existential dread
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Heather retweeted
I'm not doing blame game b/c it doesn't matter. The electorate, knowing full well who Trump was and what he stood for was like "yes, four more years of this." I have to accept it. I don't like it, it goes against everything I believe in - morally, philosophically, and politically
Heather retweeted
Trump was absolutely right about who we are as a nation. Absolutely fucking right. We are exactly as shitty as he told us we are.
Democrats need to learn this.
Heather retweeted
Across the Hoosier state, Harris is running 3-5% ahead of Biden 2020. That's a big deal. In rural Allen county, for example, Trump won by 11 points in 2020. Tonight Trump is winning the bright red county by 4. Yowza. #BlueWaveRising #Election2024
Maybe I should take back my tweet that Trump will win Indiana? In Hamilton county (a bell-weather) Trump won 53-47 in 2020, Harris is winning 50-48. The vote totals so far will keep the networks from calling Indiana for a while. That itself is shocking. #Election2024
Heather retweeted
Dude is freaking out like someone just threw holy water on him and whipped out some garlic.
Heather retweeted
🚨Hamilton County, Indiana🚨
🔵 Kamala Harris - 50%
🔴 Donald Trump - 48.8%
66% expected votes in
(Trump won this county by 7 points in 2020)
Heather retweeted
Signature match is antiquated and stupid and from an era when people signed physical checks all the time. It's insane that we are using this "technology" in 2024.
Nevada’s secretary of state, seeing high number of rejected ballots in Clark and Washoe, says one of the biggest issues is that the signatures of younger voters don’t always match what’s on their driver’s licenses:
“It’s mostly the fact that young people don’t have signatures these days. And when they did register to vote through the automatic voter registration process, they signed a digital pad at D.M.V., and that became their license signature.”
nytimes.com/live/2024/11/05/…
Heather retweeted
The GOP is talking about stealing an election if they do not like the outcome. Ignoring the votes that were cast is anti-democracy. Anti-American to its core.
If former President Donald Trump does not win the election, some House Republicans are privately preparing “to possibly contest the election in Congress, to block the certification,” @costareports reports.
