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Here’s the thing though -In a scenario where he loses Wisconsin/Pennsylvania, he would not win in Minnesota or NH It’s way more likely he wins all four or loses all four than it is that he loses WI/PA and wins NH/MN...

If they could build a new stadium near the Wharf/Navy Yard, that would be an amazing area for the stadium. They would have to buy and destroy several blocks of run-down apartments to do so. Building in NOVA somewhere around Tyson’s Corner might be feasible. But to me, putting the team in DC woul...

[quote]How much was your tuition in school? Guarantee if you went to the school in the 80s-90s, I had to pay more for books for a semester than you did tuition. Yes, there are people who blew money for stupid material things...I worked my 40 hour weeks at minimum wage that barely covered just my...

I have $4 and a few southwest drink coupons...

[quote]Pressed shirt and tie.[/quote] You should have a jacket if you're wearing a tie...

Seems like a skewed poll when “very poor job” is an answer choice but “very good job” isn’t ...

[quote]And the fat cats live in the Virginia and Maryland suburbs, not DC.[/quote] There is plenty of wealth in DC, mostly in the NW quadrant...

Land thieves used to be pretty good. Now it’s dirtburglars but it’s not the same as LT was. Not even close to TD...

[quote] Texas Dem star Wendy Davis plots comeback, jumps into congressional race When 75 percent of the district's inhabitants do not live in Austin, it is not an "Austin" district. It is a Hill Country district.[/quote] :lol: Go be Chip Roy's campaign manager and do 100% of your campaigni...

It's also a San Antonio district with the Hill Country connected. I don't understand what point you're trying to make by saying it's not an 'Austin district' where it clearly represents a large portion of the city of Austin. Can you expand on what you're trying to say? From 2013: [quote]About 25...

[quote]Let's end this once and for all for the D.C. Okie and the Aggie duo. North San Antonio, Southwest Austin, Fredericksburg, Boerne and western New Braunfels and San Marcos IS the Hill Country. This isn't an Austin district or a San Antonio district... It's a Hill Country district. S...

From the same article you linked: [quote]Democrats believe the 21st District and others in Texas represent pickup opportunities [b]because of shifting demographics and recent gains in the suburbs.[/b] The DCCC has opened up a Texas headquarters in Austin and is targeting six GOP-held Texas seats ...

Not sure why that matters? :dunno: That doesn't change the boundaries of the district. You were replying to OP who said her chances of winning in the Austin 'bastion of liberalism' weren't bad - meaning the vote comes down to metro Austin (and San Antonio). That's true...

[quote]For one thing, I wasn't addressing you. [/quote] But I was addressing you. And dude, it's got nearly all of downtown Austin from Cesar Chavez to 10th street and then up and around most of West Campus. It's an Austin AND San Antonio district with the hill country attached to it....

What I said is that it is that most voters are in metro Austin or San Antonio. To say that the victory will come down to the hill country is false. Most voters in that district live in an urban area. Not sure what you're getting at...

[quote]Very little of his district is north of the river in Austin. Doesn't include UT or the Texas Capitol.[/quote] OK? It's got a good chunk of South Austin and a good chunk of North San Antonio. Those areas will be Davis' key areas to get out the vote. Keep in mind that the district has been r...

Majority of voters in that district are in metro Austin or San Antonio. Not as many folks in the hill country ...

[quote]15 years ago[/quote] [quote]2004[/quote] shite....

Esper was great as Secretary of the Army...

[quote]Good. Why the hell are we sending them 'hundreds of millions of dollars" any damn way?[/quote] It’s a “matter of national security”....