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There's really no low bar established for your level of function, but I'll try to make this as simple as I can. First of all, in your attempts to be relevant on here, you make your arguments on grounds which by definition are mutually exclusive. For example, there is no such thing as a liberal Christian. How do I know this? Because the twin abominations of infanticide and homosexuality are clearly the acts of the lost, as set forth in the Scriptures. The Democrat party platform is constructed of some ideological planks bought from the secular humanistic lumber company. I have already called out the two greatest offenders, that being abortion on demand and the so-called gay rights agenda as the preeminent campaign issues for Dems. Therefore, God's people should recognize they need not waste their time trying to lift up Christ while campaigning for those who actively advocate for, and subsequently promise to promote the savagery of abortion on demand and the abomination of homosexuality. And, those who vote to install such monsters to high office will share in their legacy, reaping the whirlwind.

But in addressing a point that you might have some remote chance of grasping. If you think I'm wrong, maybe you can more fully explain why the Dems suffered a trip to the woodshed in November, when they went from a 55-45 seat advantage to a 46-54 disadvantage. That's a 19 seat swing.









So, you're saying that there are only 2,500 registered Dems in Whitley Co? Or are you blaming the outcome on gerrymandering? From your post, it's hard to say which. BTW, there is a Democratic majority in the Kentucky legislature, is there not?

There are 7,000 Democrats in Whitley County. 19,000 Republicans. Gerrymandering plays an outcome in the election.
Yes Kentucky's General Assembly is Democratic as well as 7 of the 8 constitutional held seats.

Again, I ask about voter turnout in your county. Was it low? What are the registration numbers in your county?