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Nov 20 2018 10:34am
Quote (Beowulf @ Nov 20 2018 08:32am)
lmao

one of the dudes here that has literally spent every day bringing up Hillary and the election of 2016 all the sudden doesn't wanna talk elections

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I'm all for it. The Republican brand lacked the populist tone it carried in 2016. I hope they talk about midterms daily until they realize that no one wants to vote for corporate whores.
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Nov 20 2018 10:37am
Quote (Beowulf @ Nov 20 2018 11:32am)
lmao

one of the dudes here that has literally spent every day bringing up Hillary and the election of 2016 all the sudden doesn't wanna talk elections

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Well I guess if you're dead set on it, we could discuss the Democrats serious instances of voter fraud. But I didn't think you'd want to discuss that.
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Nov 20 2018 10:38am
Quote (Ghot @ Nov 20 2018 09:37am)
Well I guess if you're dead set on it, we could discuss the Democrats serious instances of voter fraud. But I didn't think you'd want to discuss that.


sure

how many millions this time? 10 million? 20 million?
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Nov 20 2018 10:39am
Quote (Ghot @ 20 Nov 2018 17:27)
They won 37 house seats


it's 38 already and will likely be 39, this said: if you change the numbers it's not even worth it to continue the discussion.



This post was edited by Saucisson6000 on Nov 20 2018 10:39am
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Nov 20 2018 10:44am
Quote (Saucisson6000 @ Nov 20 2018 11:39am)
it's 38 already and will likely be 39, this said: if you change the numbers it's not even worth it to continue the discussion.

https://images.dailykos.com/images/564851/large/bluewave.gif?1531384213




Well one of the sites is wrong. Since the realclearpolitics site has the more in depth info, I'll stick with them.

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/elections/live_results/2018/house/


As for this mini discussion...who cares...the Dems took the House. We knew this before the election.
I know you think this bothers folks...it doesn't.

So if you want to rile US citizens, you'll have to find some other topic. LOL
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Nov 20 2018 10:44am
Quote (Saucisson6000 @ Nov 20 2018 08:39am)
it's 38 already and will likely be 39, this said: if you change the numbers it's not even worth it to continue the discussion.

https://images.dailykos.com/images/564851/large/bluewave.gif


Not to shit post, just curious, do you have opinions on French politics?
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Nov 20 2018 10:55am
Quote (PlasmaSnake101 @ 20 Nov 2018 11:31)
They did well, but it was hardly as devastating as they said the blue wave would be back in January. They blue wave'd the fuck out of Nevada. It is funny because I though the DNC being broke and the RNC have tons of dough would save governor races, I really did. But I underestimated the millions and millions Dems would get from Hollywood, leftist billionaires and costal elites. Personally, I hate it. Dems were right to criticize Citizens United but I doubt we'll hear many oppose it since it's put to use on both sides, maybe more effective on the Dem side. Dean Heller was outspent 4 to 1. Democrats are the party of big money, hedge fund managers, high profile billionaires and Hollywood celebrities.


Actually, Citizens United is exactly what is helping keep Republicans alive in the age of the internet. Democrats have millions of more people and thus more individual contributors on average. PACs are how Republicans help keep up in a lot of races.

Take the 2018 Nevada Senator race, for example. Jacky Rosen received $18,566,534 in small and large individual campaign contributions. Dean Heller received $9,254,266. Compare their PAC donations, however: Rosen received $1,092,437 from PACs (5.14% of her donations), and Heller received $4,459,179 from PACs (31.41% of his donations). Without Citizens United and the help from PACs, Heller probably would have been blown out more than 5% loss he was handed two weeks ago.

Let's dispel once and for all this fiction that the Conservatives of the Supreme Court didn't know what they were doing with Citizens United. They knew exactly what they were doing.
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Nov 20 2018 11:02am
Quote (ThatAlex @ Nov 20 2018 09:55am)
Actually, Citizens United is exactly what is helping keep Republicans alive in the age of the internet. Democrats have millions of more people and thus more individual contributors on average. PACs are how Republicans help keep up in a lot of races.

Take the 2018 Nevada Senator race, for example. Jacky Rosen received $18,566,534 in small and large individual campaign contributions. Dean Heller received $9,254,266. Compare their PAC donations, however: Rosen received $1,092,437 from PACs (5.14% of her donations), and Heller received $4,459,179 from PACs (31.41% of his donations). Without Citizens United and the help from PACs, Heller probably would have been blown out more than 5% loss he was handed two weeks ago.

Let's dispel once and for all this fiction that the Conservatives of the Supreme Court didn't know what they were doing with Citizens United. They knew exactly what they were doing.


I still enjoy this one
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Nov 20 2018 11:09am
Quote (Saucisson6000 @ Nov 20 2018 11:39am)
it's 38 already and will likely be 39, this said: if you change the numbers it's not even worth it to continue the discussion.

https://images.dailykos.com/images/564851/large/bluewave.gif




More like the blue puddle...






This post was edited by Ghot on Nov 20 2018 11:10am
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Nov 20 2018 12:19pm
Quote (Saucisson6000 @ Nov 20 2018 11:20am)
"tons of butter" would more likely be used in pastries, typically pastry cream.
As i said this is not the topic.

The topic is about the blue tsunami



The only "moron" here is the one in denial that these democrats won 38-39 seats (best score since Nixon/1974) in Congress.
The Senate is a very minimal loss considering it was mostly in already blue states, so next elections democrats could win Senate easy, and it will not be midterms.
Governors elections seems also a blue wave butt destruction on my eyes, with 16 => 23 seats, a very, very, good correction.

ps: source:

https://www.270towin.com/2018-election-results-live/house/



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Yes, very normal happenings.

Do you feel good about the mid terms? Do you feel confident that Trump is finished?

No? Okay, didn't think so.
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