McAwful will win.
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Was just listening to NPR on a drive. They were saying far more Democrats are planning on mail-in ballots in VA.
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@improviso said in McAwful will win.:
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/upshot/presidential-polls-forecast.html
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So, Trump cheated.
What a twat.
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There were roughly 1,000,000 early votes. That number can’t magically go up…
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@copper said in McAwful will win.:
I guess it is time to make a decision.
I'll have to think about this.
I’ve changed my mind 3 times…
The Brad
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I mean, does Loudoun County real need a new Fireman Training Center? That’s a lot of money…
The Brad
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@copper said in McAwful will win.:
I guess it is time to make a decision.
I'll have to think about this.
I’ve changed my mind 3 times…
@lufins-dad said in McAwful will win.:
I’ve changed my mind 3 times…
Please tell lufin's-mom to kick you square in the ass. She'll straighten you out.
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I mean, does Loudoun County real need a new Fireman Training Center? That’s a lot of money…
@lufins-dad said in McAwful will win.:
I mean, does Loudoun County real need a new Fireman Training Center? That’s a lot of money…
That Training Center is right across the street from the Leesburg airport runway. I've seen some pretty good fires in there.
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ABC, CBS, NBC nightly newscasts ignore Virginia gubernatorial race on eve of election
The tight race has been likened to a referendum on Biden, Democrats
On the eve of the country's most highly anticipated election since the 2020 race for president, mainstream networks ABC, CBS and NBC avoided mentioning Virginia's gubernatorial showdown in their Monday night newscasts.
According to Grabien transcripts, and first reported by NewsBusters, each of the networks ignored covering the tight race between former Democratic Gov. Terry McAuliffe and Republican businessman Glenn Youngkin, opting instead to focus on topics that didn't spotlight electoral challenges for Democrats.
ABC spent the largest portion of its coverage on climate change, focusing at one point on Queen Elizabeth's call to action to address the issue. CBS spent a large chunk of time covering former Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin's new book, while NBC spent nearly two minutes talking about a food truck in Austin, Texas.
