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Iwasthere

(3,174 posts) Sun Jan 19, 2020, 02:03 PM Jan 2020

The Historic blue wave might not be enough

It could very well be historic NOT simply because of the sheer numbers of voters, but because of the mysterious way such a large, unprecedented lead evaporated late in the evening, or early morning hours. I truly hope I am wrong. I have no doubt this has been discussed, "What are they gonna do, organize a few million on the streets for a few days?" Then we'll be laughed at. They have most of the courts now.

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The Historic blue wave might not be enough (Original Post) Iwasthere Jan 2020 OP

I'm not sure evertonfc Jan 2020 #1

He knows he will be tried for his crimes the moment he leaves office Iwasthere Jan 2020 #2

I have NEVER seen leads mysteriously disappear in a major national elections beachbumbob Jan 2020 #3

We have seen results wildly different from exit polls lame54 Jan 2020 #4

There seemed Turin_C3PO Jan 2020 #5

Kerry's lead was flipped in the early AM. sinkingfeeling Jan 2020 #6

I worry more about the fact that it is becoming clear, dewsgirl Jan 2020 #7

evertonfc

(1,713 posts)

1. I'm not sure

Reply to Iwasthere (Original post)

Sun Jan 19, 2020, 02:08 PM

Jan 2020

what your talking about. We have been winning elections since 2016 in red and blue states. It's not logical to just conclude that when an election is close or we lose one that it's somthing nefarious