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Anonymous wrote:How's everyone feeling this morning? I'm feeling lllloooooolllllll!

I am happily stunned.

Same. I felt so dark and hopeless yesterday. Today, we have Senator Fetterman - and Lauren Boebert lost!!!

So grateful that Tony Evers and Gretchen Whitmer won. So grateful for a lot of things today. (Knock wood!!) Lot could still go wrong, but at least there are some bright spots - and a serious repudiation of MAGA lunatics.

Has Boebert’s race been called? NYT still had her winning when I looked early morning.

Ah, shoot - you seem to be right. I thought she was gone for sure.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/midterm-elections-2022/lauren-boebert-adam-frisch-colorado-election-b2221319.html

It’s been called by independent data analyst in Colorado that Bobert is out. I will wait patiently and optimistically!
She should’ve been a shoe in. Her district was a .9 Republican advantage and she started the race with 2 million in her campaign coffer.
She’s a loser, loser, loser!

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How's everyone feeling this morning? I'm feeling lllloooooolllllll!

I am happily stunned.

Same. I felt so dark and hopeless yesterday. Today, we have Senator Fetterman - and Lauren Boebert lost!!!

So grateful that Tony Evers and Gretchen Whitmer won. So grateful for a lot of things today. (Knock wood!!) Lot could still go wrong, but at least there are some bright spots - and a serious repudiation of MAGA lunatics.

Has Boebert’s race been called? NYT still had her winning when I looked early morning.

Ah, shoot - you seem to be right. I thought she was gone for sure.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/midterm-elections-2022/lauren-boebert-adam-frisch-colorado-election-b2221319.html

It’s been called by independent data analyst in Colorado that Bobert is out. I will wait patiently and optimistically!
She should’ve been a shoe in. Her district was a .9 Republican advantage and she started the race with 2 million in her campaign coffer.
She’s a loser, loser, loser!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How's everyone feeling this morning? I'm feeling lllloooooolllllll!

I am happily stunned.

Same. I felt so dark and hopeless yesterday. Today, we have Senator Fetterman - and Lauren Boebert lost!!!

So grateful that Tony Evers and Gretchen Whitmer won. So grateful for a lot of things today. (Knock wood!!) Lot could still go wrong, but at least there are some bright spots - and a serious repudiation of MAGA lunatics.

Has Boebert’s race been called? NYT still had her winning when I looked early morning.

Ah, shoot - you seem to be right. I thought she was gone for sure.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/midterm-elections-2022/lauren-boebert-adam-frisch-colorado-election-b2221319.html

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How's everyone feeling this morning? I'm feeling lllloooooolllllll!

I am happily stunned.

Same. I felt so dark and hopeless yesterday. Today, we have Senator Fetterman - and Lauren Boebert lost!!!

So grateful that Tony Evers and Gretchen Whitmer won. So grateful for a lot of things today. (Knock wood!!) Lot could still go wrong, but at least there are some bright spots - and a serious repudiation of MAGA lunatics.

Has Boebert’s race been called? NYT still had her winning when I looked early morning.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How's everyone feeling this morning? I'm feeling lllloooooolllllll!

I am happily stunned.

Same. I felt so dark and hopeless yesterday. Today, we have Senator Fetterman - and Lauren Boebert lost!!!

So grateful that Tony Evers and Gretchen Whitmer won. So grateful for a lot of things today. (Knock wood!!) Lot could still go wrong, but at least there are some bright spots - and a serious repudiation of MAGA lunatics.

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Anonymous wrote:Maybe if Republicans had not messed with women’s reproductive rights, they would be sweeping the elections.
Maybe if Democrats had been tougher on crime, they would be destroying the abhorrent Reps tonight.
Oh well.

What does “tougher on crime” mean?

+1

Only one party supported more funding to local police forces and it wasn't the GOP. Only one party wants to get some of the most lethal weaponry off our streets, and it isn't the GOP.

You'll only convince many of us when we don't have liberals in DA and other court positions who think it's fine to have low bail, cashless bail, and repeat criminals walking the streets to prey on innocent victims who are just trying to go about the business of living and get mugged, carjacked, raped, and murdered by those with a violent criminal history.

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Anonymous wrote:We need to get Florida black and play in the next two years or getting the boats we need for the presidency will be nonexistent

FL is gone.

Yup. Desantis won MIAMI DADE by 11 points, and that effort was years in the making. Dems elsewhere continue to underestimate how broad his appeal is to their detriment.

His margins are about the same as Rubios. This just tells me FL is now red.

Floridian here - Florida seems now red, but I don't think irrevocably so. We aren't Arkansas. It's a redder voting pool plus Florida Democrats are incompetent and terrible. Demmings was a good candidate - she should have run for governor instead of Senate. But overall we have zero game in this state. It's like we want to lose. Where are our Hispanic candidates? Where is our massive GOTV operation? Where is our campaigning? Where is our Hispanic outreach? Crist - again? I mean I voted for him because I thought he had a better chance than Nikki Fried but it's not like he was some exciting candidate with massive energy and appeal - he's a guy who'd already lost the governorship once before. I liked him as my MOC, and did not have high hopes about his race against DeSantis.

Hopefully, one day, Florida Dems will get our acts together - but that day wasn't yesterday.

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maybe if Republicans had not messed with women’s reproductive rights, they would be sweeping the elections.
Maybe if Democrats had been tougher on crime, they would be destroying the abhorrent Reps tonight.
Oh well.

What does “tougher on crime” mean?

+1

Only one party supported more funding to local police forces and it wasn't the GOP. Only one party wants to get some of the most lethal weaponry off our streets, and it isn't the GOP.

You'll only convince many of us when we don't have liberals in DA and other court positions who think it's fine to have low bail, cashless bail, and repeat criminals walking the streets to prey on innocent victims who are just trying to go about the business of living and get mugged, carjacked, raped, and murdered by those with a violent criminal history.

Anonymous wrote:Georgia SoS office is saying that the Senate race appears to be headed to a runoff. Is that good or bad news for Warnock?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maybe if Republicans had not messed with women’s reproductive rights, they would be sweeping the elections.
Maybe if Democrats had been tougher on crime, they would be destroying the abhorrent Reps tonight.
Oh well.

What does “tougher on crime” mean?

+1

Only one party supported more funding to local police forces and it wasn't the GOP. Only one party wants to get some of the most lethal weaponry off our streets, and it isn't the GOP.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How's everyone feeling this morning? I'm feeling lllloooooolllllll!

I am happily stunned.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We need to get Florida black and play in the next two years or getting the boats we need for the presidency will be nonexistent

FL is gone.

Yup. Desantis won MIAMI DADE by 11 points, and that effort was years in the making. Dems elsewhere continue to underestimate how broad his appeal is to their detriment.

His margins are about the same as Rubios. This just tells me FL is now red.