Here’s The Freak Show Line-Up Going Into Tomorrow’s Primaries

Insane. And the only reason these kooks have a voter base is because the Democrat media/academia complex promote, stump and coverup for these destroyers.

Bad Hombre: Let’s take it from the top again. Here’s the Democrat lineup going into the midterms:

– A diagnosed-bipolar Asian chick with a history of self-harm who’s been institutionalized in a psychiatric ward and overdosed on lithium, and wants to get rid of Thanksgiving. Democrat frontrunner for Wisconsin governor Francesca Hong was previously hospitalized in a psychiatric ward and admitted to having a mental breakdown, suffering from mental illness, and cutting herself

– James Talerico, a guy who plays with a Dr. Fauci doll, proclaims his “love for trans kids,” and met his girlfriend at a gay bar.

– Troy Jackson who dresses up as a mechanic for fun, married his cousin, and knocked her up twice.

– A guy who frequents events where participants get pissed on in a kiddie pool while wearing assless chaps, whose claim to fame is lowering the age of consent for men to have sex with boys as young as 12, decriminalizing knowingly infecting others with AIDS, and supports allowing convicted pedophiles to run for school board.

– A Haitian who thinks the United States is a “f*cking disgrace,” wants to abolish borders, law enforcement, and prisons.

– A Muslim who believes the U.S. deserved 9/11, is funded by the Muslim Brotherhood, and whose wife and father-in-law have terrorist connections.

Let’s take it from the top again. Here’s the Democrat lineup going into the midterms:

– A diagnosed-bipolar Asian chick with a history of self-harm who’s been institutionalized in a psychiatric ward and overdosed on lithium, and wants to get rid of Thanksgiving.

– A guy who… pic.twitter.com/OrYfvmwST6

— Bad Hombre (@Badhombre) August 1, 2026

This explains Talarico pandering to pedophiles with his creepy ‘love’ for trans kids and wanting to get them abortions. pic.twitter.com/oSbsfZZknK

— Patrick McGuinness (@mcguinnessfortx) May 15, 2026

ðƒð„ðŒðŽð‚ð‘ð€ð“ð’’ ð‘ð„ðð‹ð€ð‚ð„ðŒð„ðð“ ðŒð€ðˆðð„ ð’ð„ðð€ð“ð„ ð‚ð€ððƒðˆðƒð€ð“ð„ ð…ð€ð“ð‡ð„ð‘ð„ðƒ ð“ð–ðŽ ðŠðˆðƒð’ ð–ðˆð“ð‡ ð‡ðˆð’ ðŽð–ð ð’ð„ð‚ðŽððƒ ð‚ðŽð”ð’ðˆð

Maine Democrats picked Troy Jackson to replace Graham Platner as their nominee against Republican Sen. Susan… pic.twitter.com/ClledWkvfj

— M.A. Rothman (@MichaelARothman) August 3, 2026

“Francesca Hong is running for Wisconsin Governor and campaigning with Hasan Piker, who abuses his dog on live streams and states America deserved 9/11.”

Francesca Hong is running for Wisconsin Governor and campaigning with Hasan Piker, who abuses his dog on live streams and states America deserved 9/11.

You’re disgusting @FrancescaHongWI https://t.co/FzrPFvr2T9

— StopAntisemitism (@StopAntisemites) August 2, 2026

Michigan Primary: House Races With Socialists to Watch

Brief summaries on some of the races to watch from the New York Times: Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly, a Democrat, is term-limited, leaving an open governor’s race in a state that went for Mr. Trump by 16 percentage points in 2024. The contest to replace her is crowded in both primaries without a clear front-runner on either side:  Tennessee: Gov. Bill Lee, a Republican, is term-limited and unable to run again. The Republican primary will include Senator Marsha Blackburn, who is running less than a year after winning re-election in the Senate (New York Times).

In Washington State: U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Washougal, has candidates to her right and left vying for Southwest Washington’s 3rd Congressional District. National Republicans backing state Sen. John Braun have cast her as too blue for a competitive district that has thrice backed Trump; Democrat Brent Hennrich, meanwhile, argues she is not blue enough. In Central Washington, Republican front-runners Amanda McKinney and Jerrod Sessler are competing for an open seat representing the state’s conservative stronghold in Congress — a race that could reveal how deeply Trump-style politics has reshaped the Republican Party (Seattle Times).

Additional Primaries Tomorrow: Kansas, Missouri and Washington

Brief summaries on some of the races to watch from the New York Times: Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly, a Democrat, is term-limited, leaving an open governor’s race in a state that went for Mr. Trump by 16 percentage points in 2024. The contest to replace her is crowded in both primaries without a clear front-runner on either side:  Tennessee: Gov. Bill Lee, a Republican, is term-limited and unable to run again. The Republican primary will include Senator Marsha Blackburn, who is running less than a year after winning re-election in the Senate (New York Times).

In Washington State: U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Washougal, has candidates to her right and left vying for Southwest Washington’s 3rd Congressional District. National Republicans backing state Sen. John Braun have cast her as too blue for a competitive district that has thrice backed Trump; Democrat Brent Hennrich, meanwhile, argues she is not blue enough. In Central Washington, Republican front-runners Amanda McKinney and Jerrod Sessler are competing for an open seat representing the state’s conservative stronghold in Congress — a race that could reveal how deeply Trump-style politics has reshaped the Republican Party (Seattle Times).