I haven't read it anywhere terribly credible yet, but I doubt whoever he installs would be substantially better.

@jon-nyc said in Enter your official Electoral Predictions Here: Looks like we'll be at 309/229 when this is over. Does the 229 include Alaska? If not, would be 232. My guess of 203 was mainly off because Florida went red. Oh well!

Agree with all of the above!!

@bachophile said in Hey Larry - a friendly bet: Bump I don’t think there will be any avatar changes anywhere I was very sure Biden would win. Not because I wanted it. Just because I felt that trump just went too far. He gave away this election. Played to the base the whole last month when he should have been trying to placate people on the fence. Sad in a way. I agree. His most admiring people were going to vote for him, no matter what.

@LuFins-Dad said in More Downballot.: “Blue” Virginia actually passed a constitutional amendment preventing the blue state government from redistricting and creates a bipartisan committee including citizens to handle it. We had a similar amendment pass in Ohio a couple years ago.

Actually, a lot of makes sense in the article.

thank you all. DJ has a new favorite treat now, whipped cream!

Now if only they'd bring back their former relevancy!

Maybe. Depends on... How many votes they can manufacture. Turnout.

Jared's reference was great; unexpected there but awesome.

@jon-nyc said in Jim Baker weighs in: In 2018 mail-in voter fraud led to a house election being overturned in NC. Why didn’t Trump make that candidate a household name? Any idea? Anybody have a guess? This was right on point for Trump’s narrative. A house election winner got busted just two years ago in a mail-in vote harvesting fraud scheme. Why didn’t Trump and his surrogates make him a household name?

https://twitter.com/rexchapman/status/1324560122581045248?s=21

Lolz

Thanks, Aqua. I think everyone would enjoy the article as well, worth the read. Just a cut & paste to give an idea of the tenor of the article: "Over the past few decades and with increasing velocity over the last several years, a determined young cohort has captured nearly all of the institutions that produce American cultural and intellectual life. Rather than the institutions shaping them, they have reshaped the institutions. You don’t need the majority inside an institution to espouse these views. You only need them to remain silent, cowed by a fearless and zealous minority who can smear them as racists if they dare disagree."

Yes. We never left the Allentown Hilton, which was across the street from where I worked. I was consulting for PP&L, believe it or not. Shortly after or maybe before I did a few months in Harrisburg.

What data? How much chad counting footage would you like to wade through?

SCOTUS don't play dat.