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/u/wil_daven_06 Nov 11:39https://twitter.com/FoxReports/status/1854126340447911993

/u/wil_daven_06 Nov 11:30https://twitter.com/AP_Politics/status/1854119193366450215

/u/wil_daven_06 Nov 11:29https://twitter.com/Olivia_Beavers/status/1854119493829566657

/u/wil_daven_06 Nov 11:28https://twitter.com/AP_Politics/status/1854123516322361533

/u/wil_daven_06 Nov 11:18https://twitter.com/NBCPolitics/status/1854111744278347885

/u/wil_daven_06 Nov 03:35https://twitter.com/Politics_Polls/status/1854002757654528192

/u/SpaceElevatorMusic06 Nov 03:31https://twitter.com/DecisionDeskHQ/status/1854003047556616527

/u/SpaceElevatorMusic06 Nov 03:29NBC: Sen. Ted Cruz wins re-election, overcoming challenge from Democrat Colin Allred

/u/SpaceElevatorMusic06 Nov 03:29NBC: Iowa passes voting amendment

NBC News projects Iowa has passed an amendment that requires citizenship and also lowers the voting age for primaries, allowing 17-year-olds who will be 18 years old by Election Day to participate.


/u/SpaceElevatorMusic06 Nov 03:14AP Race Call: Kamala Harris wins Colorado

/u/SpaceElevatorMusic06 Nov 03:02AP Race Call: Donald Trump wins Missouri
AP Race Call: Donald Trump wins Montana
AP Race Call: Donald Trump wins Utah

/u/SpaceElevatorMusic06 Nov 02:35AP Race Call: Donald Trump wins Texas

/u/SpaceElevatorMusic06 Nov 02:34AP: Florida rejects abortion measure, further limiting access in the South

/u/SpaceElevatorMusic06 Nov 02:34AP: Republican Mark Robinson loses North Carolina gubernatorial bid after tumultuous campaign

/u/SpaceElevatorMusic06 Nov 02:12AP Race Call: Donald Trump wins Ohio

/u/SpaceElevatorMusic06 Nov 02:11AP: A Decision Desk update on Texas

As polls close statewide in Texas, the AP is not yet declaring a winner in the race for president. AP’s Decision Team is waiting for election officials to report additional results of votes cast on Election Day, particularly in Democratic-leaning areas of the state.


/u/SpaceElevatorMusic06 Nov 02:11The AP reports Donald Trump wins North Dakota, South Dakota, Louisiana, Wyoming, and Ohio

/u/Ganon_Cubana06 Nov 02:11The AP reports Kamala Harris wins New York.

/u/Ganon_Cubana06 Nov 02:11AP Race Call: Donald Trump wins North Dakota
AP Race Call: Donald Trump wins the statewide vote in Nebraska and two electoral votes
AP Race Call: Kamala Harris wins New York
AP Race Call: Donald Trump wins South Dakota
AP Race Call: Donald Trump wins Louisiana
AP Race Call: Donald Trump wins Wyoming

/u/SpaceElevatorMusic06 Nov 02:00‘No credible threat’ in Pennsylvania, says Gov. Shapiro

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro said there had been multiple bomb threats called into polling locations across the state, but said so far there is “no credible threat” to the public.


/u/SpaceElevatorMusic06 Nov 01:39The AP reports Kamala Harris wins Illinois.

/u/Ganon_Cubana06 Nov 01:35The AP reports Kamala Harris wins Delaware.

/u/Ganon_Cubana06 Nov 01:32The AP reports Kamala Harris wins New Jersey.

/u/Ganon_Cubana06 Nov 01:32The AP reports Donald Trump wins Arkansas.

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My brain must be too smooth for this:

>in 1972, the Editorial Board posed, and then answered this critical question ahead of an election which President Richard M. Nixon won: “In talking about the choice of a President of the United States, what is a newspaper’s proper role? … Our own answer is that we are, as our masthead proclaims, an independent newspaper, and that with one exception (our support of President Eisenhower in 1952), it has not been our tradition to bestow formal endorsement upon presidential candidates. We can think of no reason to depart from that tradition this year.”

>That was strong reasoning, but in 1976 for understandable reasons at the time, we changed this long-standing policy and endorsed [Jimmy Carter](https://www.washingtonpost.com/jimmy-carter/?itid=lk_inline_manual_10) as president. But we had it right before that, and this is what we are going back to.

What I wouldn't give for a scandal on Nixon's scale. Holy shit, his campaign sent dumb fucking burglars to Dem HQ and he tried covering it up? How goddamn quaint. It's not like he...I dunno:

* Employed campaign chairs and operatives who *may or may not have* <shrug> sent proprietary voter information to Russian operatives.
* Ran the latter half of his campaign on an argument of locking up his political rivals, a position which HAS. NOT. CHANGED.
* Invited the Russian Foreign Minister and UN Ambassador into the Oval Office, where reporting strongly suggested intelligence information *may have been* traded.
* ... fucking deny re-entry to first covid patients, not take action because it'll pass, get hundreds of thousands of Americans dead ...
* ... co-opted the Justice Department wherever possible, including undermining the legitimate investigation into a SCOTUS nominee's credible sexual assault allegations ...
* ... fired the AG for not indicting his political rivals AND allowing a Special Counsel investigation into his campaign ...
* Questioned why the President of Russia would steer him wrong during a globally televised press conference.
* Threatened to withhold materiel aid to Ukraine as that country was being threatened with invasion, unless that country helped him get re-elected.
* ... because this guy crimes like I change underwear ...
* Classified docs in the toilet.
* "I need 11,780...votes"
* "It was a day of love"
* Had sex with a woman while his wife was pregnant, then tried to cover that up as part of his election campaign, then tried AGAIN to shut Stormy Daniels' mouth in a very-less-than-legal way (this was the big Maddow news 2 weeks ago)
* Was found civilly liable for the sexual assault and subsequent defamation of E Jean Carroll
* Alleged to have sexually assaulted almost 30 other women over the years.

But sure, Will Lewis, you stick to your independent story bro.