pacino wrote:Guilty verdict for Baroni and Kelly

Houshphandzadeh wrote:I don't know, before all the misinformation got so thick in the last few months, it didn't seem too controversial to assume that the server was hacked many times. many security experts (though often anonymous) said as much in multiple interviews and articles

pacino wrote:

Houshphandzadeh wrote:I don't know, before all the misinformation got so thick in the last few months, it didn't seem too controversial to assume that the server was hacked many times. many security experts (though often anonymous) said as much in multiple interviews and articles

If they were 100% sure they would have stated it. They've acknowledged when we've had hacks at various governemnt outlets.

Houshphandzadeh wrote:

pacino wrote:

Houshphandzadeh wrote:I don't know, before all the misinformation got so thick in the last few months, it didn't seem too controversial to assume that the server was hacked many times. many security experts (though often anonymous) said as much in multiple interviews and articles

If they were 100% sure they would have stated it. They've acknowledged when we've had hacks at various governemnt outlets.

the whole argument has been that the private e-mail server was used mostly for personal or small potatoes administration stuff, that anything marked classified was hardly important or tangential. to now go above and beyond that and insist that the private server was also 100% secure and never exposed is unreasonable and unnecessary

thephan wrote:I am imagining that the "FBI" report that it is "99% sure" that the email server was hacked "at least 9 times" by "at least 5 foreign services" is completely made up. I saw no credible sources, but it apparently made its way from internet lore to FOX News last night.

Nothing to see here, or correct me.

Eem wrote:Some really good polls for Clinton today.

PPP:
—NH: Clinton 48-43
—NV: Clinton 48-45
—WI: Clinton 48-41
—PA: Clinton 48-44
—NC: Clinton 49-47

PublicPolicyPolling ‏@ppppolls 9m9 minutes ago Raleigh, NC
In Wisconsin we found Hillary leading 60/34 among early voters

PublicPolicyPolling ‏@ppppolls 10m10 minutes ago Raleigh, NC
In North Carolina we found Hillary leading 59/40 among early voters

PublicPolicyPolling ‏@ppppolls 10m10 minutes ago Raleigh, NC
In Nevada we found Hillary leading 54/44 among early voters

Doll Is Mine wrote:

Eem wrote:Some really good polls for Clinton today.

PPP:
—NH: Clinton 48-43
—NV: Clinton 48-45
—WI: Clinton 48-41
—PA: Clinton 48-44
—NC: Clinton 49-47

Also, Dem Senate candidates McGinty, Cortez Masto, Feingold, & Hassan leading in those polls.

pacino wrote:Chris Christie is choosing appointments for Donald Trump's transition team.

TenuredVulture wrote:I think the SEPTA union should pause the strike on election day at least.

jamiethekiller wrote:

TenuredVulture wrote:I think the SEPTA union should pause the strike on election day at least.

think i heard this morning that they're going for a temporary injunction for the day

CalvinBall wrote:

jamiethekiller wrote:

TenuredVulture wrote:I think the SEPTA union should pause the strike on election day at least.

think i heard this morning that they're going for a temporary injunction for the day

still think that will suck. some people wont know that septa will be open that day and just not go vote.

my polling place is a block and a half away though, so hopefully that is the case for a lot of people.

JFLNYC wrote:For the first time I'm genuinely concerned. This is RCP's current "No Tossup" map:



Although it give HRC the win, if Florida were to go red, Trump would win 270-268. This is in large part due to their currently giving NV and NH to Trump, too, but it's still very, very scary. They've got HRC only up 1.2% in FL.