♪alt13
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Don't TP his house, that's juvenile. **** on his porch.
Danny Ainge main host of first congressional fundraiser for son Tanner
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Don't TP his house, that's juvenile. **** on his porch.
A few weeks ago a kid came thru our neighborhood knocking on doors, collecting signatures for "Tanner Ang, he wants to run for congress". So, I told the kid that his name is "Ainge", not "Ang". The kid says: "I don't care how you say it. All I know is he is going to pay me $5 for every signature I get."
mellow
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https://twitter.com/tannerainge/status/880279099809316864
https://twitter.com/tannerainge/status/880279099809316864
Love how he's having to pander to Jazz fans. He must be taking a lot of heat.
Whoever wins the Chaffetz seat will surely vote the same way on every single matter that comes before the congress over the next two years. Curtis, Ainge, etc, what difference does it make? The winner will be quite literally the least important person in congress and will just vote whatever way the caucus leader says every time for the duration of the term.
On the other hand, this is a once-in-a-lifetime shot for Tanner Ainge: a rare open seat in one of the safest districts in the nation. Nobody votes in these primaries, so there is a good chance it will be close. If Danny Ainge loses out on Hayward, he can just sign someone else and the Celtics will be hardly worse off (or maybe somehow better). If he manages to get Hayward and his son loses a close election... that has to hurt him, right?
On the other hand, this is a once-in-a-lifetime shot for Tanner Ainge: a rare open seat in one of the safest districts in the nation. Nobody votes in these primaries, so there is a good chance it will be close. If Danny Ainge loses out on Hayward, he can just sign someone else and the Celtics will be hardly worse off (or maybe somehow better). If he manages to get Hayward and his son loses a close election... that has to hurt him, right?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utah'...trict_special_election,_2017#Republican_Party
August 15. Only registered Republicans can vote, summertime, a workday, nothing else to vote on... what's the turnout going to be, 20%, maybe less? It won't take many votes to win/lose this.
Thanks, I'll be sure to be there.
Yo Tanner, wazzup?