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In reply to the discussion: Something is off. The early vote numbers (while super early) simply do not match the narrative [View all]Warpy
(114,712 posts)26. The models? Lazy journalism!
Lazy journalists tell us that midterms always favor the fundgelical Republicans, always, then they roll over and go back to sleep.
They have no idea how deeply pissed off women are because they've never bothered to ask us. Even antiabortion women realize that a fundamental right was taken away from them and their daughters.
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Something is off. The early vote numbers (while super early) simply do not match the narrative [View all]
Demsrule86
Oct 2022
OP
This is what I believe. And to those who breathlessly post such things as 'facts'. Please stop!
Demsrule86
Oct 2022
#1
I don't know how many pundits I have heard say "when the Republicans take over the house" not if
Walleye
Oct 2022
#2
I agree with that...these folks are not on our side...and they have cheerleaders even here.
Demsrule86
Oct 2022
#3
It's almost as if opinion polls are more important to them than the actual election
Walleye
Oct 2022
#5
Yes they have forgotten this...they don't give a damn IMHO...most are rich enough so it doesn't
Demsrule86
Oct 2022
#8
Michael Moore tends to have good instincts and he isn't buying the polling either. nt
Quixote1818
Oct 2022
#4
Michael Moore has gotten on my last nerve forever!!! But often, he has been correct and I have been
Demsrule86
Oct 2022
#9
I think they are lying and are deliberately trying to help the GOP...They use parameters which
Demsrule86
Oct 2022
#14
I saw one poll where only 5 percent said Abortion was the issue. Rigging the polls on purpose.
sarcasmo
Oct 2022
#65
I think the House could go either way with gerrymandering and all but I think we get the Senate and
Demsrule86
Oct 2022
#15
Because polls are all bullshit, supposed to make us think we've already lost,
Meadowoak
Oct 2022
#13
That is true. So true, in fact, that Republicans have gone to full on absurdity.
jaxexpat
Oct 2022
#41
This city alone represents abourt 15% of the state's vote and we are about 80% (D)
BumRushDaShow
Oct 2022
#71
They called it early voting so I think people are showing up at early voting sites. I have heard
Demsrule86
Oct 2022
#18
Again, as my post suggests, early in-person voting in 2020 was impacted by COVID
onenote
Oct 2022
#19
Well that is where we disagree. I lived in Georgia and understand voting there...So you think the
Demsrule86
Oct 2022
#21
The numbers from the GA Sec of State's office suggest that in-person voting has not increased much
onenote
Oct 2022
#24
Disappointing that you didn't point out the weakness of comparing 2022 to 2020 until after I did.
onenote
Oct 2022
#39
Most everybody today has a cell phone. Most do not answer calls of numbers I have no idea who it is
ashredux
Oct 2022
#25
I tell them if it was so obviously stolen and republicans can't prove in court a single case, then
Hassin Bin Sober
Oct 2022
#55
Not only that, they've been intentionally and consistently pushing the narrative that Dems
Sky Jewels
Oct 2022
#66