Pennsylvania State House moves from 'Lean' to 'Tilt' Republican

[RandySF]

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[Fiendish Thingy]

1. Why do they use such similar terms such as "lean" and "tilt"?

If the Leaning Tower of Pisa was a bit straighter, would it be the Tilting Tower of Pisa?

Other analysts use “strongly” “likely” and “leaning”...

[hlthe2b]

3. Exactly. Particularly since, to me," tilt" is more overt than "lean"--suggesting D's doing worse

[LizBeth]

2. Lean, Tilt? Which is greater? Wtf? Re reading it looks like it is saying closer to Democratic?

[PCIntern]

4. How about "gently swaying"

Or “asymmetrical orientation”