Joe Biden is now POTUS
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Ada told her not to...seriously
You also have to think back to the campaign messages and surrogates: it was "her turn" and she had Lena Dunham and Gloria Steinem out there.
Obama after the election:
“One of the issues the Democrats have to be clear on is, given population distribution across the country, we have to compete everywhere. We have to show up everywhere. We have to work at a grass-roots level, something that’s been a running thread in my career,” Obama told reporters on November 14, preceding a trip he is taking to Greece, Germany and Peru. “You know, I won Iowa not because the demographics dictated that I would win Iowa. It was because I spent 87 days going to every small town and fair and fish fry and VFW hall, and there were some counties where I might have lost, but maybe I lost by 20 points instead of 50 points.”
Obama, despite being a Black candidate, never campaigned explicitly on being a Black candidate and pioneered a lot of the micro-targeting and use of big data all of the campaigns use now. Clinton literally did the exact opposite and then cried sexism despite losing the majority of cac bitches.
Yeah. I remember Obama talking about this immediately afterward. He was on the road towards the end really trying to get her over the finish line. That was a very subtle way of saying she ran a shitty campaign.
Man. I have zero confidence in anything coming out of Florida. I've already added it to Trump's column. I think Biden has a better shot in Texas and Georgia.
He called it for trump a couple days before election in 2016...
And now he’s calling it for Biden a couple days before election in 2020
The crazy thing about this election is because of the turnout and how it's being conducted, no one really KNOWS what's going to happen. Tuesday is going to be nervewrecking
She only started doing that after the Comey conference lmaooo
Obama pretty much barked on her for not putting in the work getting out into the swing states and places where they weren’t going to vote for her
Yeah I def wasn’t voting just off the strength of her having Lena nub tits Dunham As her surrogate smhAda told her not to...seriously
Sir, I claim ALL the wimmens on bgol. If you're not going to ASK permission, you could at least notify me before you flirt with one num.
@cocobeauty @Camille @MissMighty
I live here and I don't trust these devils that are in charge. Better believe desantis will do everything to steal this state for his daddy orange. Trying to get as many people to the polls as possible
Well damn lol
example:
They played one that said, "We can't let Bidden and the Democrats take over with their Socialist agenda".
Another said Bidden wants to abort our (black) babies. He must be stopped.
Of course all of them end with "I'm Donald Trump and I approve this message" or "Paid for by American for Trump, Inc."
Blah, blah, blah...
Collin County is the center of a political storm as the Texas suburbs become more competitive for Democrats
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A Republican stronghold as recently as a few years ago, the county north of Dallas is now home to two of the most hotly contested state House races and a congressional contest about which Democrats are increasingly bullish.
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Six years ago, Collin County was so solidly Republican that many of its representatives in Austin and Washington didn’t even draw Democratic opponents. Now three of them find themselves in their most competitive November races yet.
It is one sign of how quickly the political environment has shifted in the suburban county north of Dallas, which is now an emerging battleground important to understanding Texas in 2020. Unlike some suburban counties in 2018, Collin did not flip in statewide results — but a once-overwhelming GOP advantage continued to narrow and next week’s election could be the tipping point.
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A decade ago, it would have been unthinkable that Collin County would be politically competitive. The 2012 Republican presidential nominee, Mitt Romney, won the county by 32 percentage points. In 2016, though, Donald Trump carried the county by roughly half that margin — 17 points — and two years later, U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz won it by just 6 points.
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Joel Montfort, a Democratic consultant in North Texas, said the county has seen about 70,000 new voters so far in early voting, and nearly half are 40 years old or younger.
summary...A Republican stronghold as recently as a few years ago, the county north of Dallas is now home to two of the most hotly contested state House races and a congressional contest about which Democrats are increasingly bullish.
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Six years ago, Collin County was so solidly Republican that many of its representatives in Austin and Washington didn’t even draw Democratic opponents. Now three of them find themselves in their most competitive November races yet.
It is one sign of how quickly the political environment has shifted in the suburban county north of Dallas, which is now an emerging battleground important to understanding Texas in 2020. Unlike some suburban counties in 2018, Collin did not flip in statewide results — but a once-overwhelming GOP advantage continued to narrow and next week’s election could be the tipping point.
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A decade ago, it would have been unthinkable that Collin County would be politically competitive. The 2012 Republican presidential nominee, Mitt Romney, won the county by 32 percentage points. In 2016, though, Donald Trump carried the county by roughly half that margin — 17 points — and two years later, U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz won it by just 6 points.
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Joel Montfort, a Democratic consultant in North Texas, said the county has seen about 70,000 new voters so far in early voting, and nearly half are 40 years old or younger.
This guy says Tarrant County is going to be the "tell" for what's going to happen in Texas on election night.Collin County is the center of a political storm as the Texas suburbs become more competitive for Democrats
A Republican stronghold as recently as a few years ago, the county north of Dallas is now home to two of the most hotly contested state House races and a congressional contest about which Democrats are increasingly bullish.
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Six years ago, Collin County was so solidly Republican that many of its representatives in Austin and Washington didn’t even draw Democratic opponents. Now three of them find themselves in their most competitive November races yet.
It is one sign of how quickly the political environment has shifted in the suburban county north of Dallas, which is now an emerging battleground important to understanding Texas in 2020. Unlike some suburban counties in 2018, Collin did not flip in statewide results — but a once-overwhelming GOP advantage continued to narrow and next week’s election could be the tipping point.
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A decade ago, it would have been unthinkable that Collin County would be politically competitive. The 2012 Republican presidential nominee, Mitt Romney, won the county by 32 percentage points. In 2016, though, Donald Trump carried the county by roughly half that margin — 17 points — and two years later, U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz won it by just 6 points.
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Joel Montfort, a Democratic consultant in North Texas, said the county has seen about 70,000 new voters so far in early voting, and nearly half are 40 years old or younger.
Fam you better ask somebody, greedy ass negro.
Meanwhile, some buzzards been following trump hunting for scraps.
Collin County is the center of a political storm as the Texas suburbs become more competitive for Democrats
A Republican stronghold as recently as a few years ago, the county north of Dallas is now home to two of the most hotly contested state House races and a congressional contest about which Democrats are increasingly bullish.
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Six years ago, Collin County was so solidly Republican that many of its representatives in Austin and Washington didn’t even draw Democratic opponents. Now three of them find themselves in their most competitive November races yet.
The early vote numbers, polls + the id numbers don't really make me overly confident.
However, the district level data is what makes me think that Biden might blow this wide open. It shows a collapse for Trump. He'd really have to get out all the non-voting non-educated white boys out to make up for it.
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And a Shit Fly landed on the head of that fruity ass Mike Pence!
Fixed.
I live there and went to vote early on the first day. Lots of young people, black people, and white people sick of trump. in 2016 there was Hillary for Prison signs on the lawns, now it about 50-50 Biden/Trump.Collin County is the center of a political storm as the Texas suburbs become more competitive for Democrats
A Republican stronghold as recently as a few years ago, the county north of Dallas is now home to two of the most hotly contested state House races and a congressional contest about which Democrats are increasingly bullish.
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Six years ago, Collin County was so solidly Republican that many of its representatives in Austin and Washington didn’t even draw Democratic opponents. Now three of them find themselves in their most competitive November races yet.
It is one sign of how quickly the political environment has shifted in the suburban county north of Dallas, which is now an emerging battleground important to understanding Texas in 2020. Unlike some suburban counties in 2018, Collin did not flip in statewide results — but a once-overwhelming GOP advantage continued to narrow and next week’s election could be the tipping point.
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A decade ago, it would have been unthinkable that Collin County would be politically competitive. The 2012 Republican presidential nominee, Mitt Romney, won the county by 32 percentage points. In 2016, though, Donald Trump carried the county by roughly half that margin — 17 points — and two years later, U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz won it by just 6 points.
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Joel Montfort, a Democratic consultant in North Texas, said the county has seen about 70,000 new voters so far in early voting, and nearly half are 40 years old or younger.
Lots of Californians moved here as well as people from back east.
