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coming up around 320. A couple of hours ago, old Joe Biden came out. This was not scheduled until

results today apparently were better than they expected.

And he decided to hold a press conference where he droned on for over an hour about anything and everything that reporters wanted to ask him.

The situation right now on the national scene, as far as control of government in Washington, D.C.,

the Senate's the one that's really a wild one.

There's 100 seats.

And at the moment, what seems to be set are 48 Republican and 48 Democrat.

By the way, there were a lot of seats that were not up for election, so they weren't going to change

anyway. There's a few races left. And in Arizona, it's a Democrat who's leading. In Alaska,

bizarrely, it's because they had this ranked choice voting. It's two Republicans. But some people

consider Lisa Murkowski kind uh, kind of a turncoat

traitor, Rhino. Anyway, it's her or another Republican that's going to win that seat because they've

got almost all of the vote. This one Democrat with 10%. So that's probably going to be a Republican

seat.

If they get the Nevada seat, the Republicans would be at 50.

However, if the Democrats get the Arizona seat and they get the Georgia seat, guess what?

50-50.

Yay.

Isn't that what we just lived under for two years?

Georgia is a weird situation, too, because under their rules, you have to get 50% plus one vote to be considered the winner.

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