Kimberly Klacik spent $89 per vote in 2020. Her opponent, who won by over 40 points, spent $4 per vote.
I just post facts.
For context, that’s nearly 5x what Beto O’Rourke spent per vote to lose to Ted Cruz in 2018.
We’re living through a golden age of grifting but Klacik is a no-question first ballot hall of famer.
Although I will say that this still pales in comparison to local trust fund kid and area heart throb Jon Ossof who spent an eye-popping $240 (!!) per vote in his 2018 loss, about double what either Amy McGrath or Jaime Harrison achieved in 2020.
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“$1200?! Have you even CONSIDERED the deficit, good man?!”
I think the debt is definitely an overlooked issue but a) I couldn’t not make this joke b) I think conservatives should re-examine fiscal policy sacred cows and c) we’re in a unique situation.
The Venn diagram of people who care about the deficit and people who have said the word “scoundrel” out loud is a full circle.
I’m beginning to think that perhaps the media’s coverage of Democratic and Republican cabinet appointees might be...a little different.
I want you to look really, really hard and tell me if you can spot the difference.👇
I understand that these two individuals are different, with different qualifications for different jobs.
But @washingtonpost, you’ve gotta recognize that when one nom gets a glowing write up of airport romance, and the other gets pilloried, that you’re sending a message, right?
I mean cmon @washingtonpost. Remember how you used to talk about Trump nominees?
I ask this earnestly: is there any evidence - even a shred - that if Biden or some other Democrat were in the White House that things would be different? That we wouldn’t be seeing thousands of people die every day?
If you think there is, I would encourage you to prove evidence. Because Democratic governors have, overwhelmingly, failed to confront this pandemic, which has played out mostly at the state level.
Seven of the ten states with the highest mortality rates per capita have Democratic governors. That doesn’t count Gov. Charlie Baker of MA, who has governed the way most blue states governors have.