https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfQqdg-2fmw&t=6591s

it is fucking happening

they are literally chasing police away

throwing trash at government buildings

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9q-0wj31-E

Wow

@Pielover19 remember how we briefly talked about making a "best case scenario" map for the House races ? Can you prep that up real quick ?

best case scenario as in -> winnable through a hard fought properly done campaign and solid Trump performance

we're not talking about rare cases like Feinstein dying and being replaced by John Podesta who gets exposed for Pizzagate

so basically, stuff like winning all lean/likely Republicans, all tossups, all lean D's

even if that happened then De Leon would win lul

oh yeah, brainfart, forgot about that

replace 'Feinstein' with 'Gillibrand' then

yeah

or Warren

yeah, best case for senate is something like beating Bob Menendez, Tim Kaine, Tina Smith, Amy Klobuchar, Bob Casey, etc

not beating Bernie Sanders

technically, it *could* happen, but it's not really something to aim for

of course, yes

I'm at dinner. Will make it if you remind me in about two hours.

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@Pielover19 it's been 2 hours, get to work 😃

Alright.

http://www.270towin.com/2018-house-election/LKGLGGp

Absolute best case scenario.

@Pielover19 I can envision better.

How so?

This is just the realistic scenario.

There's still a few districts that could be won, were recently won, or could be subject to anti-gerrymandering rulings this year. In particular, there's one district of MA that a moderate could win, potentially up to three in Maryland (best case scenario), and maybe a couple other districts we just recently lost.

http://www.270towin.com/2018-house-election/1ld92eK

Moderates could win DE-AL, MA-9, IL-10, and a few MD districts that could be gained via the WI/MD gerrymandering case.

That said, Wisconsin (in a realistic best case scenario) could win its case while Maryland could lose its case, despite the obvious fact that the SCOTUS would prefer to appear bipartisan, based on the fact that Maryland's 2010 redistricting scheme is both visibly worse and also was fairly transparently discussed--allowing the Supreme Court to see that there was motive, which is not so clearly visible in the Wisconsin case.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_House_of_Representatives_elections,_1932

lol look at this pickup in 1932 when Roosevelt trounced Hoover

D's won 97 seats

went from 216 to 313

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_House_of_Representatives_elections,_1936

4 years later, the total went up to 334

the Republicans only had 88 seats after that

Florida Senate GE:
Rick Scott (R) 48% (+3)
Bill Nelson (D-inc) 45%

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