4/5 wrote:On behalf of the Great State of Florida, I’d like to thank Georgia for taking election chicanery to a level we’ve only previously dared to dream of. You’ve inspired us and I promise we’ll be ready for 2020.
There's a quote that I've seen going around being attributed to John Roberts but no one wants to post the source.
4/5 wrote:On behalf of the Great State of Florida, I’d like to thank Georgia for taking election chicanery to a level we’ve only previously dared to dream of. You’ve inspired us and I promise we’ll be ready for 2020.
There's a quote that I've seen going around being attributed to John Roberts but no one wants to post the source.
For example
I didn't think anyone else on here but me followed Lemieux on Twitter. I can guess with high confidence that he is sarcastically mocking Roberts's Shelby County opinion.
To be fair they definitely only do this because they constantly need to tell people that they aren’t talking about special special you because they don’t know yet
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NATHANIEL RAKICH8:27 PM
You may have noticed that our real-time forecast has moved toward Republicans in the House. It’s being too aggressive, in my opinion. The model sees that a bunch of “likely Republican” districts (particularly in Florida) are now 100 percent likely to go red. But there hasn’t been the chance for Democrats to clinch many equivalent likely Democratic districts.
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96583UP wrote:quit playing games with my heart, McP
NATHANIEL RAKICH8:27 PM
You may have noticed that our real-time forecast has moved toward Republicans in the House. It’s being too aggressive, in my opinion. The model sees that a bunch of “likely Republican” districts (particularly in Florida) are now 100 percent likely to go red. But there hasn’t been the chance for Democrats to clinch many equivalent likely Democratic districts.