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I think it's more likely that Bostic wins the primary then easily wins the general.
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| D:8509 | DylanSH99 ( 201.39 points)
| December 25, 2012 05:20pm |
I say the 3 picks will be Hanabusa, Gabbard, and Case and I say it will be a close one between Hanabusa and Case, but I think Abercrombie will pick Hanabusa.
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I don't think Rice would get confirmed. She needs 60 votes. Collins, and Corker have both opposed her. If Obama wants a chance to get someone confirmed easily Kerry would be a great choice. Even Barrasso has endorsed him.
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Dillard said nice things about Obama once. No way he survives a primary.
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You mean Lean GOP, right? I don't care how many guns Mark Pryor owns, or how many helpings of biscuits and gravy he stuffs down his gullet during the campaign, or how many women he personally pulls away from the abortion clinic, he will still lose.
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| R:1153 | J.R. ( 744.68 points)
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| November 22, 2012 11:34am |
2013: Cooch beats McAuliffe in a close race because nobody likes either of them; Cooch is too conservative for Virginia, but McAuliffe is insufferable. Democrats take one of the other two statewide offices, probably Lt. Gov.
2015: Cooch is unpopular. Democrats take Virginia state senate.
2016: Republican takes White House.
2017: Democrats retake the VA governorship by nominating the Lt. Gov.
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I actually think Casey is going to run for governor in 2018. His heart isn't in the Senate and it's a good time.
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| R:8033 | Yankee fan ( -315.21 points)
| November 05, 2012 11:48am |
Closest Governor's race - Washington
Closest Senate race - Wisconsion
Closest House race - Michigan 1st
Closest Presidential race - Ohio
Biggest House upset - KY-6, Chandler has the burden of being with Obama in KY.
Biggest Senate upset - Pennsylvania or New Jersey
Biggest Presidential upset - Pennsylvania or Michigan, either way Ax will have to shave the moustach
Obama EV - 217
Romney EV - 321
Obama PV - 47%
Romney PV - 52%
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Well you saw the 2008 results. There is 9 times more republican absentee votes than 2008. This is big. I am switching PA from toss up to lean R on my map
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Obama will do better than Kerry in this state, but not Gore.
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It's over, people.
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Maybe I'm overreacting to a couple bad days' worth of numbers from one polling firm, but Gallup's tracking looks ridiculously bad. It doesn't even make sense that Romney would be 7 points ahead while Obama has an approval at or around 50 in the same poll. But Gallup is the most prestigious poll there is, so.....damn. For the first time I now think we'll lose.
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Looking at the national polls recently it looks like the Democrats have a fair change of wining back the House if the trend continues.
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| R:656 | zorkpolitics ( 252.52 points)
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| August 12, 2012 08:46pm |
I look forward to Romnry winning WI in large part dut to Ryan
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Wow. Bartlett still might survive this.
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| D:6086 | Jason ( 7718.44 points)
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| July 26, 2012 11:54pm |
He and Walker will win decisively in 2014.
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| D:6086 | Jason ( 7718.44 points)
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| July 21, 2012 09:13pm |
Know what's really cool? Farts.
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| D:2109 | Andy ( 4160.64 points)
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| July 21, 2012 06:53pm |
I'm guessing the main point of this is to memorialize posts for being remarkably astute at predicting the future, like CA Pol Junkie's prediction of how the Supreme Court would rule on Obamacare, or to memorialize them for the purposes of ridicule, like the GOP being a 'permanent majority' and that 'facts are a stubborn thing'.
Of course, cool as the idea may be, I think it's way too open to misuse by idiots wanting to slap the crystal ball icon on posts about farts.
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The two important things to know regarding this...
1. Murphy will win the primary.
2. The Republican will win the General.
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| D:15 | COSDem ( 3540.31 points)
| March 30, 2012 12:54am |
Harkin will run here. If Vilsack does run for Senate it'll be for Grassley's seat.
I think Vilsack may run for Governor again though.
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Biden vs. Christie.
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| D:6086 | Jason ( 7718.44 points)
| August 18, 2011 03:43pm |
Carnahan is gone, but that's not news. Missouri is a wasteland for Democrats.
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| D:2109 | Andy ( 4160.64 points)
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| June 19, 2011 01:04am |
Christie-Toomey '16: I don't see PA, NJ or DE losing their gray on this map anytime soon.
Wisconsin, either, since I don't think Rebecca Kleefisch and/or Tammy Baldwin have a shot in hell of ever becoming Senators in this universe.
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Here is my thoughts on this race:
Six Democrats-One Republican.
Split Democrat vote+
Crossover vote=
Mara election
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| R:8033 | Yankee fan ( -315.21 points)
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| January 16, 2011 01:33pm |
Scott Brown won in this district. If we can get a top tier Republican, then we can kick out Frank
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