leftyjace
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Goodness, you are correct. I will correct the post.
The *official* Election Day Game Thread!
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My wife had a terrible time with seasonal affective disorder when we lived in Portland. 2 months straight cloud cover is tough.
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**** you not, that looks like my mother in law.
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A man who died of coronavirus in October has been elected to the North Dakota state legislature. Republican David Andahl, 55, ran a successful primary challenge against a powerful Republican, before waging his campaign in the general. It's not the first time a dead person has won a US election. In 2018, a brothel owner in Nevada won an election to statewide office after he died
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green
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This is so ****ing cool. My daughter has seen a woman run for president, kick Thanos’ ***, and now be VP. Her world is so much bigger than my wife’s. My kids have seen a black president and now VP and have seen a POC Captain America, Miles as Spider-Man...their world is so BIG now. They can be themselves and have people emulate who look/feel/have the same culture as they do.
It’s amazing.
Avery
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That’s what’s amazing to me - only stop counting where I’m currently ahead.
What a joke.
Red
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I followed the AP on election night. They called Az for Biden in the early AM Wed...
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EXPLAINER: A closer look at Arizona
A CLOSER LOOK AT ARIZONA State officials said Friday there are 150,000 votes still to be counted in Arizona, a Western presidential battleground state where Democrat Joe Biden had a .92 percentage point lead over Republican Donald Trump, an advantage of about 29,861 votes.
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