I think you’re confused. My post didn’t use the word “all”.
There’s definitely a trend among the fantasy version of liberals/“SJWs” that live in the minds of Hannity and Limbaugh to assume white males are bad. Here in the real world, however, such beliefs are vanishing rare.
Wow, that makes ALL THE DIFFERENCE IN THE WORLD. :rolleyes:
The GA-7 recount is over, with no change in the outcome. Still a GOP win, by a few more votes even.
So on the House side, we’re down to CA-21. The House will either be 234-201 or 235-200 D-R.
I’m a white male Democrat, and I’m not bad.
What does it mean, “SJWs”?
Social
Justice
Warrior[s]
A dismissive phrase, largely meant to irritate.
Just don’t call yourself a WMD.
Valadao’s lead in CA-21 is down to 447 votes. This one is going to be very close. Little over 7,000 votes outstanding according to Silver and not due in until Monday.
Democratic Party targeted seven seats in CA. Six have fallen, this was the seventh. A win here and it is a clean sweep for the DNC in California.
This interesting.
Wow, that’s something!
Nate Cohn of the NYT:
AP, ABC, etc. still have it called for Valadao. I don’t think it’s a sure thing yet for Cox, but I’d cheerfully take his side of an even-money bet. (Anyone interested in taking the Valadao side of that bet? Didn’t think so! :))
And according to Alex Burns of the NYT, Cox had originally been going to challenge Denham in CA-10, but the DCCC persuaded him to challenge Valadao instead. Since (Dem) Josh Harder already beat Denham in CA-10, that move is looking very good right now. Maybe the D-trip isn’t totally useless after all. 
There was a Blue Wave, and it was awesome: The 2018 House Popular Vote Went To Democrats — And The Margin Of Victory Was Historic
Eagerly awaiting tonight’s CA-21 ballot dump.
In the California thread, I said yesterday:
Pre-dump, Valadao’s ahead by 447, so my prediction is that his lead will be < 149 votes by the end of the evening. Feel free to taunt me if it doesn’t turn out that way! 
And Kern County’s finished counting; Cox is ahead by 438.
Still not done; the remaining ballots from the other three counties could change things. But there isn’t much of Tulare in CD-21, and are only a handful of ballots left in Kings, so it’s really just about all Fresno. And (a) the last batch from Fresno was +500 for Cox, and (b) what’s left in Fresno is just about all provisionals, which run more Dem than your average batch of ballots. Valadao could still pull it out, but it’s not the way I’d bet, that’s for sure.
What? But I am a white male democrat!
And SJWs are fine. It’s those SIWs that I have trouble with.
It’s special election day in Mississippi! 538 is expecting Espy to do better than the usual Democratic result in Mississippi but not enough to even make it a close loss (somewhere in the 55-45 range, Hyde-Smith winning).
But we’ll always have her endorsement of public hanging to remember her by. And this comment by Trump about that endorsement:
Okay then.
Put the brainpower of both of them together, and they could still be out-thought by your average gerbil.
So far, looking like Espy will lose by ~7%, give or take a point. Pretty good for a Dem in MS, but horseshoes, hand grenades, and all that.
Being pro-Confederate is usually a winning strategy in Mississippi. This year is no different. Yeehaw!