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« on: October 01, 2019, 09:56:52 PM »

Corey Stewart. He obviously had no chance regardless, but his campaign was a hot mess that seemed to be doing its best to make his loss margin as high as possible and seemed to think he was running in West Virginia. Come to think of it, he might've actually done better than Morrisey if he did, lol.

Honorable mentions to Bill Nelson, Debbie Stabenow, Jim Renacci, and Lou Barletta who sleepwalked through the campaign, Dean Heller and Leah Vukmir who seemed to think they were running in Oklahoma (must've read too many Atlas posts/pundit columns about their respective states), Heidi Heitkamp who literally leaked the names of sexual assault victims right before the election and seemed to think she was running in Vermont, and Patrick Morrisey and Leah Vukmir for just being awful and unlikable in general.


lol no, WV was literally created in opposition to the confederacy. More like Corey Stewart thought he was running in Alabama .



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« Reply #1 on: October 01, 2019, 10:04:59 PM »

lol no, WV was literally created in opposition to the confederacy.

Yeah and that has so much relevance to 2019. Roll Eyes

Yes people are less pro confederecy in almost every area then they were back then .
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« Reply #2 on: October 14, 2019, 12:33:17 PM »

Easily Bill Nelson. How do you lose a swing state like Florida in a D+8 year as a three term incumbent? I don't care that he was running against a popular two term governor, he should have won that race.

He was sleepwalking through the campaign until September. Inexcusable.

Rick Scott got incumbency advantage in that race not Nelson. Scott was more well known in the state than Nelson and like you said he was a popular governor which gave him the incumbency advantage
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« Reply #3 on: October 14, 2019, 12:33:53 PM »

Easily Bill Nelson. How do you lose a swing state like Florida in a D+8 year as a three term incumbent? I don't care that he was running against a popular two term governor, he should have won that race.

He was sleepwalking through the campaign until September. Inexcusable.

Burr and Blunt were just as guilty of doing this in 2016 and they slid by just fine.

The difference is Kander was not a popular two term governor if he was Blunt would have gone down
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