EPTUS Politics Mega-thread - Page 901
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Introvert
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edit: im not too happy, it's not over. | ||
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Plansix
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No matter what happens, people will be pissed tomorrow. Bitter, resentful politics for the next decade or more. Edit: I would also watch PA, that had its gerrymandering overturned by their Supreme Court. It gives you an idea of how much of an advantage Republicans gave themselves in 2010. | ||
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Blitzkrieg0
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On November 07 2018 11:23 Plansix wrote: The hope is they pick up enough governors seats to undo the gerrymandering. Unless you're North Carolina and you move to strip the governor of power before the democrat takes office. | ||
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iPlaY.NettleS
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70k lead Call Florida yet? | ||
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IyMoon
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On November 07 2018 11:46 iPlaY.NettleS wrote: 95% reporting 70k lead Call Florida yet? They really should. Its pretty much over | ||
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Toadesstern
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On November 07 2018 11:54 Plansix wrote: Folks, it is time for some great news. Some perfect news. https://twitter.com/nprpolitics/status/1059999545378058242 at least some good news comming out of tonight even if everything else were to go south | ||
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Lmui
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On November 07 2018 11:55 plasmidghost wrote: FL-26 got flipped, so it looks like the Dems might just barely take the House https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2018/11/06/us/elections/results-house-forecast.html The ny forecast has democrats solidly in the lead for house, at ~232 seats, and senate at 53 for repubs. It also seems to be a lot less volatile than the 538 one. | ||
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IyMoon
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On November 07 2018 11:58 Mohdoo wrote: Our party leadership just sucks. They fought Kavanaugh for way too long. No focus on healthcare or unions. Focusing on Trump when the economy is booming is hilariously stupid. My only hope is that if we lose, we are likely ending up with new leadership. Hate to tell you this, dems are going to win the house so expect the leadership to stay | ||
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On November 07 2018 11:23 Plansix wrote: It is an uphill fight for sure. No easy wins for democrats tonight. The hope is they pick up enough governors seats to undo the gerrymandering. No matter what happens, people will be pissed tomorrow. Bitter, resentful politics for the next decade or more. Edit: I would also watch PA, that had its gerrymandering overturned by their Supreme Court. It gives you an idea of how much of an advantage Republicans gave themselves in 2010. You aren't kidding about gerrymandering. NYT is projecting D+9.6 popular vote yet Dems are projected to only gain a low 30 seat majority. | ||
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