Posts by Mark Harris
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Overseas the datacaps are gone
Au contraire, the US telcos are just discovering the concept (although their standard cap seems to be 150GB, and people are complaining about that)
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Are you sure about that, Giovanni? I know they have some weird shit about how replacements are selected, but wouldn't they have to hold a by-election?
Although this would explain why Stevens refused to pull out when convicted. Strange that convicted felons can't vote but they can still stand for office...
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Chambliss(R) 1,768,378 50%(Incumbent)
Martin (D) 1,629,867 46%
Buckley (L) 120,840 4%
Buckley's a Libertarian, so I don't think he would have taken any Dem vote, and Chambliss has been fairly bipartisan which may have irked the right more than the left. I think this will go to the Reps, though (100K+ is pretty hard to pull back on a recount) and that will prevent the Dems from having a super majority -
Stevens 104,564 48%(Incumbent)
Begich 100,968 47%CNN have this as still too close to call.
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@Che
Not Tyler precisely but Smith County (in which Tyler is located, but you knew that):
McCain 54,995 70%
Obama 23,628 30%
100% of precincts reporting -
Max
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Minnesota at 99% returns
Coleman (R) 42% 1,202,966
Franken (D) 42% 1,200,649
Barkley (I) 15% 434,270I can hear the lawyers being started from here. ;-) At 2300 votes, I'd go for the recount as well.
It's hard to know who Barkley hurt more but as Jesse "The Body" Ventura's successor, he's not in the same league.
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jon, we've had a good day, the best day. Don't fuk it up with yer spaced out dope talk
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I think the Repubs are toast, as a single party. I heard one guy, I think on BBC, say that Obama had "broken the Republican coalition" and I think that is indeed what has happened. I don't think the Repubs as we know them can put it back together, especially if Palin is embraced by the 'base'. There are more than a few who have been Republicans all their lives who were not happy with the way the campaign went, who are tired of the theo-cons. I think the American right is about to get as fractured as our own. Which is kinda scary as that could mean no firm check on the Democrats. Let's hope the moral high ground lasts the term.