Anonymous wrote:Three republican stronghold counties had machines go down. Voters were told to put their ballots in envelopes for the poll workers to scan for them.

Can you please try to at least hide your fraud?

Which counties?
Which precincts?
Which news organization is reporting this?

Anonymous wrote:Three republican stronghold counties had machines go down. Voters were told to put their ballots in envelopes for the poll workers to scan for them.

Can you please try to at least hide your fraud?

Proof, please?

Videos, please?

Oh, you don't have any proof? Huh.

Three republican stronghold counties had machines go down. Voters were told to put their ballots in envelopes for the poll workers to scan for them.

Can you please try to at least hide your fraud?

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Anonymous wrote:all four candidates seem nauseating.

Nope. Only the Republicans are sickening.

That sentiment that all candidates suck, was echoed by one of my cousins in Georgia that votes reliably Democratic. She still voted for the Democrats, because supporting Trump supporters is never an option.

Anonymous wrote:all four candidates seem nauseating.

Nope. Only the Republicans are sickening.

Anonymous wrote:I would think most moderates would be repelled by the insider trading and self-dealing that Perdue and Loefller are accused of.

The bigger issue, the USPS failed to deliver ballots in a timely manner to overseas and out-of-state absentee voters who legally filled out forms in October and November.

DeJoy is the gift that keeps on giving.

I don’t know why some of you persist in the belief that there are moderate people who would vote for the Repubs. Anyone who would consider casting a vote for a gooper is not moderate, they’re extremists.

The outcomes of the two races are strongly correlated. If you win one, odds are extremely high that you win both.

I agree that the GOP seems to magically over-perform polling in every election. But, just maybe, the Republican rank & file are complacent after Trump's loss and/or angry and won't vote. There's a lot of idiocy in the GOP media echochamber about people refusing to vote.

"We'll see what happens. We're looking into it!"

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Anonymous wrote:From 538:





Praying for this to hold and come true!

The Republican senate candidates largely overperformed polling expectations in November. These margins are way too close.

Not in Georgia.

This race is a toss up. Who knows what will happen but Ossoff and Warnock absolutely have a good shot.

Anonymous wrote:From 538:





Praying for this to hold and come true!

The Republican senate candidates largely overperformed polling expectations in November. These margins are way too close.

I would think most moderates would be repelled by the insider trading and self-dealing that Perdue and Loefller are accused of.

The bigger issue, the USPS failed to deliver ballots in a timely manner to overseas and out-of-state absentee voters who legally filled out forms in October and November.

DeJoy is the gift that keeps on giving.

Anonymous wrote:all four candidates seem nauseating.

Both the Repo candidates seem reptilian, yes.

Anonymous wrote:From 538:





Praying for this to hold and come true!

If only. Polls haven’t exactly been reliable.

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Anonymous wrote:I want to be optimistic but I don’t see the Dems pulling this off.

I think it’ll end up being split. Purdue is a known quantity in GA, but Loeffler is the definition of an empty suit and comes across as weird and out of touch. I could see him winning and her losing both in very close races.

This is a common prediction.

Anonymous wrote:I want to be optimistic but I don’t see the Dems pulling this off.

I think it’ll end up being split. Purdue is a known quantity in GA, but Loeffler is the definition of an empty suit and comes across as weird and out of touch. I could see him winning and her losing both in very close races.

Anonymous wrote:I want to be optimistic but I don’t see the Dems pulling this off.

Why not? GA is becoming the new VA.