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GOP congressman on Clinton: 'A lady needs to be told when she's being nasty' https://t.co/O2fTVZE6tt
Oh my...
Oh my...
That's what it looks like.Other sites opening later?
https://www.apnews.com/bf332890c0a0...Cardinal-says-candidates-exchanged-kind-words
As if Donald is going to stick around in any political capacity.
https://www.apnews.com/bf332890c0a0...Cardinal-says-candidates-exchanged-kind-words
As if Donald is going to stick around in any political capacity.
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GOP candidate in MI-01 Jack Bergman admits he's been living in Louisiana through at least last spring
Whooo!
Go Mainites (Mainers? Mainiacs?)
Help us take down the Orange Menace and we can forget about that whole LePage thing
I saw this was from an interview on the Alan Colmes show, which made me wonder: who is Alan Colmes's audience these days?GOP congressman on Clinton: 'A lady needs to be told when she's being nasty' https://t.co/O2fTVZE6tt
Oh my...
Whooo!
Go Mainites (Mainers? Mainiacs?)
Help us take down the Orange Menace and we can forget about that whole LePage thing
Vox has a pretty decent analysis of how Hillary turned Donald into a blubbering mess in the 3 debates - something 16 other Republicans were not able to do.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IlLFTI24Qkw
Whooo!
Go Mainites (Mainers? Mainiacs?)
Help us take down the Orange Menace and we can forget about that whole LePage thing
We tend to go by Mainers or Maine-ah.
His whole schtick was to be a liberal weenie strawman for Hannity to punch around. I'm surprised this isn't more widespread knowledge but I've talked to several Republicans who totally bought it.I saw this was from an interview on the Alan Colmes show, which made me wonder: who is Alan Colmes's audience these days?
I'm just super impressed with how Mainers have lost so much in the way of industry and the brain-drain, but have resisted falling into self-destructive pits of angry conservatism, as Ohio and Northern Michigan have.
Any guess on why, or am I off base here?
I'm just super impressed with how Mainers have lost so much in the way of industry and the brain-drain, but have resisted falling into self-destructive pits of angry conservatism, as Ohio and Northern Michigan have.
Any guess on why, or am I off base here?
Notice that R's had an even bigger advantage in early voting in 08 and Obama still easily caried it.Except for Nevada
Look who they elected and then reelected as Governor.
This is due to the Dem base being split, which is more of a warning to Bernie dead-enders and Dr. WiFi fans. Their Senator Angus King is a Dem-leaning Indy, so it's just part of the culture I suppose
GOP congressman on Clinton: 'A lady needs to be told when she's being nasty' https://t.co/O2fTVZE6tt
Oh my...
So you're saying there are *liberals* who like him? Wild. I remember in Franken's book he would write "Hannity and Colmes" with Colmes in tiny font. Does he still pop up on Fox?His whole schtick was to be a liberal weenie strawman for Hannity to punch around. I'm surprised this isn't more widespread knowledge but I've talked to several Republicans who totally bought it.
I'd really like to see some states experiment with instant runoff voting. I know Minneapolis and some other cities have already implemented it in local elections, but its impact will be understated until it's in effect for statewide contests.Yup. We have a question on the ballot that is trying to prevent this from happening again. It is not good democracy when 61% of voters did not vote for the winner.
Oh I've never talked to a liberal who liked him, but then again I don't think I've ever talked to a liberal about him. I can't imagine many liberals wanting to watch Fox News solely for Colmes' input.So you're saying there are *liberals* who like him? Wild. I remember in Franken's book he would write "Hannity and Colmes" with Colmes in tiny font. Does he still pop up on Fox?
Wonder what's up with NevadaNotice that R's had an even bigger advantage in early voting in 08 and Obama still easily caried it.
WaPo: "POTUS will appear in closing TV spots for at least 5 Senate candidates" including Deborah Ross (D) #NCSEN #NCPOL
Wonder what's up with Nevada
Don't they like La Hillary
just saw a new donald ad on cnn...
calling out hillary for the super predator/basement dweller/deplorables comments.
They're not the only ones calling that pollster suspect.
Wow. This makes me giddy.
@jonathankappler:
Aww shit.Wow. This makes me giddy.
@jonathankappler:
Yup. We have a question on the ballot that is trying to prevent this from happening again. It is not good democracy when 61% of voters did not vote for the winner.
Like all the Trump campaign's efforts, it appeals only to the base.
-- POTUS will appear in closing TV spots for at least five Senate candidates and radio ads for two more: Floridas Patrick Murphy, California's Kamala Harris, North Carolina's Deborah Ross, Pennsylvania's Katie McGinty, and Illinois Tammy Duckworth. He's on radio for Nevada's Catherine Cortez Masto and New Hampshie's Maggie Hassan.
The spot running for Murphy features Obama speaking directly to the camera in Spanish. He carried the Sunshine State twice and narrowly won in 2012 because of strong voter registration among Puerto Ricans. Marco Rubio's narrow lead can be chalked up, in part, to the fact he is over-performing Trump among Hispanics. "Gracias, amigos," the commander-in-chief signs off at the end:
The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey of Likely U.S. Voters finds Trump with a 43% to 41% lead over his Democratic rival. Five percent (5%) favor Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson, while Green Party nominee Jill Stein earns three percent (3%) support. Another three percent (3%) like some other candidate, and five percent (5%) are undecided. (To see survey question wording, click here.)
They're not calling it suspect, they go beyond that. We need another poll out of NH.They're not the only ones calling that pollster suspect.
Why is he doing TV ads for Kamala?
That seems, I dunno, wasteful considering how Blue CA is. Lotsa undecideds in the CA Senate race?
This just might give Ross the edge.Washington Post just put up the article:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...00e9b69b640f54c6ac/?wpisrc=nl_daily202&wpmm=1
Well there may be people who see them both with a D next to their name and just pick one.
They're not calling it suspect, they go beyond that. We need another poll out of NH.
I'm just super impressed with how Mainers have lost so much in the way of industry and the brain-drain, but have resisted falling into self-destructive pits of angry conservatism, as Ohio and Northern Michigan have.
Any guess on why, or am I off base here?
In all these analysis, I'm always struck at the charts on age. Despite a larger uptick in requests from <30yo, they're much slower in returning them compared to older folks.
Whats up with that?