but where does the pillow fit into all of this
There's something going on. There's something going on there, with the pillow.
but where does the pillow fit into all of this
There's not a 14% chance of Trump winning Pennsylvania and Virginia at this point...
There's about a 13% chance this happens and that elector gives it to Trump:
PoliGAF 2016 |OT13| "Have you ever been to Peter Lugers for steaks?"
this is good, with the musical notes
Yeah the musical notes elevate it haha
What happens in the scenario where McMuffin wins Utah and no one gets the required numbers?
Do Ryan and the rest have the stones to elect McMuffin?
Scalia's death was from natural causes.
That whole story is vile of course but I had to laugh at the caveman Trumpyness of his offer. Nothing turns a lady on like a couple of gutbusting steaks and garlic mashed potatoes at a 130-year-old steakhouse. Maybe some cigars after.
It's like he had two flashing neon signs in his head:
"HORNY"
"I LIKE STEAKS"
What happens in the scenario where McMuffin wins Utah and no one gets the required numbers?
Do Ryan and the rest have the stones to elect McMuffin?
What happens in the scenario where McMuffin wins Utah and no one gets the required numbers?
Do Ryan and the rest have the stones to elect McMuffin?
That map is certainly interesting. A 13% chance that Oklahoma and Alabama go blue in the same election Oregon and Illinois go red you say?
But no one is enthused about crooked Hillary!
How do I do this?If you've got Amazon Prime, you get 6 months free and 4.99 thereafter.
Hillary apparently says gifs with a hard G.
The correct way to see it.
That's not very hard to accomplish these days tbqhI love this election, it's literally been a shitshow and more entertaining than wrasslin
I love this election, it's literally been a shitshow and more entertaining than wrasslin
How do I do this?
That's not very hard to accomplish these days tbqh
On one hand, McMuffin winning Utah stops Trump's president dreams immediately.
On the other hand, I really don't want to hear from any of the 3rd-party candidates ever after this election.
Is that really what stands out?
If he wins a State, it means a lot more questions for the Republican party. Indisputable, concrete evidence that the party is in the midst of a Civil War. Something they can't try and wave away after the election.
In a December 1992 wire brief in the Chicago Tribune, Trump is described as having spotted a youth choir singing Christmas carols at the Plaza Hotel in Manhattan. He asked two girls how old they were. When they said they were 14, Trump, then 46, replied, Wow! Just think in a couple of years, I'll be dating you."
I forgot to mention than RAND...the real RAND...did release their polling yesterday.
Note that this was from Sept 12-25th, all pre-debate. They won't poll again until after the 3rd debate.
Some interesting stuff: https://www.rand.org/pubs/research_reports/RR1758.html
I wish they released their daily tracker like last year but LA Times took it. And they suck.
Good luck! ^__^As a Democrat in New Hampshire's 1st Congressional District this is going to be me until election day:
I have competitive Senate, Congress, and Governor races. At least HRC is a lock here and the other state positions are lost causes already.
This weekend I will start going door-to-door, rallying Democrats to vote in November. Wish me the best!
That Fox News poll has Hillary at 47/52 favorability...
On one hand, McMuffin winning Utah stops Trump's president dreams immediately.
On the other hand, I really don't want to hear from any of the 3rd-party candidates ever after this election.
Cool ty. I just downloaded the app on my phone and it gives you a free month with that. I will definitely do this after though.Go to https://subscribe.washingtonpost.com/prime/#/, log in to your Amazon Prime account, set up which payment to use for the sub, and done.
I've tried to explain this so many times but people fail to understand our state.no we aren't. Where do people come up with this stuff?
2004: (Kerry/Bush)
Popular vote 2,938,095 2,793,847
Percentage 50.92% 48.42%
2008: (Obama/McCain)
Popular vote 3,276,363 2,655,885
Percentage 54.47% 44.15%
2012: (Obama/Romney)
Popular vote 2,990,274 2,680,434
Percentage 51.97% 46.59%
2012 was a weak year but Obama still outperformed kerry in 04, and Clinton is polling around Obama's 2008 numbers.
The center of the state where the republicans are has a declining population. Steel is dead, coal is dead. All of the growth is in the pittsburgh and philadelphia metro areas, which are younger, more diverse, and more educated than the rest of the state and trend heavily democratic.
Wait, is this different than the thing from the CBS Christmas party?