All networks still saying too close to call at this point. NBC has pulled back from "McAuliffe leads" to "Too close to call". But the Washington Post said McAuliffe was going to win by double digits. So did all the fucktards on FFU like Gerry. Maybe McAuliffe wins, using every bit of the Sarvis insurance policy he took out 6 months ago, but ONCE AGAIN, the lefties at the WaPo demonstrate why only idiots still read their shit or trust anything they publish (including the weather, sports and the comics).

McAuliffe likely will pull it out but nobody with half a brain believed that he'd win by double digits. That rules out Gerry and the rest of the Kool Aid drinkers.

It's what I talked about before. There are certain candidates that people might not want to admit they support, but when they go into the voting booth they end up voting for them. Then you have the phenomenon where a party supporter doesn't like his party's candidate and flirts with voting third party, but in the end returns to the party fold.

Based on current election results we are not seeing much of a drop off from McAuliffe's polling numbers. What we are seeing is an erosion of Sarvis's numbers and the undecided breaking for Cuccinelli.

Don't know about all of that analysis. McAuliffe's numbers did drop a bunch from what was suggested in polling. He'll end up nowhere near the 53% - 56% that some were showing.

Based on exit polls, a huge percentage of Sarvis' support came from those 30 and under. Looks like he cut into McAuliffe more than expected.

On a day when Obama hit a 39% percent approval rating, a slimeball like Terry Mac wins in a traditionally Red State, all because he ran against a Tea Party candidate. As long as the Republicans run down this path, the Dems could dig up McGovern's corpse and beat the GOP for POTUS in 2016. Before you try to come up with all the reasons you think that is wrong, be honest with yourself and admit it's true. Only then will the GOP wake up and begin fixing it's fucking reputation. (And use Christie at your peril. He won partly because the Tea Party disowned him).

Chris Farley won the NJ governor's race! Finally, the morbidly obese will no longer be discriminated against!

So, who's hungry?

"all because he ran against a Tea Party candidate"

Er, no. The Tea Party wanted nothing to do w/Cuch, as the TP doesn't care @ abortion.

It's more remarkable that McD won against the weakest "R" setup in decades...

A win is a WIN.

Bitch-ass....eat shit.

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We run this shit for the next four years.