Jhoon
Spontaneous Mishaps and Hijinks
I remember having to catch a flight for 4 PM and my grandmother being at the airport at 5 AM. Old people are always early.
'18 Midterms: Dems win House by largest midterm raw vote margin ever
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I remember having to catch a flight for 4 PM and my grandmother being at the airport at 5 AM. Old people are always early.
I didn't even put 2 and 2 together. Sri got pub for this video:That district is West and South Houston Suburbs including Mo City
“They said don't bother with the Asian community because they don't vote,” Kulkarni recalled. “My answer was maybe they don't vote because we don't bother.”
'We don't have representation:' This Texas Democrat is ...
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Dems running a lot of great candidates! I'm actually proud to call myself a Democrat right now
I guess they really love you in Utah, Mia
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88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
Would be nice if Beto did this for other Texas down ballot races. You could easily save campaigns in desperate need with a 50k deposit, but he's taken some moral stance against it.
Cave Savage
Feminist
I doubt Mitch McConnell is going anywhere, Kentucky sure loves hardcore right wingers. Him, Rand Paul, Thomas Massie, Matt Bevin, etc.
Hood Critic
The Power Circle
If the radio spots she's running on black radio at home in STL are any indication, then yes. She's simply running on ACA to appeal to black voters.
Taylor Swift >>>> C00nye West
My ivory queen
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I'm saying! You cannot run on attracting Trump voters through moderation AND try to appeal to black voters. You pick one and die on that hill.
Not saying you're wrong but she's in Missouri. She kind of has to walk the line.
Missouri has moved further and further to the right in the past decade. Trump won Missouri by 18%, she has to appeal to Trumptards in order to win. Black people are only 11.6% of Missouri population. 82.8% of Missouri's population is White people, most of whom voted for Trump.
Lot of focus on early voting but got to tamper your expectations on that. Hopefully, it's a sign of increased voting overall but the other possibility is that otherwise election day voting has simply been shifted to early votes thus the same chasm existed in previous elections but just people voted at a different time. I hope it's the former. 
