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Spontaneous Mishaps and Hijinks
If you grew up in the city why shouldn’t you retire in Canada?awkward
If you grew up in the city why shouldn’t you retire in Canada?awkward
Not sure what birthplace has to do with governance. I was born in LI, raised in the BX, and live in upstate NY...whuch place do you think I should run for Senate?awkward
Ima be in Miami on Friday @OfTheCross you going?
Even if they control the house the only thing that’s going to pass is budget stuff. They won’t have the votes to try anything dangerous. They won’t be able to cobble together a consistent caucus.8 days away from election. Nate got the house looking like 192 Dems in "solid" territory. That means the forecast is looking like 192 Dems are expected to win pretty easily. If that number holds then they would only need half of the "lean Dem" (17) races to go their way and maybe a few of the "toss ups" (23) and they'd control the house.
I swear if they wrong about this...
The beauty of working 7 on 7 off 2 vacays a month . Good shyt bro. Take the whole allapattah with you too!
some of us got jobs, breh.
I'm taking my og to vote with me on Wednesday, though
#BringItHome
It’s a start breh. I’d have auntie Maxine running Benghazi style investigations dailyEven if they control the house the only thing that’s going to pass is budget stuff. They won’t have the votes to try anything dangerous. They won’t be able to cobble together a consistent caucus.
Let’s start looking at senate races for 2020.
It’s a start breh. I’d have auntie Maxine running Benghazi style investigations daily
I'd have Cacanaugh making daily appearances in front of house committees
I'd be looking into Cheeto's financial records too
As for the 2020 races, there's going to be a ton of incumbent GOP up for election so I am optimistic we could turn a few there but we'll see I gotta see how real these 2018 numbers are first
By Associated Press
October 27
BALTIMORE — So far more than double the number of people has voted early in Maryland compared to the midterms four years ago.
State election officials told The Baltimore Sun nearly 170,000 people have voted through the first two days of early voting through Friday night. The newspaper says the number of voters each day was more than twice the numbers for the first two days in 2014.
High early-voting levels are occurring elsewhere, as voters are energized in the current political environment. The top race this fall is for governor between Republican incumbent Larry Hogan and Democratic challenger Ben Jealous.
Early voting in Maryland lasts through Nov. 1, with 79 polling stations open 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Same-day voter registration is available during early voting but not on Election Day.
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