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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (1098670)	11/9/2018 2:39:20 PM
From: locogringo	Respond to of 1578144

Every vote counts: (especially in Broward Co....hahahahahaha) Woman in Minnesota Receives Broward County Ballot in the Mail Broward County election supervisor Brenda Snipes The Democrats are working around the clock right now to steal the statewide Florida election from Republicans. A woman who moved to Minnesota five years ago from Florida says she received a ballot from Broward County in the mail. thegatewaypundit.com

To: Wharf Rat who wrote (1098670)

11/9/2018 2:46:54 PM

From: locogringo

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OOPS!

Why Aren´t Democrats More
Excited About the 2018 Results

Cook Political Report, by Amy Walter

For a party that had a great night on Tuesday, Democrats aren’t really acting like it. Yes, they lost at least three Senate incumbents, but given the exposure they were up against, this is not such a bad result. (Snip) Democrats wanted this election to be about more than just winning the House or the Senate. They wanted 2018 to be a total rebuke of Trump. A wipe out of epic proportions all across the country. That didn’t happen. What we saw instead was more of a retrenchment. Red areas stayed red; blue areas stayed blue. The only real movement was in districts that were purple — districts that had voted for Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama or
or had narrowly supported Trump- tipped overwhelmingly to Democrats. As my colleague David Wasserman pointed out, Democrats didn’t flip any district that Trump had carried by 55 percent or more.

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But, it wasn't a sweep. And, it wasn't decisive.
And, I know from my conversations with Democratic activists, that many are uninspired by the cast of potential candidates in front of them now. The 2018 election was supposed to anoint a clear frontrunner. It didn’t.

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