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  1. 4 minutes ago, Huckleberry said:

    Things are trending toward a Biden 55K win in Pennsylvania. I think the Democratic estimates from last night were overstated but he's still on pace to win.

    Not sure if Philadelphia is more represented in what's been counted since last night or what remains to be counted. That could tilt things one direction or another but with apparently over 70,000 Philadelphia ballots left things still look solidly like a Biden win.

    The 100k victory that Senator Casey was pushing was the final certified total after the late arriving mail in ballots and provisional ballots. 

  2. 7 minutes ago, Hugo Stiglitz said:

    If anything, McConnell would force resignation with the credible threat of impeachment and removal.  I don’t think he will do that but I wouldn’t be surprised if Trump resigns on his own to get a blanket pardon from Pence for federal crimes.  He’s still liable for State crimes.  Anyway, Trump isn’t getting impeached again. It’s too exhausting on everyone involved and nothing to be gained politically. 

    He definitely wouldn’t do it. The Trumpers are still to mad and it will take a few cycles for them to get over this. Mitch won’t waste a single ounce of political capital on that fuck now that he’s useless to him. He’s just going to stop blocking the falling rocks coming for trump. 

  3. 9 minutes ago, Storm the Field said:

    PA down to  1.2% (~78K) after Biden gained 12K votes in Trump-friendly Cumberland County. Biden's gonna finish 7 points ahead of Clinton in that county.

    Just the remaining Philadelphia vote alone might be enough to completely wipe out the remaining margin and pull ahead, before even touching the remaining mail ballots in Lehigh, Bucks and Delaware.

    It is. 

  4. 3 minutes ago, Patrick Bateman said:

     

    I posted earlier that I thought Trump had a chance to win the provisional ballots because the R voters had a lower mail in ballot return rate than D voters. My thinking was that they requested to be automatically sent a mail in general election ballot when they requested a mail in primary ballot at the start of the pandemic. Then Trump drove the mistrust of mail in ballots and those people went to the polls. 

    someone later posted a link that might have debunked that theory if it was true, that Biden won the provisional ballot split in York county by a pretty wide margin. York is a red county so if Biden is gaining in the provisional ballots there he’ll probably gain overall. 

  5. 35 minutes ago, Hagbard Celine said:

    have to repeat this...

    the stunning wall of silence from the rest of the GOP is sweet.

     

    And it all crashes down
    And you break your crown
    And you point your finger, but there's no one around
    Just want one thing, just to play the king
    But the castle crumbled and you're left with just a name
    Where's your crown, King Nothing?

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  6. 5 minutes ago, Hookah Horns said:

    King is saying dotard needs to win GA and PA, but I don't think that's true, unless I'm missing something. If Biden wins only GA, then there's a tie and it goes go to the House, where each state delegation gets one vote, and right now, dotard would win there. 

    Doesn't look likely, but it's weird he's not even gaming that scenario out. 

    Pa wins it all for Joe. Game over when that flips blue. Trump needs PA +2 others 

  7. 12 minutes ago, Hookah Horns said:

    Hope Biden does win PA by a good margin, because this postmark and delivery extension thing could be a problem for the ones received after election day thanks to usps fuckery. I think that's going to be a relatively small number though. 

    Those will only come into play if Biden is still behind at the end of the current count. We know they will break 70-80% for Biden. 

    and I think if it makes it to the Supreme Court the MOST they could invalidate are the ones that have a missing or smudged postmark as that was the only potential overreach by the pa court. 

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