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Originally posted by WaterburyBob:
If that was for me, I'm not in despair. I expect Trump to win.
I said the dems are trying, not succeeding ...

Not you Bob. I meant to post it in the Trump thread, but had a couple of threads open and selected the wrong one.

"Hector's good with kids"

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Originally posted by synthplayer:
I always refer to her as Ka MA la.

Ka mmie here...

Hopefully, after tomorrow we won't have to refer to her at all...

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Originally posted by chellim1:

Hopefully, after tomorrow we won't have to refer to her at all...

From your lips ...

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Originally posted by P220forever:

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Originally posted by synthplayer:
I always refer to her as Ka MA la.

Ka mmie here...

Que mala

A citizen's vote should be private, but a politician's should be printed for all to see. That's just how I see it.

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Ex-Obama campaign manager Jim Messina admits early voting data is ‘a little scary’ for Harris


Early voting data is looking “a little scary” for Vice President Kamala Harris, former Obama campaign manager Jim Messina admitted Sunday.

Messina said the data — which shows a jump in GOP early-voter turnout — has prompted several of “my friends to call me panicking.

“The early vote numbers are a little scary,” the 2012 Obama aide conceded on MSNBC’s “Inside with Jen Psaki.” “Republicans didn’t do what they did last time.

“Last time, [Donald] Trump said, ‘Don’t early-vote,’ so they didn’t. Republicans do have an advantage in early-vote numbers [this time]. When the early votes come in, it’s going to look a little bit different than 2020, and that’s scary,” he said.

All my in-laws and parents have already done early voting and seem a bit perplexed that I still plan to go to my voting place tomorrow morning. Trump gave the OK this time and many of them have done it, it seems.

Though I'm heartened to hear the dems may be concerned over the early voting its my opinion those voting totals or trends should not be available until election day.

I agree with you. Making all those figures publicly available in advance of the election might be considered influencing the election.

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Originally posted by parabellum:
I agree with you. Making all those figures publicly available in advance of the election might be considered influencing the election.

I totally agree!

Just like announcing east coast results or predictions before central & west coast even voted.

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Originally posted by PASig:
All my in-laws and parents have already done early voting and seem a bit perplexed that I still plan to go to my voting place tomorrow morning. Trump gave the OK this time and many of them have done it, it seems.

Tomorrow I plan to go to my local polling place as usual and vote when they open at 7am. Lara Trump wanted to bring the idea of early voting in as a way to maximize Republican turnout. For example, in the 2020 election in Texas, approx. 7 million registered voters did not vote, most of them Republicans. Lara's strategy of pushing for a better turnout over the span of a couple of weeks likely paid off big time.

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Originally posted by oddball:

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Originally posted by PASig:
All my in-laws and parents have already done early voting and seem a bit perplexed that I still plan to go to my voting place tomorrow morning. Trump gave the OK this time and many of them have done it, it seems.

Tomorrow I plan to go to my local polling place as usual and vote when they open at 7am. Lara Trump wanted to bring the idea of early voting in as a way to maximize Republican turnout. For example, in the 2020 election in Texas, approx. 7 million registered voters did not vote, most of them Republicans. Lara's strategy of pushing for a better turnout over the span of a couple of weeks likely paid off big time.

My parent are both 78 and I think they also got a little spooked with how 2020 turned out and they seem to think things might get bad with how this one turns out and wanted to make sure they had their vote counted.

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Originally posted by arfmel:

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Originally posted by P220forever:

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Originally posted by synthplayer:
I always refer to her as Ka MA la.

Ka mmie here...

Que mala

Kamala toe is what we use.

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Originally posted by chellim1:
Hopefully, after tomorrow we won't have to refer to her at all...

Except perhaps as ancient history or a faded nightmare.

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Originally posted by fischtown7:
Kamala toe is what we use.

Or if you want to keep it short, everyone will know who you’re referring to if you say, “the Ho.”

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Originally posted by PASig:
https://x.com/bennyjohnson/sta...429172355400161?s=46

That's OK, Hector was dating a teenager I'm still laughing at that one. Hector is a very talented man, good with kids and dates teenagers.

Trump: 'An illegal alien Kamala let in tried to execute a Jewish man in Chicago'

https://www.israelnationalnews.com/news/398617

Former President blames his rival and the Biden-Harris administration for allowing the man who shot a Jewish man walking to synagogue in Chicago into the US.

Former President Donald Trump blamed the policies of his opponent Vice President Kamala Harris and the Biden Administration for the shooting of a Jewish man in Chicago as he was walking to synagogue a week ago.

"Only days ago, an illegal alien from North Africa, who Kamala let into our county with her horrendous open border, traveled to a Jewish neighborhood in Chicago and tried to execute a Jewish man on the street, shooting him in the back as he walked to synagogue," Trump said at a campaign rally.

"He then opened fire on police and paramedics, shooting an ambulance before police returned fire and ended his rampage fairly quickly," the former president added, praising the police response and stating that "our police have got to be respected."

On Thursday, Sidi Mohamed Abdallahi, 22, was charged with one felony count of terrorism and one felony count of a hate crime for the Shabbat shooting. Abdallahi is accused of approaching a visibly Jewish 39-year-old man from behind on the city’s North Side and firing several shots at the victim before firing “at responding officers and paramedics multiple times from various locations,” police say. Officers returned fire, striking the gunman.

Abdallahi, who is reportedly an illegal alien from Mauritania who was previously caught and released in the US Border Patrol's San Diego sector, was initially charged with six counts of attempted first-degree murder, seven counts of aggravated discharge of a firearm, and a count of aggravated battery.

Representatives of the Jewish community criticized the initial reluctance to charge Abdallahi with a hate crime and the mayor's omission of the victim's Jewish identity in his statements on the shooting.