Posted on 12/06/2014 4:12:42 PM PST by goldstategop
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I know it doesn’t matter but I was hoping for a slightly bigger win, it’s under 57% right now as the fraud rolls in.
On the House side, the 80000 people that voted for Edwin Edwards should be a put on an oceanliner with a hole in the bottom.
Well anyway, 54 (1 shy of modern high) and 247 (post depression record by 1) is official, unless Barber steals the recount in AZ. If you asked me the week before the election I’d have taken these numbers. But I can’t help but be disappointed it’s not a little more, especially in the Senate.
But still, with Mary gone, Washingtonians can rest easier, not having to worry about her waddling causing earthquakes anymore. That’s IF she leaves town and goes back “home”.
LOL,
The li’l pinkie is out and everything. :)
I hope the EPA Nazis don’t shut it down. Historic tradition.
We need to shut down the EPA
Boehner has to be reigned in and start putting conservatives on committees.
This seniority system has proven to be a hindrance to our Constitutional Republic and has to be changed.
I hope the Tea Party/Conservative types in the house and the senate become squeaky wheels.
prisoner6: Yep.
nd76: Baton Rouge suburbs were awesome tonight. I suspect pro-Landrieu RINOs and coastal residents who view Landrieu as a lifeline for hurricane relief weighed down otherwise pro-Republican parishes in the N.O. area except for St. Tammany, which is uber-Republican and exurbanish.
I’ll take 57-43 any day.
She’ll probably get to 44%, about +2% from the jungle primary results. 84 of the 98 precincts left are from Orleans parish.
Landrieu (D): 43.17% (538,560 votes)
Cassidy (R): 56.83% (708,938 votes)
3,920 of 4,018 Precincts Reporting (1,247,498 votes)
I would have taken 247 in the House and 54 in the Senate any day of the week.
Drawing to 55 would have taken New Hampshire for the inside straight. Virginia flew under the radar, but if money pours into that state, it stays in Democrat hands. I expected R+8 in the Senate with 6-12 seats or so gained in the House, so slightly ahead of expectations.
I think maybe the rats pushed the idea that she might lose by more than 20 points so they could say “she did a little better than expected”.
Graves looks good on camera and seems to be a strong speaker. Perhaps he has leadership potential.
“Bill” Cassidy (R) 56.78% 702087
Mary L. Landrieu (D) 43.22% 534331
Out with the old, in with the bold... congrats to Graves.
Well yeah. My comment was saying NOW she is in that power.
My bigger point was that Murkowski is her carbon copy. McConnell will put her in as head most likely.
The conservatives in congress need to be heard and get some of their people in committees, and as committee heads also.
Lets go by knowledge and talent instead of seniority.
The best thing to do is close the EPA and all other government alphabet entities with out Constitutional creds.
Yeah, probably.
Hell what am I saying, what the hell else would she do? Go to NOLA and be her brother’s food taster?
Landrieu ran slightly better in Orleans, making up a full percentage point over November.
But its not going to be enough to do it.
“Bill” Cassidy (R) 56.76% 702098
Mary L. Landrieu (D) 43.24% 534791
Proud to say I’m one of those making up Cassidy’s 82.97% margin of victory here in Livingston Parish!
My post #471 should have been McConnell, not crybaby Boehner.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3234542/posts?page=471#471
Landrieu (D): 43.26% (541,157 votes)
Cassidy (R): 56.74% (709,695 votes)
3,932 of 4,018 Precincts Reporting (1,250,852 votes)
1 precinct in Assumption (Cassidy leads)
1 precinct in Union (strong Cassidy)
84 precincts in Orleans (strong Landrieu)
Should be a 10-12 point Cassidy win.
Bump
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