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Wow, it's not over yet, but pretty surprising turn of events. On one hand I didn't think Hillary had much of a chance, because I didn't think the elite brotherhood of skull couplers who supposedly run the show would let their boy's legacy be over shadowed by his wife's. But on the other hand... I didn't think Trump could win, because well Trump. O what a brave new world that lets these people run things...

209-216 Clinton-Trump.

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CNN just announced Florida for Trump, that is 28 EC votes.

I always expect shenanigans in Florida.

is it close enough in Florida for recount

Any states that are candidates for secession from President Trump's USA?

seemslikeadream » Tue Nov 08, 2016 9:40 pm wrote:is it close enough in Florida for recount

I am not sure of the recount rules work in Florida.

If Hillary Clinton manages to catch up and pass Trump in Michigan, there could be a tie.

This election may end up not being over tonight but in any case is a bad day for Hillary Clinton and the Democratic party.

I would not like to be out on the streets in mid-town Manhattan tonight after the results are announced.



Seriously, everyone, especially JackR and all the other New Yorkers: Take good care of yourselves (and others).

NYT puts Trump's chances at >95% with approx. 301 electoral votes.
http://www.nytimes.com/elections/forecast/president

The Nasties will be in charge

seemslikeadream » Tue Nov 08, 2016 11:57 pm wrote:The Nasties will be in charge

This is far from over.

Exit polling from Florida showed 8% of Democrats admitted to voting for Trump. Not sure how true or accurate, but that reflects what Mac posted above.

About Stein, she has just over 60,000 votes in Florida, but Trump is ahead here by 130,000 votes. Johnson got over 120,000 votes. Make that what you will.

I thikn Florida has to have a 0.5% margin in the election. It's more than 1% so no recount.

Joao » Wed Nov 09, 2016 12:45 am wrote:Any states that are candidates for secession from President Trump's USA?

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General Patton » Tue Nov 08, 2016 11:58 pm wrote:

seemslikeadream » Tue Nov 08, 2016 11:57 pm wrote:The Nasties will be in charge

This is far from over.

Are you trying to make me feel better?

The sad fact is, SLaD: The Nasties have been in charge for decades.