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Writer at @WIRED. Author of NYT bestseller 'Chaos Monkeys'. Formerly @Facebook, @YCombinator, @GoldmanSachs. Yes, I live on a boat and in a yurt. 🇺🇸🇪🇸

Orcas Island, WA
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    1. Will Oremus‏Verified account @WillOremus Nov 6

      Nation, loud and clear: WE'RE VOTING FOR DEMOCRATS TO STOP TRUMP Democrats: Thank you so much for electing us on a platform of civility, unity and bipartisanship

      2 replies 9 retweets 40 likes
    2. Antonio García Martínez‏Verified account @antoniogm Nov 6
      Replying to @WillOremus

      How'd you come to this conclusion from tonight's results?

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    3. Will Oremus‏Verified account @WillOremus Nov 6
      Replying to @antoniogm

      Will Oremus Retweeted Sam Wang

      you have some other theory for the huge democratic wave, 9+% popular margin, and capturing of numerous longtime GOP seats?https://twitter.com/SamWangPhD/status/1060005151321276416 …

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      Sam WangVerified account @SamWangPhD
      The NYT currently projects a national popular-vote margin of D+9.2%. For comparison, the last five largest margins, considered wave elections: 1994: R+7.1% 2006: D+8.0% 2008: D+10.6% 2010: R+7.2% 2014: R+5.7% By historical standards, it's a popular wave. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2018/11/06/us/elections/results-house-forecast.html?smid=tw-upshotnyt&smtyp=cur …
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      Antonio García Martínez‏Verified account @antoniogm Nov 6
      Replying to @WillOremus

      They lost every high-profile, neck-and-neck race. Every single one. What can they claim other than the aggregate House count coming out to about what was predicted?

      9:11 PM - 6 Nov 2018 from Washington, USA
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        1. Will Oremus‏Verified account @WillOremus Nov 6
          Replying to @antoniogm

          what is the possible justification for ignoring the overall, national results and outcome, and focusing solely on a few specific races that one deems "high-profile"?

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        2. Emily Dreyfuss‏Verified account @EmilyDreyfuss Nov 6
          Replying to @antoniogm @WillOremus

          I think you’re forgetting that those “high profile” races were so much in the news because they were such longshots. Taking over the house is not less important because it was expected.

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        3. Will Oremus‏Verified account @WillOremus Nov 6
          Replying to @EmilyDreyfuss @antoniogm

          also, there's a reason they were predicted to take back the house. and it wasn't because of some great national craving for bipartisan cooperation with the trump admin

          1 reply 0 retweets 1 like
        4. Antonio García Martínez‏Verified account @antoniogm Nov 6
          Replying to @WillOremus @EmilyDreyfuss

          Depends what you call a longshot. Every Texas House candidate on the Dem 'flip' list lost. Seems like Dems are walking back what 'flip' means now. Was it a race or wasn't it?

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        5. Antonio García Martínez‏Verified account @antoniogm Nov 6
          Replying to @antoniogm @WillOremus @EmilyDreyfuss

          Re: House, the opposition party always gets a bump in the mid-terms. This was all safely within the expected. To me at least, that much was baseline.

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        6. Will Oremus‏Verified account @WillOremus Nov 6
          Replying to @antoniogm @EmilyDreyfuss

          let's revisit this convo once we have the turnout figures

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        7. Antonio García Martínez‏Verified account @antoniogm Nov 6
          Replying to @WillOremus @EmilyDreyfuss

          We have them: the Dems depended on turnout to win. If you're counting turnout when you've lost the vote, it's like counting rushing yards vs. points in football. Nice, but who cares? Or like obsessing over the popular vote in a presidential election...

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