Richard White
Senior Member
I get that and my sincere apologies. I am just seeing the numbers coming in and something tells me were are in for a 1 in a million shocker.
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I get that and my sincere apologies. I am just seeing the numbers coming in and something tells me were are in for a 1 in a million shocker.
Nothing unexpected has happened so far. Lots of polls are still open. Way too early to call anything.
gabe
Senior Member
I'm sick to my stomach right now. I know if Trump wins he go after women's rights, take away gay marriage and trans rights, well... whats left of trans rights. He has already stripped trans people of their right to have health insurance.
Bjays92
Senior Member
Too early to call, but its concerning how close it is. Particularly florida
That’s Florida. It’s always like that. Remember the hanging chads?
Coolstar
Senior Member
Bjays92
Senior Member
Too early to call
lenaitch
Senior Member
Most of your examples are legislated/regulated at the state level. The current composition of the SCOTUS suggests that they may, in fact, be threatened but we don't know yet, and cases would have to work their way up from the state appellate level. Senior jurists can sometimes surprise people and do what they swore to do, but we will see. His amendment to the ACA does do as you state but I assume will be challenged. He keeps saying he wants to gut the ACA in entirety anyway.
Admiral Beez
Superstar
Disagree. Almost 95% of the vote in and Biden is almost 200k votes down. Florida is staying Red.
Bjays92
Senior Member
I think you can call it now. Not when he posted that though
Northern Light
Superstar
Even as Florida appears to be leaning Trump.................
They have voted for what would seem to be a very progressive ballot initiative.
They have voted to raised the minimum wage to $15USD by 2026.
I'm assuming that won't change w/the outstanding vote, as its ahead at 62%
I should note, this isn't just progressive for low-income Floridians.
It changes the cost-competitiveness for minimum wages in Canada as well.
They have voted for what would seem to be a very progressive ballot initiative.
They have voted to raised the minimum wage to $15USD by 2026.
I'm assuming that won't change w/the outstanding vote, as its ahead at 62%
I should note, this isn't just progressive for low-income Floridians.
It changes the cost-competitiveness for minimum wages in Canada as well.
Admiral Beez
Superstar
Looking at 2016 in Florida I didn’t realize how Johnson and Stein cost Clinton the state.
If you vote for someone who has no chance of becoming president it means you don’t care who becomes president.
If you vote for someone who has no chance of becoming president it means you don’t care who becomes president.
Northern Light
Superstar
That is an entirely unreasonable statement.
A more reasonable one might be "It indicates a failure to understand the implications of your vote, in some cases"
kEiThZ
Superstar
The real irony of this election is that Trump has made substantial gains with Hispanics, and that's why Biden lost Florida and Texas.
Bjays92
Senior Member
I don't want to be pessimistic but I'm certainly not optimistic right now