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Should be a wild four years.

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And that's ball game according to DDHQ - Van Epps turning away Behn's challenge.
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GOP should take it, all things considered. Obviously Republicans won't like a ~10-15 pp underperformance but a W is a W regardless.
Eh, it all depends on how you look at it. Epps ended up actually overperforming that Emerson poll by 5-7 points, but no one in the MSM is gonna talk about that.
 
Van Epps should have won by a much larger margin considering the state he's running in, but at the same time fatpacks continues to be the reverse oracle of this thread. I'm still concerned about the mid-terms though.
 
Nashville has slowly been developing Austin Syndrome, where liberal dipshits want the perks of city life without having to deal with the cons of living in a blue state. It's been tempered thanks to Tennessee having an association with country music and the Deep South, which turns off some hipsters.
Isn't Nashville that one city where tourists go to engage in all sorts of debauchery at Broadway St? It isn't exactly a place for good ol' boys anymore.
Most of your memes are boomercore kino but this one is a bit too Mossad for my taste. Only yids or shabbos goyim care that much about Palestinian history being invented. I don't care for the sandnigs, but targeting Palestine in particular tends to be a sign of zioboomer dipshittery.
 
What causes such a huge disparity? Did all the conservatives leave, or did a shitload of progressives move in? Little of both?
Maybe a bit of both but the most likely scenario is the bluer districts have submitted their votes while the redder districts haven't. The highest D margins since 1936 seems suspicious.*

Montgomery Co. flipped red with Van Epps +3.3.

Wait for Jackson and Memphis before celebrating friendo, the bug hives exist even in red states
They aren't participating.

* since this part of the post was written, it's now 82%, which is still overperformance but suggests that was the blue areas.

Currently +6.4 Van Epps districtwide.
 
I was reliably told that the previous Blue wins in Blue States were a referendum on Trump.
What happened?
 
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