3) As of yesterday, four red counties were yet to report. That would likely boost the lead back to 70k
1) FL absentees, early voting:
*Dems as expected ("souls to the polls Sunday") had a good day and FINALLY take the early walk-in vote lead by 6,100 votes.
Rs total: 1,151,593
Ds total: 1,092,547
Rs +59,046 combined lead. This is very good for this point in the campaign.
3) As of yesterday, four red counties were yet to report. That would likely boost the lead back to 70k
5) Likewise in NV:
Clark (with its union "encouragement" for members turned out big yesterday and added net 6,000 voters.
However---big however---neither Washoe nor the rurals . . .
While this helped, the NV Ds are still looking at a significant--to potentially massive--shortfall from their 2016 numbers coming out of early voting.
8) Again, I think before it's all over the hurricane only reduces overall Panhandle . . .
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2) The time for faith is not when you are getting your way, when everything is going well, when all your "prayers are answered."
3) That's the exact opposite of faith.
How We Can Keep the Faith in America When Everything Is Shaken https://t.co/gJKWXJYdnc @DailySignal #AAG #AAG2020
— All American Girl (@AIIAmericanGirI) January 14, 2021
For 400 years inflation has NOT been in a "mountain range" of up and down, but rather stair-stepped in giant increases, always associated with major transformations in economic arrangements.
The only way that debt comes down is if rest of world flips to trade deficit status w/US (I.e., trades accumulates $USD from prior trade surpluses w/US for actual goods & services). Not likely anytime soon. $USD as global reserve currency requires massive public debt.
— David "Most Vicious Dogs & Ominous Weapons" Herr (@davidcherr) January 15, 2021
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