Generic 2016 US Election Cycle Recycling Bin

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Sounds like the Tea Party is bumping off the chairman of the House Ways and Means committee tonight too?

(or at least, forcing a run-off)

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The Tea Party are basically Maoists at this point. Brady is a flipping right-winger, but he failed the ideological purity test.

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At least Bernie won the Colorado caucus, so the cow will be happy about that.

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So, Vermont, Oklahoma, and Colorado… ?

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And Minnesota. And pretty close in Massachusetts, although he should have won that one.

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I saw it was literally like 5 votes difference in MA. I guess we’ll see tomorrow what the delegate count was and if there is any hope left…

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Hey, Rubio won a state!

This is funny too.

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The lone Cruz supporter responding to the first tweet was especially entertaining.

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It was more. Hillary took Boston by about 15% which means the rest of the state. Although it will be about even for delegates in MA.

But again, it ain’t over till the last dog dies.

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Some days I still have hope for the politics in my state.

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No apologies necessary :smile:

Although Sanders won the Democratic primary here (and I helped!) I assure you that in the general election, the Republican candidate will carry the state.

Exactly who the Republican candidate turns out to be will not matter in the least :cry:

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Republicans getting out the vote:

The Trump effect?

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[quote=“daneel, post:315, topic:65103, full:true”]The Trump effect?
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And the theocrats out for the court, and the Confederates out to celebrate the end of Obama.

It’s going to be a banner year for hateful fuckwit turnout; unless the Democrats match it (:cough:Bernie:cough:), we’re all screwed.

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The Guardian has cool video gamey pixel gifs of each candidate

I’mma steal them like they are garden gnomes


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The Cruz one is…weird. Looks more like Travolta.

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Aww. No Christie or O’Malley. I thought they had those.

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Assuming Clinton takes the primaries (which seems likely, though it’s not a given), and assuming she wins the general (which also seems likely, though it’s not a given), how long after the election do you think it would be before the House started impeachment proceedings?

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Republicans started grandstanding about impeaching Obama before he was sworn in.

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In other news of how deranged the GOP in Texas is:

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