Originally posted by Robtard
Oh, yeah, it's possible Georgia could flip Blue in the Senate as well in Jan 2021. Would be epic.
republicans are working super-hard to make that happen.
even geraldo rivera just jumped off of the batshit express. republicans are in sorry shape when they manage to lose even geraldo's ear.
Originally posted by Blakemore
You actually didn't know that. 😐Even I knew that!
Try harder to "get dadudemon." It's right in my post:
"Her vacant spot would likely go to a Dem."
Because a special appointment by the CA governor would fill her vacant spot until an election could be held.
Snowdragon's post did not makes sense.
Dem to dem = no net change
Tie break votes, from VP's, do not happen very often.
https://www.senate.gov/artandhistory/history/resources/pdf/VPTies.pdf
But Pence made the most tie breaker votes of any modern US VP, though.
Originally posted by BackFire
Yeah. I think the idea of Georgia totallly flipping blue is really unlikely. Dems will be very lucky to win one of the seats imo. The state is still conservative. Biden winning it was more about conservatives not likening Trump. There were something like 50,000 people who voted for Biden who also voted for the two Republican senators. Shows that it was more a rejection of trump than conservative principles.
Yeah, cuz remember people like Susan Collins and Mitch McConnell got elected once again.
Originally posted by Bashar Teg
republicans are working super-hard to make that happen.
even geraldo rivera just jumped off of the batshit express. republicans are in sorry shape when they manage to lose even geraldo's ear.
LoLz at seeing them eat each other. Good. Good.
It's going to be absolutely delicious if what Trump and Trumpers are doing right now end up pissing off enough people that if ends up flipping both GA seats.
Originally posted by Robtard
It's going to be absolutely delicious if what Trump and Trumpers are doing right now end up pissing off enough people that if ends up flipping both GA seats.
it is delicious right now. this is their only remaining shot at some small win, and trump is working hard in his bunker to snatch this defeat from the jaws of victory.
Originally posted by BackFire
Yeah. I think the idea of Georgia totallly flipping blue is really unlikely. Dems will be very lucky to win one of the seats imo. The state is still conservative. Biden winning it was more about conservatives not likening Trump. There were something like 50,000 people who voted for Biden who also voted for the two Republican senators. Shows that it was more a rejection of trump than conservative principles.
The 73 million votes for Trump disagrees with the concept that it was a "rejection of Trump". Trump had much greater support from GOP folks than Biden had of Dem folks.
Biden just simply got more votes from white males compared to 2016. The white males significantly dropped support from Trump and switched to Biden. From what I can see, proportionally, Biden lost ground among all other major demographics compared to 2016, across the board.
Here's a much newer but highly confusing exit poll write-up:
We should thank the white-boys for the election. Had they not swapped support by, say, even half of what they did, Trump would likely retain the office.
Originally posted by dadudemon
The 73 million votes for Trump disagrees with the concept that it was a "rejection of Trump". Trump had much greater support from GOP folks than Biden had of Dem folks.Biden just simply got more votes from white males compared to 2016. The white males significantly dropped support from Trump and switched to Biden. From what I can see, proportionally, Biden lost ground among all other major demographics compared to 2016, across the board.
Here's a much newer but highly confusing exit poll write-up:
We should thank the white-boys for the election. Had they not swapped support by, say, even half of what they did, Trump would likely retain the office.
Yep Trump made better gains with minorities than Biden lol.
Originally posted by dadudemon
The 73 million votes for Trump disagrees with the concept that it was a "rejection of Trump". Trump had much greater support from GOP folks than Biden had of Dem folks.Biden just simply got more votes from white males compared to 2016. The white males significantly dropped support from Trump and switched to Biden. From what I can see, proportionally, Biden lost ground among all other major demographics compared to 2016, across the board.
Here's a much newer but highly confusing exit poll write-up:
We should thank the white-boys for the election. Had they not swapped support by, say, even half of what they did, Trump would likely retain the office.
I’m talking about Georgia specifically. Biden won Georgia because of the suburbs around Atlanta which are usually friendly to republicans but rejected trump while voting for conservatives down ticket.
People shouldn’t expect Georgia to remain blue. And it’s unlikely the dems win one senate seat there, let alone two.