I kind of disagree marv. i think the 50/50 evidences just how divided we are, evenly, yet divided, and not in a working together "hey we're close" kind of way but in an evenly polar "we think very differently" kind of way.
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Just to piggyback on my own point marv. the silver lining out of this is the conservatives clearly have a candidate for 2024, otherwise this night is hardly the rebuke conservatives were expecting. to goat's point it's kind of disappointing. we are really evenly split
Shapiro called.
Edit: Per 538, Fetterman is running ahead of where he needs to run in most reported votes so far. Notably, he's outperforming Biden in Scranton.
Edit: Per 538, Fetterman is running ahead of where he needs to run in most reported votes so far. Notably, he's outperforming Biden in Scranton.
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Shapiro is our DeSantis.
Question, if this is red ripple does it increase the probability Biden runs for reelection? I will say yes, sadly. I really do not want Biden v Trump.
Sharice Davids holds KS-3. Another district that should have been a potential flip in a red wave.
In KY, Paul is running several points ahead of the abortion amendment. Plenty of people voting R but then voting against the amendment. I wonder if, in some cases, having these amendments on the ballot gives the GOP an advantage, because it allows voters who lean R but also support abortion rights a sort of way out of the conundrum?
That was one that would be a wave. We spent a couple days in NH last month, Bolduc was hitting her hard on crime.
Walker only running 5-6 points behind Kemp now. I think there's a chance Walker pulls this out without a runoff.
It's not time to say for sure that the wave isn't going to happen...but it's close.
There are subjects we agree. For example, ending time change is pretty universal. A pathway to citizenship for dreamers is supported by both parties.
Lindsay graham just popped up on NBC, if I was a gunslinger in the old west, you wouldn't want a showdown as quick as I was with my remote
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No, we do not agree. Republicans want permanent DST, Democrats reasonably would prefer permanent Standard Time.
Edit: I don't actually know if that's true, but it should be.
Didn't this forum spend the past two months telling us that they are just placeholder votes that will cancel each other out, anyway?
they may have to put a playroom in the senate for those 2
For sure. And there's certainly truth to it. But still. Those are two broken brains. Pretty wild stuff
It is crazy that 30 minutes before 538 said the betting markets moved slightly in the D favor after being R all day
The Constitution was written at a time when a clause saying someone was ineligible if they needed life support wouldn't have made any sense.
Also, what must it be like to be Grassley's wife? Doesn't she just want him to retire so they can spend their final weeks playing with the great-great-grandchildren?
I just got home. Is Grassley going to win?
take politics out she wouldn't even get an interview at fox news, how they keep finding hot idiots is amazing
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