequences. I believe the GOP has now fallen into that trap. 

Both in 2022 and this year GOP candidates and measures have under performed. Why? the democrats have seized the issue of abortion and weaponized it to energize their base as well as independent women. Those who felt the overturn of Roe vs Wade was a big win need to rethink this issue.

I am personally "pro life" but it is clear the GOP must modify its position. I have always believed the abortion decision should be between God and the woman. As conservatives we should embrace this position.

On the other side of that coin, since Roe vs. Wade was overturned, there are several states that were able to pass restrictions on abortion through the ballot box. If we give up our position on this issue, the rights of the unborn, what's next? You might be right on this issue, personally, what I believe in will not take a back seat to the ballot box, that is one slippery slope I do not choose to go down. I expect the same from the candidates I vote for.

Quote from: supsalemgr on November 08, 2023, 04:35:30 AMFolks who have seen my previous posts know that I am a great believer that democrats are not familiar with the concept of unintended consequences. I believe the GOP has now fallen into that trap. 

Both in 2022 and this year GOP candidates and measures have under performed. Why? the democrats have seized the issue of abortion and weaponized it to energize their base as well as independent women. Those who felt the overturn of Roe vs Wade was a big win need to rethink this issue.

I am personally "pro life" but it is clear the GOP must modify its position. I have always believed the abortion decision should be between God and the woman. As conservatives we should embrace this position.

It was never up to any single party, which is why Roe was overturned, it has always been a States Rights issue.
The only thing the pubs failed at was getting out the message that they were supporting the States, and curtailing an over bearing Fed's reach.

Quote from: Solar on November 08, 2023, 08:27:28 AMIt was never up to any single party, which is why Roe was overturned, it has always been a States Rights issue.
The only thing the pubs failed at was getting out the message that they were supporting the States, and curtailing an over bearing Fed's reach.

True. However, the democrats saw a potential crisis that should not be wasted. They have managed to turn this into something it was not. They are masters at deceit like this. In all honesty the GOP also misread the electorate on this issue.