[King Maxx]

If Mississippi goes blue, then you know LA, AL, and AR will be close.

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by that G.U.Y.

Texas will not go blue. The people here would rather have a psychopath as president than someone who vows to raise their taxes.

The cruel things I heard here in 2012 and 2008 about Barack Obama.

She won't win Texas, but she's going to close the gap. Obama lost it by 11 points in '08 and won PA by similar margins that year.

If you look at the polls so far, Trump is ahead by about 10 while Hillary is up way more in states like CO, VA, and PA. Texas is going to be a swing state within a decade and Hillary thinks she can at least speed that process up for 2020 which is why Tim Kaine did a public rally there this month.

[Bloo]

Originally posted by LuLuDrops

You have to pay to be a Trump "election observer" A writer tried it out for laughs and you can't go to the next page unless you make a donation

Written like a true fascist.

[jpow]

The majority of Texas high school students would vote democratic right now if given a chance, so I definitely think by 2020 it could be up for grabs. I substitute teach at a high school and in my class in May I did a poll each period to see who they would vote for and Clinton won each time. And I live in the middle of BFE Texas, hard core Republican.

[Citrus]

None of the Clinton/Kaine stickers are cute, poor dat

[Beatz]

I hope Hillary helps in some way overthrow the dictatorship in Venezuela.

[jpow]

Originally posted by Citrus

None of the Clinton/Kaine stickers are cute, poor dat

They aren't They only have one design for them versus 39348 for Clinton herself.

This though is cute and I'm thinking about getting it

[hooky]

Originally posted by Icarus

Indiana poll
Clinton 44
Trump 44

Heheh

It's an internal poll, but the fact that it's TIED already in a solidly red state

Governor race is a tossup right now and Bayh is currently leading by 20 points

[King Maxx]

Hillary is spending money in Georgia and Arizona. They say they'll see in Sept if they actually have a viable path to win to start doing campaign rallies.

Now Indiana is tied, and Utah may go to her because of the third parties taking away votes. The best thing about all of this though is that Bayh will win the Senate race and McCain is in trouble.

[RihsusChrist(ATG)]

Originally posted by jpow

What A Clinton Landslide Would Look Like
http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/...uld-look-like/



Lord could you imagine?

As others have said she won't win Texas...but it's still a landslide if Hillary manages to win SC, GA, and Miss.

[LuLuDrops]

Hillary's coming for that 2008 Obama victory map and she might even convert new states

[LuLuDrops]

Originally posted by hooky

It's an internal poll, but the fact that it's TIED already in a solidly red state

Governor race is a tossup right now and Bayh is currently leading by 20 points

Pence out of a job and Hoosier Dems slaying?

[hooky]

Originally posted by LuLuDrops

Pence out of a job and Hoosier Dems slaying?

This is probably a dream and I'll eventually wake up to President Trump winning unanimously

[Icarus]

https://youtu.be/urv4S-M-8cg

This one is great

[LuLuDrops]

The House fight to end all fights will be extra sassy today:



Tim's the one Bernie's invested the most funds in, I read up to 1 million The beef is real.

The primary is August 30, but unfortunately it looks like Tim's now on his own

Less than two weeks after publicly signing on to help the campaign of ousted Democratic National Committee chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz’s challenger, Bernie Sanders’ top political and media strategists are no longer working for Tim Canova.

The abrupt change, confirmed to POLITICO by multiple people familiar with the move, means the Washington-based trio of Tad Devine, Mark Longabaugh, and Julian Mulvey — who steered Sanders’ much-heralded ads during his primary bid — have exited the south Florida race that increasingly appears to be going Wasserman Schultz’s way.

[King Maxx]

In the past, debates rarely made a huge impact that changed the direction of the country, but this year will be different. Just watch.

Hillary is going to beat Trump so badly that she'll get an overwhelming amount of Independents and even a big chunk of Republicans. She's going to win by double digits and a 400 electoral college isn't out of the question.

[dancingqueen]

Originally posted by King Maxx

Hillary is spending money in Georgia and Arizona. They say they'll see in Sept if they actually have a viable path to win to start doing campaign rallies.

Now Indiana is tied, and Utah may go to her because of the third parties taking away votes. The best thing about all of this though is that Bayh will win the Senate race and McCain is in trouble.

I legit freaked out when I saw a Hilary ad tonight. The first time since I was a kid I remember seeing any promotion in Georgia for a democratic presidential candidate.

[LuLuDrops]

Originally posted by dancingqueen

I legit freaked out when I saw a Hilary ad tonight. The first time since I was a kid I remember seeing any promotion in Georgia for a democratic presidential candidate.

[LuLuDrops]

If only we could all be like Hawaii

The Hawaii Legislature will remain controlled by Democrats after a primary election where many Democratic incumbents ran unopposed.

There were 16 uncontested races in the elections for the state Senate and House, and all but one of the unopposed candidates were Democrats. Eight races featured only Democrats.

In the Senate, lone Republican Sam Slom ran unopposed in his primary. He'll face Democrat Stanley Chang, a former Honolulu City Council member, in the November general election. If Chang wins, the state Senate will have only Democrats.

There are currently only seven Republicans in the 51-seat state House.

Democratic Senate President Ronald Kouchi won his primary, and he heads to the general election unopposed. House Speaker Joe Souki won his primary will face a Republican challenger in the fall.

The Blue slayage.

[Wonderland]

The debates will be a MESS. I'm so ready for them.