Just wanted to point out that Dems will finish with 227/228, R's with 54 and Brown the Gov. of Oregon
He fucked up the Kavanaugh thing so bad for the dems. maybe he should get the dems the number of his steroid dealer.
Lol. That's one way to look at it. Another way is to say they shouldn't have been in contention in the first place. You'll hear from them both in 2 years. No worries.
Prez... Y'all lost power. You didn't gain anything. What did Trump actually win? Because dems didn't win a few seats we wanted? That's all y'all got...
In 2012, Texas, a red state, was won by Cruz by 16%. He won by less than 2% against Beto. I would not be surprised to see him going big and winning the Democratic presidential nomination in 2 years.
Republicans gained seats in the Senate. If a Supreme Court Vacancy opens up, the dems can't do anything about it. Its not borderline any more. They will push forth a lot of judicial confirmations as well. The House will just be focused on wasting their time with Trump and he'll use that in 2020 to highlight how obstructionist they are.
That's fucking hilarious. It also, and I don't know this could be accomplished, makes his face even more punchable...
Again, please do. I really want our local librarian to be the President. She is just so fucking bland.
Midterm Election, Most House Seats Lost by President's Party in Power '10 Obama: -63 '94 Clinton: -52 '58: Eisenhower: -48 '74 Ford (Nixon): -48 '66 Johnson: -47 '46 Truman: -45 '06 Bush: -30 '50 Truman: -29 '82 Reagan: -26 '18 Trump: -26 *NYT data since 1946- And Gallup's slightly different, based upon approval rating (from 2010). Average change for unpopular presidents was -36.
We'll see if racism plays well to the entire country. Look how you go there.. That's all y'all have and THAT'S NOTHING. What else DON'T you have??
As I've said, I think the (D)s did alright for themselves last night. I don't see a "Blue Wave", as it was a smaller change than average and didn't hit any of the hyperbolic high-water marks (+50?) I think that the Kavanaugh thing was worth more than (D)s think. A lot of the seats flipped last night were from races where the incumbent (R) didn't make it through the primary. Many of those were not Trump fans, and paid the price by being both not a friend of the President, and not someone that the liberal/moderate voters choose either. I'm concerned that it seems that only Trump Republicans win (R) seats, and that a good number of people will vote for what they perceive as economic socialism over a moderate anything (R or D).
I just don't see how most of America can be inspired or excited about her. Just seems like a fucking librarian you would see berating and stopping you from doing anything. Give it up already, she is not the answer in 2020.
I doubt it. He gained 14% on Cruz compared to the last election. Hillary won 43% in Texas. He only needs 7% to flip Texas. Assume he only gains half of what he gained on Cruz - he will also flip AZ, GA, NC, FL, PA, OH, MI etc... He is exactly the kind of candidate the democrats need.
