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It's been trending that way for days, every time I looked at the vote count on the NYTimes site (which I think gets it's data from AP, but not sure) it was a bigger margin for Sinema.
Awesome. Worst-case we only lose two seats now.
Depends what you mean by extremist.Hopefully, she can keep her promise on being a moderate. I suspect her extremist background will show itself as a Senator.
Depends what you mean by extremist.
If you mean progressive, I damn well hope so.
If you mean something else, it depends.
In a February 2007 state House hearing when she was an Arizona legislator, Sinema raised concerns about a bill that toughened penalties against individuals soliciting prostitutes, saying, "I don't think that's fair."
As a former social worker at an elementary school, she said there were "children at my school who were 12, 13 years old and some of these children looked older than me."
Sinema added that she had "real concern" for individuals who solicited child prostitution and could face a class 2 felony for "unknowingly soliciting sex from a 12-year-old who appeared to be a 20-year-old."
She kind of sickens me when she showed concerned for child molesters.
https://www.azfamily.com/news/attac...cle_f88d5192-e2b5-5577-92f7-47402264bcd3.html
If you don't like family values, why do you support tRump?
That's a potentially valid point she has.She kind of sickens me when she showed concerned for child molesters.
https://www.azfamily.com/news/attac...cle_f88d5192-e2b5-5577-92f7-47402264bcd3.html
Yeah, it wasn’t much of a surprise. Just glad it’s done and she won. Mississippi may be winnable too, after Hyde-Smith’s huge foot in mouth moment. Amazing how just plain stupid people can be. One of those moments she let her guard down and let the inner bigot out.It's been trending that way for days, every time I looked at the vote count on the NYTimes site (which I think gets it's data from AP, but not sure) it was a bigger margin for Sinema.
Mail in votes or some such.
I'm wondering about Florida, The Scott/Nelson race was damned close in vote count last I checked.Yeah, it wasn’t much of a surprise. Just glad it’s done and she won. Mississippi may be winnable too, after Hyde-Smith’s huge foot in mouth moment. Amazing how just plain stupid people can be. One of those moments she let her guard down and let the inner bigot out.
She will need to moderate to maintain support. AZ is shifting blue, slowly. Of course Trump has helped too.Hopefully, she can keep her promise on being a moderate. I suspect her extremist background will show itself as a Senator.
If Scott didn't end the count in FL, I think there's some possibility it would only be one seat lost.Awesome. Worst-case we only lose two seats now.
Very close. If Nelson does well with Broward and Palm Beach (IIRC) he might pull off a narrow victory.I'm wondering about Florida, The Scott/Nelson race was damned close in vote count last I checked.
I suppose we'll know more on or before Thursday.
Still waiting on the recount, but as I understand they rarely overturn results.If Scott didn't end the count in FL, I think there's some possibility it would only be one seat lost.
I'm wondering about Florida, The Scott/Nelson race was damned close in vote count last I checked.
I suppose we'll know more on or before Thursday.
Frankly, this isn't going to change much. The race was for Flake's seat and he was one of the least reliable GOP senate votes out there. This result will be merely an incremental tilt to the left.
Laboratory is a good analogy. No doubt Trump pardoning Arpile (purposeful misspelling) was a political move. A dumb political move considering how unpopular Arpile has become throughout AZ and especially in Maricopa County. Had Flake grown and exercised a spine he would have survived. Just as well to cut the weak ones loose anyways because politics in the age of Trump is only going to get uglier before it gets better.Remember, this state served as a kind of laboratory for Trumpism. He gave his big immigration speech there in 2016. He pardoned local racist Arpaio. This seat was open precisely because Flake was hounded out of the Senate for not being worshipful enough of Trump.
And he went and lost it.
Frankly, this isn't going to change much. The race was for Flake's seat and he was one of the least reliable GOP senate votes out there. This result will be merely an incremental tilt to the left.
Still waiting on the recount, but as I understand they rarely overturn results.
As of just now when I checked the NYTimes website, Scott was up 4,098,098 (50.1%) to Nelson's 4,085,562 (49.9%).
A margin of 12,536 votes.
I'm not sure what you mean by stop the count, it's required by law that they recount.
If you don't like family values, why do you support tRump?