06hawkalum wrote:

JUburton wrote:The democrat could probably win by 5-7 points nationally and lose the electoral college. This is the new normal.

Seems like an exaggeration.

JUburton wrote:The democrat could probably win by 5-7 points nationally and lose the electoral college. This is the new normal.

momadance wrote:Rand Paul should be in jail.

https://twitter.com/bennyjohnson/status ... 6766850048

pacino wrote:

JUburton wrote:The democrat could probably win by 5-7 points nationally and lose the electoral college. This is the new normal.

The Democratic Governor of Mississippi could win his election by up to 9 points and still possibly lose because they have a statewide electoral college.

JUburton wrote:

pacino wrote:

JUburton wrote:The democrat could probably win by 5-7 points nationally and lose the electoral college. This is the new normal.

The Democratic Governor of Mississippi could win his election by up to 9 points and still possibly lose because they have a statewide electoral college.

Gotta look out for that urban overrepresentation!

pacino wrote:

JUburton wrote:The democrat could probably win by 5-7 points nationally and lose the electoral college. This is the new normal.

The Democratic Governor of Mississippi could win his election by up to 9 points and still possibly lose because they have a statewide electoral college.

jerseyhoya wrote:FWIW from what I've seen both gov elections tonight are expected to be very close

Gun to head I'd take the Republican in both because, ya know, it's Kentucky and Mississippi, but it would not be at all surprising if the Dems won both

pacino wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:FWIW from what I've seen both gov elections tonight are expected to be very close

Gun to head I'd take the Republican in both because, ya know, it's Kentucky and Mississippi, but it would not be at all surprising if the Dems won both

Doesn't Louisiana vote, too? I think he wins, Bevin loses, and the Hood race becomes a huge mess.

traderdave wrote:This also presents a good opportunity to reiterate something that I do not think is being said enough out in the real world - the whistleblower's complaint was fully borne out by the transcript released by the White House and by subsequent testimony in front of the House committees. I understand that this is a concept that escapes pea-brained Trump supporters but the whistleblower could be Hillary Clinton and it would not matter because the complaint was proven correct by the President's own words. What is happening is quite literally presidential harassment.

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momadance wrote:So is Sondland a "Never Trumper" deep state plant now? lol

Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-N.Y.) on Tuesday said that House Intelligence Committee Chair Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) should be the first individual Republicans call to testify in the next phase of the House impeachment inquiry into President Trump.

Stefanik, a Republican member of the House Intelligence Committee, said on Fox News that Schiff needs to answer questions "under oath" in light of revelations that a government whistleblower corresponded with a House Intel panel aide before filing a complaint.

Soren wrote:So, he skates right? This is all just a dog and pony show?

CFP wrote:Wow.

Wasserman: Breathitt Co. (eastern KY coal) 100% in: our benchmarks said Bevin (R) needed to win by 4%, Beshear (D) won it by 2%. More strength for Beshear in the east. #KYGOV