EPTOn November 09 2016 10:04 {CC}StealthBlue wrote:
Tammy Duckworth easily wins Senate seat.
Tammy Duckworth easily wins Senate seat.
Where's the dude who was on about that she has a funny last name?
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LegalLord
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Where's the dude who was on about that she has a funny last name? | ||
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Plansix
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On November 09 2016 10:04 Clonester wrote: Depends on HRCs 2 years. As she is blocked by the reps, she will look like a lame duck and will have a hard time to turn this on the Reps. Obama couldnt do this 6 years long and he has much more personal appealing to the people. Maybe the Reps stop any supreme court nominations for years. It depends on if the Dems get a majority in the Senate. If they get a 50/50 split, the VP is the tie breaker and they can change the rules of the senate to confirm SCOTUS nominees with a simple majority. It would be insane, but the filibuster has been abused so much in the last 16 years, I wouldn't be surprised. | ||
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acker
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On November 09 2016 10:05 Introvert wrote: Like in 2014? I don't think posters here realize how unwilling people are to hand the entirety of the federal government to Democrats. They might be pushing their luck, but I wouldn't be so certain. I will say that, if the Republican Party continues to be so dysfunctional that we cannot elect a ninth justice for four years, their presidential primaries are going to look even crazier than this year's. Because by "people" you mean "Republican Voters". | ||
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Howie_Dewitt
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On November 09 2016 10:06 LegalLord wrote: Where's the dude who was on about that she has a funny last name? Mark Kirk was losing by 12 points before today in polls | ||
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Probe1
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On November 09 2016 10:06 On_Slaught wrote: I wouldn't go to sleep if Hillary wins Florida. Trump's speech will be historic. Everything and I mean everything will definitely be on youtube tomorrow. | ||
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LegalLord
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On November 09 2016 10:07 acker wrote: I will say that, if the Republican Party continues to be dysfunctional to the point that we only have eight justices for four years straight, their presidential primaries are going to look even crazier than this year's. Well there has been a lot of stupid cases that were tied but would have went badly if Scalia were still on the court. It's certainly an interesting change of pace. | ||
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Probe1
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On November 09 2016 10:09 FiWiFaKi wrote: NC at +7 for Hillary right now is very unexpected, Ohio a landslide right now as well, hmm. At 6% reporting.. | ||
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FiWiFaKi
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Ah, google is letting me down I guess. I have 1.3mil vs 1.1mil votes, that sounds a lot more than 6% | ||
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Plansix
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On November 09 2016 10:10 Howie_Dewitt wrote: I just realized how much of a sledgehammer to the gut California and New York are for republicans who want to look at a map. I thought california had more people than 55/435 of the US tho This has been the political reality for decades. The GOP can't win those states nationally with their current platform. | ||
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LegalLord
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On November 09 2016 10:10 Howie_Dewitt wrote: I just realized how much of a sledgehammer to the gut California and New York are for republicans who want to look at a map. I thought california had more people than 55/435 of the US tho 40m/324m. That's roughly proportionate. | ||
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JinDesu
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On November 09 2016 10:10 Howie_Dewitt wrote: I just realized how much of a sledgehammer to the gut California and New York are for republicans who want to look at a map. I thought california had more people than 55/435 of the US tho I am a New Yorker and despite my friends posting how it's so pointless to vote in NY because we lean Dem... ...if Hillary wins, I want her to win by a goddamn large margin in the popular vote. And Cali and NY are a big factor in that. | ||
KwarK
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At 52% reporting. Clinton looks to have NC locked down. | ||
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Toadesstern
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On November 09 2016 10:09 FiWiFaKi wrote: NC at +7 for Hillary right now is very unexpected, Ohio a landslide right now as well, hmm. look at where the reports are comming from though. Ohio has 12% reporting and you see lots of big cities already filled in blue. So chances are those areas are over-represented right now. Virginia being the exact opposite with 36% reporting, a safe Clinton state according to pretty much everyone and she's 10 points behind. Then you open up the map to see what's reported and what not and you see all that south-east area still completely grey. so still really meh atm | ||
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ZigguratOfUr
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On November 09 2016 10:10 Nyxisto wrote: what fuckery is going on with Virginia, but NC and ohio look great and Florida solid The panhandle votes have just started coming in in Florida. It should swing back at least once more. | ||
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