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Look for any good summary of the hatch act but essentially you can't do anything at work or host fundraisers. You can give money though
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BigRed0427 posted:Honestly I haven't payed a lot of attention to state politics. Anyone else from CT more int he know. "They're a mess" is about as in the know as I am and I try to be in touch with these things.
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Bip Roberts posted:So does the election day weather forecast for any of the battleground states look nasty? Election day and election night, according to the Weather Channel:  
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Wait, so rainy weather in southern and Midwest states and clear skies in most of the swing states Clinton needs and most liberal strongholds? That seems pretty ideal. Bad weather in Florida is just fine with early voting advantage.
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roymorrison posted:Lmao that uspol sperglords still haven't voted Look, early voting in NC is explicitly designed to be in sucky timetables/locations (okay both me and the polling place are in the white as hell area but without the weekend it was like an hour line).
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fishmech posted:Election day and election night, according to the Weather Channel: Looks like it'll mostly be lovely days for Trump to eat poo poo.
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So basically perfect weather everywhere.
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http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2016/11/dnc-told-fbi-it-may-have-been-bugged Don't see any other reports of this, but the DNC apparently told the FBI that they had reason to believe their HQ was bugged. This election... It never stops.
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Nov 5, 2016 02:00
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Early voting in my county is dumb and annoying with my schedule. I'm better off walking two blocks to my election day poll place on Tuesday when it opens.
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Church attendance and use of religion as an authority was extremely low in parts of early america. Of course everyone was "christian", but the vast majority were like many of todays christian. It was something they'd claim if asked and it otherwise had almost no impact on their lives. There have been various ups and downs since then, but the country wasn't founded in the 20th century so how religious people were then are kind of irrelevant.
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fishmech posted:Yeah sorry, it's just the absentee ballot there. There's a form you can fill out with your county clerk to have them automatically mailed to you for future elections though, you might need to call them to get it. my mother did exactly this since she'll be recovering from surgery on election day
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Xae posted:No way Tzeentch or Khorne get behind Trump. Trump wants to turn the entire middle east into radioactive glass and Khorne gets to add millions to the Skull Throne. With both the FBI and Russia conspiring for him, I wouldn't be surprised Tzeentch is involved. Slaanesh is obvious. Nurgle because Trump's a fat gently caress too? I dunno.
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For maximum anti-Arzying I'd recommend finding a sushi place with kickass $3 margaritas. I now confirm that Hillary has got this easy and we're picking up 100 house seats and try the rainbow rolls.
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xthetenth posted:I did. Didn't update to be a party member, but one more vote for the dread abuela. No, I mean I'd take up arms as part of a non-professional militia in favor of Clinton
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I don't remember if this was linked already, but Sam Wang's interview here is some good anti-Arzy; understanding the polls better and everything helps. https://twitter.com/TheAlexKnapp/status/794702604911738880
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RVProfootballer posted:That is not what "must win" means. What website is this chart from?
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Grouchio posted:Who is Nurgle's choice? And who would Khorne or Tzeentch pick? There's a candidate actively dissuading people from getting vaccines and you're wondering who is a follower of Nurgle?
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Schizotek posted:Church attendance and use of religion as an authority was extremely low in parts of early america. Of course everyone was "christian", but the vast majority were like many of todays christian. It was something they'd claim if asked and it otherwise had almost no impact on their lives. There have been various ups and downs since then, but the country wasn't founded in the 20th century so how religious people were then are kind of irrelevant. Uh, an in the rest of the parts, religious attendance and authority was extremely high. And there's way less religion as authority now, let alone church attendance.. The way the country was in the early 20th century was fairly on par with the level of influence of religion in the country at it's founding: very very high, but perceived as low by people at the time since they were quite used to it. Tons of the things we consider horribly theocratic proposals from Republicans these days, someone living in 1800 or 1900 would consider completely normal.
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What is wrong with America https://mobile.twitter.com/Patrickesque/status/794692936378118144
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Neo_Crimson posted:Nurgle because Trump's a fat gently caress too? I dunno. Maybe Trump got a Purple Heart in his own personal Vietnam, if you catch my drift.
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Guy Goodbody posted:No, I mean I'd take up arms as part of a non-professional militia in favor of Clinton  It counts if it's against McCrory and Trump, right?
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Islam is the Lite Rock FM posted:Early voting in my county is dumb and annoying with my schedule. I'm better off walking two blocks to my election day poll place on Tuesday when it opens. Waiting for info on a judge from someone led to me sort of but not really missing the deadline to mail mine in if I want it to arrive election day here in Arizona. Which means I just have to go and drop it off at any polling place in the county.
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roymorrison posted:Lmao that uspol sperglords still haven't voted PA doesn't have early voting.  Maybe that'll change, but odds are we'll vote in another lovely Republican governor before it can happen.
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The true loving coup right here folks.
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PopZeus posted:What website is this chart from? NYTimes Upshot
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Truly the MLK of our time. This guy's awesome, because you just know that he's already done some dickish thing at that very same McDonald's and the workers don't get paid nearly enough to care about his "civil disobedience".
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Of all places McDonald's isn't going to be employing illegal immigrants. They dot their I's and cross they're T's. So he'll just be blockading places where Latinos/Latinas work. Now if you'll excuse me I gotta get back to Pokemon, I'm about to catch Latias and Latios.
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greatn posted:Of all places McDonald's isn't going to be employing illegal immigrants. They dot their I's and cross they're T's. So he'll just be blockading places where Latinos/Latinas work. 
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pgroce posted:Full disclosure: I pulled AZ (and CO, to a lesser extent) out of my rear end. The general problem of accounting for locked-in votes remains a problem in 538's model, though, AFAICT. None of them do, as far as I know. Early voters are only reflected in anything polls-based to the extent that they should automatically pass any likely voter screen, regardless of their prior voting history or other things.
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USPOL has become impossible to moderate in this, the week leading up to the election. This has brought to the surface something that's really been a problem for a long time: the impracticality of having a single thread for the entirety of US politics, on a forum dominated by American posters. If you want to post about the election, go here: http://forums.somethingawful.com/forumdisplay.php?forumid=269 There are lots of different threads in there about the election. If you don't see one for what you want to post about, you can make a new one (as long as it isn't a new USPOL, obviously) If you want to post about non-election American political topic, you can make a new thread about it here: http://forums.somethingawful.com/forumdisplay.php?forumid=46 If you want to post about food, and booze, and your life, and share funy political pic's and clip's, you can post here: http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3783739  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4N3N1MlvVc4
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