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#271 Re: The Garden » 270 to win 2020 Edition » 314 weeks ago

slcpunk wrote:
PaSnow wrote:

It's looking that way.  Florida & GA can even goto trump & isn't much of a concern. I think it's mostly called tonight.

The turnout numbers tell me it will probably be called tonight. Especially if we see some states like AZ, GA or FL get called at some point.

To me the demographics are telling me more than the polling numbers: women, seniors, first time voters, early voters etc.

I will say that the last general election I looked purely at the math on election night. I didn't take into consideration the trajectory as it unfolded. So for instance I'd say "She can lose these three states and still be good." But what I didn't think about was that if she DID lose those states, then there was a problem. Which I realized once it was happening.

Still can't get over how that night unfolded. Surreal.

#272 Re: The Garden » 270 to win 2020 Edition » 314 weeks ago

Watching the news, while they're not calling #'s, turnout seemed high today. I don't think in a good way for trump.  I doubt he's winning PA.

#273 Re: The Garden » 270 to win 2020 Edition » 314 weeks ago

It's looking that way.  Florida & GA can even goto trump & isn't much of a concern. I think it's mostly called tonight.

#274 Re: The Garden » 270 to win 2020 Edition » 314 weeks ago

mindsmack51883 wrote:

I have never spent one second on reddit...I didn't realize politics was a thing on there...

Literally everything's a thing on there. You probably wouldn't like the political boards though. The Conservative board, for instance, desperately needs a Mitch or two to annoy them and get something going. But, if that were to actually happen, they'd just ban or downvote you into oblivion and go back to their echo chamber. Same with the Politics (liberal) board.

You guys have a good thing on here. Which is why I keep checking a GNR site on election day, I suppose.


Awhile back someone in the political threads asked me if it was just our small group participating here. I told them there's more people just reading it than there are posters. It gets tons of page views.

I was most active on GNR forums during the pre-CD, HTGTH heyday. I remember SLCPunk being one of the main political voices on there. When he started his own GNR forum, I went there a few times, and it seemed to evolve into a straight up political forum very quickly. If GNR were to stay a "nostalgia act" forever, I wonder if this site could take a similar path. In a way, I guess it's half-way there already.

Just curious, what was your handle on HTGTH? I was there 04-05ish era


This forum was on life support during the DJ Ashba years (11-14ish?)  Picked up with the reunion talk then NITL tour announcements. From 2016 on this/these threads (multiple incarnations you'll see) somewhat kept traffic afloat. Struggled last year tho last fall there was a mini-leak of sorts.

#275 Re: The Garden » Current Events Thread » 314 weeks ago

Wasn't Florida Bidens least important state tho??

trump needed Hail Mary's in Michigan/Wisconson, PA, and AZ/NC.  If he's barely treading water in Florida he's got little shot to win any 4 of those states.

#276 Re: The Garden » Current Events Thread » 314 weeks ago

Randall Flagg wrote:
PaSnow wrote:

lol


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i like this one better:

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Touche

#277 Re: The Garden » Current Events Thread » 314 weeks ago

lol


#278 Re: The Garden » Current Events Thread » 314 weeks ago

bigbri wrote:

One of the fastest growing in the country, and it's population is like 130K. It's a whole collection of communities.

Sounds about right.  130k is getting close to a fairly large city.

#279 Re: The Garden » Current Events Thread » 314 weeks ago

Slightly OT, but I heard something about that 'Villages' retirement community as a whole, something like it's the largest (land mass) city or county in Florida, or one of the biggest in the country. (TBH I think Jacksonville could be the largest or largest in FL).  Anyway, whatever the stat was, it made it seem impressively large, not just a few retirement homes that I always thought it was.

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