...how?
do we have any clue how well she's doing with college educated whites in the South?
...how?
Can the republicans really fucking justify blocking supreme court picks for four years if Hillary is elected?
Has anyone hosted an election night party? I'm considering throwing one. What did you do, how did it go?
Voting machines aren't connected to the internet, results can be sent in manually.
They're barely outpacing 2012, a year in which Romney's campaign/Republicans didn't really take early voting seriously. Being able to match that when Republicans are floundering miserably in other states speaks to having some semblance of a ground game I suppose, but still not a very good one.This also jives with what we know about the GOP efforts being stronger in IA than almost anywhere else.Thanks for the read-good stuff there.
Filibuster - SCOTUS justices still need 60 votes.Can the republicans do anything to block the SCJ nomination if the democrats control the senate?
Has anyone hosted an election night party? I'm considering throwing one. What did you do, how did it go?
They're barely outpacing 2012, a year in which Romney's campaign/Republicans didn't really take early voting seriously. Being able to match that when Republicans are floundering miserably in other states speaks to having some semblance of a ground game I suppose, but still not a very good one.
Filibuster - SCOTUS justices still need 60 votes.
Assuming Schumer doesn't nuke it.
If they try to filibuster after that whole song and dance about letting the next president make the pick, it's going to get nuked surely.Filibuster - SCOTUS justices still need 60 votes.
Assuming Schumer doesn't nuke it.
Assuming Schumer doesn't nuke it.
Just did my early voting here in NC!
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Obama's dad dumped him at birth & his mom got rid of him at age 10--did they know something we didn't when we signed up for this guy?
Khan family better be invited to the SOTU.
How long did you have to wait in line?Just did my early voting here in NC!
That's why you hack the tabulating computers and not the voting machines.
This also jives with what we know about the GOP efforts being stronger in IA than almost anywhere else.Thanks for the read-good stuff there.
He was also atrocious about asking Trump to actually answer his questions. He'd ask something, let Trump go on a completely unrelated tangent for two minutes and then just move on or make Clinton respond to Trump's non-answer.A Fox question, the same kind of questions that serve to ask 'Why are you not better appealing to Republican sensibilities?'
Most of Wallace's questions were fair, but it very clearly slanted towards the most conservative of issues.
Just voted early here in Wisconsin, +1 for Hillary First time voting in any election, feels good.
Just did my early voting here in NC!
What's the political advantage to not nuking the filibuster? I see absolutely none.
congrats guys. How were the lines?
Studguy... this what you wanted, right? This is my promise I made to you.It was a joke fam, of course he's not going to be a justice.
The ultimate life form doesn't need laws.
The top minds in the proto-Hillary Clinton 2016 campaign infrastructure are already gaming out Electoral College scenarios. What they think they have is a candidate who could compete in a handful of traditionally red states, putting Republicans on the defensive and increasing her chances of winning the White House.
Mitch Stewart, Obama's 2012 battleground state director who is now an independent consultant advising the grassroots group Ready for Hillary, laid out the electoral math to TPM in a recent interview. Clinton will start with Obama's map, he said, and can build from there.
There are two buckets of states potentially in play. Arkansas, Indiana and Missouri comprise one bucket. The first is a somewhat unique case, given Clinton's history there, while the other two were razor-thin in 2008, but the principle is the same: Clinton has a record of appealing to white working-class voters -- especially women -- and they could be enough when paired with the Obama coalition to pull out a win.
"Where I think Secretary Clinton has more appeal than any other Democrat looking at running is that with white working-class voters, she does have a connection," Stewart said. "I think she's best positioned to open those states."
Arizona and Georgia have long been listed by Democrats as potential pickup opportunities because of each state’s growing racial diversity. And it’s possible they’ll become presidential battlegrounds. But there isn’t any sign that will happen in the next two years.
Voters in Arizona and Georgia leaned more Republican than the nation five years ago, and they continue to do so. If these states were becoming more Democratic, you’d expect at least some movement toward the Democrats in terms of party identification. There hasn’t been any.
And like in the first bucket states, Republicans hold clear majorities in both houses of Arizona and Georgia’s legislatures.
None of this is to say that Clinton can’t win these five states in 2016. But if she does, then chances are she will have already won the White House — Arkansas’s, Indiana’s, Missouri’s, Arizona’s or Georgia’s electoral college votes would be superfluous.
It amazes me every day that Trump is promoting himself as the law-and-order candidate when he's hired Roger Ailes, Roger Stone, James O'Keefe, Chris Christie, and numerous other criminals and he's probably a tax evader and he gives constant interviews to violent criminal Bill O'Reilly.
Just say "I want the blacks to be put in prison," there's no one in the world who actually believes Trump cares about law and order.
I mean, Nixon ran on law and order while simultaneously breaking the law, it's not unprecedented.It amazes me every day that Trump is promoting himself as the law-and-order candidate when he's hired Roger Ailes, Roger Stone, James O'Keefe, Chris Christie, and numerous other criminals and he's probably a tax evader and he gives constant interviews to violent criminal Bill O'Reilly.
Just say "I want the blacks to be put in prison," there's no one in the world who actually believes Trump cares about law and order.
if I could turn back tiiiime
(THESE ARE FROM 2014)
http://talkingpointsmemo.com/dc/hillary-clinton-2016-map
http://fivethirtyeight.com/datalab/...-the-2016-map-and-if-she-does-it-wont-matter/
What's the political advantage to not nuking the filibuster? I see absolutely none.
Some analysts pretty badly confused Hillary being strong with working class whites with the actual results of racist white Democrats preferring Hillary to a black man in the primaries.
Curt Schilling saying he might not run because conservative families are fair game in politics. He also said Mass is more moderate then others believe
Safeguards if the Republicans ever get into power again, but the point is moot since they will struggle to win a national election barring a complete political shift.
(Same with Bernie)
Curt Schilling saying he might not run because conservative families are fair game in politics. He also said Mass is more moderate then others believe