Schweikart: What to Watch for on Election Night

DB Daily Update ^ | David Blackmon

[spacejunkie2001]

you know why? because the libtards are leaving the rust belt states to protect their money and then voting libtard in the southern states. ruining fricking everything.

[Persevero]

Very useful analysis. I’ll utilize it! Some have suggested turning off sound and watching the lib media body language. I may try that.

[Persevero]

Wow how could you sleep??? I admire that.

[hoagy62]

What time will your webcast be at, and where can I find it? I think I’ll be watching you rather than any of the lyin’ networks.

[mrsmith]

Good stuff from Larry, Well worth a read.,

But...
Also watch the early returns from Eastern Ky and Indiana.
Their polls close at 6 Eastern.
If President Trump compares favorably to last election- that’s great news. If not- it’s very bad news.

[TomGuy]

If network updates begin to falter and halt around 8:30 pm ET, we will know Biden is in trouble and they (Dems) are looking for ways to get him a win.

[polymuser]

I’m near a high minority/welfare city, so I’ll be watching for disruptors as it’s being called more and more for Trump.

Already talking with like-minded neighbors, have each others’ cell numbers, local police numbers in phones, lights and various cameras will be ready and waiting (several camouflaged game cams), big dogs on long leashes on several porches, airhorns and garden hoses ready, etc.

Already prepped for power outage. Who knows what the anarchists will do.

[Democrats hate too much]

expect Fox to be the most slanted pro liberal caller of states. It has been the case every 2 years since 2012.

[old-ager]

FR is a “blog,” and you just made a “blog” post.

Except it isn’t even your own “blog.”

Carry on.

[Old Yeller]

Watch for Antifa to start grouping.

[cookcounty]

With Michigan, you might pick up a weak signal by looking at and comparing whether R counties or D counties are ahead of 2016, and by how much.

[Nifster]

Those two dem counties always have voter fraud. The other 157 counties help balance it out

[CassieL]

I’m in Michigan. I don’t think pollsters are factoring in how unpopular Governor Whitmer has become. I know several Democrats who are voting for Trump to express their anti-Whitmer sentiments. Being a key battleground state, it was really foolish of her to pick a fight with him just months before the election. In 2016, I saw very few Trump signs in my area (white, upper-middle class suburb). Now though, they predominate.

[A_perfect_lady]

I’ll never sleep through an election again. I went to bed in 2012 fully expecting to wake up to President Mitt and a slowdown in the march toward socialism (at best). When I woke up, clicked on FOX and saw the headline FOUR MORE YEARS I seriously could not believe it. I was just... like... what?? Are you kidding me?? (pfffff) I spent 2016 chewing my nails to the cuticle.

[polymuser]

“I’m in Michigan. I don’t think pollsters are factoring in how unpopular Governor Whitmer has become.”

Ditto. She’s pissed off a huge number of people of all stripes.

[AFreeBird]

I’ve been kicking around this rock for a while now. Not as long as others here, but long enough to know - what will be, will be. Nothing other than casting my vote in this instance, I can do about it.

Best I can do is prep for the aftermath and deal with the fallout.

Sure, in my younger days I would have been glued to the news. We had three channels back then and YouTube, let alone computer internets, didn’t exist.

Now I can see recaps or full videos in the morning.

[SamAdams76]

Good stuff. Thanks for posting.

[itsahoot]

Outside of showing up at the polls, my deed for the day is done.

Not only did I not watch returns last election I tuned out all news and went to bed asking if the flag still waved on Wednesday.

I have pretty much given up on all news and only watch Dobbs and Tucker now, just for laughs. My plans for this election is watch reruns of old series on Amazon or Hulu and avoid all news for the next nine days.

I still listen to Rush of course but that is about the gist of it. I even plan to avoid web too, other than maybe headlines in case we go to war, or martians land at the White House.

[Parley Baer]

Good report.

[KevinB]

I'm going to work the polls, have a couple of beers and go to bed early. It's too painful watching the back and forth in the counting.

That said, I happened to wake up after midnight on election night in 2016 and, against my better judgment, decided to check the results. I was then up for hours following the results and it was one of the most enjoyable nights of my life. Watching Madcow and the Young Turks slow motion meltdowns was some of the best TV ever.