Thanks.IE tends to be the most small-c conservative (as in cautious, not politically) of the prognosticators.
In most cases, mainstream media does not even talk about Climate Change unless it's shit like the climate report from a week ago. Al Jazeera talked about this a couple of days ago.mainstream media literally more afraid of being called biased by an anti-science ideological movement than of being killed by a broken climate and is stunned that voters feel differently. oh dear god.
They're probably getting internals from both side with a slight Hawley lead.Has some new Missouri polling come out that has been bad? Every MO poll I've seen was +/- 2 on each side which seemed toss-up like. In contrast to ND where there was a long series of bad (sometimes REALLY bad) polls for Heitcamp.
He's going to look more ghoulish than normal when it's all over.
lol x2
They're probably getting internals from both side with a slight Hawley lead.
Nope, that was in the primary.Jives with the Talking Points Memo from yesterday.
I still think she takes it. Doesn't MO have some ballot initiatives up with this election?
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Gonna be rough when Green energy and automation wipe that sector out in the next decade or so.I was listening to an NPR story earlier this morning about how small oil/gas towns are now booming and more conservative.
I need an edit of this meme:
But Kennedy's face is the planet earth, with her lips, and the image says "fuck my existence, right?"
They're probably getting internals from both side with a slight Hawley lead.
Rush Limbaugh: "None of the stuff on that van, the stickers and the decals, very little of it looks faded, meaning it doesn't look like it's been there very long... As best I can tell, his twittering ... dates back to 2016, which is quite timely."
Yeah how could a man be so radically changed over the course of a single presidential election, BIGTHONK
Twitter now correcting their mistake long after the fact, thanks Jack
Twitter now correcting their mistake long after the fact, thanks Jack
Twitter now correcting their mistake long after the fact, thanks Jack
I feel like every single day the overall fundamentals and just, like, national vibe moves more and more in our favor and yet lately it's paired with a daily update of "but the senate news just got worse again somehow lol ."
I know we have a terrible map but like what the hell. Gaining 40+ house seats and LOSING net senate seats is just..... what the hellllllllll.
I still have faith in our turnout but it's maddening.
It was a response to an earlier Tweet where she mentioned that the MAGA Bomber had threatened her and Twitter did nothing.
It is.The outlook for Dems in the Senate in 2020, in theory, is much more favorable than 2018, isn't it? I thought I remember reading that somewhere, may have been here. No idea if that's actually true though.
A lot depends on how well 2018 goes for democrats. Every senate loss in a single election hurts you for the next two, which is why 2018 is so bad for senate democrats in the first place.The outlook for Dems in the Senate in 2020, in theory, is much more favorable than 2018, isn't it? I thought I remember reading that somewhere, may have been here. No idea if that's actually true though.
Yeah it's nearly the exact opposite. The only really vulnerable seats are New Hampshire and Alabama (I should mention Virginia was surprisingly close in 2014, but I doubt it will be next time).It is.
Less than ten of the seats up for reelection next month are GOP controlled. More than twenty are Democrat controlled.
Thats not going to be the case come 2020.
I feel like every single day the overall fundamentals and just, like, national vibe moves more and more in our favor and yet lately it's paired with a daily update of "but the senate news just got worse again somehow lol ."
I know we have a terrible map but like what the hell. Gaining 40+ house seats and LOSING net senate seats is just..... what the hellllllllll.
I still have faith in our turnout but it's maddening.
The problem with the 2020 map is that if Trump wins re-election, he'll likely drag many Republicans over the finish line (as he did in 2016). Remember '16 was supposed to be a good map for Dems too, but those opportunities vanish when the opposing party's presidential nominee wins the whole thing.
also this seems extremely worrying?
Texas election officials confirmed that voting machines used in 30% of its counties (including its biggest) are switching people's votes, including the Senate race between Ted Cruz and Beto O'Rourke. The GOP-appointed officials say they have "no legal authority" to update them.
The problem with the 2020 map is that if Trump wins re-election, he'll likely drag many Republicans over the finish line (as he did in 2016). Remember '16 was supposed to be a good map for Dems too, but those opportunities vanish when the opposing party's presidential nominee wins the whole thing.
also this seems extremely worrying?
Texas election officials confirmed that voting machines used in 30% of its counties (including its biggest) are switching people's votes, including the Senate race between Ted Cruz and Beto O'Rourke. The GOP-appointed officials say they have "no legal authority" to update them.
Wait, you're telling me they voted on issues in the primary? That makes no sense.Nope, that was in the primary.
I'm not saying she's done, I'm saying they're probably moving it for a legitimate reason, not because they feel like it. And we've been hearing the race may be trending towards Hawley.
The problem with the 2020 map is that if Trump wins re-election, he'll likely drag many Republicans over the finish line (as he did in 2016). Remember '16 was supposed to be a good map for Dems too, but those opportunities vanish when the opposing party's presidential nominee wins the whole thing.
also this seems extremely worrying?
Texas election officials confirmed that voting machines used in 30% of its counties (including its biggest) are switching people's votes, including the Senate race between Ted Cruz and Beto O'Rourke. The GOP-appointed officials say they have "no legal authority" to update them.
The problem with the 2020 map is that if Trump wins re-election, he'll likely drag many Republicans over the finish line (as he did in 2016). Remember '16 was supposed to be a good map for Dems too, but those opportunities vanish when the opposing party's presidential nominee wins the whole thing.
also this seems extremely worrying?
Texas election officials confirmed that voting machines used in 30% of its counties (including its biggest) are switching people's votes, including the Senate race between Ted Cruz and Beto O'Rourke. The GOP-appointed officials say they have "no legal authority" to update them.
Nope, that was in the primary.
I'm not saying she's done, I'm saying they're probably moving it for a legitimate reason, not because they feel like it. And we've been hearing the race may be trending towards Hawley.
Counter point... He probably won't win reelection and if that's our reality we're fucked with or without the senate.
Also we gained at least one senate seats in 2016 didn't we?
This is the first and only election since the passage of the Seventeenth Amendment in 1913 where the winning party in every Senate election mirrored the winning party for their state in the presidential election.