We stole the White House, now we will steal the Senate too!

Once more you attempt to portray yourself as a symbol of Democracy and the Democrats. Once again, you fail.

The final results are not yet in. It may be several days. Consider speaking with your deflated girlfriend... or did Santa come through with the air pump? Look into her eyes and learn what you must learn


Prepare for the chaos which may be arriving. Look at what happened in Pennsylvania today as the Republicans staged an uprising. A coup, if you will.

If Lindsey Graham gets drunk enough tonight, he might try this at the Federal level.

Oh, Lord. What did I miss in Pennsylvania?

I think Sturgizzy is referring to a letter sent by "some members" of the Pennsylvania State legislature. Trump was hyping it up today.

It isn't news. The election is, in fact, over.

I will tell you what is going to happen (just to show I know what I am talking about). The House and Senate will vote tomorrow. There will be some mischief from Republicans that will lead to several two hour shouting matches. At the end all of the electors will be confirmed (easily).

There will be a couple thousand pissed of people in red hats (as opposed to the pissed off people in pink hats last time) protesting. They won't change anything.

The only question is what Trump does after tomorrow. I am hoping it is entertaining. There is no question that Biden will be president on the 20th.

Okay, no riot; no insurrection?

I sure hope there is. I am looking for entertainment (but I am not a good person).

The State Senate in Pennsylvania, took control of proceedings. A Democrat had narrowly won reelection in Allegedly Country and was to be sworn in. Some Republicans objected and took away control from the Democrat Lt. Governor. They did however swear in the others

I think the fact the GOP lost the Senate too is funny.

State Senate? I think Sturgizzy may be confused between the state senate and the US Senate (or he may just be following me from thread to thread to throw mud).

The fact is that the Republicans staged a coup of sorts.

Further, the Republican who lost is still contesting the vote tally.

That has nothing to do with this thread about the US Senate.

1. As of right now, the GOP has not lost the Senate.

2. No one knows what will be the final outcome in the two Georgia Senate races.

3. I hope the GOP do lose the Senate.

4. But, me hoping that the GOP loses the Senate doesn't mean it will happen.

Actually... the GOP has almost certainly lost the Senate. There is 91% of the vote in. The Democrats outperformed their targets in almost every county. The New York Times (which is fairly conservative in their estimates) now says there is a greater than 95% chance of Democratic victory in both races.

If you were watching closely, you would know that we are waiting for Dekalb to report a block of 171,000 votes.

I might be jumping the gun a little bit... but not by much.

You show your ignorance more and more by the second.

Read my first post in this thread. Then the following article. Learn something! Yes, there is a Senate in Pennsylvania. Many states and Commonwealths have these.
www.cnn.com/2021/01/05/politics/pennsylvania-state-senate-gop/index.html

1) Your post has nothing to do with the topic of the thread (which is the US Senate).

2) You follow me around from thread to thread to throw mud. That is why you are here. It is kind of pathetic.

Give an actual source.

I checked just now and the 2 Republicans are ahead. Marginally, but, ahead.

Sigh....

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/01/05/us/elections/forecast-georgia-senate-runoff.html?action=click&module=Spotlight&pgtype=Homepage

You really are pathetic, Izzy.

It has everything to do with your thread. It's quite sad that you have not enough intelligence to comprehend this

1. As I already stated, I am hoping that democrats win both Georgia Senate seats.

2. But, for now I will just wait.

3. Both of these races are too close to call.

4. The GOP might end up keeping the Senate.

Although a "Greater than 95% chance" is technically also "too close to call".

I think you are being silly.