Gov Hochul tells republicans to leave New York

[WLJ]

Imagine the media reaction if DeSantis told Florida Dems to leave Florida, they are not Floridians

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul tells Republicans to "jump on a bus and head down to Florida where you belong...you are not New Yorkers"
https://twitter.com/RNCResearch/status/1563698354592387072

Kathy Hochul Now Says One Voting Group HAS to Go to Florida: 'You Are Not New Yorkers'
https://townhall.com/tipsheet/rebeccadowns/2022/08/28/kathy-hochul-now-says-this-one-group-of-voters-has-to-go-to-florida-n2612332

[230RN]

New Yorkers are the most self-righteous snooty people in the world.  The City drives the State car.  I know this from after I moved out in my early twenties and looked back on it from Colorado.  (Colorado's getting that way, too.)



Note the date of that issue.  I moved out in the early sixties and had my little farm in Boulder with my own 100 yard range in that period.  I laughed like hell when I saw that issue in Jerry's magazine store in Denver.

Apropos !

Governor Hochul's attitude is what's in store everywhere if conservatives don't get out and not only vote, but volunteer for conservative party election efforts.

Just think... your vote may potentially be canceling out a fraudulent vote.  Kind of nice to think of it that way, no?

Terry, 230RN

Pic credit in Properties

[Ron]

She beats Pelosi the DC swamp creature and Jacinda the creature from NZ lagoon in overall creepiness. That's a tough feat.

[Perd Hapley]

This is just another example of Democrats/Leftists showing us how we should be treating them. Genuine Americans should say similar things about them, because they are our enemy, and do not belong in our country. We should be telling them so. And more.

Maxine Waters pulled the same trick when she encouraged Leftists to confront pro-American politicians and bureaucrats "at the gasoline station." It is our side that should be confronting and shaming and harassing Waters. That is the sort of thing the Patriot movement did in the 1770s.

[Ron]

We'll see how our next "elections" go.

It may all be a moot point if the elections are as fake and GAE as they are appearing.

Confronting actors who are paid behind the scenes by hidden interests and then installed into positions of leadership sounds like acts of futility.

They don't represent, they don't care and they have a job to do.

[kgbsquirrel]

New Yorkers are the most self-righteous snooty people in the world.  The City drives the State car.  I know this from after I moved out in my early twenties and looked back on it from Colorado.  (Colorado's getting that way, too.)



Note the date of that issue.  I moved out in the early sixties and had my little farm in Boulder with my own 100 yard range in that period.  I laughed like hell when I saw that issue in Jerry's magazine store in Denver.

Apropos !

Governor Hochul's attitude is what's in store everywhere if conservatives don't get out and not only vote, but volunteer for conservative party election efforts.

Just think... your vote may potentially be canceling out a fraudulent vote.  Kind of nice to think of it that way, no?

Terry, 230RN

Pic credit in Properties

Advocating for playing a rigged game "by the rules" is *expletive deleted*ing retarded.

[230RN]

Me:
"Just think... your vote may potentially be canceling out a fraudulent vote.  Kind of nice to think of it that way, no?"

Thee:

Advocating for playing a rigged game "by the rules" is *expletive deleted*ing retarded.

My intent there was to create motivation for every one of us to get out there and vote and to encourage legal active participation, not only with dollars, but personal activity in whatever you consider to be a conservative "party" or "movement" or "Church" or "motorcycle club."

I hope you did not misunderstand that.

 

Besides, forum rules make it impossible to recommend any illegal actions to throw an election "our " way.

I know, I know, we all celebrate the Boston Tea Party, but as successful as it might have been, it was probably illegal as all get out.

So to use our color printers with properly sized weighted paper run by squads of party devotees to duplicate hundreds of faux absentee and mail-in ballots after hours and stored in vans to be brought to light at the appropriate times is not to be recommended.

Nor is it recommended to bribe, cajole, or wheedle the complicit printer of those ballots to run off a couple of thousand in a "test run" and discard them carefully in a nice clean dumpster at an appropriate time.

Not  recommended by me, anyway.

Terry, 230RN

PS.  I have a little tautology about the alleged voter fraud which goes:
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On "proof" with respect to the voter fraud allegations:

"There is no proof."

Of course not.

1.There is no proof without evidence.
2. There is no evidence without investigation.
3. There is no investigation without suspicion.
4. But suspicion without proof is paranoia, so shut up, you paranoid conservative.

Get my drift?  They wrapped all that up in a nice little package for us, didn't they?
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[HankB]

. . . So to use our color printers with properly sized weighted paper run by squads of party devotees to duplicate hundreds of faux absentee and mail-in ballots after hours and stored in vans to be brought to light at the appropriate times is not to be recommended . . .

Especially considering that most color printers are preprogrammed to put very subtle markings on the output that identify the serial number of the printer - should the wrong candidate win, you can bet out totally nonpolitical FBI and other agencies will do the analysis.

[230RN]

Especially considering that most color printers are preprogrammed to put very subtle markings on the output that identify the serial number of the printer - should the wrong candidate win, you can bet our totally nonpolitical FBI and other agencies will do the analysis.
(Underlining mine -230RN)

Oh, agreed, but I was just noodling out possible methods of creating false ballots without recommending any.

The "test run" by commercial printers of official ballots who are fellow travelers theory just kind of popped into my head as an example of a possibility.

My underlining in your quote is another example of something I've been saying for quite a while, and that is, "The Fix is in."

Perd Hadley thinks that is too discouraging to us, the "gun population," but I think we should look at the current situation without blinders and get good and effing scared.

The history of the rise of tyrannical powers seems to be repeating itself.

Terry, 230RN

[HankB]

Getting back to the topic here, if Republicans in NY were to follow Gov Hochul's order and leave NY en masse . . . who would be left to pay NY's oppressive taxes?

[ConstitutionCowboy]

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Perd Hadley thinks that is too discouraging to us, the "gun population," but I think we should look at the current situation without blinders and get good and effing scared.

The history of the rise of tyrannical powers seems to be repeating itself.

Terry, 230RN

Amen. If you want to know what is happening, look to history, plug in current events, and tomorrow will reveal itself. I don't like what I see.

Woody

[dogmush]

Getting back to the topic here, if Republicans in NY were to follow Gov Hochul's order and leave NY en masse . . . who would be left to pay NY's oppressive taxes?

No thank you.  New York Republicans turn out to be Democrats in FL.

[Perd Hapley]

I'm not telling anyone to put on blinders, or that there isn't cause for alarm. Certainly, I cannot be accused of having too rosy an outlook on our political situation.

What I object to is the fatalism that sees the whole Left agenda as fait accompli, and counsels us to accept our fate. I object to us obsessing over panic porn, without ever talking solutions.

[DittoHead]

Those who vote for the opposition are American citizens. They’re moms and dads and grandparents and brothers and sisters. In many cases, members of the same family, neighborhood, groups of friends, and teammates don’t vote the same. You don’t have to like them, and you don’t have to agree with them. But you must respect them as fellow citizens because they have the same rights that you do. Your political beliefs don’t elevate you to some higher plane of consciousness or more advanced state of humanity.

...

When you’re a governor, you’re the governor of everyone, even the voters whom you vehemently disagree with and who didn’t vote for you. It’s the same with legislators. If a citizen shows up at a House member’s district office and says that their Social Security checks stopped arriving, the staffer isn’t supposed to ask whether they voted for their boss or not. It’s right there in the title, “public servant.” You serve the public, not just members of your own party.

Does anyone in politics think this way anymore? Doesn't seem like it.

[MechAg94]

I'm not telling anyone to put on blinders, or that there isn't cause for alarm. Certainly, I cannot be accused of having too rosy an outlook on our political situation.

What I object to is the fatalism that sees the whole Left agenda as fait accompli, and counsels us to accept our fate. I object to us obsessing over panic porn, without ever talking solutions.

"fatalism" is a good word for it.  I agree. 

[MechAg94]

New Yorkers are the most self-righteous snooty people in the world.  The City drives the State car.  I know this from after I moved out in my early twenties and looked back on it from Colorado.  (Colorado's getting that way, too.)


Note the date of that issue.  I moved out in the early sixties and had my little farm in Boulder with my own 100 yard range in that period.  I laughed like hell when I saw that issue in Jerry's magazine store in Denver.

Apropos !

Governor Hochul's attitude is what's in store everywhere if conservatives don't get out and not only vote, but volunteer for conservative party election efforts.

Just think... your vote may potentially be canceling out a fraudulent vote.  Kind of nice to think of it that way, no?

Terry, 230RN

Pic credit in Properties

I figure that was the leftist line.  Convince people the right is cheating so the leftists jump whole hog into cheating with the self justification that both sides do it so it isn't really wrong. 

[ConstitutionCowboy]

Politician: It's what you become when you suck at administration yet want to work in government. 

Woody