2016: lol, they named it Boaty McBoatface
2019: Boaty McBoatface has determined that increasing winds have cooled surface ocean temperatures, causing them to subduct and cause turbulence, which is amplifying the rise of sea level, threatening billions.
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Representative McCaul has been a steadfast champion of our wartime allies.
Today, he made it clear that @potus should immediately rectify the unintended consequences of the USRAP and foreign aid executive orders.
Thank you @RepMcCaul!!
No. Russia wants Trump to win. If he does, our foreign policy will become much more favorable to the Putin regime. Making bomb threats was a gamble with tons of upside and very little downside.
Alright, well, hats off to Nate Cohn for nailing the whole low-propensity voters/race depolarization thing. Will readily admit that I was wrong about that
Almost identical story in #WISen and #MISen, where Slotkin and Baldwin are now in serious, serious danger of going down. Not too many pre-election polls showed them trailing, but this is looking very dicey for both of them.
One big takeaway: This was a 50/50 election, and the polls are very likely to simply have been right. The anecdotes about ground game, enthusiasm, late movement etc don't square with the simple reality we're seeing, which is that polls were broadly fine.
Just in: 12 polling places in Georgia are having their hours extended due to Russian-originated bomb threats, according to Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger.
Well, the polls showed a closer (albeit still blue-leaning) race in Virginia than we got in 2020 — and they look correct for that. Because Kamala Harris is winning Loudoun County by only 17, which is an 8 point underperformance on Biden's 2020 performance when he won by 25.
Friends. Please. Do not post half-completed counties and then say "do not extrapolate" unless you know how e-day/early votes will split, which none of you know yet.
This is just going to mislead 95% of the audience the tweets will reach. Wait for counties to complete.
@RalstonReports Are rural indies turning out proportionally large as well? Or is this just an urban phenomenon? Because if it’s the latter, <insert looking eyes emoji>
Nevada’s secretary of state, seeing high number of rejected ballots in Clark and Washoe, says one of the biggest issues is that the signatures of younger voters don’t always match what’s on their driver’s licenses:
“It’s mostly the fact that young people don’t have signatures these days. And when they did register to vote through the automatic voter registration process, they signed a digital pad at D.M.V., and that became their license signature.”
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