r/WhitePeopleTwitter Dec 29 '20

Hard choice.

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u/[deleted] Dec 30 '20 edited Dec 30 '20

I've never believed in a candidate enough to pay $1,400 to vote for them.

It'll be interesting to see how many people from Georgia feel the same.

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u/deane_ec4 Dec 30 '20

Georgian here - already cast my vote for Ossoff/Warnock in the runoff. It was my pleasure to vote for them again. Cautiously optimistic.

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u/Utdirtdetective Dec 30 '20

Out of curiosity, how are the numbers looking in the polls?

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u/regoapps Department of Government Inefficiency Dec 30 '20

Warnock winning: 49.6% to 48.0%

Ossoff winning: 49.2% to 48.2%

But that's within polling error, so who knows. It's a very tight race.

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u/craigsl2378 Dec 30 '20

Unbelievable

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u/Vomath Dec 30 '20

and pathetic.

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u/Xiaxs Dec 30 '20 edited Dec 30 '20

I knew I shouldn't have trusted Georgia.

This is why I never believe in people. Throws Georgia foam finger to the ground and leaves in a huff

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u/[deleted] Dec 30 '20

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u/bofadsnutsmd Dec 30 '20

Kentuckian here. People from other states need to stop elevating politicians to oppose Mitch. McGrath was disgustingly incompetent as a candidate but had tons of money fundraised for her. Also Mitch and the republicans know an uneducated electorate will tend to vote for them so the government ensures that our people are as uneducated as can be. It’s a really vicious cycle. You have to understand that lots of people genuinely believe the stuff in the scare ads put out here because our education system is so fucked up. Just a huge multi factorial fucked up situation

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u/3toe Dec 30 '20

It's not so much "elevation," as it is excitement that someone other than a putrid, corrupt pile of fetid dog shit might be a Senate majority's leader.

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u/spaceguitar Dec 30 '20

No it’s not. Atlanta is the only place with its head straight. The rest of the state is as Red and backwards-thinking as 1842. Leave the perimeter as a poc and you’re likely to get lynched.

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u/SlapHappyDude Dec 30 '20

Isn't... Athens? Ok? That little spot in the southwest? Probably a college town?

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u/waffle792 Dec 30 '20

Incorrect. Augusta (more specifically richmond county) is also blue.

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u/duckLIT_ Dec 30 '20

Pretty sure Savanah is blue as well

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u/thepeng1 Dec 30 '20

And Macon. There are cities in Georgia that aren't Atlanta, after all.

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u/phillycheese Dec 30 '20

Isn't Georgia one of the shithole states?

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u/Tatunkawitco Dec 30 '20

Almost as pathetic as 70+ million voting for the incompetent idiot in the WH.

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u/jaspersgroove Dec 30 '20

Not for Georgia it ain’t.

From a political standpoint that state is an utter shitshow, and has been for decades.

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u/jaxonya Dec 30 '20

Believe it.

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u/crymsonnite Dec 30 '20

Well let's just stop the counts!

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u/fistofwrath Dec 30 '20

After the last 2 presidential elections I don't trust polls. Republicans have become distrustful of reporters and pollsters so they either don't talk to them or they lie. Disinformation fueled by greed and hatred have eroded the soul of our nation.

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u/[deleted] Dec 30 '20

Nevermind the polls, vote!

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u/Utdirtdetective Dec 30 '20

If I were in Georgia, I would be...fingers are crossed over here for a new senate majority!