November 2, 20223 yr 1 hour ago, The_Omega said: You can tell how confident the Democrats feel about the midterms by the fact that a month ago they started blaming Republicans for the economic downturn that every economist has been saying is coming next year for many months now. The solutions the republican have put forward to fix the economy is to ban abortion and end free elections. Weird flex but ok.
November 3, 20223 yr The moronathon burns: NBC reporters claimed on Wednesday that transgender voters faced more voting restrictions in states with strict voter ID laws. 🤣🤣🤣
November 3, 20223 yr Manipulation takes time..... At one point during his speech, Joe Biden warned Americans that it will take several days to call the elections.
November 3, 20223 yr 3 minutes ago, lynched1 said: Manipulation takes time..... At one point during his speech, Joe Biden warned Americans that it will take several days to call the elections. Have you volunteered to work the elections?
November 3, 20223 yr Steps must be taken..... "The new survey shows that white women living in suburban areas, who make up 20% of the electorate, now favor Republicans for Congress by 15 percentage points, moving 27 percentage points away from Democrats since The Journal’s August poll.”
November 3, 20223 yr 17 minutes ago, Tnt4philly said: Have you volunteered to work the elections? We were just talking about that. 👍
November 3, 20223 yr 28 minutes ago, lynched1 said: Manipulation takes time..... At one point during his speech, Joe Biden warned Americans that it will take several days to call the elections. The fix is already in. It’s a done deal. Republicans should just stay home next week.
November 3, 20223 yr 9 minutes ago, Gannan said: The fix is already in. It’s a done deal. Republicans should just stay home next week. Let me know how that works out. 🤣
November 3, 20223 yr Quote Today's Senate Polls Colorado and Florida are done deals and Wisconsin is not looking good for Mandela Barnes, but all the others could go either way. (V) State Democrat D % Republican R % Start End Pollster Arizona Mark Kelly* 49% Blake Masters 49% Oct 29 Nov 02 Civiqs Colorado Michael Bennet* 56% Joe O`Dea 42% Oct 11 Oct 19 YouGov Florida Val Demings 45% Marco Rubio* 51% Nov 01 Nov 01 InsiderAdvantage Florida Val Demings 45% Marco Rubio* 52% Oct 29 Nov 02 Civiqs Florida Val Demings 46% Marco Rubio* 50% Oct 30 Nov 01 Victory Insights Georgia Raphael Warnock* 45% Herschel Walker 46% Oct 26 Oct 30 Beacon + Shaw Kansas Mark Holland 33% Jerry Moran* 54% Oct 27 Oct 29 Emerson Coll. Missouri Trudy Valentine 41% Eric Schmitt 50% Oct 27 Nov 01 SurveyUSA North Carolina Cheri Beasley 46% Ted Budd 51% Oct 27 Oct 29 Emerson Coll. North Carolina Cheri Beasley 49% Ted Budd 49% Oct 29 Nov 02 Civiqs Pennsylvania John Fetterman 47% Mehmet Oz 43% Oct 26 Oct 30 Beacon + Shaw Pennsylvania John Fetterman 47% Mehmet Oz 45% Oct 27 Oct 30 Suffolk U. Pennsylvania John Fetterman 48% Mehmet Oz 42% Oct 11 Oct 26 YouGov Pennsylvania John Fetterman 48% Mehmet Oz 44% Oct 27 Oct 31 Monmouth U. Wisconsin Mandela Barnes 46% Ron Johnson* 51% Oct 27 Oct 29 Emerson Coll. Wisconsin Mandela Barnes 48% Ron Johnson* 50% Oct 24 Nov 01 Marquette Law School * Denotes incumbent So, 4 new polls today for PA, and all of them have Fetterman ahead. If you average the last eight polls, he still has a 2% lead, which is just inside your typical MOE for political polls, although that says nothing about methodology. I tend to put more stock in established polling houses and institutions. Suffolk/Emerson/Marist, et al. generally have Fetterman leading Oz between 2-4 percentage points. We still got a chance.
November 3, 20223 yr 13 minutes ago, EaglesRocker97 said: So, 4 new polls today for PA, and all of them have Fetterman ahead. If you average the last eight polls, he still has a 2% lead, which is just outside your typical MOE for political polls, although that says nothing about methodology. I tend to put more stock in established polling houses and institutions. Suffolk/Emerson/Marist, et al. generally have Fetterman leading Oz between 2-4 percentage points. We still got a chance. NC's interesting. I've never really thought of it as competitive for the Dem, but it looks neck and neck.
November 3, 20223 yr 10 minutes ago, Arthur Jackson said: Holy cow. That's a giant lead by Bennet. I mean, it is Colorado...
November 3, 20223 yr 15 minutes ago, VanHammersly said: NC's interesting. I've never really thought of it as competitive for the Dem, but it looks neck and neck. It'd be really nice if we can pick one off here. Oh, and when I said just "outside" the MOE, I meant "inside" for the PA polls. It's gonna be very close, but I'm still hopeful the people have enough good sense to vote for legal pot over crudités.
November 3, 20223 yr Just now, EaglesRocker97 said: ... legal pot over crudités. can't we have both? perhaps an "infused" dipping sauce?
November 3, 20223 yr 1 hour ago, EaglesRocker97 said: So, 4 new polls today for PA, and all of them have Fetterman ahead. If you average the last eight polls, he still has a 2% lead, which is just inside your typical MOE for political polls, although that says nothing about methodology. I tend to put more stock in established polling houses and institutions. Suffolk/Emerson/Marist, et al. generally have Fetterman leading Oz between 2-4 percentage points. We still got a chance. I will laugh my arse off if Fetterman wins. The butt hurt around here will be epic
November 3, 20223 yr 21 hours ago, The_Omega said: So are you saying the huge increase in 2020 isn’t the president at that time fault?
November 3, 20223 yr 1 hour ago, Gannan said: I will laugh my arse off if Fetterman wins. The butt hurt around here will be epic It's a good thing you'll be even keel one way or the other... you can set a good example for some of these blokes with their dishonest post-hoc narratives!
November 3, 20223 yr Republicans are the fearmongers. Quote Well, [Biden] was absolutely candid and he was absolutely right, because, as you know, Chris, six nights from now, we could all be discussing violence all over this country. There are signs that that may happen. May God forbid. That losers will be declared winners by fraudulent election officers or secretary of state candidates or governors or state legislatures. We could be six days away from losing our rule of law and losing a situation where we have elections that we all can rely on. You know, those are the foundation stones of a democracy. So if Biden had gone on the air tonight and said, biggest thing we have to worry about is, you know, marginal tax rate or something like that. Well, it is important. But what significant presidents do — I think you will agree, we both we write history, you and I. 1868, Lincoln didn’t say, biggest issue is land grant colleges, although he felt strongly, he said the country can’t survive half-slave or half-free. 1940, Franklin Roosevelt didn’t say, you know, the biggest thing I’m worried about is farm policy. Farm policy was important to him, but what he did say was never before, since Jamestown and Plymouth Rock, has America been in such danger. Joe Biden is saying the same thing tonight. And a historian 50 years from now, if historians are allowed to write in this country and if there are still free publishing houses and a free press, which I’m not certain of. But if that is true, a historian will say, what was at stake tonight and this week was the fact whether we will be a democracy in the future, whether our children will be arrested and conceivably killed. We’re on the edge of a brutal authoritarian system, and it could be a week away. -Michael Beschloss, MSNBC Presidential Historian
November 3, 20223 yr Just now, The_Omega said: Republicans are the fearmongers. We've been hearing for nearly 20 years that if any democrat were elected to any office, we would have full on communism.
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