Col Smith

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@Acyn Free the #SmallPox!

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@latikambourke Run out if disabled kids to defame?

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@amandawtwong Bladerunner picked it first.

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@jendudley Same/same

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@jendudley Most of the world just stores spent rods in big pools of water. Bit frightening, actually. I am concerned that the current talk of Aussie nukes will require enriched Uranium, and we are not prepared to handle the waste from that process at all.

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@AntonyGreenElec Bit close....

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@malleegirl57 January 21st.

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@AntonyGreenElec A "comfortable" but lose-able majority - hopefully stopping any Campbell Newman style over the top actions.

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@vanbadham Actually it will be the rise of China, with South America and Africa rising to surpass the USA by 2100.

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@davidleavitt It's not. 15 million Democrats stayed home. They won't elect a woman and that's sad.

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@MichaelJStern1 Mostly.

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@Leo_Puglisi6 It's not over till it's over.

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@theprojecttv Big call made too early.

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@gaghyogi49 Reminded me of Kes's birthing scenes.

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@Acyn Zero surprises here.

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@Pollytics Calls to stop the count yet?

[Dee Snider🇺🇸🎤 @deesnider]

Today, this 94 year old Korean War veteran (and lifelong Republican) hobbled into the voting booth, crossed party lines and voted for democracy. The very same democracy he fought for 75 years ago. Thank you, Dad! ❤️ You’ve always been my hero!

[6 News Australia @6NewsAU]

Since there’s no other major political news happening today…a note that today marks 25 years since Australia voted NO to becoming a republic

How did you vote – or how would you have voted? Let us know ⬇️

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@ausnotes @MarkDiStef In other words - there is no swing in Guam voter's presidential votes - because they don't get a electoral college vote (just like residents of Puerto Rico.)

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@ausnotes @MarkDiStef During the last presidential election zero votes went to either presidential candidates from residents of Guam. Same with this election. Primary votes are irrelevant.