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Fretterman struggled yet OZ still lagging in the polls.
Latest polls have Oz UP, not down.
However, people started voting SEVERAL weeks before they found out the media was hiding Fetterman's major health issues.
Fetterman will most likely win due to the media doing their normal job of covering up the facts so people can't understand what is really happening prior to them voting.
While the left will likely get their way, they should question if they really want a crooked activist media deciding elections. Is that how they think a country should be run? With the government working hand in hand with the media to decide the narrative.
However, people started voting SEVERAL weeks before they found out the media was hiding Fetterman's major health issues.
Fetterman will most likely win due to the media doing their normal job of covering up the facts so people can't understand what is really happening prior to them voting.
While the left will likely get their way, they should question if they really want a crooked activist media deciding elections. Is that how they think a country should be run? With the government working hand in hand with the media to decide the narrative.
Isn't he paying for his kids to attend private school? Why should taxpayers pay for kids to attend private schools?
We pay for public schools, money down the toilet. I favor giving kids vouchers so they can choose among schools. It’s time to dismantle the failed public school system.
We pay for public schools, money down the toilet. I favor giving kids vouchers so they can choose among schools. It’s time to dismantle the failed public school system.
What if the voucher doesn't cover the cost and many areas are too small to support multiple schools. What is the competitive solution for that?
This is the one that traps Democrats every time in the last 8 years. Rs nominate someone who a sizeable portion of their base does not like/support. Dems see polls where their guy has 45-46% support and R is lagging. In the last two weeks all those non-committed Republicans remember they are still Republicans- and vote for the Republican. End result is something like 48-50% for the R 46-48% for the D. And people complain are perplexed at the result.
In this case Ds should have been the ones with an advantage but they did not see that Oz was as poorly selected candidate as Oz.
Early vote would only be a good indicator if some voter group is voting well ahead of their share of the electorate or well ahead of previous voting patterns. Right now (outside of Florida & a couple of Western states) early voting should be completely dominated by Dems but holds no clue as to how many Rs show up on election day.
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