Yahweh@refsandpointers
Aug 5United States
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Replying to @bleedgrnsports @GRVYWear
Mind blown
Yahweh@refsandpointers
Aug 3United States
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If ESP thought Reagor looked good, imagine how bad Hurts must be if ESP said he didn’t look good.
If ESP thought a four is a nine, then what’s Hurts score when ESP stated he’s a three?
MINUS 2?!?!
Yahweh@refsandpointers
Jul 17United States
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Replying to @DA_PFN_OFFICIAL
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You aren't going to like this but it's official.
Every Eagles Executive, Coach and Scout that was surveyed by ESPN went on the record, anonymously, stating they preferred Josh Allen, Matt Stafford, Pat Mahomes and Joe Burrow over Jalen Hurts going into the NFL 2026 season.
Jalen only made 15% of ballots and was never higher than 9th. All the above QBs were on every ballot and all of them were listed no lower than 6th, but Patrick Mahomes, who was 9th on at least one ballot. But if Pat was 9th on a ballot, then Hurts could not be.
So Jalen Hurts own organization unanimously chose at least FOUR QBs over Jalen Hurts and none of them thought he was a Top-8 QB!
Yahweh@refsandpointers
Jul 17United States
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Replying to @DA_PFN_OFFICIAL
Seems like he wasn’t lying.
Fowler stated that NO ONE voted Hurts higher than 9th or 10th out of 10, and only 15% of ballots had Hurts name on it.
So that weirdo was right that The Eagles refused to vote for him as a top QB.
Yahweh@refsandpointers
Jul 7United States
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Endorsed by Obama!
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Ex-Florida Democratic gubernatorial nominee who lost to Ron DeSantis, Andrew Gillum, arrested for dr-g possession, per TMZ.
Yahweh@refsandpointers
Jul 7United States
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Replying to @bleedgrnsports @HarrisMooreMM
We can only wish!
Yahweh@refsandpointers
May 10United States
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Replying to @KSheared @Knickstape2005
20.5M black votes in 2024. Estimates have the drop closer to 7% and not 4%.
Biden was around 91%
Harris was around 84%
Numbers aren’t EXACT but people get paid millions to get really close on this matter.
But even at 4% at 20.5 million votes. That’s over 800k. At 6% (rounded). That’s over 1.2 Million. Black men came in at 77% for Harris.
So even using your estimates (best case), 650k votes are worth 1.3 million vote swing because they switched. If we take the middle estimate. 5.5%, then it’s around a million vote switch and 2 million swing. Me stating 850k is easily defensible.
Yahweh@refsandpointers
May 10United States
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That chart is bullshit.
You make it sound nice but you are combining different numbers for a misleading statement.
McCain is pointless being included, you don’t have a Republican listed, win or loss. Anywhere else in the chart.
Obama 2008 was 69M - 21 months
Obama 2012 was <66M - 19 months
Hillary 2016 was < 66M - 19 months
Biden 2020 was 81M -19 months
Harris announced 75M - 3 months
Harris ran for president twice and never received a single primary vote in her life.
Harris was just the Biden ticket without Biden.
All Biden’s funding passed through and she bled voter support each day for the final 3 weeks leading up to Election Day.
At one point, she had a 6 point lead until she started courting Republicans, including war-monsters Dick and Liz Cheney, boasted about military power and stated Israel was our greatest ally.
She was doing great until she had to answer questions. She blew The View interview.
Also, eligible voters increased by between 5-8% each cycle. And registered voters overall and registered Democrats grew each cycle too.
So with each election, even if the democrats performs worse but not much worse, they should have more total votes than before.
Leaving Biden out in 2020, misleads everything. Not seeing Kamala lose 6M votes in 2024 from Biden 2020 hides the fact people didn’t like Kamala. Stating she had 2nd most votes is true but population increased by 17 million between 2016 and 2024 and voter the out increased a lot between 2016 and 2024 but lower than record 2020 levels.
So Hillary could have the same % as Kamala but should have 9 M less votes based on population difference and turnout difference.
In 2012, blacks saved Obama by having a higher turnout rate than whites overall, who bled votes to Romney and had a decline in voter turnout too.
In 2016, turnout increased for every race but black turnout decreased by 7%, white turnout been in the low 70s since 2020.
While black turnout was 62-63% for Biden and 58% for Harris. But Harris lost black votes to Trump too.
Yahweh@refsandpointers
May 10United States
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Replying to @Knickstape2005
Black turnout was under 58% for Kamala and 800k black men switched vote from Biden 2020 to Trump 2024.
It was roughly a 3.6 million negative vote swing against Kamala 2024 vs Biden 2020.
For the record, I have seen that 65% stat quoted in a couple publications but they aren’t correct.
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May 10United States
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Uncle Tim needs to just say genocide and we will be your friends to the end.