2022 MidTerms & State races- who ya got?

[Handyman]

https://twitter.com/patriottakes/sta...hO1Wl-Ukg&s=19

Herschel Walker falsely accused Raphael Warnock of sexual and physical abuse at a youth camp.
Walker: “This young man said there was sexual abuse and there was physical abuse. I’m like, who did that? It has to be Senator Raphael Warnock because he was responsible for it.”

[Deutsche Gopher Fan]

Defamation. Sick ****

anyome that votes for this scum can rot in the depths of hell

[Swansong]

So multiple counties in AZ are delaying certification because bannon and other ****nuts are telling them to

And Eva Bronze is digging in.

[FadeToBlack&Gold]

https://twitter.com/patriottakes/sta...hO1Wl-Ukg&s=19

Every accusation by a Republican is actually a confession.

[Swansong]

https://www.cnn.com/2022/11/23/polit...off/index.html

Huh. Imagine that.

[Deutsche Gopher Fan]

Georgia Supreme Court reinstates ban on abortions.

get out and vote ladies.

oh and Herschel today kept saying erection instead of election.

[Swansong]

Georgia Supreme Court reinstates ban on abortions.

get out and vote ladies.

oh and Herschel today kept saying erection instead of election.

They also dismissed the GQP's complaint about voting this saturday, and will allow it.

[MichVandal]

Surprised that nobody has poste the AK results-

Of course Murkowski won, but it's official that Peltola beat Palin in the single seat for Alaska.

[MichVandal]

Georgia Supreme Court reinstates ban on abortions.

get out and vote ladies.

oh and Herschel today kept saying erection instead of election.

I saw today that Walker is claiming Texas as his home and full time residence. Doesn't that mean he can't run for Senate in another state? Curious.

[dxmnkd316]

I saw today that Walker is claiming Texas as his home and full time residence. Doesn't that mean he can't run for Senate in another state? Curious.

I'm very curious about this as well.

[Kepler]

I saw today that Walker is claiming Texas as his home and full time residence. Doesn't that mean he can't run for Senate in another state? Curious.

Article I, Section 3, Clause 3:

No Person shall be a Senator who shall not have attained to the Age of thirty Years, and been nine Years a Citizen of the United States, and who shall not, when elected, be an Inhabitant of that State for which he shall be chosen.

From here:

Inhabitancy: Although England repealed Parliament's residency law in 1774, no delegates spoke against a residency requirement for members of Congress. The qualification first came under consideration on August 6, when the Committee of Detail reported its draft of the Constitution. Article 5, section 3 of that draft stated, "Every member of the Senate shall be . . . at the time of his election, a resident of the state from which he shall be chosen."

On August 8 Connecticut's Roger Sherman moved to strike the word "resident" from the language dealing with requirements for members of the House and insert in its place "inhabitant," a term he considered to be "less liable to misconstruction." Madison seconded the motion, noting that "resident" might exclude people occasionally absent on public or private business. Delegates agreed to the term "inhabitant" and voted against adding a time period to the requirement. The following day, they amended the Senate qualification to include the word "inhabitant" prior to passing the clause by unanimous consent.

[burd]

I saw today that Walker is claiming Texas as his home and full time residence. Doesn't that mean he can't run for Senate in another state? Curious.

Texas gave Walker lifetime residency plus anything else he asks for as thanks for the Great Cowboy/Viking Ripoff.

[psych]

https://www.vo*****/policy-and-polit...crats-election

Thank you, Simon Rosenberg, via Vox, for the explainer. Handy, you or someone cited him as a voice cautioning against any red wave, much less a big one. Too bad the narrative might have cost us the House.

[FadeToBlack&Gold]

The media narrative didn't cost us the House; gerrymandering did.

[psych]

The media narrative didn't cost us the House; gerrymandering did.

That definitely played a huge role. Rosenberg is saying the media narrative also played a role. Obviously more than one factor cost Democrats the House.