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Cubey posted:again, nobody loving turned out to vote. There was no crossover Trump-Feingold or even Johnson/Stein-Feingold vote.
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Mr. Jive posted:Same but I don't really know what to say, I'm having a hard time finding a bright side to this that doesn't sound glib I tell them, one day, people will read about a short and hosed up period in American history and wonder how we did this, then get back to their lives. All things pass in time. E: Also that friends, family, and loved ones are still here, and still love them. That there are still people who respect and like them, despite this.
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FAUXTON posted:Trans guy I work with hasn't come in and is apparently unreachable. A lot of trans individuals are afraid to leave their homes for the next couple of weeks. They fear emboldened reprisials and out-right lynchings in some parts of the country. Source: my trans friends.
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JAY ZERO SUM GAME posted:I don't disagree. American politics are driven by spite, and Trump tapped directly into it. Rural people are hurting bad, and now they want to hurt other people. Trump not only told them that he would make everything better for them, but that the other people they've been conditioned to hate for years can also get hosed. Incidentally I'm feeling tremors from fracking sites across the border in Oklahoma. So glad Queen Abuela never campaigned against it.
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Schnorkles posted:I gave everyone the day off today, called a client to reschedule a meeting and he's still drunk soooo send him a link to the thread
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Tainen posted:Michelle is the only one that can save us in 2020! Seriously tho, who else is there for 2020?
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Tainen posted:Michelle is the only one that can save us in 2020! yeah great run the wife of a former president, i hear that works real well
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TyrantWD posted:There was no crossover Trump-Feingold or even Johnson/Stein-Feingold vote. gently caress Wisconsin, I hate it and it's Bad
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Covok posted:A lot of trans individuals are afraid to leave their homes for the next couple of weeks. They fear emboldened reprisials and out-right lynchings in some parts of the country. You'd think he'd answer his phone though.
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Night10194 posted:We cannibalized the vote in EV, didn't we? I don't think so. There was a lot of evidence that dems were turning out low probability voters who were genuinely excited. What appears to have happened, and this will take weeks to sort out, is that the base disintegrated. Esp. in the rust belt.
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Not a Step posted:Poor, bitter hillarymen. Lashing out at anything except your dogshit candidate and your dogshit view of the world. The Dems lost *everything*. Every branch of government. Completely. That's probably enough now.
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Going to miss net neutrality and the small hope of America's internet getting unfucked since I can't imagine Wheeler's going to be kept around, among other things.Vertical Lime posted:chargexit Do people actually think this won't be the case? The rust belt idiots who voted for Trump aren't going to blame him when their lovely jobs don't come back because it's far too easy to deflect their anger on to the Others and an increase in violence towards minorities. No matter what happens over the next 2-4 years the GOP's not going to catch any flak for it from Trumpists because they are ready, willing, and wanting to blame anyone else for problems. cult member at airport posted:It will be interesting to see what the Republicans do with unbridled power. They control the White House and both chambers, and they can put whoever they want in the Supreme Court. So at least for the next 2 years they have no excuse not to overturn Roe v Wade and Obergefell v. Hodges, repeal Obamacare, target Muslims and undocumented immigrants, etc. And The Wall, don't forget The Wall. Unless something changed I don't think Kennedy is actually on board with a wholesale overturn of Roe v. Wade. Maybe if Trump attempts to loosen libel laws he'll fail due to 1A grounds but honestly I'm not sure considering there are multiple justices who don't even think flag burning should be allowed. The only upside to that is we'd get to see the MSM get destroyed for their own incompetence and lust for ratings. While Breitbart is going to turn in to our version of RT. The ACA is hosed though and the Trumpstaffel deportation force will only come about if/when they defund a bunch of social services to pay for it since they sure as poo poo aren't going to raise taxes... on the wealthy anyways.
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pathetic little tramp posted:Like republicans routinely gently caress their voters hard but I'm impressed with how loving fast the story came out that says yo eat poo poo pepe who voted for us forever economically anxious
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Roy Cooper is up in NC versus Pat McCrory by ~3.5k votes total. Goes into automatic mandatory recount since it's within a 1% margin.
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Night10194 posted:I tell them, one day, people will read about a short and hosed up period in American history and wonder how we did this, then get back to their lives. All things pass in time. Thanks
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JAY ZERO SUM GAME posted:I don't disagree. Hillary is also all of those things but trump is honest about it so he won
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Like, now is a time to go and find your friends and family and remind yourself that there are people you love and the world is still here.
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Schnorkles posted:There was a lot of good information that suggested things were fine leading up to election day. Day of turnout was cataclysmic. Not much that can be said about that other than "whoops" I find myself wondering if pollsters didn't put their thumb on the scale. A couple of weeks before the election there were a lot of state polls that looked an awful lot like the final result, then the ship seemed to magically right itself at the very end.
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SHY NUDIST GRRL posted:Too bad Bernie was even worse at winning elections than her, yeah? Maybe if the DNC didn't tip the scales in favor of Hillary all the drat time? Just a reminder that states like New York closed primary registrations of October of last year, before anyone even got a chance to learn who Bernie was. When you setup a system that's anti-democratic, this is what you're going to get.
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Heh, these descriptions of the Clinton HQ last night. "They hosted the event in a space with a large glass ceiling, expecting that it would be symbolic when she won. In a way, it was still symbolic, but..." "Some people were seen emptying confetti cannons back into cardboard boxes."
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Schnorkles posted:There was a lot of good information that suggested things were fine leading up to election day. Day of turnout was cataclysmic. Not much that can be said about that other than "whoops" I was at an election party and figured HRC had Florida because the cities were still coming in... Then I thought HRC was going to win Pennsylvania because the cities still hadn't come in.... And in Michigan, Wisconsin.... Holy gently caress was I wrong.
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TyrantWD posted:There was no crossover Trump-Feingold or even Johnson/Stein-Feingold vote. dude that does not matter holy poo poo turnout was down, trump won fewer votes than losing republicans won in the past. if people do not go out to vote for a democratic president candidate then it should not come as a surprise to you when they do poorly on downballot races as well.
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this hillary lady... she was not a good pick.
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Night10194 posted:Like, now is a time to go and find your friends and family and remind yourself that there are people you love and the world is still here. lol
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Not a Step posted:Poor, bitter hillarymen. Lashing out at anything except your dogshit candidate and your dogshit view of the world. The Dems lost *everything*. Every branch of government. Completely. And the republicans lost everything in 2008.
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Schnorkles posted:I don't think so. There was a lot of evidence that dems were turning out low probability voters who were genuinely excited. What appears to have happened, and this will take weeks to sort out, is that the base disintegrated. Esp. in the rust belt. If there was early voting in mi and wis maybe we would have saw it But still .... she lost to Obama on the white woman vote. No one expected that
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Not a Step posted:Poor, bitter hillarymen. Lashing out at anything except your dogshit candidate and your dogshit view of the world. The Dems lost *everything*. Every branch of government. Completely. a bloo bloo my clinging to life criminal lost to the weird hair criminal
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We're gonna get a Rehnquist supreme court again. Joy.
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GobiasIndustries posted:Seriously tho, who else is there for 2020? duckworth is all i got but i admittedly don't know much about her positions. she is a new senator elected this year so maybe she can be obama 2.0 come 2020.
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I swear, I never want to see Hillary Clinton's name on my ballot ever again. She managed to loving Martha Coakley this election right into Donald Trump's hands.
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I wonder if the media (i.e. Jonathan Capehart) regrets either writing hitpieces on Bernie or completely ignoring him.
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SHY NUDIST GRRL posted:Too bad Bernie was even worse at winning elections than her, yeah? hhhhhhhahahaha nice. always look outward never inward. The Hilary method
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Alter Ego posted:I swear, I never want to see Hillary Clinton's name on my ballot ever again. She managed to loving Martha Coakley this election right into Donald Trump's hands. She's done mate
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Jeb! Repetition posted:My understanding was 10:30 eastern time, 9:30 central, so in 1 minute. go away you useless "candidate"
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Cubey posted:duckworth is all i got but i admittedly don't know much about her positions. she is a new senator elected this year so maybe she can be obama 2.0 come 2020. duckworth and booker are the easy bets at this point
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GobiasIndustries posted:Seriously tho, who else is there for 2020? Gabbard
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Alter Ego posted:I swear, I never want to see Hillary Clinton's name on my ballot ever again. She managed to loving Martha Coakley this election right into Donald Trump's hands. i never want to see hillary ever again.
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Schnorkles posted:I don't think so. There was a lot of evidence that dems were turning out low probability voters who were genuinely excited. What appears to have happened, and this will take weeks to sort out, is that the base disintegrated. Esp. in the rust belt. Can you tell us again there's no one to blame? Not even the media with their false equivalence 'balance' BS? I'm kind of angry at everyone
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