thephan wrote:

joboggi wrote:39
The final number of flipped house seats.

So the margin, above 218 is about 15.

Someone who cares about precision will find out I am sure.

Mia Love up 419, but it’s not called yet (aside fro Trump)

jerseyhoya wrote:Embattled Broward elections supervisor Brenda Snipes submits resignation

The recount/ability to cure mismatched absentee signatures pulled Scott's victory margin down closer to 10k votes, which is right in range of the estimated loss from Broward's ballot design. Brenda went out a hero, as a long standing deep state GOP plant, per Monkeyboy's reading of my posts.

Monkeyboy wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:Embattled Broward elections supervisor Brenda Snipes submits resignation

The recount/ability to cure mismatched absentee signatures pulled Scott's victory margin down closer to 10k votes, which is right in range of the estimated loss from Broward's ballot design. Brenda went out a hero, as a long standing deep state GOP plant, per Monkeyboy's reading of my posts.

I'm sorry you're bad at writing.

Now maybe Scott can appoint her to some other department the GOP wants to fall apart -- you know, kinda like Trump's entire list of cabinet picks.

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This time around, Republican lawmakers have enough members in both houses to override a veto from Kasich–and its sponsor, Republican State Representative Christina Hagan, has said that supporters of the bill were prepared for a court challenge, according to the broadcaster.

She also suggested that with President Donald Trump's newest Supreme Court pick, Brett Kavanaugh, on the Court, abortion bans such as Ohio's stand a strong chance of taking effect.


"I campaigned on behalf of President Trump and part of that reason was to ensure that we had a constitution-respecting Supreme Court when appointments became available," Hagan said, according to the broadcaster.

swishnicholson wrote:

Monkeyboy wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:Embattled Broward elections supervisor Brenda Snipes submits resignation

The recount/ability to cure mismatched absentee signatures pulled Scott's victory margin down closer to 10k votes, which is right in range of the estimated loss from Broward's ballot design. Brenda went out a hero, as a long standing deep state GOP plant, per Monkeyboy's reading of my posts.

I'm sorry you're bad at writing.

Now maybe Scott can appoint her to some other department the GOP wants to fall apart -- you know, kinda like Trump's entire list of cabinet picks.

This is the sort of stuff that makes this thread unreadable. jh merely (and clearly) pointed out the Broward County elections supervisor, a Democrat, appeared to be incompetent, as was her predecessor. She was appointed by the Governor at that time, because that's who does the appointing when they don't serve out their term. Her successor will be appointed by the Governor when her resignation takes effect. His view could be considered just an opinion, but certainly events seem to bear it out.

Obtuseness in the defense of liberty is no virtue.

JFLNYC wrote:Similar to the holy hell when Trump fired Jeff Sessions?

TenuredVulture wrote:

JFLNYC wrote:Similar to the holy hell when Trump fired Jeff Sessions?

No. All those people who voted for Trump who did so with the belief that they would finally get Roe v. Wade overturned would flip out.

traderdave wrote:Let's move forward amicably.

There is enough bull shit "out there" to bring it in here too. Group hug!

pacino wrote:The Ohio House passed a pretty obviously unconstitutional bill to bar abortion after six weeks, which would effectively completely outlaw it.
Good thing we have a Supreme Court that will use discretion and precedent.

This time around, Republican lawmakers have enough members in both houses to override a veto from Kasich–and its sponsor, Republican State Representative Christina Hagan, has said that supporters of the bill were prepared for a court challenge, according to the broadcaster.

She also suggested that with President Donald Trump's newest Supreme Court pick, Brett Kavanaugh, on the Court, abortion bans such as Ohio's stand a strong chance of taking effect.


"I campaigned on behalf of President Trump and part of that reason was to ensure that we had a constitution-respecting Supreme Court when appointments became available," Hagan said, according to the broadcaster.

Oh yeah.

HB 565, which was introduced in March, would allow criminal charges against both doctors and pregnant women seeking abortions. It would characterize an “unborn human” as a person under Ohio’s criminal code, meaning abortions could be punishable by life in prison or even the death penalty.

There are no exceptions even in cases of rape, incest, or danger to a woman’s life.

The Crimson Cyclone wrote:I want to hear again from JH that punishing women for abortion is not something prolifers want

This is not one of the bills Ohio Right To Life has targeted for passage.