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Sr. Political Analyst, Fox News Channel. Arguments welcome. Name callers & verbal abusers blocked.

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Joined February 2010
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    3 hours ago

    A week ago, the Washington Post, citing its new poll, reported that Biden had a 17-point lead over Trump in Wisconsin, 57 percent to 40 percent. What an utter, complete, total embarrassment. Current actual difference: 7/10 of one percent.

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    2 hours ago

    Precisely 0% of this tweet is "disputed." All I did was compare two different sets of numbers on NYT's website. That's called arithmetic, and it's not up for debate. Twitter is a cancer, and Big Tech is trying to steal the election for Democrats.

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    2 hours ago

    Amy McGrath and Jaime Harrison raised a combined $199,004,686 and lost to Mitch McConnell and Lindsey Graham by a combined 35 points.

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    4 hours ago

    . will get the 270 he needs. But the "socialist" attacks worked - while we rolled our eyes. A rejection of elites. And as someone who's read polls for 40 years - its all broken. People don't want to hear it - but we have to come out of our silos and talk to GOP voters

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    11 hours ago

    Never too early to eat crow! I questioned the eminent pollster Ann Seltzer’s final Iowa survey, which was an outlier. She was right. I was wrong. My apologies.

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  6. 3 hours ago

    Quote: “Trump did not win this county in 2016 despite winning the state, but the vote swing here away from the Democrats was staggering...”

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  7. 4 hours ago

    They’ve flipped back again.

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  8. 13 hours ago

    The betting odds changed sharply and suddenly four years ago and were a key indicators.

    I’d pay attention to betting markets if the bettors had some sort of exclusive insight into what’s going on. But at this point they don’t. The polls are closed, and most people betting now are just hammered
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    14 hours ago

    Chinese yuan tanking

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  10. 20 hours ago

    I always used to respect and admire Gen. Hayden. But Trump seems to have sent him into his second childhood.

    I wasn’t there. Damn.
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    21 hours ago

    This is just the absolute worst talking point. These nations had funded terror organizations that targeted Jews around the world for decades; and propaganda efforts that spread anti-Semitism. Egypt and Israel weren't war either in 1978, either.

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    Nov 2

    A call for Supreme Court justices to incite protests (and inevitably rioting)—yes, the opposition to Trump is all about respect for norms and institutions

    If the Supreme Court tries to steal the election, I hope that Justices Breyer, Sotomayor, and Kagan abandon all the normal judicial rhetoric about "respectful" disagreement and use their dissents to call people into the streets.
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  13. Nov 2

    When the voters in a state are freaked out, what’s happening in MA is what you get.

    If you don’t think a win sets on the road to new lockdowns, look at Massachusetts, an ultra-liberal state with a (supposedly) Republican Governor. He just announced a curfew, restrictions on gatherings, etc. MASSACHUSETTS IS AVERAGING LESS THAN 2% POSITIVE TESTS...
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  14. Nov 2

    A man with perspective.

    So much waiting and anticipating and imagining how we'll feel, and now -- finally -- in just a few short hours it will be here:
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  15. Nov 2

    It took 37 days to settle 20 years ago. But it proved the U.S. has systems and institutions in place to settle such election disputes. And, in the end, they go it right.

    2:15
    Watch: As possible legal challenges loom after tomorrow’s election, Fox News’ and look back at the Fox News election coverage from Tallahassee, Florida in 2000.
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  16. Oct 31

    The problem with Trump has always been the stuff he says much more than the stuff he does, at least for conservatives.

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  17. Oct 31

    Read the editor’s note at the top of this article. The Atlantic was taken in by a writer fired from the New Republic 20 years ago in a plagiarism scandal. “Fool me once...,” as the saying goes.

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  18. Oct 31

    From in Saturday’s :

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    Oct 31

    The New York Times editorial board enlists all 15 opinion columnists to show the paper's rich diversity of anti-Trump opinion.

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    Oct 31

    "voting limits" = following the law

    An analysis by The Washington Post found that nearly three out of four opinions issued in federal voting-related cases by judges picked by the president were in favor of maintaining limits.
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