lmao Tucker Carlson has been claiming that he had a trove of secret documents that will destroy Biden.
Now he's claiming that the documents were shipped from NY to their studio in LA and DHL lost them. They were suspiciously and stealthily removed from the package and no one can find them anywhere. Poof! Just gone!
I guess they learned from Rathergate that it's better to claim you have super secret documents that will Change The Election but not show them to anyone!
lmao Tucker Carlson has been claiming that he had a trove of secret documents that will destroy Biden.
Now he's claiming that the documents were shipped from NY to their studio in LA and DHL lost them. They were suspiciously and stealthily removed from the package and no one can find them anywhere. Poof! Just gone!
I guess they learned from Rathergate that it's better to claim you have super secret documents that will Change The Election but not show them to anyone!
On the one hand. Bullshit.
On the other hand DHL is terrible and has fucked up a few deliveries for me.
See this is exactly why we know it's bullshit though. Nobody sends important things via DHL! It's well known they'll fuck it up!
lmao Tucker Carlson has been claiming that he had a trove of secret documents that will destroy Biden.
Now he's claiming that the documents were shipped from NY to their studio in LA and DHL lost them. They were suspiciously and stealthily removed from the package and no one can find them anywhere. Poof! Just gone!
I guess they learned from Rathergate that it's better to claim you have super secret documents that will Change The Election but not show them to anyone!
lmao Tucker Carlson has been claiming that he had a trove of secret documents that will destroy Biden.
Now he's claiming that the documents were shipped from NY to their studio in LA and DHL lost them. They were suspiciously and stealthily removed from the package and no one can find them anywhere. Poof! Just gone!
I guess they learned from Rathergate that it's better to claim you have super secret documents that will Change The Election but not show them to anyone!
On the one hand. Bullshit.
On the other hand DHL is terrible and has fucked up a few deliveries for me.
See this is exactly why we know it's bullshit though. Nobody sends important things via DHL! It's well known they'll fuck it up!
It was on the same truck as my counterfeit football jerseys from AliExpress
As of yesterday's ballots cast, Travis County (Austin, TX) surpassed its total 2016 turnout with 494,704 ballots cast with 58% of registered voters. 2016 turnout was 477,588 with 65% of registered voters. I was able to find the 2016 registered voter number: 90% of eligible voters registered in 2016 as opposed to 97% in 2020.
There are 2 days of early voting left + election day. I thought this week might see fewer ballots cast, but yesterday had more ballots than Monday and Tuesday. 2016 was 58.5% turnout of eligible voters, 2020 on pace for 60.6% before including election day results.
The early vote numbers are crazy and Texas in particular is almost off the charts.
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“We sent our only copy through the mail! No back ups! We are not smart! We definitely got robbed by ninjas from the Soros Dojo!”
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It is exceptionally transparent in how bullshit it is. All this aside, he has physical evidence of things that probably happened digitally because it's 2020? The only reason this is going to fly with his viewership is because they're into conspiracy theories.
As someone else said, hopefully DHL sues him. The only way he'll stop this bullshit is if he crosses some sort of legal line / starts facing ramifications.
As of yesterday's ballots cast, Travis County (Austin, TX) surpassed its total 2016 turnout with 494,704 ballots cast with 58% of registered voters. 2016 turnout was 477,588 with 65% of registered voters. I was able to find the 2016 registered voter number: 90% of eligible voters registered in 2016 as opposed to 97% in 2020.
There are 2 days of early voting left + election day. I thought this week might see fewer ballots cast, but yesterday had more ballots than Monday and Tuesday. 2016 was 58.5% turnout of eligible voters, 2020 on pace for 60.6% before including election day results.
The early vote numbers are crazy and Texas in particular is almost off the charts.
There's a reason the GOP is trying to toss out 100,000 of them from Houston.
Texas will absolutely surpass it's 2016 total turnout, which indicates that while early votes may cannibalize some of day-of voting the turnout will still be higher
Texas will absolutely surpass it's 2016 total turnout, which indicates that while early votes may cannibalize some of day-of voting the turnout will still be higher
Texas is really exciting. You guys are going to hit somewhere between 10.5 and 12 million votes. The inflection point where the state goes D is probably in the 11-12 million range. It's going to be so close!
As of yesterday's ballots cast, Travis County (Austin, TX) surpassed its total 2016 turnout with 494,704 ballots cast with 58% of registered voters. 2016 turnout was 477,588 with 65% of registered voters. I was able to find the 2016 registered voter number: 90% of eligible voters registered in 2016 as opposed to 97% in 2020.
There are 2 days of early voting left + election day. I thought this week might see fewer ballots cast, but yesterday had more ballots than Monday and Tuesday. 2016 was 58.5% turnout of eligible voters, 2020 on pace for 60.6% before including election day results.
The early vote numbers are crazy and Texas in particular is almost off the charts.
As of yesterday's ballots cast, Travis County (Austin, TX) surpassed its total 2016 turnout with 494,704 ballots cast with 58% of registered voters. 2016 turnout was 477,588 with 65% of registered voters. I was able to find the 2016 registered voter number: 90% of eligible voters registered in 2016 as opposed to 97% in 2020.
There are 2 days of early voting left + election day. I thought this week might see fewer ballots cast, but yesterday had more ballots than Monday and Tuesday. 2016 was 58.5% turnout of eligible voters, 2020 on pace for 60.6% before including election day results.
The early vote numbers are crazy and Texas in particular is almost off the charts.
Georgia / Arizona aren't far behind Texas either. All good news for Democratic prospects!
As of yesterday's ballots cast, Travis County (Austin, TX) surpassed its total 2016 turnout with 494,704 ballots cast with 58% of registered voters. 2016 turnout was 477,588 with 65% of registered voters. I was able to find the 2016 registered voter number: 90% of eligible voters registered in 2016 as opposed to 97% in 2020.
There are 2 days of early voting left + election day. I thought this week might see fewer ballots cast, but yesterday had more ballots than Monday and Tuesday. 2016 was 58.5% turnout of eligible voters, 2020 on pace for 60.6% before including election day results.
The early vote numbers are crazy and Texas in particular is almost off the charts.
is this as a percentage of the total vote?!
White box is the total count of votes cast in 2016, blue bar is total count SO FAR in 2020.
As of yesterday's ballots cast, Travis County (Austin, TX) surpassed its total 2016 turnout with 494,704 ballots cast with 58% of registered voters. 2016 turnout was 477,588 with 65% of registered voters. I was able to find the 2016 registered voter number: 90% of eligible voters registered in 2016 as opposed to 97% in 2020.
There are 2 days of early voting left + election day. I thought this week might see fewer ballots cast, but yesterday had more ballots than Monday and Tuesday. 2016 was 58.5% turnout of eligible voters, 2020 on pace for 60.6% before including election day results.
The early vote numbers are crazy and Texas in particular is almost off the charts.
is this as a percentage of the total vote?!
Percentage of 2016 total vote, yes
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The only appropriate and normal response to "We get to decide which mail ballots are allowed even if it decisive to the election outcome" can't be discussed here so nothing else can be said.
Texas will probably approximately match the total 2016 vote count before early voting ends. Election day turnout is going to be a straight-up measure of how much higher turnout is, not whether turnout will be higher.
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Among those who did not make the cut were actress Jennifer Lopez, because she had criticized the president’s immigration policies at her Super Bowl performance; director Judd Apatow, because he “believes Trump does not have the intellectual capacity to run as President”; and singer-songwriter Billie Eilish, described as “not a Trump Supporter” and “destroying our country and everything we care about,” according to a document that outlines issues with numerous celebrities under consideration for the campaign.
Wow. They could not even try to pretend
This is just the silliest shit in the world.
actor Johnny Depp “appears to be aligned with the liberal left”; and actor Jack Black is “known to be a classic Hollywood liberal.”
There are precisely zero serious people left in the Republican party. They are all pathetic right-wing muppets.
It’s really starting to feel like “conservatives values” and “conservative media” are becoming the political equivalent of homeopathy.
You know how Tim Minchin is famous for saying, “If alternative medicine worked, they would just call it medicine?”
If conservative culture had any legitimate value, it wouldn’t need modifiers.
I think it's more that there aren't "conservative values" anymore. It's just "liberals bad" and branding "SOCIALISM!" on literally anything that threatens their political power.
As of yesterday's ballots cast, Travis County (Austin, TX) surpassed its total 2016 turnout with 494,704 ballots cast with 58% of registered voters. 2016 turnout was 477,588 with 65% of registered voters. I was able to find the 2016 registered voter number: 90% of eligible voters registered in 2016 as opposed to 97% in 2020.
There are 2 days of early voting left + election day. I thought this week might see fewer ballots cast, but yesterday had more ballots than Monday and Tuesday. 2016 was 58.5% turnout of eligible voters, 2020 on pace for 60.6% before including election day results.
The early vote numbers are crazy and Texas in particular is almost off the charts.
Something I've been wondering, how clear of a picture do we have right now of absentee/mail-in voting in other swing states? Is it possible that turnout is massively up across the board and we're just seeing it so much in Texas because almost nobody is allowed to mail in their votes here? Or do we have a pretty clear picture of the number of absentee ballots returned in other swing states?
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As of yesterday's ballots cast, Travis County (Austin, TX) surpassed its total 2016 turnout with 494,704 ballots cast with 58% of registered voters. 2016 turnout was 477,588 with 65% of registered voters. I was able to find the 2016 registered voter number: 90% of eligible voters registered in 2016 as opposed to 97% in 2020.
There are 2 days of early voting left + election day. I thought this week might see fewer ballots cast, but yesterday had more ballots than Monday and Tuesday. 2016 was 58.5% turnout of eligible voters, 2020 on pace for 60.6% before including election day results.
The early vote numbers are crazy and Texas in particular is almost off the charts.
Pennsylvania why
Pennsylvania is that older sibling that was a great student with lots of potential but then tried meth at a party one time and now gets arrested twice a year for selling handjobs behind the Wawa.
Socialism, antifa, defund the police, Nancy Pelosi, Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, George Soros... all they have this year is buzzwords and screaming “booga-booga-booga the evil liberals are coming to take your x”- or at least, that’s all they have according to their mailers.
As of yesterday's ballots cast, Travis County (Austin, TX) surpassed its total 2016 turnout with 494,704 ballots cast with 58% of registered voters. 2016 turnout was 477,588 with 65% of registered voters. I was able to find the 2016 registered voter number: 90% of eligible voters registered in 2016 as opposed to 97% in 2020.
There are 2 days of early voting left + election day. I thought this week might see fewer ballots cast, but yesterday had more ballots than Monday and Tuesday. 2016 was 58.5% turnout of eligible voters, 2020 on pace for 60.6% before including election day results.
The early vote numbers are crazy and Texas in particular is almost off the charts.
Pennsylvania why
The inclusion of Arizona and Texas on a chart of swing states is phenomenal, Georgia and NC somewhat too....the Lake Erie states suck mondo turds though
It's pretty much a given that turnout is bad for the GOP / good for the Democratic Party across the board, but there's a big part of me that has to assume that Trump hit his ceiling in the election that shall not be named and there's just not that many people who have since decided 'yeah, that's our guy'.
I can only imagine the Hillary -> Trump voter is virtually non-existent and as worked up as Trump's base was then it's not like they get to vote twice because they are extra down for the racism now. So what does he have left for pickups? The far, far right that was suspicious he was a secret liberal? Goobers and alt-righters in the 18-22 range who weren't eligible to vote four years ago?
Even expecting day-of voting turnout to be massively down and primarily Republican I'm having trouble seeing a path for Trump that's not sheer unabashed fuckery and cheating that's so blatant it takes us into verboten topics.
And while a lot of these ballots are absentee / mailed and subject to both UPS and 'received / counted too late' potential shenanigans, a lot of them are just straight up early votes that are already in the system and counted.
Something I've been wondering, how clear of a picture do we have right now of absentee/mail-in voting in other swing states? Is it possible that turnout is massively up across the board and we're just seeing it so much in Texas because almost nobody is allowed to mail in their votes here? Or do we have a pretty clear picture of the number of absentee ballots returned in other swing states?
Turnout in WA- which is always mail in only- is running about twice 2016 so far.
As of yesterday's ballots cast, Travis County (Austin, TX) surpassed its total 2016 turnout with 494,704 ballots cast with 58% of registered voters. 2016 turnout was 477,588 with 65% of registered voters. I was able to find the 2016 registered voter number: 90% of eligible voters registered in 2016 as opposed to 97% in 2020.
There are 2 days of early voting left + election day. I thought this week might see fewer ballots cast, but yesterday had more ballots than Monday and Tuesday. 2016 was 58.5% turnout of eligible voters, 2020 on pace for 60.6% before including election day results.
The early vote numbers are crazy and Texas in particular is almost off the charts.
Pennsylvania why
Because their early voting system is horrible. In fact, they don’t have one. Absentee ballots only. Their equivalent of early voting is to go to the County board of elections, request an absentee ballot, receive it straightaway, fill it out, and deposit it straightaway.
Since that is a huge hassle and no-one trusts the mail, there’s no early voting boost there.
It's pretty much a given that turnout is bad for the GOP / good for the Democratic Party across the board, but there's a big part of me that has to assume that Trump hit his ceiling in the election that shall not be named and there's just not that many people who have since decided 'yeah, that's our guy'.
I can only imagine the Hillary -> Trump voter is virtually non-existent and as worked up as Trump's base was then it's not like they get to vote twice because they are extra down for the racism now. So what does he have left for pickups? The far, far right that was suspicious he was a secret liberal? Goobers and alt-righters in the 18-22 range who weren't eligible to vote four years ago?
Even expecting day-of voting turnout to be massively down and primarily Republican I'm having trouble seeing a path for Trump that's not sheer unabashed fuckery and cheating that's so blatant it takes us into verboten topics.
And while a lot of these ballots are absentee / mailed and subject to both UPS and 'received / counted too late' potential shenanigans, a lot of them are just straight up early votes that are already in the system and counted.
Trump has not gained a single voter since 2016, he's only lost support. His path to election was already extremely difficult before COVID hit. It's virtually impossible (but obviously not guaranteed!) now.
As of yesterday's ballots cast, Travis County (Austin, TX) surpassed its total 2016 turnout with 494,704 ballots cast with 58% of registered voters. 2016 turnout was 477,588 with 65% of registered voters. I was able to find the 2016 registered voter number: 90% of eligible voters registered in 2016 as opposed to 97% in 2020.
There are 2 days of early voting left + election day. I thought this week might see fewer ballots cast, but yesterday had more ballots than Monday and Tuesday. 2016 was 58.5% turnout of eligible voters, 2020 on pace for 60.6% before including election day results.
The early vote numbers are crazy and Texas in particular is almost off the charts.
Pennsylvania why
People might not trust the mail in vote since it's been fucked with so much (remember the court saying if you don't double envelope your ballot it doesn't count). Maybe people are planning on election day voting for that reason.
Something I've been wondering, how clear of a picture do we have right now of absentee/mail-in voting in other swing states? Is it possible that turnout is massively up across the board and we're just seeing it so much in Texas because almost nobody is allowed to mail in their votes here? Or do we have a pretty clear picture of the number of absentee ballots returned in other swing states?
Turnout in WA- which is always mail in only- is running about twice 2016 so far.
Same in OR. Dems especially voting early in large numbers. This will probably taper off and Rs will catch up as they get their ballots in closer to election day.
Very curious to see how energized or not the R vote is in our states.
What's sadder is that a Mcmahon literally works in the Trump admin, you could just probably ask them who are their dirty liberals because I'm sure Vince keeps a list.
I would like some money because these are artisanal nuggets of wisdom philistine.
It's pretty much a given that turnout is bad for the GOP / good for the Democratic Party across the board, but there's a big part of me that has to assume that Trump hit his ceiling in the election that shall not be named and there's just not that many people who have since decided 'yeah, that's our guy'.
I can only imagine the Hillary -> Trump voter is virtually non-existent and as worked up as Trump's base was then it's not like they get to vote twice because they are extra down for the racism now. So what does he have left for pickups? The far, far right that was suspicious he was a secret liberal? Goobers and alt-righters in the 18-22 range who weren't eligible to vote four years ago?
Even expecting day-of voting turnout to be massively down and primarily Republican I'm having trouble seeing a path for Trump that's not sheer unabashed fuckery and cheating that's so blatant it takes us into verboten topics.
And while a lot of these ballots are absentee / mailed and subject to both UPS and 'received / counted too late' potential shenanigans, a lot of them are just straight up early votes that are already in the system and counted.
Trump has not gained a single voter since 2016, he's only lost support. His path to election was already extremely difficult before COVID hit. It's virtually impossible (but obviously not guaranteed!) now.
So I think its the PSA guys who brought this up, but this line of thinking is dangerous and wrong. 2018 GOP turnout was also historically high. Them Dems was just extraordinary. The enthusiasm for the toupee'd turd among the people who supported him and his neo-fascists has not waned. Keep doing the work.
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See this is exactly why we know it's bullshit though. Nobody sends important things via DHL! It's well known they'll fuck it up!
My dog at my defamation homework!
It was on the same truck as my counterfeit football jerseys from AliExpress
The early vote numbers are crazy and Texas in particular is almost off the charts.
As someone else said, hopefully DHL sues him. The only way he'll stop this bullshit is if he crosses some sort of legal line / starts facing ramifications.
There's a reason the GOP is trying to toss out 100,000 of them from Houston.
Texas is really exciting. You guys are going to hit somewhere between 10.5 and 12 million votes. The inflection point where the state goes D is probably in the 11-12 million range. It's going to be so close!
is this as a percentage of the total vote?!
Georgia / Arizona aren't far behind Texas either. All good news for Democratic prospects!
White box is the total count of votes cast in 2016, blue bar is total count SO FAR in 2020.
Percentage of 2016 total vote, yes
I think it's more that there aren't "conservative values" anymore. It's just "liberals bad" and branding "SOCIALISM!" on literally anything that threatens their political power.
Pennsylvania why
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Pennsylvania is that older sibling that was a great student with lots of potential but then tried meth at a party one time and now gets arrested twice a year for selling handjobs behind the Wawa.
I can has cheezburger, yes?
The inclusion of Arizona and Texas on a chart of swing states is phenomenal, Georgia and NC somewhat too....the Lake Erie states suck mondo turds though
I can only imagine the Hillary -> Trump voter is virtually non-existent and as worked up as Trump's base was then it's not like they get to vote twice because they are extra down for the racism now. So what does he have left for pickups? The far, far right that was suspicious he was a secret liberal? Goobers and alt-righters in the 18-22 range who weren't eligible to vote four years ago?
Even expecting day-of voting turnout to be massively down and primarily Republican I'm having trouble seeing a path for Trump that's not sheer unabashed fuckery and cheating that's so blatant it takes us into verboten topics.
And while a lot of these ballots are absentee / mailed and subject to both UPS and 'received / counted too late' potential shenanigans, a lot of them are just straight up early votes that are already in the system and counted.
Turnout in WA- which is always mail in only- is running about twice 2016 so far.
Because their early voting system is horrible. In fact, they don’t have one. Absentee ballots only. Their equivalent of early voting is to go to the County board of elections, request an absentee ballot, receive it straightaway, fill it out, and deposit it straightaway.
Since that is a huge hassle and no-one trusts the mail, there’s no early voting boost there.
Trump has not gained a single voter since 2016, he's only lost support. His path to election was already extremely difficult before COVID hit. It's virtually impossible (but obviously not guaranteed!) now.
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Is high mail in voting actually a rope a dope and is just high because of GOP fraud
People might not trust the mail in vote since it's been fucked with so much (remember the court saying if you don't double envelope your ballot it doesn't count). Maybe people are planning on election day voting for that reason.
Same in OR. Dems especially voting early in large numbers. This will probably taper off and Rs will catch up as they get their ballots in closer to election day.
Very curious to see how energized or not the R vote is in our states.
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That Ronda Rousey arrest is part of a WWE storyline. Yep.
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If you sort the ones that are listed Declined, it includes Trevor Noah...
They asked.... Trevor Noah.
??? What? I
What?
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No this can't be real
This list must be parody my brain cannot accept that this is a real thing that real human beings put together
It fits a pattern with Trump and WWE storylines...
Makes perfect sense to ask the guy who makes the most emphatic and creative insults to describe Trump.
So I think its the PSA guys who brought this up, but this line of thinking is dangerous and wrong. 2018 GOP turnout was also historically high. Them Dems was just extraordinary. The enthusiasm for the toupee'd turd among the people who supported him and his neo-fascists has not waned. Keep doing the work.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2018/politics/midterms-voter-enthusiasm/
Signal boost this if you know floridians
In what ways were they rude?