Message from @FLanon

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2018-02-13 02:49:06 UTC  

Regardless we should shove this election in the shills' and blue wavers faces if this plays out like @🎃Boo-ton🎃 is hoping

2018-02-13 02:49:28 UTC  

For God's sakes, these elections are so damned small you can have a single person put posters up all over the district and they'd win from recognizability alone

2018-02-13 02:49:46 UTC  

Look at the count, like a thousand people vote

2018-02-13 02:49:57 UTC  

@FLanon yeah, Gillespie, Moore, and a lot of state legislature republican candidates would have won if they just put more effort into campaigning instead of sitting on their asses

2018-02-13 02:50:04 UTC  

We should be raking these in

2018-02-13 02:50:28 UTC  

If there's one thing I'm learning, in electoral politics, there's no such thing as "high and dry"

2018-02-13 02:50:42 UTC  

It's always a battle you have to fight tooth and nail

2018-02-13 02:51:03 UTC  

@FLanon I think local elections have far more to do with the recognizability and work the candidate puts in, than their political party and stances on the issues

2018-02-13 02:51:14 UTC  

I hope Trump is realizing this after VA and AL, we need to have him make appearances everywhere.

2018-02-13 02:51:25 UTC  

I know, these offices are so obscure

2018-02-13 02:51:42 UTC  

who the hell even keeps track of how their state representative / state senator / city councilman votes

2018-02-13 02:51:42 UTC  

"House District-23B"

2018-02-13 02:51:51 UTC  
2018-02-13 02:52:08 UTC  

Only the most hardcore of democracy believers would actually go through the trouble

2018-02-13 02:52:15 UTC  

*cough* boomers

2018-02-13 02:52:18 UTC  

Only the most hardcore political people keep track of state legislatures

2018-02-13 02:52:22 UTC  

that and autists like us

2018-02-13 02:52:22 UTC  

Yeah

2018-02-13 02:52:24 UTC  

Exactly

2018-02-13 02:52:26 UTC  

Lmao

2018-02-13 02:52:45 UTC  

Just put up fucking signs holy shit

2018-02-13 02:53:27 UTC  

Anyways, since Trump won this place with 59% and this guy (with the most recent info we have) has 68%

2018-02-13 02:53:51 UTC  

59-41 vs 68-30

2018-02-13 02:54:11 UTC  

@FLanon to clarify though I don't even think it's boomers in general who would go through the trouble

2018-02-13 02:54:29 UTC  

probably old people who are retired, some of which are boomers

2018-02-13 02:54:40 UTC  

That would be something like a 20 point R swing, right?

2018-02-13 02:54:45 UTC  

some of which are silent generation, some of which are greatest generation

2018-02-13 02:54:48 UTC  

If I have my info right

2018-02-13 02:55:07 UTC  

I get it, but boomer's a bit of a catch-all term if you get my drift

2018-02-13 02:55:23 UTC  

I don't know anyone in real life who cares about local elections, maybe aside from the NYC mayoral election

2018-02-13 02:56:08 UTC  

That's why like 1000 people per district which probably has like something to the effect of 10000 people at the very least vote

2018-02-13 02:56:20 UTC  

I can't imagine it being any more than 5% of the population

2018-02-13 02:58:02 UTC  

@🎃Boo-ton🎃 where are you getting the results from btw

2018-02-13 02:58:03 UTC  

if there were only 1000 people at a 5% rate, it would be 50 people

2018-02-13 02:58:11 UTC  

what do you exactly mean

2018-02-13 02:58:21 UTC  

WE DID IT

2018-02-13 02:58:23 UTC  

I mean that the 1000 people are the voters

2018-02-13 02:58:25 UTC  

WE REVERSED THE TREND

2018-02-13 02:58:34 UTC  

REPUBLICANS HAVE THE MOMENTUM

2018-02-13 02:58:37 UTC  

in a 10000 or 20000 scenario

2018-02-13 02:58:40 UTC  

Well, there you go!