Diablos said:There will still be a recount, I bet. Lawyers are probably already all over this shit.
Yes.. but 12K+ is alot to make up in miscounted ballots.
Diablos said:There will still be a recount, I bet. Lawyers are probably already all over this shit.
Johan van Benderschlotten said:Telling you guys, still too close to call those two House races in GA. The incumbent Dems are up, but barely.
Georgia 08
Updated: 2:02 a.m. ET
Full GA
Democratic Marshall
(Incumbent)
76,717 50% 95% of precincts reporting votes by county not available
Republican Collins
76,009 50%
KEY RACE
Georgia 12
Updated: 2:02 a.m. ET
Full GA
Democratic Barrow
(Incumbent)
69,991 51% 95% of precincts reporting votes by county not available
Republican Burns
66,604 49%
Diablos said:There will still be a recount, I bet. Lawyers are probably already all over this shit.
At this point I'm optimistic. Webb's lead keeps growing; it would be hard to dispute his victory right now.
thefit said:Is Macaccawits loses he can have alot of freee time to focus on his presidential race right?
mamacint said:Man, I so hope there's a recount.
All that dirty tricks and voter suppression usually get swept under the rug the day after the election, which is exactly what he was counting on. If the recount drags on, alot more of this stuff will be brough the to light. It's already been referred to the FBI.
HUZZAH!!!
I am, but it's HUGE to be Pelosi tomorrow and be able to say "No incumbent Democrats lost" during her speech.sangreal said:Not really important at this point, unless you are from GA
OpinionatedCyborg said:Not to rain on anyone's parade, but if the senate gets tied up, won't Lieberman will be declared king?
Dan said:A gain of 39 seats? Daaaaaamn. I wouldn't have considered that within the realm of possibility. That's freakin' awesome.
OpinionatedCyborg said:Not to rain on anyone's parade, but if the senate gets tied up, won't Lieberman will be declared king?
Maybe Bush will give him a lovely appointment somewhere. After all, Ashcroft lost to a dead man and got the spot of attorney general.teiresias said:Even if Allen wins at this point his presidential hopes, at least for '08, would be finished. He's damaged goods at this point and hasn't proved to the GOP that he can win in freaking VA of all places - not to mention his losing is pretty much completely of his own making.
You didnt really watch the news the past 6 years, right?Open Source said:Now Republicans will start blaming Democrats for anything that goes wrong.
yeah trueJohan van Benderschlotten said:I am, but it's HUGE to be Pelosi tomorrow and be able to say "No incumbent Democrats lost" during her speech.
Chichikov said:You didnt really watch the news the past 6 years, right?
(nor do you really understand the roles of the branches of government).
Cooter said:There's no debate. The Dems' won the senate and the House. Now let's see what kind of ideas they will come up with.
Cooter said:There's no debate. The Dems' won the senate and the House. Now let's see what kind of ideas they will come up with.
JayDubya said:Sigh. Bush squandered all his political capital on stupid things, had none left for past-due and neccessary privatization, actually passed socialistic crap like expanding Medicare, and now if Dems hold this lead and manage to get their guy in '08, we'll be in a high-tax socialist hellhole to boot.
His failure is now complete. He gets to spend two years vetoing everything that comes across his desk.
JayDubya said:Sigh. Bush squandered all his political capital on stupid things, had none left for past-due and neccessary privatization, actually passed socialistic crap like expanding Medicare, and now if Dems hold this lead and manage to get their guy in '08, we'll be in a high-tax socialist hellhole to boot.
:lol :lolJayDubya said:Sigh. Bush squandered all his political capital on stupid things, had none left for past-due and neccessary privatization, actually passed socialistic crap like expanding Medicare, and now if Dems hold this lead and manage to get their guy in '08, we'll be in a high-tax socialist hellhole to boot.
His failure is now complete. He gets to spend two years vetoing everything that comes across his desk.
JayDubya said:Sigh. Bush squandered all his political capital on stupid things, had none left for past-due and neccessary privatization, actually passed socialistic crap like expanding Medicare, and now if Dems hold this lead and manage to get their guy in '08, we'll be in a high-tax socialist hellhole to boot.
His failure is now complete. He gets to spend two years vetoing everything that comes across his desk.
sangreal said:If the Senate is tied, the VP breaks the tie. The republicans won't need Lieberman in that case.
If the Dems win by one seat and Lieberman chose to caucus with the Republicans instead of the Democrats, then there would be an issue. He will never do that though (even though I think he probably should since he was elected by more Republicans than Democrats and was rejected by the Democratic establishment)
quadriplegicjon said:Tester
133,247 50%
Burns
(Incumbent)
125,028 47%
Jones
6,598 3%
69% precincts reporting - Updated: 2:26 a.m. ET
xsarien said:As opposed to a bankrupt, polluted, quasi-authoritarian country where you're guilty until proven innocent?
he rest of the developed world welcomes Americans to the progressive liberal norms (by American standards)!
Pelosi's already lined up what she'll do in her first 100 hours. Up the minimum wage, implement all the 9/11 Commission recommendations, remove the federal funding ban on stem cell research, etc.Open Source said:Wish they'd had some before the election. Maybe I would have voted for them instead of straight Libertarian.
b-b-b-but they have no plan! No, see, that's a proposal of a plan, not a plan! YEAH!Dan said:Pelosi's already lined up what she'll do in her first 100 hours. Up the minimum wage, implement all the 9/11 Commission recommendations, remove the federal funding ban on stem cell research, etc.
"Letting slide?" He was the SOURCE of it!JayDubya said:His failure is now complete. He gets to spend two years vetoing everything that comes across his desk, and thank goodness for it, the authoritarian crap he was letting slide by was awful.
xsarien said:I do want to point out something that's been overlooked:
Eliot Spitzer is the new governor of New York State. I have a metric ****ton of respect for this man, and not being able to vote for him personally is on my list "Things I Regret About Moving Out Of New York."