Mid-term Election 2022 Live Thread – Welcome to the Party Pal!

[cato potatoe]

NBC News projects Democrat Tony Evers wins re-election in Wisconsin governor's race

Trump endorsed Tim Michaels in the primary against Rebecca Kleefisch, lieutenant governor under Scott Walker.

[240B]

CONGRATULATIONS TO NEW SENATOR BARRETO!!  Gisele Barreto is a Brazilian-American activist.

Thank you to Pennsylvania for proving the Europeans right.
Americans are really, they really are, the stupidest nation on Earth.

[Right_in_Virginia]

Guy Benson
@guypbenson

Unless I’ve missed something, there has not been a single statewide incumbent — Governor/Senator — who has lost tonight, from either party, across the whole country (so far).

Status quo election in a lot of ways, even though one house will prob flip (& possibly the other).


1:20 AM · Nov 9, 2022  ·Twitter for iPhone

[240B]

Fox News
By Timothy H.J. Nerozzi
October 20, 2022

Biden predicts Gisele Fetterman will be 'great, great lady in the Senate'

Pennsylvania Senate candidate John Fetterman's health and ability to exercise public office have been in question after a May stroke

(more)
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/biden-predicts-gisele-fetterman-will-be-great-great-lady-senate

[Right_in_Virginia]

CBS News reporting that Wisconsin Senate race may be decided until Friday.

The hold-up? Counting votes in Milwaukee.

[240B]

Considering that Fetterman is incompetent and is basically insane, with an extreme love of convicted murderers, maybe his wife is the best thing that could happen. With no choice, would you elect her or her crazy ass husband? Maybe it is a good thing that she will take his seat? Don't know?

[Right_in_Virginia]

Biggest mistake by Republicans:  Accepting years ago that we have to "vote in numbers to get beyond the fraud" instead of fighting it.  All we did was help cement fraud as a systemic feature of our elections  ---- and only one side uses it.

[Right_in_Virginia]

"Record breaking youth voter turnout gets you gun safety legislation, student debt cancellation, climate action, and so much more.  Hear more from @cristinanextgen about why the youth vote is so critical in tomorrow's election — and why young voters are ready to turn out."  (Video)

https://mobile.twitter.com/NextGenAmerica/status/1589837300586123264

[Right_in_Virginia]

John Della Volpe
@dellavolpe

One thing I know already.

If not for voters under 30 ... tonight WOULD have been a Red Wave.

CNN National House Exit Poll

R+ 13    65+
R+ 11    45-64

D +2      30-44
D +28   18-29

#GenZ did their job.


10:52 PM · Nov 8, 2022·Twitter Web App

[Right_in_Virginia]

"Kevin McCarthy: “It is clear that we are gonna take the House back! ... When you wake up tomorrow, we will be in the majority, and Nancy Pelosi will be in the minority.”  (Video)

https://mobile.twitter.com/TPostMillennial/status/1590239024102658050

[Right_in_Virginia]

Come January, John James is in the House!

[LMAO]

We’ll, it wasn’t a red wave. To say the GOP got their asses kicked isn’t accurate as it looks like the GOP will take the House. The winner, so far,  is Liz Cheney. The loser is Donald Trump. And you can dispense with the notion that Joe Biden is going to be forced to step down in 2024

Even with a red wave, Biden was not gonna change course. There’s no way he’s going to do it now. We’re just gonna have to go through the pain

Hopefully, this might pop some people’s  bubble

[DCPatriot]

So what was the Republican plan to stop inflation?

@Hoodat

You are a damned child!  Seriously.

[240B]

John Della Volpe
@dellavolpe

One thing I know already.

If not for voters under 30 ... tonight WOULD have been a Red Wave.

CNN National House Exit Poll

R+ 13    65+
R+ 11    45-64

D +2      30-44
D +28   18-29

#GenZ did their job.


10:52 PM · Nov 8, 2022·Twitter Web App

Gen Z digging their own graves. And they are happy to do it.
Too stupid to know what is going on.

[LMAO]

Gen Z digging their own graves. And they are happy to do it.
Too stupid to know what is going on.

Yet they’re  the first to complain about high prices.

This is also the same generation that has been taught all their life to hate their country. It’s been said that young people have always tended to be more liberal and they get more conservative as the age but the difference is young people in the past were not taught from birth to hate their country

[roamer_1]

@Hoodat

You are a damned child!  Seriously.

He's dang well right.

[240B]

Biggest mistake by Republicans:  Accepting years ago that we have to "vote in numbers to get beyond the fraud" instead of fighting it.  All we did was help cement fraud as a systemic feature of our elections  ---- and only one side uses it.

That's because the Republican Establishment SUPPORTS voter fraud. The very last thing Mitch McConnell wants are REAL Republicans actually getting elected. They would throw his ass out in a second and he knows that. The Republican Aristocracy is perfectly fine with Democrats cheating and winning every election, as long as it keeps them in power. They simply don't care. Everything is about them, and their own wealth and power. The dirty peasants (all of us normal working people) can die in the dirt for all they care.

[240B]

Why did Mitch McConnell support Leftists over Republicans? Because Republicans would vote against him. They would impact his power. And he cannot have that! Vote for the Democrats, at least they will leave me alone!

[mountaineer]

In states with clean, fraud-free, ID-required elections, it appears there was a red wave, both in local elections and statewide ones. In my own county, a longtime Dem commissioner - a good guy, well-liked - was ousted by a Republican newcomer. Our Democrat state delegate - a real union hack, the guy I narrowly lost to back in 2012 - was obliterated by a Republican college kid. Similar stories in local and state elections throughout our area, and even across the river in Ohio.

But where you have no ID, lots of mail-in ballots, same day registering and voting, no real rules about absentee or mail-in ballots - yeah, the Democrats took advantage.

[mountaineer]

John Steigerwald
@Steigerworld
Fetterman got 81% of the vote in Philadelphia County and 62% in Allegheny County. A difference of 350,000 votes. More proof that Democrats in those counties would vote for a mannequin with a D after its name.
You get what you vote for.
What an embarrassment.
3:55 AM · Nov 9, 2022

Miranda Devine
@mirandadevine
Alaska: Murkowski behind 42.7% to 44.4% w 74% counted

7:26 AM · Nov 9, 2022

Free Burn
@returnofthefree
Replying to @mirandadevine
My understanding on Murkowski is if no one gets 50% they’ll have a runoff. Murkowski is likely to get the dem votes in a runoff.
7:36 AM · Nov 9, 2022

[Kamaji]

In states with clean, fraud-free, ID-required elections, it appears there was a red wave, both in local elections and statewide ones. In my own county, a longtime Dem commissioner - a good guy, well-liked - was ousted by a Republican newcomer. Our Democrat state delegate - a real union hack, the guy I narrowly lost to back in 2012 - was obliterated by a Republican college kid. Similar stories in local and state elections throughout our area, and even across the river in Ohio.

But where you have no ID, lots of mail-in ballots, same day registering and voting, no real rules about absentee or mail-in ballots - yeah, the Democrats took advantage.

And that is why it is simply unconscionable that the republicans - as a party - have not moved heaven and earth to bring reliability and accuracy back to our elections.

[Kamaji]

Is the Georgia senate election going to a run-off?

[Weird Tolkienish Figure]

In states with clean, fraud-free, ID-required elections, it appears there was a red wave, both in local elections and statewide ones. In my own county, a longtime Dem commissioner - a good guy, well-liked - was ousted by a Republican newcomer. Our Democrat state delegate - a real union hack, the guy I narrowly lost to back in 2012 - was obliterated by a Republican college kid. Similar stories in local and state elections throughout our area, and even across the river in Ohio.

But where you have no ID, lots of mail-in ballots, same day registering and voting, no real rules about absentee or mail-in ballots - yeah, the Democrats took advantage.

Also chicken egg situation too, something you haven't considered.

[mountaineer]

Matt Walsh
@MattWalshBlog
The Republican Party outside of Florida has no message. No discipline. No leadership. No courage to confront the important issues head on. That’s why they’re losing to literally brain damaged candidates. We need a total overhaul.
12:54 AM · Nov 9, 2022

[andy58-in-nh]

Morning afterthought:

There is certainly a great deal to be said and done about the failure of the Republican Party leadership in grooming candidates and delivering electoral success for them.

Undoubtedly there will be a lot said and perhaps, in time, something done about that.

But the one thing that strikes me most about last night's events is how thoroughly awful, willfully dumb, and emotionally motivated the American electorate has become.

And that is a problem that will not be solved in one mere election cycle. 

[Kamaji]

Morning afterthought:

There is certainly a great deal to be said and done about the failure of the Republican Party leadership in grooming candidates and delivering electoral success for them.

Undoubtedly there will be a lot said and perhaps, in time, something done about that.

But the one thing that strikes me most about last night's events is how thoroughly awful, willfully dumb, and emotionally motivated the American electorate has become.

And that is a problem that will not be solved in one mere election cycle. 

[Wingnut]

Went to bed hopeful last night. Woke up depressed.
Going back to bed and try for a do-over.

[240B]

You get what you vote for. <-this is real

If New York and Philadelphia and all the others, if they want more rape and more murder then may heaven have mercy on their souls.
I don't live anywhere close to those hellholes, but I still feel sorry for them.

[Lando Lincoln]

Morning afterthought:

There is certainly a great deal to be said and done about the failure of the Republican Party leadership in grooming candidates and delivering electoral success for them.

Undoubtedly there will be a lot said and perhaps, in time, something done about that.

But the one thing that strikes me most about last night's events is how thoroughly awful, willfully dumb, and emotionally motivated the American electorate has become.

And that is a problem that will not be solved in one mere election cycle.

I read somewhere (while moping despondently) that the 18-29 y-o demographic voted +28% for the (D)’s. The indoctrination and spoiling of a generation.

[mountaineer]

But the one thing that strikes me most about last night's events is how thoroughly awful, willfully dumb, and emotionally motivated the American electorate has become.

And that is a problem that will not be solved in one mere election cycle.

The statistic posted above in this thread about how much GenZ voted Dem indicates - to me, at least - that the problem originates in our government schools. The kiddies age 30 and under (actually even to age 40) have been thoroughly indoctrinated into stupidity and socialism by the time they first register to vote. That problem won't be solved anytime soon, even if we clean house in every school board in the nation.

[aligncare]

Biggest mistake by Republicans:  Accepting years ago that we have to "vote in numbers to get beyond the fraud" instead of fighting it.  All we did was help cement fraud as a systemic feature of our elections  ---- and only one side uses it.

It appears we may never be able to vote our way out of Lost America.  I fear that a different option may be inevitably coming.  I am not optimistic.

[mountaineer]

It appears we may never be able to vote our way out of Lost America.  I fear that a different option may be inevitably coming.  I am not optimistic.

I'm not, either. Our country is dying.

[mystery-ak]

Alaska Results Won’t Be Decided for Two Weeks Under ‘Ranked Choice’

Results in Alaska’s congressional elections will not be decided until November 23 — two weeks after Election Day — thanks to the state’s new ranked-choice voting system, which delays the tabulation of second- and third-choice selections.

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2022/11/09/alaska-results-wont-be-decided-for-two-weeks-under-ranked-choice/

[mystery-ak]

Georgia Secretary of State: Herschel Walker, Raphael Warnock to Advance to Senate Runoff Battle

[mystery-ak]

Sen. Ron Johnson Defeats Radical Democrat Mandela Barnes

[aligncare]

I'm not, either. Our country is dying.

With a broken election system in large democrat controlled cities, and a socialized government school system, it appears to be a wrap, folks.  Our best days are behind us.

[mystery-ak]

Republican Adam Laxalt Predicts Victory in Nevada U.S. Senate Race

[Weird Tolkienish Figure]

I'm not, either. Our country is dying.

Been hearing this for a while now.

[catfish1957]

Morning afterthought:

There is certainly a great deal to be said and done about the failure of the Republican Party leadership in grooming candidates and delivering electoral success for them.

Undoubtedly there will be a lot said and perhaps, in time, something done about that.

But the one thing that strikes me most about last night's events is how thoroughly awful, willfully dumb, and emotionally motivated the American electorate has become.

And that is a problem that will not be solved in one mere election cycle.

I am a little more cynical and bitter on the matter.  My takeaways:

1. Seeing the extension and full incorporation of what happens when half your population is on the Entitlement Train. There is now a solid umoveable voting bloc who will not risk their gubmit checks from Uncle Sugar.
2. GOP underestimated the GOTV power of Dobbs.  Hate to say I told everyone so, but when the SCOTUS decsion was made, I said at this forum that this would adversely impact us at the polls.  Don't get me wrong I am Pro-Life, but the timing of the ruling was an election killer.
3. I grieve for our country when so many sheeple have bought into the MSM narratives around J6, Reproductive Rights, and faux threats to Democracy.  I have come to the conclusion that half our population is utterly stupid
4. PA and GA should have been 100% winnable.  The GOP needs better vetting and choices.  Also, DJT should not be given the task to hand pick candidates.
5.  The point that there are historically the most things going wrong at the same time in this country, and last night happened?  Mindboggling.  Just another reason, I wish we could split the country in two ideologically.  I am f___g sick and tired of paying for the entitlement junkies and their driving us off the cliff.

[mystery-ak]

Looks like the majority of Americans like the direction this country is going,,sad day for the USA

How people could vote for a brain dead man who can barely string a sentence together....pathetic.

[mystery-ak]

I really had hopes she would lose this

Democrat Sen. Patty Murray Retains Seat in Washington State

[catfish1957]

Sen. Ron Johnson Defeats Radical Democrat Mandela Barnes

Just like in '20, why are race calls taking longer when the GOP is in the lead?  They should have called this race at midnight based on what vote was out there and where.

[mystery-ak]

Donald Trump: Sen. Rick Scott ‘Would Be Much Better’ than McConnell as Republican Senate Leader

Former President Donald Trump told Glenn Beck that he believes Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) “would be much better than” Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) as Republican Senate Majority Leader.

I have no interest right now on what Trump has to say...

[Luis Gonzalez]

The Don is dead. Long live The Ron.

[mystery-ak]

This says it all..like I said last night it was all about killing babies...

Vermont Votes to Enshrine Constitutional Right to Abortion

After voters overwhelmingly voted in favor of a ballot measure, Vermont’s constitution now enshrines the right to kill unborn babies.

[mystery-ak]

Why hasn't Fox called this race?

Sen. Ron Johnson Defeats Radical Democrat Mandela Barnes

Republican Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) was projected to defeat radical Democrat Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes (D) on Thursday with 93 percent of the vote counted.

[Right_in_Virginia]

I read somewhere (while moping despondently) that the 18-29 y-o demographic voted +28% for the (D)’s. The indoctrination and spoiling of a generation.

Remember how not too long ago we all laughed at how desperate the democrats were because the WH had a meeting with top TikTok users @Lando Lincoln ?  Makes more sense now, doesn't it.

"Record breaking youth voter turnout gets you gun safety legislation, student debt cancellation, climate action, and so much more.  Hear more from @cristinanextgen about why the youth vote is so critical in tomorrow's election — and why young voters are ready to turn out."  (Video)

https://mobile.twitter.com/NextGenAmerica/status/1589837300586123264

John Della Volpe
@dellavolpe

One thing I know already.

If not for voters under 30 ... tonight WOULD have been a Red Wave.

CNN National House Exit Poll

R+ 13    65+
R+ 11    45-64

D +2      30-44
D +28   18-29

#GenZ did their job.


10:52 PM · Nov 8, 2022·Twitter Web App

[catfish1957]

Looks like the majority of Americans like the direction this country is going,,sad day for the USA

How people could vote for a brain dead man who can barely string a sentence together....pathetic.

I said very rude thing about the people of PA last night.

That comment still stands.  I'd be embarrassed if I lived there.  Fetterfluck the brain dead Senator is a national embarassment, just as his brain dead POTUS ally.

[catfish1957]

Donald Trump: Sen. Rick Scott ‘Would Be Much Better’ than McConnell as Republican Senate Leader

Former President Donald Trump told Glenn Beck that he believes Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) “would be much better than” Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) as Republican Senate Majority Leader.

I have no interest right now on what Trump has to say...

Same here.   This is the same Donald Trump that brought us Oz and Herschel Walker.  Not capturing the senate is a lot on him.

[mystery-ak]

Voters support abortion rights in all five states with ballot measures

Voters in California, Vermont and Michigan on Tuesday approved ballot measures enshrining abortion rights into their state constitutions, while those in traditional red states Montana and Kentucky rejected measures that would have restricted access to reproductive care.