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Just now, Deranged Rhino said:

 

I didn't really think Menedez was in danger until this morning. 

 

Everything I'm hearing is he's in BIG trouble... but the fog of war right now is thicker than ever. Take every report with a grain of salt. 

 

What I worry about is that MSM outlets will report "outcomes" that aren't the actual outcomes in some instances to delegitimize actual results, and throw everything into a tailspin.  It won't matter what happens afterwards.

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Just now, TakeYouToTasker said:

 

What I worry about is that MSM outlets will report "outcomes" that aren't the actual outcomes in some instances to delegitimize actual results, and throw everything into a tailspin.  It won't matter what happens afterwards.

 

It's possible. 

 

If the races are as close as being reported (in battleground spots where the Ds had +5 going in), a lot of them could be decided by a point or less. That means recounts, and the possibility the House remains in flux for a few days - if not a week as it's all sorted. 

 

It could get messy.

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Ok, have not yet read this thread (I'm almost afraid to)... from my little corner of Erie County...

Hubby and I went to the polling place at 10 am. We were numbered in the 220s. I overhead people saying that there was a line at the door when they arrived for duty at 6 am. There was definitely a line when we arrived, a line while we filled out our circles and a line as we walked out. Average voting age? I'd guess about 95. ? 

I asked Hubby how his first voting experience was. He basically said that it was fine, he wished he knew more about the candidates, but he was so pissed at the stupidity the Ds were pulling he voted straight R.

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2 minutes ago, Buffalo_Gal said:

Ok, have not yet read this thread (I'm almost afraid to)... from my little corner of Erie County...

Hubby and I went to the polling place at 10 am. We were numbered in the 220s. I overhead people saying that there was a line at the door when they arrived for duty at 6 am. There was definitely a line when we arrived, a line while we filled out our circles and a line as we walked out. Average voting age? I'd guess about 95. ? 

I asked Hubby how his first voting experience was. He basically said that it was fine, he wished he knew more about the candidates, but he was so pissed at the stupidity the Ds were pulling he voted straight R.

the thread is mostly tame so far.

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16 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:

 

Trump sent out a tweet endorsing Hugins an hour or two ago. The likely reason for it is internal numbers are showing NJ is in play (hence the late endorsement). Stories from the ground in NJ are reporting massive red turnout aimed at unseating (the literal crook) Menedez. 

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GBD probably should post this one... but: 

 

 

Yeah, as I mentioned upthread the polls are TIGHT in NJ.

 

People in my neck of the woods HATE menendez.

 

So who knows?

 

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Just now, Foxx said:

the thread is mostly tame so far.

Right. Wait for the (totally expected) flip of the House for the parade of NPCs to flood in here with their puffed up bravado.

 

They’re currently cowered in fetal positions though, consumed by fears they won’t get a chance to come here and pontificate on how righteous they are. It’s so predictable. 

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12 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:

 

Yup. Everyone is being polite (by PPP standards) and helpful to all so far. 

 

Might change when results start coming in... or maybe it'll be a kumbaya moment for PPP. 

 

A man can dream.

 

And it still won't be as embarrassingly ridiculous than going over to TBD and suggesting you're okay with the Pegulas sticking with McBeane to prove themselves through next year.

 

Those nutbags are insane.

 

 

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What did I say about listening to exit polls or early reports? 

 

Now add "anonymous sources" telling ABC news this information. 

 

And you get (likely) fake news/suppression news. 

 

Wait for the results before believing any of this kind of stuff, no matter if it's good or bad for your chosen side. 

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Just now, Deranged Rhino said:

Actual turnout numbers (not results)

 

 

Question is how many are sticking to their affiliations. 


In 2016 the first place I saw a Trump sign out in the open was in St John's county (over the bridge heading into St Augustine from our beach condo). St. Augustine may be artsy-fartsy, but it is pretty old, retired, and red.

Heading up to Duval is pretty rural/suburban-ish (even in Jacksonville, which is geographically enormous).   Ponte Vedra is wealthy.  I never saw a D sign there.  Ever. 

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1 hour ago, /dev/null said:

Those stickers were kinda cool when I was like 18 and had voted the first time

 

Now they're as interesting and useful as a chicata bananna sticker

They are good for extra specials and cheaper beer lots of places today..heading to get a few with the wife now!

26 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:

 

Trump sent out a tweet endorsing Hugins an hour or two ago. The likely reason for it is internal numbers are showing NJ is in play (hence the late endorsement). Stories from the ground in NJ are reporting massive red turnout aimed at unseating (the literal crook) Menedez. 

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GBD probably should post this one... but: 

 

Lordy, is she smoking! In case you don't know( but I am sure I have brought it up 1000X), her place about a block and half away from ours in DC. I always run by her house in my short shorts hoping the advertisement pays off and she invites me in!

 

BTW, I just voted about 3:40..in and out in less than 3 minutes. I have no idea why, but we have 4 polling places within a mile of each other..makes no sense. I vote in a church, and directly across the street is an elementary school that is also a polling place..weird. 

 

Wife was handing out Spanberger stuff at another polling place today that skewed, let's say, a little older. Said the handicapped spaces were always filled with a line wiating to take the spots. She was laughing at how all the old folks were making fun of her supporting the Dems..almost all good natured..said when you get older you will wise up! Hah, we both in our mid 50'S!!!

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5 minutes ago, plenzmd1 said:

They are good for extra specials and cheaper beer lots of places today..heading to get a few with the wife now!

Lordy, is she smoking! In case you don't know( but I am sure I have brought it up 1000X), her place about a block and half away from ours in DC. I always run by her house in my short shorts hoping the advertisement pays off and she invites me in!

 

BTW, I just voted about 3:40..in and out in less than 3 minutes. I have no idea why, but we have 4 polling places within a mile of each other..makes no sense. I vote in a church, and directly across the street is an elementary school that is also a polling place..weird. 

 

Wife was handing out Spanberger stuff at another polling place today that skewed, let's say, a little older. Said the handicapped spaces were always filled with a line wiating to take the spots. She was laughing at how all the old folks were making fun of her supporting the Dems..almost all good natured..said when you get older you will wise up! Hah, we both in our mid 50'S!!!

 

:lol: :beer: 

 

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40 minutes ago, Doc Brown said:

Pry less than one in a million chance, but my dream scenario is a Chris Collins upset loss costing Republicans the House and a Bob Menendez upset loss costing Democrats the Senate.

 

The GOP was never really in danger of losing the Senate.

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58 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:

 

Yup. Everyone is being polite (by PPP standards) and helpful to all so far. 

 

Might change when results start coming in... or maybe it'll be a kumbaya moment for PPP. 

 

A man can dream.

It'll either be Democrats and liberals coming here to gloat that everyone who disagrees with them as a bunch of racist ***** or it'll be a bunch of Democrats and liberals coming here to wine that everyone who disagrees with them is a bunch of racist *****.

 

Take your pick 

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12 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:

O'Keefe just dropped this. Grain of salt, but damn. 

 

I don't know the rules here..but if the guy is registered to vote and shows iD..dont they have to let him vote? I mean I don't want election volunteers denying people voting rights . What am I missing?

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9 minutes ago, Koko78 said:

 

The GOP was never really in danger of losing the Senate.

When the GOP only has nine Senators up for reelection and the Dems have 26, it would be bad if the GOP didn't gain at least a few seats as I'm sure the maps in 2020 and 2022 aren't as favorable.

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So one thing I'm thinking is this has been more exciting than a Bills game day. I hope the results are as fun as a Bills game day but I'm worried it will be just like disappointment across the board. and frankly I don't care about any elections I just don't want to have to be told that I'm the problem with for the next 6 yrs.  Im Blaming Becky.

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1 minute ago, Boyst62 said:

So one thing I'm thinking is this has been more exciting than a Bills game day. I hope the results are as fun as a Bills game day but I'm worried it will be just like disappointment across the board. and frankly I don't care about any elections I just don't want to have to be told that I'm the problem with for the next 6 yrs.  Im Blaming Becky.

 

Nathan Peterman is not going to be your Congressman.

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https://www.politico.com/election-results/2018/house/

 

(seems like it might be a neat tool tonight)

 

10 minutes ago, plenzmd1 said:

I don't know the rules here..but if the guy is registered to vote and shows iD..dont they have to let him vote? I mean I don't want election volunteers denying people voting rights . What am I missing?

 

The issue with the poll workers is knowing they're not citizens and encouraging them to vote anyway. And admitting they know a lot of non citizens vote early, and they're cool with it. There was no boyfriend waiting in the car, I'm sure the hidden camera lady was making that up to entrap the poll worker (which is shady AF... but so too is election fraud). 

 

But you're right, you don't want poll workers denying the vote - which is why the real issue is with the registration of people by the DNC whom they know are not legal (or alive sometimes). Without getting into litigating the DACA issue itself (of which I'm for giving them citizenship for the most part), the reality is they can't vote. But they're given social security cards and driver's licenses in part to make it easy for the DNC to get them to vote anyway. Many are encouraged to think they can vote, and don't even know they're doing anything fraudulent when they do. 

 

To add to why this is strategy for the DNC: 

 

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1 hour ago, Deranged Rhino said:

What did I say about listening to exit polls or early reports? 

 

Now add "anonymous sources" telling ABC news this information. 

 

And you get (likely) fake news/suppression news. 

 

Wait for the results before believing any of this kind of stuff, no matter if it's good or bad for your chosen side. 

Same thing in 2016. It was pretty much a done deal for Hillary. Same tactic. Calling a victory for dems to discourage the Republican voters from bothering to come out.

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1 hour ago, Deranged Rhino said:

 

Yup. Everyone is being polite (by PPP standards) and helpful to all so far. 

 

Might change when results start coming in... or maybe it'll be a kumbaya moment for PPP. 

 

A man can dream.

 

It won't be if the Dems lose. Expect it to get very nasty quickly. With their communist DNA and all I would expect nothing less.

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28 minutes ago, Boyst62 said:

So one thing I'm thinking is this has been more exciting than a Bills game day. I hope the results are as fun as a Bills game day but I'm worried it will be just like disappointment across the board. and frankly I don't care about any elections I just don't want to have to be told that I'm the problem with for the next 6 yrs.  Im Blaming Becky.

 

I'm excited to see what is planned for the TD celebration in the end zone. They have to beat the cell phone throwback NO did on Sunday.

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