Virginia will be complete at the end of next year when the state senate and house flip at last. I believe they both only need two seats each to turn blue.Virginia is now a straight up blue state. It won't be long until North Carolina is too.
Virginia will be complete at the end of next year when the state senate and house flip at last. I believe they both only need two seats each to turn blue.Virginia is now a straight up blue state. It won't be long until North Carolina is too.
Virginia is now a straight up blue state. It won't be long until North Carolina is too.
House may not flip till after redistricting in 2020. Its currently ridiculously gerrymandered.Virginia will be complete at the end of next year when the state senate and house flip at last. I believe they both only need two seats each to turn blue.
From what I've read so far, it is good. I've found the shift in Virginia interesting and have hoped Democrats might replicate elsewhere, but the article makes it sound like it has more to do with demographics than what the party there has done. It was either Harry Enten or Dave Wasserman who said before on Twitter that many moderate Republicans there started voting straight Democrat.National Review actually has a good article on the collapse of the VA GOP.
It came very close last year, literally a coin flip away from a tie.House may not flip till after redistricting in 2020. Its currently ridiculously gerrymandered.
Going by 2016 results, Arlington County went 77% for Clinton. If you include all the individual cities that are only separate in Virginia, Charlottesville City went 80% for Clinton.
With the new maps in North Carolina it's very possible Cooper gets Dem majorities next year. At the very least, his veto will actually mean something.Virginia is now a straight up blue state. It won't be long until North Carolina is too.
It was a plus 9 Dem wave and they got a fucking tie. Think about that.It came very close last year, literally a coin flip away from a tie.
Granted, that was with wave margins, but who's to say that can't be replicated in 2019? Trump will (probably) still be president.
Speaking of 2019, I think it's very plausible that Democrats sweep the gubernatorial races that year. There's only three - Louisiana (Edwards from what I can tell is very popular and should be able to withstand the state's usual demographics), Mississippi (Jim Hood is running and he's the closest you'll ever get to Democrat Jesus in that state) and Kentucky (everyone hates Bevin and Andy Beshear, son of the former popular governor is running).
And speaking of Kentucky, I wonder as well if it's possible for the party to build itself up to its former strength there. Before Bevin was elected, Democrats held five of the six statewide elected offices and the majority in the State House - now they're down to just two of those offices, and obviously are in the minority. But Bevin has pissed off nearly everyone, Democrats had an absurd special election swing there (which granted, came about from some weird sex stuff - pedophilia? About the previous incumbent who ended up committing suicide when everything came out, and his wife ran to replace him) and the state in general has always had this streak of blue dog governance that only broke in 2015-2016.
If its not Arlington I would be shocked. (Its the part of DC that was given back to VA.)
Stuff like this is depressing. Hopefully people are already working on archiving it.
He's old and learns from books about HitlerWhat American has ever said to themselves, "Gee, Russia giving us Moscow would be swell!"
Like, how does that thought even enter your mind?
Im not 100% on that mostly cause I dont expect turnout to be as high, 2017 was a gigantic anomaly compositionally.
He will return with plans for a Trump Hotel in MoscowWell, now I'll consider him a failure if he doesn't return with Moscow. I have high expectations for my president~~~
The thing with Jobs is that, despite what people think about Apple products, he was obsessive about design and wanted their functionality to match his sensibilities. Nothing matches the body to battery ratio of the early MacBook Airs, the amount Apple was able to shrink the motherboard was an engineering feat.
I remember a story where he spent like a month figuring out what washing machine to buy because he was obsessed about shit like the water usage:washing duration:detergent remaining ratio. He ended up with a Miele, which isn't all that surprising because they're generally baller tier when it comes to usable appliances.
Elon Musk can't match Jobs, his solution to the flint water crisis is stupid beyond belief. It's not even a solution that Elon Musk would use because he'd never trust the filter or the water coming out of said filter.
https://edition.cnn.com/2018/07/13/politics/senate-key-race-virginia-solid-democratic
A look into the future Kaine/Stewart result in November
Can you link this please?National Review actually has a good article on the collapse of the VA GOP.
What American has ever said to themselves, "Gee, Russia giving us Moscow would be swell!"
Like, how does that thought even enter your mind?
Here you go, I read the article on lunch at work, didnt have it in my mobile browser history https://www.nationalreview.com/magazine/2018/07/30/corey-stewart-virginia-republicans-turning-crazy/
Just from looking on Zillow.Going by 2016 results, Arlington County went 77% for Clinton. If you include all the individual cities that are only separate in Virginia, Charlottesville City went 80% for Clinton.
Part of the problem is that even the most optimistic projections for Democrats only had them gaining like 8 seats and the state party had to spend money taking down cranks like Bob Marshall. This time every Democrat starts out with an incumbency bonus and we have a better idea of what races are susceptible to flipping in a wave environment - there are many more Northam districts than there were Clinton districts, one of them didn't even have a Democratic challenger iirc.It was a plus 9 Dem wave and they got a fucking tie. Think about that.
"Was the referendum valid?"He talking about Moscow but he's absolutely going to give up Crimea
Thanks, gonna read it nowHere you go, I read the article on lunch at work, didnt have it in my mobile browser history https://www.nationalreview.com/magazine/2018/07/30/corey-stewart-virginia-republicans-turning-crazy/
Yeah there's a reason people think it's the Dulles area if DC lands Amazon (it's expensive but there's a shit ton of open land to develop,.)Just from looking on Zillow.
Jesus Christ, these houses are expensive af.
Someone must have called the police.
Considering the per capita income and how affluent it is, this completely shocks me.Yeah there's a reason people think it's the Dulles area if DC lands Amazon (it's expensive but there's a shit ton of open land to develop,.)
Thy have. But right now there's lots and lots of townhouses and condos being built because people need denser housing.Considering the per capita income and how affluent it is, this completely shocks me.
I thought all the rich upper middle class white people from DC would've built their 4-5 bedroom houses out of the wazoo.
I feel like Gowdy knows Trump won't read anything, so he says reasonable stuff in print, but when he gets in front of cameras he says insane stuff to appease him because that's when he'll hear him.
I have never seen a man be this horny for another man.
It's so blatant. The guy just sent hackers to fuck with our election and Trump is acting like it never happened. I hope some intelligence agency in the world(besides Russia) has bugs in the building they are meeting in.