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Slow Graffiti posted:I was stuck at work so I couldn't attend, but I'm happy to say there was a nice anti-Trump protest at his fundraiser this afternoon on Nantucket... I'm the one person holding a pro-Trump sign.
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this site is stupid for all of the reasons other people have already pointed out, but also note that they still haven't updated it to include the Fox (C+10), NBC/WSJ (C+9), McClatchy/Marist (C+15), or IBD (C+7) polls excited to see the "bias" number for Marist 
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Xandu posted:I thought Twitter didn't show source of tweets anymore. twitter.com doesn't, its still visible in TweetDeck and via the APIs that third-party clients like TweetBot use.
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Zas posted:lol jfc He has pathological disease, the same kind Ben Carson has
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Is there a rally today? And if so, when and where?
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http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2016/08/north-carolina-democrats-voters-and-activists-sue-over-gerrymandering quote:The coalition's lawsuit points out that state Republicans' effort to lock in their party's 10-3 advantage for the state's congressional delegation flies in the face of representative democracy because voter registration data shows that Republicans make up just 30 percent of all registered voters, compared with 40 percent for Democrats. The remaining 30 percent register as unaffiliated.
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Rincewinds posted:http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2016/08/north-carolina-democrats-voters-and-activists-sue-over-gerrymandering you have no idea how powerful the far-left is in north carolina
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Aug 6, 2016 23:23
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per CNN, Trump "plans to start opening campaign offices in Ohio next week." Oh good!
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donald trump still didn't have campaign offices open!?!
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Slate Action posted:per CNN, Trump "plans to start opening campaign offices in Ohio next week." Oh good! 2 weeks after that, he's going to start on hillary
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Rincewinds posted:http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2016/08/north-carolina-democrats-voters-and-activists-sue-over-gerrymandering Yup. And there's evidence from the voter id suit that this is very much deliberate. Also holy poo poo that map in the lede image. Slate Action posted:per CNN, Trump "plans to start opening campaign offices in Ohio next week." Oh good! 
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Ostentatious posted:donald trump still didn't have campaign offices open!?! no see that's the benefit of running a self funded campaign he doesn't have to kowtow to special interests or lobbyists or billionaire investors and he doesn't have to play by the established rules that dictate what a functional campaign infrastructure should look like. so what if he has zero campaign offices or ground game or really any campaign apparatus of which to speak, he's ~*~self funded~*~ baby!
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Ostentatious posted:donald trump still didn't have campaign offices open!?! I wanna hear the conversations with his advisers when they tell him things are important and he says "nah".
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Trump doesn't have enough time to set up offices in Ohio and get them really up and running at maximum efficiency by election day. His only hope is to get access to Kasich's statewide machine. How's that going-- Current CNN chyron: "KASICH: I MIGHT NOT VOTE FOR TRUMP" Oh.
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Slate Action posted:Trump doesn't have enough time to set up offices in Ohio and get them really up and running at maximum efficiency by election day. His only hope is to get access to Kasich's statewide machine. How's that going-- CNN is definitely in dumpster fire mode. They've stopped caring at this point, and the fact they called out that spokesperson from the Trump! *click* campaign it the cherry on top.
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The current trajectory of Trump's campaign seems to suggest that he's banking on an upset in PA. But as far as I know from talking to lots of people I know from there in rural & urban areas, he has zero ads running and a significant amount of the state's GOP are actively distancing themselves from him. I also don't think he's opened any offices there yet. I'm told that Hillary has a shitload of ads, offices, and people there - along with the state party throwing their entire infrastructure into her corner. Let's see where this goes. EDIT: I mean, that seems to be the story everywhere - but he can at least sort of maybe hope that states like Florida or even Ohio may drift his way with minimal effort/time spent there. There's no way he takes PA without significant, entrenched effort. GrimGypsy fucked around with this message at 23:41 on Aug 6, 2016 |
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spoiler: it ends with trump losing
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You son of a bitch! Owns.
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Boosted I agree the Trump campaign is like a racing tuned Chevy
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iospace posted:Yup. And there's evidence from the voter id suit that this is very much deliberate. Also holy poo poo that map in the lede image. I'm from NC's 12th district, which consists of most of the Triad (Greensboro/High Point/Winston-Salem), 90-odd miles of literally just a highway, and then Charlotte. It would take over an hour and a half to drive from one end to the other. Depressingly, it was originally drawn that way to create a minority-majority district, which is cool and great on paper but in practice... well.
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GrimGypsy posted:The current trajectory of Trump's campaign seems to suggest that he's banking on an upset in PA. I mean what the gently caress is he even doing? Is Pence not screaming at him telling him to setup state operations ASAP? Or is Trump so deluded he thinks he can win solely by flying around and doing rallies? He's not even doing the bare minimum of what a serious candidate should be doing.
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Karl Sharks posted:you have no idea how powerful the far-left is in north carolina I remember those communists that got killed by the kkk
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gret posted:I mean what the gently caress is he even doing? Is Pence not screaming at him telling him to setup state operations ASAP? Or is Trump so deluded he thinks he can win solely by flying around and doing rallies? He's not even doing the bare minimum of what a serious candidate should be doing. Trump probably thinks the same strategy that worked in GOP primary will work just as well in the general.
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GrimGypsy posted:The current trajectory of Trump's campaign seems to suggest that he's banking on an upset in PA. He's going to have to upset way more than PA to win, fortunately! The Trump insiders admitted a few weeks ago that OH+FL+PA is their ballgame. It's just that FL is slipping farther and farther away and PA is a white whale. And if Clinton can flip NC, she can get away with losing all three!
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Trump never went critical in the primary re: GOTV and campaign stuff because he only had to focus on, at most, 2-3 states at a time. Even then, he'd generally be totally invisible in all but 1 of the states. A furious rally schedule can substitute for a campaign apparatus if you only have to worry about 1 state at a time for a week+, because you can do 2-3 rallies a day within the state and probably get face time with most of the GOP leaners who are paying attention that early. It's a strategy that scaled poorly to the primaries, it'll scale catastrophically badly to the GE, especially if he insists on making a bunch of stops in Oregon and NH
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we should get some fun reactions out of Trump tonight https://twitter.com/alivitali/status/762057263834013696 https://twitter.com/colvinj/status/762058356425129984
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He should not be in New Hampshire. It's only 4 electoral votes, and the latest poll has him down 17. Why is he in New Hampshire. This is like if Hillary went to Montana (Obama only lost by 2% in 2008!)
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etalian posted:Trump probably thinks the same strategy that worked in GOP primary will work just as well in the general. Yup, that's entirely what he's thinking. He thinks that he got more votes than any other candidate in the primaries simply by free airtime he has a green light to keep up the same poo poo. Fortunately for us, this tactic doesn't work when you need 50m+ votes, not 14m (oh, and Hillary beat him in primary votes, but that's also because the GOP had more people running).
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Swedgin posted:we should get some fun reactions out of Trump tonight I think we're going to hear some anger about fire marshals! How dumb is his advance team? Maybe they're smart but his last check bounced or he's holding out
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Slate Action posted:He should not be in New Hampshire. It's only 4 electoral votes, and the latest poll has him down 17. Why is he in New Hampshire. This is like if Hillary went to Montana (Obama only lost by 2% in 2008!) Because for a while it looked like it was in play. Probably scheduled before the DNC, I'd guess.
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Rincewinds posted:http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2016/08/north-carolina-democrats-voters-and-activists-sue-over-gerrymandering Common Cause NC are hardly far-left. They want an independent redistricting commission of retired judges to draw state and House districts, not a People's Soviet! I wonder if this lawsuit succeeding would mean greater chance of Democrats retaking the House. Just looking at NC, more proportionate representation would be closer to 8-7 D-R than the current 3-10.
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GrimGypsy posted:The current trajectory of Trump's campaign seems to suggest that he's banking on an upset in PA. Even with a concerted effort, I don't see PA happening. If you exclude Republican landslide situations ('88, '84, '80, '72, '56, '52...yes I realize that's 6 elections but they're all elections where the Republican candidate won over 400 EV) the last time PA went Red during a contested election was 1948.
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Which poll was it that showed Trump had, in fact, gained ground among the rural whites in PA, but it was totally overshadowed by Clinton being at +40-90 with literally everybody else? Obama took the suburban vote at +9, Clinton currently has +40
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I'm not american so I don't understand something: how did the democrats allow the republicans to do such gerrymandering that they're always ahead? Were they sleeping at the time or something?
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