Comments by "Jim Werther" (@jimwerther) on "Soccer Moms Confidential | Full Episode" video.

  1. These soccer moms thinking that they are actual detectives is almost as funny as them thinking they're attractive.
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  2. He came around, I guess, as millions of others have, once we realized how dangerous the Democrats have become.
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  3. How about young Hollywood actors and actresses? They go 1000x further for their "jobs". Disgusting.
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  4.  @unlistedandtwisted  I'm a wonderful guy. By the standards of the two of you criticizing me here, shall we all label you two as misandrists?
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  5. Kenda is almost as fake as everyone in this episode was
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  6.  @Sixpence_None_The_Richer  Thank you, Kitty. Welcome to the party which supports the United States of America.
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  7.  @Sixpence_None_The_Richer  I didn't take a picture of mine, but my wife and I voted. I live in an extremely competitive district - for US Congress, for NYS Senate, and for NYS Assembly. The vote for POTUS means little, but a bunch of other votes are very important. I pray that my wonderful first term Congressman, Mike Lawler (NY 17), beats back the unbelievably dirty, crooked, lying, phony campaign that the Democrats have targeted him with, backed by hundreds of millions of dollars. If Republicans did half of what the Democrats are doing here, the New York Times and Washington Post and CNN, CBS, ABC, NBC would have screaming headlines about how filthy their campaign is. The shameless crooks in the Democrat/Media complex, though, just want to win, and couldn't care less about facts or decency. I used to live in NYC. My entire life, both in NYC and where I now live in the suburbs, I'd been represented in Congress by Democrats, until Lawler was elected two years ago. Lawler is a conservative, but one who is willing to work with reasonable Democrats; he has in fact proposed bipartisan legislation. But the Democrats here have used a bunch of fake front groups to attack him. One group makes believes that they are a non-partisan voter information group, and has spent many millions prerending to send out general information about the candidates. It is very well disguised to look like they are a "good government" trying to help voters, while they are actually spreading blatant falsehoods about Lawler and his BLM-supporting opponent. Then the Democrats sent out a bunch of mailers claiming that Lawler, who has not really said anything about Trump one way or another, is in fact a wild-eyed Trump guy. Then the Democrats, behind a different front group made to seem like they are Maga, sent a mailer to every Republican attacking Lawler for being insufficiently Maga, and saying that no Maga Republican should vote for him because he hasn't wrapped Trump in a bear hug. They have no shame, and neither does the media which daily invents supposed GOP scandals but ignores the vile stuff that the Democrats are doing.
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  8.  @that.ll_do_pig  Yes, that is correct. Any director worth his salt should be able to get the point across without exploiting actors and actresses.
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  9.  @Sixpence_None_The_Richer  Lol I'm not Christian. But hey, glad we're on the same side politically.
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  10.  @maggielarkin9314  ...says the cat lady
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  11.  @riverbilly64  If you are trying to express a coherent opinion, please do so. Because I have no idea what you wrote above.
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  12.  @angelaquizz  Well, guess what: I voted for Trump. I guess there is a first time for everything. I did early voting today with my wife (never voted early before; that's another first), and actually voted for Trump. It won't win him NYS, and I still find him to be a nasty, immoral person, but the Democrat Party has become such a threat to the country and to the free world, that I felt I should stand up and be counted.
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  13.  @Sixpence_None_The_Richer  I wrote a long response an hour ago, and now I see that good ol' YT deleted it. Why? Because...YT. It's not like I wrote anything offensive, really.
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  14.  @geneziogenezio3299  Thank you!
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  15.  @angelaquizz  Thank you, but I will likely not vote for Trump as I live in a deep blue state where my vote for POTUS makes no electoral difference, and I find the man to be deeply immoral. If I lived in a swing state I would certainly vote Trump, while holding my nose, but since I don't have to, I pbly won't. In 2016 and 2020 I wrote in Thomas Sowell, and will likely do the same this time around, while voting for conservative candidates downballot.
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  16.  @debrakiser1976  Good lord 🤦‍♂️ I was asking about that commenter's response to me, obviously, not their response to someone else. Maybe spend less time on insults and more time on thinking instead.
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  17.  @flaekon  Same problem with you. I was asking about their response to me, not the response to someone else. Is this really so hard to understand??
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  18.  @Sixpence_None_The_Richer  The comment where I talked about McCormick vs Casey, and about the Republicans taking the Senate this year, although we are in danger of losing the House? You can still see that one?
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  19.  @Sixpence_None_The_Richer  Different comment. The one I wrote two hours ago is still there. The one from an hour ago was deleted by YT, lord knows why.
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  20. He is
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  21.  @deekayMK  Find me the male who thinks they're all attractive. Stevie Wonder doesn't count.
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  22.  @Sixpence_None_The_Richer  Pennsylvania, as I'm sure you know, is considered the ultimate decider of this year's presidential election. Yes, it would be wonderful if Dave McCormick could defeat Bob Casey Jr. for the Pa. Senate seat. Either way, the Senate is without question going to be Republican this coming term. Question is, will it be 51 GOP Senators or 55? It makes a big difference, particularly for two years down the road, when the Democrats will almost certainly win back some Senate seats in the 2026 elections. This year the Senate map massively favors Republicans, as the Democrats had a big year six years ago in 2018, and have more seats to defend. But the Republicans did better in 2020, and will probably lose a seat or two, maybe more in 2026, so it would be great if we could build up something like a 55-45 majority this time around. And then there is the House. Currently Republican, it has, sorry to say, a pretty strong chance of going Democrat this year. I hope I'm wrong on that last part. It would be really nice if we could win the White House, Senate, and House next week, and then actually use it to help stabilize not only the US but also the free world, instead of getting hijacked by clowns like Matt Gaetz and Marjorie Taylor Greene, publicity hounds who don't mind wrecking everything so long as they can play to the lowest common denominator among the Maga idolators.
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  23. @beewest5704  Do you know him personally? If not, what would your basis be for those accusations? Could you prove it in a court of law? Somehow, I doubt it.
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  24. They said that
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  25. ​ @MGS78  Beware of Kenda, who is known to exaggerate his accomplishments.
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  26.  @moews5838  👍
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  27.  @megsley  People like yourself amaze me. Why comment if you have nothing worthwhile to say?
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