UncleBuck
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she's outperforming obama. she's gonna win hillsborough county too, the bellwether.
The Official RIU 2016 Presidential voting booth
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StillNotGOP
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She may have a chance because Palm Beach still hasn't reported most of their votes. It's gonna be a close one
UncleBuck
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it's gonna be an early end to tonight. and your dreams of electing a racist bigoted sexist fascist.
Unclebaldrick
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Tell me more. I have been wanting an 80" screen.
squarepush3r
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Does anyone have any interesting Twitter screenshots to share?
srh88
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Big_Lou
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Not really sure what the 'twitter' is exactly, but a friend made me aware of this classic...
Big_Lou
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srh88
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Justin-case
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StillNotGOP
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Oh sh*t! Is Trump pulling away with a win in Florida? Not looking good for Hill da Beast. And Virginia too. Wow. I never guessed Trump would be picking up random electoral votes like this. lol
0% reporting from Polk county. lol0% of broward county voting from today is in.
UncleBuck
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StillNotGOP
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Haha. Guess who just took the lead in NC? I'm starting to see a trend of higher than normal turnout in right leaning counties from several states
StillNotGOP
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It looks like a lot of Cubans are voting Trump because of Obama's love for Castro
StillNotGOP
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Trump just took Texas, and is projected to win Ohio...
StillNotGOP
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To say Trump is competitive across the rust belt, would be an understatement.
squarepush3r
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Florida OKs medical marijuana amendment
Updated: Nov 8, 2016 - 9:09 PM
Currently, the law allows non-smoked, low-THC pot for patients with cancer or ailments that cause chronic seizures or severe spasms. The ballot measure formally legalizes medical marijuana, and broadens access for diseases with symptoms other than seizures or spasms.
Specifically it allows prescriptions for 10 illnesses: cancer, epilepsy, glaucoma, AIDS, post-traumatic stress disorder, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, Crohn's disease, Parkinson's and multiple sclerosis. It also allows doctors to prescribe pot for any other similar kind of ailment.
Marie Ivey, 73, a music publisher from Coral Springs, Florida, said she decided to vote for the measure after talking to her adult daughter, who has cancer and undergone four operations.
"She is in pretty bad shape now," Ivey said, adding that she thinks using marijuana would be "OK, if it helps."
A similar ballot measure narrowly failed in 2014, when opponents expressed concerns that the state would be overrun with pot shops and that children wouldn't be adequately protected from potential bad effects of the drug.
Proponents said loopholes were closed this time, including requiring parental written consent for underage patients.
The Department of Health will regulate how medical marijuana can be distributed along with mandating identification cards for caregivers and patients. Many rules and regulations -- from how the marijuana is grown to regulations on how it can be transported for in-home delivery -- already have been passed by the legislature under laws for limited use of marijuana. Those regulations also will apply to the constitutional amendment.
Florida becomes the 26th state along with the District of Columbia to legalize the marijuana plant for medical use. Florida is one of 16 states where only part of the marijuana plant is used.
Updated: Nov 8, 2016 - 9:09 PM
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Currently, the law allows non-smoked, low-THC pot for patients with cancer or ailments that cause chronic seizures or severe spasms. The ballot measure formally legalizes medical marijuana, and broadens access for diseases with symptoms other than seizures or spasms.
Specifically it allows prescriptions for 10 illnesses: cancer, epilepsy, glaucoma, AIDS, post-traumatic stress disorder, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, Crohn's disease, Parkinson's and multiple sclerosis. It also allows doctors to prescribe pot for any other similar kind of ailment.
Marie Ivey, 73, a music publisher from Coral Springs, Florida, said she decided to vote for the measure after talking to her adult daughter, who has cancer and undergone four operations.
"She is in pretty bad shape now," Ivey said, adding that she thinks using marijuana would be "OK, if it helps."
A similar ballot measure narrowly failed in 2014, when opponents expressed concerns that the state would be overrun with pot shops and that children wouldn't be adequately protected from potential bad effects of the drug.
Proponents said loopholes were closed this time, including requiring parental written consent for underage patients.
The Department of Health will regulate how medical marijuana can be distributed along with mandating identification cards for caregivers and patients. Many rules and regulations -- from how the marijuana is grown to regulations on how it can be transported for in-home delivery -- already have been passed by the legislature under laws for limited use of marijuana. Those regulations also will apply to the constitutional amendment.
Florida becomes the 26th state along with the District of Columbia to legalize the marijuana plant for medical use. Florida is one of 16 states where only part of the marijuana plant is used.