Thanks for proving the point that you have no other explanation - you just don't want to hear the truth.
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Hmm, you must not have heard? Youngkin won the election, period. So again, Frisch may have won but that doesn't give him immunity from criticism. And again - deal with it. |
Yes, a winning POS. DP |
Maybe criticize him on something that matters instead of criticizing him for winning |
Cry more. |
Sure, take your own advice when it comes to whining about Youngkin.
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Frisch certainly won the California opinion-polls, and all that dirty money paid off for him. Kind of a disgusting way to “win,” don’t you agree? |
+1 And he has certainly been criticized on things that “matter,” as the idiot PP put it - and will continue to be. |
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His average contribution was $44 as a PP pointed out. Sabio’s was almost $200. But talk more about “dark money” please. It just goes to show you have no idea what you’re talking about.
Voters reelected Frisch because he talked about the issues instead of right wing conspiracy theories. |
Karl talks a lot. What he then does usually turns out to be either useless or affirmatively counterproductive. People just vote a party-line ticket. It's not because they really think as highly of Karl as he thinks of himself. |
He won by more than he did last time at a time when most school board member margins went down. |
Voters in low-information contests vote a party-line ticket or based on name recognition. It’s why the Democrats win by a big margin for soil and water commissioners as well. Most who’ve paid any attention to Frisch know he’s a self-promoting schmuck who wastes taxpayer money. |
| I went to vote on Election Day and Tony sabio’s volunteers were handing out a piece of paper attacking Karl. The paper didn’t say anything about why we should vote for tony. Probably a good example of why he lost. |
Frisch derangement syndrome |
Is this Karl comparing himself to Trump here? They are both narcissists. |