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Oh wow, I totally forgot about looney tunes Tea Party witch lady.

'Twas a simpler time when Obama was merely a "Kenyan Muslim." We were so naive and young.

Anonymous wrote:Herschel Walker is just plain stupid. Anyone who hears him speak can see that. People vote for him for one reason. So Mitch McConnell has an additional buttboy he can count on.

I don't think he's "just plain stupid." I think he suffers from CTE, from multiple concussions and head trauma from his years of playing football. The end result of both arguments is that he really is not fit to hold public office.

Herschel Walker is just plain stupid. Anyone who hears him speak can see that. People vote for him for one reason. So Mitch McConnell has an additional buttboy he can count on.

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https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2010/10/05/130353168/-i-m-not-a-witch-republican-senate-candidate-christine-o-donnell-says-in-new-ad

It was a more innocent time when a lousy GOP candidate merely had to defend their light dabbling in witchcraft.

Anonymous wrote:New Hampshire primary tonight yields another GOP winner

I was reading about this a few days ago. Dems were spending money for ads against Morse. They know that Bolduc will be the easier candidate to beat because Morse is much more moderate. Hopefully, they are right, I mean correct! The GOP is not happy with this win.

https://www.newsweek.com/democrats-propel-magas-don-bolduc-victory-over-mitch-mcconnells-morse-1742578

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Anonymous wrote:Nate Cohn has an article in today’s NYT saying that polls might be overestimating Democratic support in seemingly close races like NC, Georgia and Ohio.

Of course we are. Haven’t we learned something from the last three elections? Polls are not accurate with MAGAS.

+1 he’s been burned umpteen times in close elections that underestimate GOP support even though the poll predicted D victory

Anonymous wrote:New Hampshire primary tonight yields another GOP winner

Phew. He will definitely be easier for Maggie Hassan to beat.

This campaign will be a clear contrast between my record of delivering for the people of New Hampshire and Don Bolduc’s radical, backward-looking agenda," Hassan said in an early morning press release. "If Don Bolduc had his way in the U.S. Senate, he would work to end Social Security, decimate Medicare, and vote to ban abortion nationwide. Don Bolduc is simply too extreme for New Hampshire, and his agenda is wildly out of touch with Granite Staters.”

New Hampshire primary tonight yields another GOP winner

Notably missing: Arizona and Florida

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Anonymous wrote:

I've never heard of this outfit. What's their track record? A gap like this in Ohio seems unlikely.

Ok but this is fall of 2022. The women of ohio have been shoved back hard almost 50 years in terms of their rights and vance is fine with that. He is not good for the women of ohio or anyone else and the voters know it.

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Anonymous wrote:

I've never heard of this outfit. What's their track record? A gap like this in Ohio seems unlikely.

Echelon Insights is fairly new. https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/pollster-ratings/echelon-insights/

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Anonymous wrote:

I've never heard of this outfit. What's their track record? A gap like this in Ohio seems unlikely.

The problem with on-line polling is that they grossly underestimate the Republican tin-foil hat crowd who will not participate because they feel that the government is spying on them through their computers.

So, you have to take on-line polls with an even bigger grain of salt that phone polls.

The problem is that 2016 revealed that there were far more ignorant tin-foil hatters than we ever suspected before.

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I've never heard of this outfit. What's their track record? A gap like this in Ohio seems unlikely.