THis is incredible what just happened on CNN. Vote reporter waiting on hold with tech support for a hour, talks to wolf, woman comes on phone, says HELLO?, they hang up as Wolf asks him if he can listen to the exchange.
holy crap.
holy crap.
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US PoliEra 2020 |OT 2| Dershowitz says "Quid Pro Quo on the Go?" [See Staff Post]
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People were threatening suicide when Nate Silver's model predicted a Republican House due to a bug in interpreting early results
Maybe my selective blocking of peeps on here helped me miss some of it.
Florida and all the red state senators coming in before MT, NV and AZ really made it look gloomy for the Senate. I only got hopeful after NV results started coming in.
Would be a drastic change. White people am cry.
I wonder if both parties are scared if they move first, there'll be a GE backlash?
But I have to draw my sweeping conclusions NOW NOW NOW!
Seriously.
With all that is happening, people still aren't fucking voting? Still?!
Outside of Florida disappointing me because it's Florida, I had no illusions about the Senate. Not winning the House would've been terrible.
As Rilakkuma said, even if it does, couldn't that just be an indication of how far right Iowa's moved and how there are just fewer Democrats/people willing to caucus Democratic there?
I wouldn't draw any broad conclusions until we see actual primaries. And we don't even have final numbers for the caucus yet!
I would like to argue for NYS, but while the state is pretty diverse the Democratic Party is heavily loaded downstate.
Like dude, hang up on CNN when you get off hold, don't keep talking and ignore the person wanting the results lol
Caucuses are the worse way to get people to vote though. Even when it goes well it's still a shit show. The whole process is designed to get only a select group of people to show up and to limit that number as much as possible. The whole thing takes place in a very small window of time too. This whole thing would be very different if they just ran a damn primary like everyone wants them to.
Is it bitchy of me to say "sounds about right"?
I can see Biden calling her and promising Veep or high cabinet position in exchange for immediate drop-out.
I mean all the CNN guys like 10 minutes before were telling the campaigns to do this and take the advice.
Yeah, Abrams losing was a shame. Though as soon as reports about Kemp overseeing his own election came out, I knew shit was gonna happen.
It's smart IMO. Not like any news network has anything else to do or talk about.
I mean, how would 2016 turnout be compared to any year OTHER than 2008? I mean, this is a caucus, it's not like people get there and can leave after standing in a five minute line to vote. 2008 had a very different feel from either 2016 or this year for one very obvious reason.
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