On this page [Link] there used to be a truckload of messages but (at least on my end) none are showing up.
Also on the containers NH Libertarian Party, Clark County, and Clark County Commission somebody posted something but I can't see what they said.
LSwisso: Harris is still someone to be concerned about, her ties to Big Tech would help Google wiggle out of a meaningful breakup. She wants to use the federal government to censor Americans online, she wants to make life more expensive and miserable for the average American, she's an elitist. She's a corporate sellout.
BrentinCO: <q 11714="">Changed my prediction from Slight Stein to Lean Stein.
Will Stein's good performance (if he ultimately does end up having a good performance, which I think he will) here help Harris and other Democrats who are down-ballot?
I upped my as well to lean the other day. All the recent elections have been so close...Roy won with just a over 51% for re-election. IF Stein wins with more or even over 52% that will be a tremendous result.
It's not that improbable in my opinion, here in Pennsylvania Shapiro won by double-digits against Mastriano, and PA 2022 and NC 2024 have a lot of similarities.
Shapiro = Stein and Mastriano = Robinson
Then again, North Carolina is more right-wing than Pennsylvania is, and on top of that Trump is on the ballot this year, so it won't be double-digits but I think it will be a good 4-6 point Stein win, if, of course, all of the dynamics stay the same from now until November.
LSwisso: Fischer's gonna win. How is it that Ricketts is safe but Fischer is in some trouble ?. Nebrasksa is a realiably red state and Fischer should not be in any trouble.
After 10 years in the Senate, she became the 2nd most senior Republican on the Senate Armed Services Committee.
Dan Osborn (Fischer's opponent) is not a Democrat but an Independent and polling shows it being close.
However, after Utah's 2022 Senate Race and Kansas's 2014 senate race with the way those turned out, I'm not expecting a Fischer win by less than 6-9 points.
Happy birthday to the best Republican Governor that my state has ever had in recent times. He's one of the few Republicans here in Pennsylvania who I would absolutely consider voting for now and who I would vote for in his previous elections if I was a voter at that time.
To the MAGA crowd if you are a Republican working with Democrats you are considered a RINO unless it benefits them (see: the ouster of Kevin McCarthy, where the MAGA crowd worked with Democrats to oust him, yet claim to be working against the "uniparty").
It's a sign we live in a negative political environment when any sign of bipartisan political cooperation is seen as the "elite" working against the American people. This makes it significantly harder to get anything meaningful done, because now most politicians are afraid of their own base.
But anyway, Utah Republicans seem to be different from national republicans in the sense that they tend to support more candidates like Cox and Romney rather than candidates like Lyman and Lee. Lyman will probably get at most, 5% of the vote.
We still made overall progress by kicking out Bowman and Bush. Omar holding on was to be expected in my opinion. I just hope Samuels doesn't go for Round 3....
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