yeah, Biden got 81MM votes in 2020!Jack Bauer said:
Trump 67,609,463 votes
Kamala 62,570,344 votes
Trump - +5M
LOL....
- KKM
DJT The first 3 term President....
Are you a man or a mouse!? - F. D.
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LOL....
- KKM
DJT The first 3 term President....
January 20th is gonna be fun to watch!
No, get the popcorn ready.....Nov 6th to Jan 20th will be the entertaining part....Jack Bauer said:
January 20th is gonna be fun to watch!
MSM still refusing to project Alaska.
Their level of pettiness is amazing.
It's over guys.
Their level of pettiness is amazing.
It's over guys.
By the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ we shall be saved.
The most rambling victory speech ever. I know it 2:30 in the morning but damn.
Alaska will put him over the top.
Popular vote win.
Possible electoral blowout if he wins Arizona, Wisconsin, and Michigan.
But it isn't over...it is just beginning. Now comes the diffcult work of undoing everything that was done over the past 4 years...and putting safeguards into place to ensure it doesn't happen again.
Popular vote win.
Possible electoral blowout if he wins Arizona, Wisconsin, and Michigan.
But it isn't over...it is just beginning. Now comes the diffcult work of undoing everything that was done over the past 4 years...and putting safeguards into place to ensure it doesn't happen again.
william said:yeah, Biden got 81MM votes in 2020!Jack Bauer said:
Trump 67,609,463 votes
Kamala 62,570,344 votes
Trump - +5M
LOL....
- KKM
DJT The first 3 term President....
Now, I will get on that bandwagon. If the votes were in the 80's, I would say it is a new dynamic. But, the votes being in the 60's in 2024???? Trump needs to order forensic accounting of 2020. That is a big difference.
FLBear5630 said:william said:yeah, Biden got 81MM votes in 2020!Jack Bauer said:
Trump 67,609,463 votes
Kamala 62,570,344 votes
Trump - +5M
LOL....
- KKM
DJT The first 3 term President....
Now, I will get on that bandwagon. If the votes were in the 80's, I would say it is a new dynamic. But, the votes being in the 60's in 2024???? Trump needs to order forensic accounting of 2020. That is a big difference.
He needs to let it go and move on. There's nothing you can do about it now and we desperately need to heal. Can't do that while picking the scab.
We need to be as close to "one nation" as we have been in a really long time. The world is a much different place than it was 4 years ago.
GOP needs to move their roving band of lawyers to the in play senate and house seats pronto.
The House will do nothing but impeach impeach impeach if it falls into democrats hands.
The House will do nothing but impeach impeach impeach if it falls into democrats hands.
{ sipping covfefe }
{ eating donut }
- KKM
Go Bears!
{ eating donut }
- KKM
Go Bears!
Are you a man or a mouse!? - F. D.
Jack Bauer said:
"You are looking live..."PENNSYLVANIA‼️
— Sheri™ (@FFT1776) November 5, 2024
THIS IS HUGE‼️
I live in a very rural area so this massive line of vehicles to vote is unprecedented here
Parking is an issue.
🇺🇸TRUMP COUNTRY USA🇺🇸
🎶👇🏻🎶 pic.twitter.com/XVvnKv0Am2
Thanks for sharing. This is wonderful!
Johnny Bear said:Jack Bauer said:🚨New: Fox News John Roberts said Harris needs to have 700,000 votes in Philadelphia in order to pull out the win in Pennsylvania.
— The Calvin Coolidge Project (@TheCalvinCooli1) November 5, 2024
In 2016 Clinton got 560,542 votes
In 2020 Biden got 603,790 votes pic.twitter.com/JDGy2LiAQv
Sounds like the dims need to get busy printing fake ballots.
They've been doing that for weeks, no doubt.
I also voted for my daughter’s rights.
— Insurrection Barbie (@DefiyantlyFree) November 5, 2024
I voted for her right to free speech.
I voted for her right to practice her religion.
I voted for her right to peacefully assemble and protest a tyrannical government, regardless of her political leanings.
I voted for her right to bodily…
They will hold out, cheat on AZ, NV, then contest WI and PA..Forest Bueller said:
MSM still refusing to project Alaska.
Their level of pettiness is amazing.
It's over guys.
major tip o' the cap to scott presler...... might have been THE difference in this election.
- KKM
https://twitter.com/ScottPresler
- KKM
https://twitter.com/ScottPresler
Are you a man or a mouse!? - F. D.
Wasn't even close to bad next to any time chuckles open her pie hole....El Oso said:
The most rambling victory speech ever. I know it 2:30 in the morning but damn.
Where do we stand on the House right now? Thought we would see who took it by now
Assassin said:
Where do we stand on the House right now? Thought we would see who took it by now
Not sure. That's critical, or else 2025 starts with an impeachment and the Dems suddenly discover the power of the purse to defund the Trump agenda.
and you know there is some liberal hanky-panky going on behind the scene to make that happen right now.Realitybites said:Not sure. That's critical, or else 2025 starts with an impeachment and the Dems suddenly discover the power of the purse to defund the Trump agenda.Assassin said:
Where do we stand on the House right now? Thought we would see who took it by now
Ouch! Pick one... https://www.cnn.com/
Senate races yet to be called per CNN
- Michigan
- Wisconsin
- Arizona
- Pennsylvania
- Nevada
- Maine
House Republicans growing bullish as race for control of the chamber continues
From CNN's Lauren Fox
While there are still more than 20 key House races outstanding in the battle for control in the House, Republicans are growing more bullish on their chance of retaining the chamber.
"We feel very confident," one GOP campaign operative told CNN Wednesday morning, but they added that expanding the majority much beyond where it has been is looking less likely right now.
Several Republican incumbents who were once considered vulnerable are still in the fight from Don Bacon in Nebraska to John Duarte in California's central valley.
From CNN's Lauren Fox
While there are still more than 20 key House races outstanding in the battle for control in the House, Republicans are growing more bullish on their chance of retaining the chamber.
"We feel very confident," one GOP campaign operative told CNN Wednesday morning, but they added that expanding the majority much beyond where it has been is looking less likely right now.
Several Republican incumbents who were once considered vulnerable are still in the fight from Don Bacon in Nebraska to John Duarte in California's central valley.
CNN Projection: Three more states vote to protect abortion rights, while effort fails in South Dakota
From CNN's Kaanita Iyer, Piper Hudspeth Blackburn and Lauren Mascarenhas
Measures to protect abortion access in Missouri, Nevada and Montana will pass, CNN projects, joining wins for abortion rights advocates in New York, Colorado, Maryland and Arizona.
Meanwhile, South Dakota's ban on abortions with an exception to save the life of the mother will remain in place after a ballot measure to expand access failed, CNN projects. A similar measure also failed in Florida.
Here's a roundup of the newly projected measures:
Missouri: A measure to enshrine the right to an abortion up to the point of viability in the state's constitution will be approved, greatly expanding access to abortion in the state, where it is currently banned with no exceptions for rape or incest.
Nevada: Voters will approve a measure establishing the right to an abortion up to the point of viability in Nevada's constitution, though voters will have to approve the measure again in 2026 to amend the constitution.
Montana: A measure to amend Montana's constitution to protect the right to make decisions about one's own pregnancy including the right to an abortion through fetal viability or when needed to protect the pregnant patient's life of health will pass.
South Dakota: Voters will reject a measure that would have guaranteed a constitutional right to an abortion, with exceptions, during the first and second trimesters of pregnancy.
What we're waiting for: Voters in Nebraska also weighed in on the issue as they faced dueling measures on the ballot. One would invalidate the state's 12-week abortion ban, which makes exceptions for sexual assault, incest and medical emergencies, while the other would uphold the restriction.
From CNN's Kaanita Iyer, Piper Hudspeth Blackburn and Lauren Mascarenhas
Measures to protect abortion access in Missouri, Nevada and Montana will pass, CNN projects, joining wins for abortion rights advocates in New York, Colorado, Maryland and Arizona.
Meanwhile, South Dakota's ban on abortions with an exception to save the life of the mother will remain in place after a ballot measure to expand access failed, CNN projects. A similar measure also failed in Florida.
Here's a roundup of the newly projected measures:
Missouri: A measure to enshrine the right to an abortion up to the point of viability in the state's constitution will be approved, greatly expanding access to abortion in the state, where it is currently banned with no exceptions for rape or incest.
Nevada: Voters will approve a measure establishing the right to an abortion up to the point of viability in Nevada's constitution, though voters will have to approve the measure again in 2026 to amend the constitution.
Montana: A measure to amend Montana's constitution to protect the right to make decisions about one's own pregnancy including the right to an abortion through fetal viability or when needed to protect the pregnant patient's life of health will pass.
South Dakota: Voters will reject a measure that would have guaranteed a constitutional right to an abortion, with exceptions, during the first and second trimesters of pregnancy.
What we're waiting for: Voters in Nebraska also weighed in on the issue as they faced dueling measures on the ballot. One would invalidate the state's 12-week abortion ban, which makes exceptions for sexual assault, incest and medical emergencies, while the other would uphold the restriction.
william said:
major tip o' the cap to scott presler...... might have been THE difference in this election.
- KKM
https://twitter.com/ScottPresler
The Persistence
Now CNN projects Senate to 52, and 49 seats left to fill in the HouseAssassin said:
House Republicans growing bullish as race for control of the chamber continues
From CNN's Lauren Fox
While there are still more than 20 key House races outstanding in the battle for control in the House, Republicans are growing more bullish on their chance of retaining the chamber.
"We feel very confident," one GOP campaign operative told CNN Wednesday morning, but they added that expanding the majority much beyond where it has been is looking less likely right now.
Several Republican incumbents who were once considered vulnerable are still in the fight from Don Bacon in Nebraska to John Duarte in California's central valley.
Republicans up to 204 seats in the house according to CNN. Getting close to majority
Fun to watch CNN. Still calling Jan 6th, an "Insurrection" instead of what it was, a riot. Also called it a "coordinated attack"
5 flips to Rep in the House so farAssassin said:Now CNN projects Senate to 52, and 49 seats left to fill in the HouseAssassin said:
House Republicans growing bullish as race for control of the chamber continues
From CNN's Lauren Fox
While there are still more than 20 key House races outstanding in the battle for control in the House, Republicans are growing more bullish on their chance of retaining the chamber.
"We feel very confident," one GOP campaign operative told CNN Wednesday morning, but they added that expanding the majority much beyond where it has been is looking less likely right now.
Several Republican incumbents who were once considered vulnerable are still in the fight from Don Bacon in Nebraska to John Duarte in California's central valley.
GOP: Mandate
Dems: Men Date
Dems: Men Date
Wonder if this puts JD Vance in the 2028 driver's seat? He did extremely well against Walz in the debate. Very smart fellow
Assassin said:
Where do we stand on the House right now? Thought we would see who took it by now
GOP has both houses, but slim margins.
CBS also calling Senate at 52. Fox behind a bit.historian said:Assassin said:
Where do we stand on the House right now? Thought we would see who took it by now
GOP has both houses, but slim margins.
too many cal based seats, may take daysAssassin said:
Where do we stand on the House right now? Thought we would see who took it by now
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Dang but Melania Trump looks good. Best looking First Lady in my lifetime