Get out from under your rock, open your eyes, and then you won't have to ask so many daft questions.
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engineer
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Tue 5 Nov, 2024 02:22 pm
@Lash,
Lash wrote:
Only one administration is guilty of facilitating it at this point.
You can only take this trash out one bag at a time.
Multiple administrations have been approving Israel's conduct over many years. At least the Democratic rank and file are against the Gaza invasion. The entire Republican party is in lock step with Tel Aviv. If this is truly guiding your vote, you are deceiving yourself.
The final 538.com prediction is 50-49 Harris, so essentially a toss up. Places to watch this evening are the first returns from rural Pennsylvania and Virginia. These lean heavily Republican, so the goal is to watch the margin of Trump victory and the turnout. 538 also slightly favors the Democrats for taking the House and strongly favors the Republicans taking the Senate.
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Lash
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Tue 5 Nov, 2024 04:30 pm
@engineer,
Since the Biden Harris administration has jumped over the House and the Senate on several occasions to hand over billions for Palestinian extermination, it is obviously you who deceive yourself.
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Lash
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Wed 6 Nov, 2024 12:54 am
@Lash,
Lash wrote:
I think the genocide is going to lose in the US.
I abhor the idea of the administration that is making the genocide possible getting a rubber stamp by voters.
Thank goodness the genocidists were repudiated by a majority of the voting public.
Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar have won re-election and continue their political careers after being the first two Muslim women to serve in the US Congress.
They won't last long. Not with the Fuhrer in charge.
No more elections.
Democracy is done.
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edgarblythe
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Wed 6 Nov, 2024 10:10 pm
I keep seeing posts on X like this:
Record turnout.
Nearly 20 million less votes.
This reeks.
Agree?
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hightor
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Thu 7 Nov, 2024 08:50 am
@Lash,
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In a landslide.
Not really.
Nate Cohn wrote:
This was no landslide. A one- or two-percentage-point victory in the national popular vote with roughly 312 electoral votes is not unusual. It’s not as large as Barack Obama’s modest win in 2012, and falls far short of “change” elections like Mr. Obama’s in 2008 or Bill Clinton’s in 1992.
