It really is too bad McGrath doesn't have a shot in this tzee infested state... she nailed it over and over in their debate.
Biff, how was the rally?
https://twitter.com/NovaGolightly/status/1315817682936107009?s=20
Start your day with some laughs
Trollminator wrote:
https://twitter.com/i/status/1315880872508235777
When there is no way to spin it, the trumptards get awfully quiet.
21 days to go.
agip wrote:
21 days to go.
It's actually 2 months until the states have to finalize their EC vote decisions... we will have to sit tight after election day
Trollminator wrote:
Start your day with some laughs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O03-CHhAbC8
I have to say, we are seeing so much creativity and getting so much entertainment inspired by this guy.
Trollminator wrote:
agip wrote:
21 days to go.
It's actually 2 months until the states have to finalize their EC vote decisions... we will have to sit tight after election day
It's like a marathon. Using a mind trick. Just get to mile 20. Then mile 21. Then mile 22.
538 has more good news - Joe is up to 87% and +10.5%
69-77% for the Dems taking the senate, depending on which model.
L L wrote:
Trollminator wrote:
Start your day with some laughs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O03-CHhAbC8I have to say, we are seeing so much creativity and getting so much entertainment inspired by this guy.
I think the approach with this video works well and also compilations of his blunders since there are so many. But it is actually really hard to satirize him when reality is often worse... the content comedians create have to compete with reality. Think about that.
agip wrote:
Trollminator wrote:
It's actually 2 months until the states have to finalize their EC vote decisions... we will have to sit tight after election day
It's like a marathon. Using a mind trick. Just get to mile 20. Then mile 21. Then mile 22.
538 has more good news - Joe is up to 87% and +10.5%
69-77% for the Dems taking the senate, depending on which model.
Ha, but we hit mile 20 in the beginning of this year! Hopefully we're limping to the finish line and not on a death march.
I caught up on some of those Senate races, it's looking good for Dems. The nomination hearings are going to help a bit more as the Dems are laser focused on GOP not doing anything about COVID. They were very unified yesterday in sending that message.
Trollminator wrote:
.....The nomination hearings are going to help a bit more as the Dems are laser focused on GOP not doing anything about COVID. They were very unified yesterday in sending that message.
This and the fact that soon after the nomination the ACA will be taken up the SC again, and almost 30 millions americans stand to lose all coverage. Dems are effectively warning the country about trump adding her to the bench precisely to help him do away with Obamacare.
Trollminator wrote:
agip wrote:
It's like a marathon. Using a mind trick. Just get to mile 20. Then mile 21. Then mile 22.
538 has more good news - Joe is up to 87% and +10.5%
69-77% for the Dems taking the senate, depending on which model.
Ha, but we hit mile 20 in the beginning of this year! Hopefully we're limping to the finish line and not on a death march.
I caught up on some of those Senate races, it's looking good for Dems. The nomination hearings are going to help a bit more as the Dems are laser focused on GOP not doing anything about COVID. They were very unified yesterday in sending that message.
I must be missing something in senate battle. It seems 50/50ish to me.
Clear wins: CO, AZ
60/40 maybe wins: NC, ME
MI is now in play, apparently.
Clear loss: AL
Have to win four seats and lose AL.
I dunno. What am I missing? It seems much closer to me than Nate thinks.
Trollminator wrote:
Trollminator wrote:
.....The nomination hearings are going to help a bit more as the Dems are laser focused on GOP not doing anything about COVID. They were very unified yesterday in sending that message.
This and the fact that soon after the nomination the ACA will be taken up the SC again, and almost 30 millions americans stand to lose all coverage. Dems are effectively warning the country about trump adding her to the bench precisely to help him do away with Obamacare.
Apparently in his debate with McGrath last night, Mitch said that nobody actually expects the ACA to get overturned, and that the Dems are focused on it simply to draw attention away from Barrett. Of course, the DOJ is actively trying to get the ACA overturned, so I'm not sure what Mitch is talking about.
agip wrote:
Trollminator wrote:
Ha, but we hit mile 20 in the beginning of this year! Hopefully we're limping to the finish line and not on a death march.
I caught up on some of those Senate races, it's looking good for Dems. The nomination hearings are going to help a bit more as the Dems are laser focused on GOP not doing anything about COVID. They were very unified yesterday in sending that message.
I must be missing something in senate battle. It seems 50/50ish to me.
Clear wins: CO, AZ
60/40 maybe wins: NC, ME
MI is now in play, apparently.
Clear loss: AL
Have to win four seats and lose AL.
I dunno. What am I missing? It seems much closer to me than Nate thinks.
There are a few more seats in play. Iowa, Georgia, SC, Montana. And add Alaska to the list. All of these are red now.
https://www.cnn.com/2020/10/13/politics/election-2020-senate-race-rankings-three-weeks/index.htmlThe moron in the whitehouse is digging his own grave by attacking Fauci, who seems to enjoy relatively stable trust with the public.
https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/000/954/323/394.jpg
agip wrote:
I must be missing something in senate battle. It seems 50/50ish to me.
Clear wins: CO, AZ
60/40 maybe wins: NC, ME
MI is now in play, apparently.
Clear loss: AL
Have to win four seats and lose AL.
I dunno. What am I missing? It seems much closer to me than Nate thinks.
50/50?
Any chance Rs have at MI is less than Ds have in AL. That's a wash.
This is really no chance of a R gain outside of AL.
D leads in current red seats CO, AZ, ME, NC and slightly in IA.
They also have a shot ay maybe 1 in GA, MT, SC, Alaska and even Kansas (that would dust in the wind). Even Texas is not a lock.
They need 4 if they lose Alabama, have a chance in 10 seats and lead in 5 while R's have only that small chance in 1 other than AL.
That's gotta be better than 50/50.
L L wrote:
agip wrote:
I must be missing something in senate battle. It seems 50/50ish to me.
Clear wins: CO, AZ
60/40 maybe wins: NC, ME
MI is now in play, apparently.
Clear loss: AL
Have to win four seats and lose AL.
I dunno. What am I missing? It seems much closer to me than Nate thinks.
50/50?
Any chance Rs have at MI is less than Ds have in AL. That's a wash.
This is really no chance of a R gain outside of AL.
D leads in current red seats CO, AZ, ME, NC and slightly in IA.
They also have a shot ay maybe 1 in GA, MT, SC, Alaska and even Kansas (that would dust in the wind). Even Texas is not a lock.
They need 4 if they lose Alabama, have a chance in 10 seats and lead in 5 while R's have only that small chance in 1 other than AL.
That's gotta be better than 50/50.
Not exactly disagreeing, but I could see races in ME and NC going blue.
IA? I dunno. It's a red state. Trump won it by 10 points.
Collins is a popular institution in maine, NC is a Southern state. In NC, Dems have won only one senate election since 1966.
The others pickup targets are major longshots.
agip wrote:
L L wrote:
50/50?
Any chance Rs have at MI is less than Ds have in AL. That's a wash.
This is really no chance of a R gain outside of AL.
D leads in current red seats CO, AZ, ME, NC and slightly in IA.
They also have a shot ay maybe 1 in GA, MT, SC, Alaska and even Kansas (that would dust in the wind). Even Texas is not a lock.
They need 4 if they lose Alabama, have a chance in 10 seats and lead in 5 while R's have only that small chance in 1 other than AL.
That's gotta be better than 50/50.
Not exactly disagreeing, but I could see races in ME and NC going blue.
IA? I dunno. It's a red state. Trump won it by 10 points.
Collins is a popular institution in maine, NC is a Southern state. In NC, Dems have won only one senate election since 1966.
The others pickup targets are major longshots.
Rats. Typo. Try again:
Not exactly disagreeing, but I could see races in ME and NC going red.
IA? I dunno. It's a red state. Trump won it by 10 points.
Collins is a popular institution in maine, NC is a Southern state. In NC, Dems have only won one senate election since 1966.
The others pickup targets are major longshots
