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Seven minutes until the first exit polls, folks. Prepare yourselves.
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Nov 8, 2016 22:54
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No Friend of Gravity posted:27% Latinos in the early exit for Trump, what? I guess later CA returns change this, but... What? 27% of latinos is a really low number for the GOP.
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AceRimmer posted:EXIT POLLS GAY, SO WHAT thankfully they're inconclusive so far, so no one is melting down or celebrating prematurely
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Schnorkles posted:No margin in Duval finish him!!!!!!!!!
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Nov 9, 2016 00:24
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Trump presently outperforming his benchmarks in rural Indiana. Nothing to panic about, but bad news for Iowa + Ohio probably.
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Nov 9, 2016 00:40
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Schnorkles posted:
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Nov 9, 2016 00:40
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now CLINTON is outperforming benchmarks in more urban Indiana cities. the polarization is REAL
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Nov 9, 2016 00:48
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Benchmark Politics @benchmarkpol 8s9 seconds ago In Kentucky, DDHQ with a populated county: Fayette. 55k votes. We had Clinton +1, at 50% in Clinton +15 there.
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Alter Ego posted:What the gently caress is going on in Florida? Did Broward and Dade report completely already? No, they're only partially reported.
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Jota posted:She's up with the panhandle and South Florida democratic strongholds yet to report. She's winning it Panhandle is GOP territory.
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Steve Schale @steveschale 14m14 minutes ago This is pretty remarkable - in 41 counties in Florida, Trump's share is better than the best share that any R has gotten since 2000. gently caress
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Nov 9, 2016 02:57
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guys trump is going to win. i just lost $2k on predictit and im 500% shook. i can afford the money (still up $6k overall) but holy gently caress
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Nov 9, 2016 03:21
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Nov 9, 2016 03:36
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Virginia looking like a hyper-narrow win for HRC, Wisconsin looking extremely bad.
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Nov 9, 2016 03:55
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Chris James 2 posted:FYI meltdowners: Trump needs VA He doesn't. He can take Wisconsin.
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Nov 9, 2016 03:56
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Wisconsin gonna defect. So many lovely rural whites. I can loving taste it.
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Upshot gives Trump an 86% chance now. Entire rust belt defecting hard. History will remember our failures today.
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DryGoods posted:So the Democrats are the tattered party pushed out of all major branches of power with the petulant candidate sending a subordinate to tell the crowd to scram instead of making a speech? Uh ok, well then. Yes, as they have been for years, as I have pointed out to deaf ears many a time as others chanted "THE GOP IS DEAD!"
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Nov 9, 2016 09:11
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clinton narrowly beat out trump to be declared the worst major party nominee in american history. she defeated goldwater and mcgovern for this honor. hail hillary!
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Charlz Guybon posted:Biden or Warren might have won. I don't think Bernie had a chance. bernie would have crushed it. hillary lost with the working class whites, as expected 1000 times over, she just did so about 50% worse than most thought was possible. would not have happened with bernie, period. he would have made trump look like the elitist bossman fucker . easy win, as has been explained a billion times.
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jBrereton posted:Sanders was not more likeable than Hillary. No. He lacks charisma. But the fact that he spoke about the poor at all would probably have kept some (enough?) of the people who ended up voting for Trump at home so there could be four more years of this whole thing we have going on trundling along. seriously, it would have been agonizingly easy relative to this stupid bullshit song and dance. flagellate yourself.
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jBrereton posted:I'm not a hillary fan or anything but I think Sanders would honestly have been crushed in the debates and by a media that was probably even more hostile to him than Trump (who it at least pandered to with attention). nope, he was likeable, which is 90% of the fight. the other 10% was identifying with alienated workers. it's literally his entire angle, my god you folks are dense
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DryGoods posted:With this Hillary loss, I'm starting to get the idea you need some kind of, I dunno, charisma to become President. It could be nothing, but I think the rise of all these Talking Picture Machines really ups the need for some Moxie. the theory that "as long as the bad people who will never vote for my candidate are objectively wrong they wont matter" has been falsified today, yes
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Nov 9, 2016 10:31
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theflyingexecutive posted:I have another thought: everyone completely hosed up at how craven the religious and esp evangelicals were to endorse a walking mortal sin. In a world where beliefs actually mattered, turnout would have been subterranean this is true, they are just GOP lackeys at the end of the day
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Nov 9, 2016 10:32
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Homework Explainer posted:extremely correct. tim kaine would have done just as poorly, pretty much for the same reasons as clinton i think tim kaine would have done slightly better for demographic reasons/lack of scandals, but yeah, biden and sanders would have won outright
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Nov 9, 2016 10:32
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jBrereton posted:I am a guy who would have voted for Sanders in the US. He was not likeable, though. His hoarse voice from a lifetime spent shouting things/over people was a telltale sign that he was a guy who did not get his way as much as he liked. People pick up on that stuff. he was provably likeable according to polls, albeit only at a +5-10 basis. Clinton was -15, though, which is historically weak. I'm not saying Sanders was a great or even good candidate, just that he was better than the worst candidate in history, Hillary Rodham Clinton
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Yinlock posted:because hillary has 2 decades of media poo poo flinging and trump is donald trump huuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuur, let's just ignore that huge malus and vote for her anyway to make a point!
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Yinlock posted:malus the BAD THING, friend, the BAD THING. people hated her even before she ran, and hated her more when she started to run. thats bad! if 60% of people hate you in an election you might lose, even against someone that 65% of people hate. all it takes is a quirk in the electoral college. poof!
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Nov 9, 2016 10:42
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reminder that the Nevada Culinary Union won Clinton a legit swing state and a senate seat despite her abysmal performance, proving that working people truly trump the loathsome capital milquetoasts
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Nov 9, 2016 10:43
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jBrereton posted:Because he exists in the same utopian headspace as Leon Trotsky does for left wing 19 year olds. sounds great! he might have even had some college turnout like obama and unlike hillary. drat, inspiring people is such a boon, who could have foreseen...........
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i say this every day, every night, and it's so loving true: Sanders. was. a. better. candidate. than. Hillary. Clinton. and. it's. not. close. i mean, Rubio was a better candidate than Trump, too, but we settled on a battle between crippled candidates and lost a tossup. and Sanders wasn't even that good!!!! gently caress!
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