VA-GOV 2017: It's a Wave (GE: Nov 7th - Thread #2)

[DINGO Joe]

You all do understand that there is this thing called the baby boom generation and the % of people over 65 is going to grow every year.  In 2010 Virginia had 76.8% of the population at 18+ and 12.2% was 65+ meaning 15.9% of the voting age population was 65+.  At the 2016 estimate 77.8% of the population was 18+ and 14.6% 65+ meaning 18.8% of the voting population was 65+.  That's roughly a .5% increase each year and should keep going for another decade or so.

[Dr Oz Lost Party!]

Its over. Calling it now: rain has destroyed Northam in northern virginia, and also the competitive HOD races.  Gillespie wins by 2-3 points, and a very slight or none at all net gain for Democrats in the house.

[LimoLiberal]

Its over. Calling it now: rain has destroyed Northam in northern virginia, and also the competitive HOD races.  Gillespie wins by 2-3 points, and a very slight or none at all net gain for Democrats in the house.

For those who have been on this forum for a long time - how does this post rank in terms of iconic posts of Atlas?

[Virginiá]

For those who have been on this forum for a long time - how does this post rank in terms of iconic posts of Atlas?

It's pretty iconic. It's up there with users who themselves are/were iconic but never actually made one single post that was so well-remembered, like eharding.

But, you know, your post isn't memorialized for good reasons...

[LimoLiberal]

For those who have been on this forum for a long time - how does this post rank in terms of iconic posts of Atlas?

It's pretty iconic. It's up there with users who themselves are/were iconic but never actually made one single post that was so well-remembered, like eharding.

But, you know, your post isn't memorialized for good reasons...

Oh I'm well aware

[Dr. Arch]

For those who have been on this forum for a long time - how does this post rank in terms of iconic posts of Atlas?

It's pretty iconic. It's up there with users who themselves are/were iconic but never actually made one single post that was so well-remembered, like eharding.

But, you know, your post isn't memorialized for good reasons...

He's turned into another Eharding, with a pathetic obsession to be 'recognized' in this forum to the point that it'll come back to haunt him after he gets himself eventually banned.

[LimoLiberal]

For those who have been on this forum for a long time - how does this post rank in terms of iconic posts of Atlas?

It's pretty iconic. It's up there with users who themselves are/were iconic but never actually made one single post that was so well-remembered, like eharding.

But, you know, your post isn't memorialized for good reasons...

He's turned into another Eharding, with a pathetic obsession to be 'recognized' in this forum to the point that it'll come back to haunt him after he gets himself eventually banned.

Thank you for your analysis, sir.

[Mr. Morden]

For those who have been on this forum for a long time - how does this post rank in terms of iconic posts of Atlas?

It's pretty iconic. It's up there with users who themselves are/were iconic but never actually made one single post that was so well-remembered, like eharding.

I'm sorry, but it's nowhere near as iconic as mypalfish gloating over Kerry's victory in the 2004 general election (on the basis of leaked exit poll data):

https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=12005.0

[Devout Centrist]

For those who have been on this forum for a long time - how does this post rank in terms of iconic posts of Atlas?

It's pretty iconic. It's up there with users who themselves are/were iconic but never actually made one single post that was so well-remembered, like eharding.

I'm sorry, but it's nowhere near as iconic as mypalfish gloating over Kerry's victory in the 2004 general election (on the basis of leaked exit poll data):

https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=12005.0

Yeah' In fact, there are far more iconic posts by Bushie, Inks, Tweed, and of course, BRTD.

[Mike Thick]

For those who have been on this forum for a long time - how does this post rank in terms of iconic posts of Atlas?

It's pretty iconic. It's up there with users who themselves are/were iconic but never actually made one single post that was so well-remembered, like eharding.

I'm sorry, but it's nowhere near as iconic as mypalfish gloating over Kerry's victory in the 2004 general election (on the basis of leaked exit poll data):

https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=12005.0

Yeah' In fact, there are far more iconic posts by Bushie, Inks, Tweed, and of course, BRTD.

And who could forget megacoattails?