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20 Mar 09

The Bill that Nobody Read: The Economic Stimulus Package (H.R. 1) « Republican Ranting

So, I know it's been a while since Congress passed H.R. 1, the economic stimulus plan, but C-SPAN finally uploaded and categorized all the videos, so better late than never. I wanted to show you all just how much the Democratic leadership tried to hide the details of the latest stimulus plan

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14 Feb 09

Breaking: Senate Passes Revised Economic Stimulus Plan: 60-38 « Republican Ranting

Senator Sherrod Brown (D-OH) just got back from Ohio, where he was attending his mother’s memorial services, and has casted an “Aye” vote for the economic stimulus package. That was the 60th Aye vote needed, since Ted Kennedy (D-MA) was not voting. The 3 Republicans who sided with the Democrats before, Arlen Specter (R-PA), Olympia Snowe (R-ME), and Susan Collins (R-ME) voted with the Democrats.

Live: Senate 1 Vote Away from Passing Economic Stimulus Package « Republican Ranting

This is breaking news, the Senate began voting on the new version of the stimulus bill around 5:30 P.M. (I was gone). The vote so far is 59 AYE votes, and they’re waiting in Sherrod Brown (D-OH), who is expected to vote AYE. He was at a wake for his mother (funeral services will be tomorrow). He’s expected to reach the 60 vote mark.

Happy 200th Birthday to Abraham Lincoln « Republican Ranting

Well, as most of you know, today is Abraham Lincoln’s 200th birthday. The government has been celebrating this all day, and I’ve been watching the Bicentenial Celebration that the Congress has been holding in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda since I got back from class.

01 Feb 09

Results for the Republican National Committee Election: Michael Steele Wins « Republican Ranting

Michael Steele has just won the race for Republican National Committee Chairman.

Live Results of the Republican National Committee Chairman Election « Republican Ranting

I am currently watching the election for Republican National Committee Chairman. Currently, the RNC members are voting.

03 Nov 08

1 Day to Go: Final Presidential Election Prediction: Obama 291, McCain 247 « Republican Ranting

Alright, so here’s my final prediction for the Presidential elections. None of my state-by-state predictions from last time changed, other than a percentages or for 2 states (Indiana and Montana).

22 Oct 08

2 Weeks Away: My Prediction for the Presidential Election: Obama 286, McCain 252 « Republican Ranting

Alright, I’ve decided that I’m going to do a prediction at least each Tuesday before the election (and then a final one on Monday the 3rd). Here’s my prediction as of now. The first map will be a prediction of the percentage points, and the second map will be my confidence in who will win that state. Now, I know that my map has Obama lower than a lot of the maps circulating right now, but here’s why.

29 Aug 08

Live Analysis of McCain’s Speech Officially Making Sarah Palin His Running Mate « Republican Ranting

I’m watching the live speech in Dayton, Ohio, waiting for McCain and Palin to come out.
Until then, I’ll give some thoughts about the pick of Palin:
It definitely

10 Mar 08

What Happens Now that Super Tuesday II Is Over? « Republican Ranting

OK, so now that Super Tuesday II is done, what will happen?
Here’s what’s happened since then:
Huckabee dropped out, like he said he would.
Ron Paul dropped out - this surprised me - I thought he’d stay in for the whole thing.
McCain clinched the nomination.
Here’s a video I did to explain, mostly for the Democrats, what will happen:

05 Mar 08

Final Ohio Primary Results & Delegate Count: Clinton & McCain Won « Republican Ranting

These are with 100% of the precincts reporting. They just came in 10 minutes ago:
The Democrats:
Clinton 1,212,077 54.29% 71 delegates
Obama 982,172 43.99% 59 delegates
Edwards 38,293 1.72%
The Republicans:
McCain 634,629 59.92% 79 delegates
Huckabee 323,944 30.59%
Paul 49,006 4.63%
Romney 35,192 3.32%
Thompson 16,366 1.55%

Texas & Ohio Primary Results - 2:45 A.M.: Clinton & McCain Win « Republican Ranting

This is my last update for these primaries for tonight. Here are the results as of 2:45 A.M.:
Texas Democrats with 91% reporting:
Clinton 1,373,029 51% 16 delegates
Obama 1,275,852 47% 10 delegates
Texas Republicans with 93% reporting:
McCain 681,639 51% 70 delegates
Huckabee 500,626 38%
Paul 67,320 5%
Uncommitted 16,955 1%

Texas & Ohio Primary Results - 2:15 A.M.: Clinton & McCain Won « Republican Ranting

Here are the results as of 2:15 A.M. This may be my last update (for these primaries) - we’ll see how quickly the next set of numbers comes in:
Texas Democrats with 88% reporting:
Clinton 1,335,978 51% 16 delegates
Obama 1,238,260 47% 10 delegates
Texas Republicans with 91% reporting:
McCain 677,403 51% 70 delegates
Huckabee 496,822 38%
Paul 66,880 5%
Uncommitted 16,897 1%
Ohio with 91% reporting:
Democrats:
Clinton 1,102,050 55% 62 delegates
Obama 859,845 43% 46 delegates

Texas & Ohio Primary Results - 1:45 A.M.: Clinton & McCain Win « Republican Ranting

Here are the results as of 1:45 A.M.:
Texas Democrats with 85% reporting:
Clinton 1,310,368 51% 16 delegates
Obama 1,212,926 47% 10 delegates
Texas Republicans with 90% reporting:
McCain 672,281 51% 70 delegates
Huckabee 491,881 38%
Paul 66,379 5%
Uncommitted 16,742 1%
Ohio with 90% reporting:
Democrats:
Clinton 1,092,081 55% 62 delegates
Obama 852,717 43% 46 delegates

Texas & Ohio Primary Results - 1:30 A.M.: Clinton & McCain Win « Republican Ranting

Here are the results as of 1:30 A.M.:
For the Texas Democrats with 84% reporting:
Clinton 1,300,899 51% 16 delegates
Obama 1,205,310 47% 10 delegates
Texas Republicans with 89% reporting:
McCain 669,615 51% 70 delegates
Hucakbee 489,076 38%
Paul 66,003 5%
Uncommitted 16,691 1%

Texas & Ohio Primary Results - 1:15 A.M.: Clinton & McCain Win « Republican Ranting

Here are the results as of 1:15 A.M. Still nothing new for the Democratic caucus in Texas:
Texas Democrats with 82% reporting:
Clinton 1,275,744 51% 16 delegates
Obama 1,191,488 48% 10 delegates
Texas Republicans with 88% reporting:
McCain 663,076 51% 70 delegates
Huckabee 482,349 37%
Paul 65,517 5%
Uncommitted 16,562 1%

Texas & Ohio Primary Results - 1:00 A.M.: Clinton & McCain Win « Republican Ranting

Well, the media just called Texas for Clinton. I made a risky choice calling it earlier (and actually got a comment on Reddit.com saying I was crazy to call it for her while Obama actually led - but it was all in the location of the numbers, not just the numbers). Speaking of numbers, here they are:
Texas Democrats with 76% reporting:
Clinton 1,223,621 51%
Obama 1,142,951 48

Texas & Ohio Primary Results - 12:45 A.M.: Clinton & McCain Win « Republican Ranting

Here are the results as of 12:45 A.M. The Texas caucus results are still stalled at 5% reporting.
Now all but a few of Obama’s strong counties are in, so I expect that the media will call the race by 1:30 or 2:00 A.M. Hillary also increased 1%. Although the media hasn’t called it yet, I’m still confident in my call for Clinton.
Texas Democrats with 74% reporting:
Clinton 1,190,848 51%
Obama 1,120,145 48%

Texas & Ohio Primary Results - 12:30 A.M.: Clinton & McCain Win « Republican Ranting

Here are the results as of 12:30 A.M.:
Texas Democrats with 68% reporting:
Clinton 1,142,679 50%
Obama 1,087,873 48%
Texas Republicans with 79% reporting:
McCain 633,061 52% 70 delegates
Huckabee 454,685 37%
Paul 62,403 5%
Uncommitted 15,863 1%
Ohio Democrats with 83% reporting:
Clinton 1,018606 56% 46 delegates
Obama 771,10 42% 24 delegates

Texas & Ohio Primary Results - 12:15 A.M.: Clinton & McCain Win « Republican Ranting

Here are the results as of 12:15 A.M.:
Texas Democrats with 64% reporting:
Clinton 1,108,497 50%
Obama 1,055,480 48%
Texas Republicans with 74% reporting:
McCain 610,070 52% 70 delegates
Huckabee 434,206 37%
Paul 59,202 5%
Uncommitted 15,179 1%
Ohio Democrats with 81% reporting:
Clinton 983,977 56% 46 delegates
Obama 745,129 42% 24 delegates