By Doug Collins, maybe.
Doug Collins is too old. How about his son. Chris? I'm sure NW would let him out of his contract.
By Doug Collins, maybe.
FWIW, Georgia public radio was reporting light election day turn outturn across the state. No reports of long lines or delays.
FWIW, Georgia public radio was reporting light election day turn outturn across the state. No reports of long lines or delays.
FWIW, Georgia public radio was reporting light election day turn outturn across the state. No reports of long lines or delays.
I'm still baffled at why Biden hasn't given a major job to Stacey Abrams. I'd like to see her replace Tom Perez.
The split result is going to end up happening isn’t it. Then we can all go back to shitting on Cal and North Carolina.
Exit polls had 65+ turnout up and 18-25 turnout down compared to November. Also margins of voting from those groups improved for Republicans. Think Loeffler/Purdue win easily. "Centrists" are fine with awful people representing them so long as socialist extremism doesn't threaten their 401k.
I'd put big money on Doug Collins being the primary opponent to Kemp in 2022. He's currently 54 years old - he's nowhere near too old to be running. Trump pushed Kemp to nominate Collins over Loeffler for the Senate but Kemp didn't listen.
If Loeffler doesn't win tonight, Trump will be reminding Georgia voters that not only did Kemp screw him over in 2020, he also chose the Senator that lost to Warnock while he wanted that pick to be Doug Collins.
A couple of notes from listening to Hannity on the radio this afternoon:
Reports of 45+ minute waits in Cherokee County at 530p. Georgia does seem to have a pop in post-work voting (I know when I lived in Atlanta from 2012-2019, I would always go to work and then stop by the polling place around 6 pm on my way home), but not sure what that's worth.
Sean was very nervous. He was nervous on election day, he sounded even more on edge today.
It was sounding like if there's a split, it would be Loeffler/Ossoff. My personal thought is if there's 850k voters today, then Loeffler has a chance. I think Perdue needs 1M voters, which I don't think happens.
Exit polls had 65+ turnout up and 18-25 turnout down compared to November. Also margins of voting from those groups improved for Republicans. Think Loeffler/Purdue win easily. "Centrists" are fine with awful people representing them so long as socialist extremism doesn't threaten their 401k.