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Lawyer. Chess player. Ham radio operator. And more. Northern Virginia based, Tennessee raised, with stops in Atlanta and Hartford. Vanderbilt/MTSU/Georgia Tech/UConn. He/him.
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While there are some prior statements and omissions I would rather he not have made, I am willing to judge him by those who are mad about him.
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Yes, even by Nationals standards.
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I feel like we've got a lot of ridings that were "advance vote counted later" so we're right back to the Atlantic Doomering
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Dang this flipped from Atlantic doomposting fast
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CBC DECISION DESK IS CALLING A LIBERAL GOVERNMENT
(don't know if it is majority or minority)
HOLY FUCK IT IS HAPPENING
FOURTH LIBERAL MANDATE
OMFG
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Fair. I still have some trauma. Appreciate your blogging. Thank you.
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That said, the board still has the Liberals with a majority of seats leading.
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That's what they said in the United States last November . . .
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Liberals are not off to the roaring start they had hoped. "Lots of nervous Liberals right now; they thought they'd sweep Atlantic Canada. But until the advanced polls are counted, these results should be looked at with caution," says Don Desserud, UPEI political science professor.
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And it just flipped to CON 3, LIB 2.
None elected yet, but Tories are certainly feeling better than they did in 2015.
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I read this after reading a post on the Australian election and had a bit of cognitive dissonance until I read the last line.
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The Australian Liberal Party and National Party have an effectively permanent coalition, commonly referred to as such. The parties formally merged in Queensland, although the seat winners there later get assigned to one of the Liberal or National party rooms.
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Liberals *had* seats in Alberta to shed?
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Spot on. Both North and South of the border, Greens are simply not progressive in practice.
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Of course. Priorities.
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Who among us is?
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Once again, neither transgender nor a drag queen.