Mehdi Hasan is a senior columnist at The Intercept. He is the host of The Intercept podcast “Deconstructed.” Hasan is also the host of Al Jazeera English’s “UpFront.” He has interviewed, among others, Edward Snowden, Hamid Karzai, Ehud Olmert, and Gen. Michael Flynn. He is also the author of two books — a biography of former U.K. Labor Party leader Ed Miliband and an e-book on the financial crisis and austerity economics. He is based in Washington, D.C.
Mehdi Hasan is a senior columnist at The Intercept. He is the host of The Intercept podcast “Deconstructed.” Hasan is also the host of Al Jazeera English’s “UpFront.” He has interviewed, among others, Edward Snowden, Hamid Karzai, Ehud Olmert, and Gen. Michael Flynn. He is also the author of two books — a biography of former U.K. Labor Party leader Ed Miliband and an e-book on the financial crisis and austerity economics. He is based in Washington, D.C.
BTW if all these states do come in that makes it much harder to do a judicial coup or a state legislature electoral college coup because they have to do it in multiple states
BTW if all these states do come in that makes it much harder to do a judicial coup or a state legislature electoral college coup because they have to do it in multiple states
I mean if he breaks over 300 it will make it much harder I would imagine, but inevitably it will be seen as a coup on the right. Despite what the more rational of their number say.
The Democratic Senate candidate in Alaska claims he's on a path to win. They've only tallied 44.6% of the vote and none of that was mail ins. Hes projecting a very high amount of Democratic margin of the mail in ballots on zero data, but its not mathematically impossible.
@Hamid.H and @Kyriakos the above would also explain why no one is calling AK. Trump may not actually be pulling in the margins he needs to be assured victory there and they see it in the data.
Ok, so he's a journalist. I think the odds that some jackasses are trying to intimidate our poll workers is real/happening/high. That's "duh" territory. You didn't expect that? I did, and do. Our old ladies are badass. I'm waiting for one of them to go shooting(not the old ladies, but then again depending on the state(I wouldn't count GA out for one)). I'm not looking forward to it. I still don't care about a tweet when the institutions are holding and showing every sign thus far of not caring that the assclown is continuing to embarrass us. Again, like we knew he would.
Anyway in terms of bad takes, it looks like Biden is doing well in Minnesota (epicentre of George Floyd protests among others), and in Oregon (Portland protests). He also seems to be doing about the same in Kenosha.
So it seems that the civil unrest doesn't seem to be hurting Democrats where it actually happens. Thought maybe it did push some, far away from it, who only see the lurid tall tails on news media and freak the hell out.
Kinda of like immigration. The people where immigrants go, remain pro immigrant. But you have people living in depressed areas in west Virginia, who are piss terrified of immigrants. Even thought they don't know any, and immigrants don't want to go there anyway.
Ok, so he's a journalist. I think the odds that some jackasses are trying to intimidate our poll workers is real/happening/high. That's "duh" territory. You didn't expect that? I did, and do. Our old ladies are badass. I'm waiting for one of them to go shooting(not the old ladies, but then again depending on the state(I wouldn't count GA out for one)). I'm not looking forward to it. I still don't care about a tweet when the institutions are holding and showing every sign thus far of not caring that the assclown is continuing to embarrass us. Again, like we knew he would.
yea I agree with all that, but its important to note teh encouragement is happening. Its been important to note all of it for the last four years. The GOP might be able to look the other way now but in 5 years? 10 years? Its important to note all this for history if for no other reason.
Listening to one of Biden's 'be calm' speeches. He expresses gratitude that the number of votes is so high. Now that the voting is over, I wonder if a nod of "and thanks to everyone who voted for someone else, without your votes we couldn't have had one of the highest participation rates of modern history." And then "woo., Democracy!"
@Hamid.H and @Kyriakos the above would also explain why no one is calling AL. Trump may not actually be pulling in the margins he needs to be assured victory there and they see it in the data.
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