Maybe not for the popular vote, but in individual districts that were close, it could have. Also, the constant talk for sure influenced some to not bother voting at all due to not having a perfect candidate choice.

35% is his ride or die base. The rest is just dumb as shit.

Now Gaza burns faster. Congrats 3rd party fuckers.

They already have come out and literally said project 2025 is in play. So, there’s that…

Already have been. It’ll just get worse now.

Aww my bad, your right.

Returnal

They still don’t have fully autonomous 100k cars!

My interaction was WAAAY different but the same vein.

I was driving around, biting the backside of my fingernail. I turned a corner, and this gorgeous girl driving, waved, and smiled at me for no reason.

I was like, hot damn I still got it. Then, I realized biting the back of my nail, palm facing out, probably looked like I was waving at her.

To this day I don’t know why it stuck with me.

A lot have reported that they didn’t know they were campaigning for the PAC.

My janky duct tape together house I bought in 2010, that was built in '58 was 98k. In 12 years I sold it at 280k, with it still technically being out of code. My house was the cheapest sold in the neighborhood, some selling for 320k. It’s insane.

Don’t forget the bonus for cutting costs!

Damn. So close

My wife and I looooove garlic. We can still smell it on each other.

Hot damn this one got me.

Yes, they had many chances and failed. But these new laws are NOT anyone’s fault but republicans.

CVS health should fucking know that having access to women’s health would save them money.

They’re smart. Don’t fuck with cats.

That explains him publicly saying don’t vote for me. He needs all his votes to go to Trump so he gets the job. What an asshat.

It’s been the fucking wild west here in Texas due to new laws being pushed out then shot down so quickly, no one can keep track. Even the ones passed are written so badly, they can’t be interpreted correctly. The following is from an article from ProPublica

Although US abortion bans – which more than a dozen states have enacted in the two years since the supreme court overturned Roe v Wade – technically permit the procedure in medical emergencies, doctors across the country have said that the laws are worded so vaguely that they don’t know when they can legally intervene.

This has been repeated ad nauseum by doctors on local outlets. It’s meant to be vague and confusing.