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Three presidents descend on Pennsylvania in a major day for one of the nation’s most closely watched Senate contests


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8 minutes ago, placeholder said:

It looks like Trumpism gone wild in the aftermath of the Pennsylvania elections. Mastroiano has refused to concede despite Shapiro's big margin of victory.

But what's truly bizarre is that at 9:30 in the morning Pennsylvania time, Mehmet Oz called Jon Fetterman and asked him to concede. Are we seeing a particularly crazed example of denialism?

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/3727173-oz-calls-fetterman-to-concede/

Fetterman is one of the worst candidates Ive ever seen. What are voters thinking?

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2 minutes ago, Sparktrader said:

Well look at their health conditions. Seems to work. They voted in Reagan as well. Americans choose based on sympathy.

Oz lost because he was an absurdly bad choice made passible by the poor judgement of Donald Trump. Whatever possessed Trump to think that an a rich out-of-stater was a good choice. The only thing Oz had in his favor vis-a-vis Republicans is that he was an endorser of quack medicines.

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1 minute ago, placeholder said:

Oz lost because he was an absurdly bad choice made passible by the poor judgement of Donald Trump. Whatever possessed Trump to think that an a rich out-of-stater was a good choice. The only thing Oz had in his favor vis-a-vis Republicans is that he was an endorser of quack medicines.

He promotes vitamins.

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1 minute ago, placeholder said:

If 0.5lbs of weight loss occurs technically it works. I agree though its a waste of funds and misleading the gullible.

 

Best weight loss comes from sc mind reprogramming not pills. The magic pill is your mind.

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8 hours ago, Eric Loh said:

McConnell was right to say that candidate quality could blow party's chances for senate control. Trump takes the full blame for the loss. 

You might want to wait a bit before opening the bubbly. It's a toss up which party will win, and it was never guaranteed the GOP would take the senate, though hoped for.

 

Unfortunately, it's probably going to be some days yet before we know on that one.

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