A Registered voter poll done by PPP-D for the DGA Oct. 2-3; 703 RV
Essentially a Democrat Internal poll
 | NEW JERSEY |
| Sherrill | 49 |
| Ciattarelli | 43 |
Trump Job Approval
| Pollsters wrong in 2024: | 42.0 / 55.1 | -13.0 |
| Pollsters right in 2024: | 46.2 / 51.0 | -4.8 |
 | GOP | DEM |
| Democrats +3 | 216 | 219 |
The Hedgehog Report - Phoenix Edition 
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internal poll:
Virginia AG Hart Research poll (D): 10/4-6, 600 LV
Jay Jones – 46%
Jason Miyares – 45%
https://x.com/IAPolls2022/status/1976035069635788820
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DW, that’s a bad sign if the D internal can only get a tied race. I saw a comment that Jones may now be at his ceiling. We’ll see, but I’m starting to gain hope that VA will not be a total disappointment.
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On the heels of Hart’s D poll, Cygnal (R) says it 46-44 for Miyares.
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More about aliens, power outages, etc.
https://www.facebook.com/stories/122100229346615582/UzpfSVNDOjgwOTc5NTg5MTQwNzQxNA==/?view_single=1
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CNN: “The Democrat candidate for Attorney General in Virginia said a Republican deserved two bullets in his head… Should he get out of the race?”
Pelosi: “What I understand is they say, on balance, he is a better person to be Attorney General.
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I would say probably 40% of PA voters will go into the voting booth completely unprepared for the retention question and not knowing what it means to vote yes or no.
I think that helps the Yes vote, unfortunately.
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I watched the NJ Governor’s debate. Most significant issue they agree upon – both are opposed to people being allowed to pump their own gas.
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From what I have read about the Comey indictment, the problem is the fact the (purported) star witness for the prosecution is in fact Comey’s friend and will be a hostile witness. He will probably say he divulged the information on his own and not at Comey’s bequest. Don’t expect McCabe to do anything but cover for Comey too.
If that is the crux of the case then I think it a weak case. But there must be more to it. That
And of course there is an important question to ask. Why did Comey share the information if he didn’t expect it to be released.
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Stupid. I can’t believe most people in NJ want that system.
Of course, here in PA, we have government run liquor stores.
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Brainwashed moronic Marxist apparatchik
“Greta Thunberg mistakenly posted an image of a starving Israeli hostage who was forced by Hamas to dig his own grave as an example of “Palestinian suffering” in a social media post just one day before the second anniversary of the October 7 attacks on Israel”
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President Trump Announces Israel and Hamas Have Signed Off on First Phase of Peace Plan”
Give him the Nobel Prize before it unravels!
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Is that hostage still alive? They said he had days to live, but this was weeks ago?
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US Senator:
Sen Tim Kaine not only stands by Jay Jones, he wishes more politicians could learn from Jones: “He has apologized. I wish other people in public life would sincerely apologize for stuff. I still am a supporter.”
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BREAKING: US Senate REJECTS advancing a measure to stop President Trump and Pete Hegseth from unilaterally striking narco-terrorist boats coming through the Caribbean to poison and kill Americans, 48-51 JOHN FETTERMAN (D) votes NAY. Republicans RAND PAUL and LISA MURKOWSKI voted yea.
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he did NOT sincerely apologize. He got angry he was caught and blamed Miyares. Only after he played phone a friend did he develop a stomach ache over his words.
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Ugh.
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how did the Phillies end up with Nola tonight?
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Nola escaped
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How did the Phillies end up with those road uniforms?
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I expect Paul to be the Massie of the Senate; Murkowski is beyond useless at this point.
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They are the magic hitting uniforms.
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The blue uniforms have a good playoff record over the years.
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Nola did more than escape, he’s doing just fine.
Yanks are down 1-4 going into the 9th. Jays still have their at bats, so they’ll likely clinch that tonight and face a worn out Seattle or Detroit team that had to go the full five (credit to the Tigers today for the big comeback and subsequent stomping).
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Should have left Nola in, there was no need to switch pitchers this early. Bad as the bunt call.
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When Nola goes bad, it is quick and brutal.
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Maybe, but he pitched a fine second inning.
Correction on the Yanks; it’s middle of the 8th, but now they are down by 4 runs.
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Finally.
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I wonder why the Dodgers never built a new stadium since 1962.
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Nice recovery by Suarez, didn’t let Erdman’s solo run faze him at all.
I’ve been to newer stadiums, and tbh, aside from a few nicer eateries, I havenot noticed a difference in comfort for the fans. Seats are the same, the field is fine, and we already uprooted tons of indigents out of Chaven Ravine to build the first park, and I can’t imagine a better location for an alternative stadium (yes, for me, the west side might out by Santa Monica might be more convenient, but there isn’t any available real estate).
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LA is falling apart tonight, well before the starting bullpen normally tires out. Oh, well, there is always tomorrow.
On the plus side, Yanks are one out away from defeat while being down 3.
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And like that we have been spared execrable NY and Boston fans from the ALCS andWS.
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In a rare gesture of grace to the opposition, I think that batter pitch timer violation strike on Marsh is horsedung.
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I guess he was supposed to throw the ball boy to the ground and get to the plate.
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Great catch by Bohm! I’ve seen veteran 3B players not bother to jump and reach like that.
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The Dodgers bull pen didn’t give up runs. I think.
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Being 6’5” tall is a bonus.
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Yamamoto gave up the one, for sure, but that botched throw to 3rd opened this up.
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Not great to burn through three pitcher in six innings, but Banda and Dreyer did yeoman’s work to get out of that mess and prevent further damage. Wel’ll see if the bats are primed to take advantage or not.
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Kershaw warming up; at least we’re not down to the dregs of the BP, yet.
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The bats woke up…and the gloves responded.
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Sandy Koufax is alive? Looks good at 90.
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No pork and shellfish, Saturdays off, and an annual atonement do good things for the body.
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Damn
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WTF, Schwarber!
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Phew! Close one there…
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Typical. Phillies score all runs in one inning and then bats go silent.
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Eh, not silent, they got three on base, just stranded. That Hernandez catch in RF wasn’t easy or guaranteed.
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Fair question; b/c this is make or break for Philly, even though Suarez is doing well, should he keep going in the 7th?
Then again, he baited Rojas with a nice change up for a first out, so there’s that.
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Duran warming up, so maybe Thompson pulls Suarez soon.
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So close for Ohtani…
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Suarez should pitch again. Unless he shouldn’t. Tough decision. Duran has been good but not sure about 2 innings from him. The problem is that Strahm, Kerkering, or Banks could get 3 outs or give up 3 runs.
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Phillies need 6 to make me feel better.
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If Kerkering comes in, Dodgers win.
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Still hate trading bunts for outs. Need to get runner home.
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Worked out for you, this one’s over.
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Not over yet.
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Good thing is that I have to be up at 0630, and 8-1 in the 8th is a good call for me to retire a half hour early or better. I once saw LA score 7 runs in the bottom of the 9th – against the Phillies, no less – but I don’t expect that tonight. Like I said, there’s always tomorrow. Good night, all!
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GF – Could be 9-1 but outfielder made great throw to get Harper.
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Did the Eagles win?
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30 Christians beheaded in Mozambique by militants from the religion of peace.
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Phillies were impressive last night, only making the agony of the stupid bunt call in game 2 all the more frustrating. They could be up 2-1 in the series
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DW – True. That decision may have decided the series.
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“Messy” is still posting at RRH.
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Pretty good tag team (thune and speaker Johnson) have against Schumah and Huckeem.
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Two things you never would read at Hhr:
peace in the middle eas
the drats are losing a gubment shutdown fight
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It doesn’t help the Ds when huckeem tells a r representative to shut up and Schumah celebrates by stating every day gets better for us.
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Bridge today.
Wish me luck.
My wish is to get interesting cards.
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Walt – This is your chance to escape. Say you are going to the bathroom and drive away. No more chores!
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The more I dissect the bunt call in game 2, the more absurd it seems to me. The tying run is on second. You HAVE to get that run home. I know they wanted to hold the pinch runner for hobbled batter who would have brought that run home, but you get a different pinch runner for him if it’s needed. Put a fast running pitcher out there to run…anybody. But statistically, you have to press every angle to get that tying run home. The fastest pinch runner should have been put on second.
So many reasons why that would have been the right call. The fast runner on second with 0 outs means the ground ball to the right side of the infield…if it gets through, its a tie game. If it doesn’t then the runner is on 3rd with one out setting up lots of ways to tie the game.
And then the sacrifice bunt. You might entertain that to get the winning run to third with nobody out, but not the tying run. When you haven’t tied the game, outs are your enemy. They are costly. And certainly you wouldn’t try that play without putting the pinch runner on second instead of the slow footed player who was thrown out at third.
Given the situation, its even common for a team in the Dodgers’ position to walk the batter to setup runners on first and second with nobody out, just to get a chance at a double-play and have a force out at any base, if they have a groundball inducing pitcher on the mound, and depending on the batter.
In short, the call for the bunt was highly suspect, but without the pinch runner it was idiotic. Statistically, its better to have three batters swinging away to try and tie the game rather than only two because you gave away an out to gain only 1 base.
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The Kamchatka peninsula in Russia, where they had that massive earthquake, it just keeps popping off more aftershocks. Another just hit that was 6.0.
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NC State Rep. Cecil Brockman (D) charged with statutory rape of 15-year-old.
https://www.newsobserver.com/news/politics-government/article312441572.html
As long as he asks for forgiveness he will be A-OKAY with Tim Kaine and Mark Warner. Nancy Pelosi will chime in that he’s the right man for the job.
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“Fake riot”
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/desperate-dem-sen-claims-trump-staged-portland-antifa-riots-justify-crackdown
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here is a clear and concise take on the Jay Jones scandal, and Democrats in Virginia:
https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/virginia-democrats-have-violence-problem
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The WSJ is reporting that former FBI director Chris Wray is under investigation. “Former officials have received subpoenas in recent days in the Wray inquiry, according to a person with direct knowledge of the matter.” LFG.
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@Polymarket
🟥 Jason Miyares: 54%
🟦 Jay Jones: 41%
Was Jones 60-40% on October 6
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the arsonist in CA donated to Biden.
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PPP-D poll for the DGA, making it essentially a Dem internal poll has Sears down only 9 points. And they had a women + 6 in the sample to get there. This race is getting close. Not saying Sears is gonna win, but a month to go with ads hitting Spanberger with her support of Jones.
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new thread
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