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Ok, that's a bit harder...

Do you see very small numbers above your letters on the right? It should look like this:
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See tthe blue numbers above 7,8,9,u,i,o,j,k,l,m
 
Think you need a keyboard with 10-Key(the small numbers on the right of the keyboard)
 
This is delusion. The Democratic Party has been raked over coals down ballot.
The only thing delusional is when you said trump would win this election in a landslide earlier ITT. Everything I said is true.
 
This is delusion. The Democratic Party has been raked over coals down ballot.
This is how you know most don't understand government. They believe winning a 1/3 of the battle means they've won the war. Currently, NYT's has the House at 221-204...This would be a +11 for Rs. Additionally, it will be 50-48 prior to the GA runoff...it's very clear D's could have a chance at both of those individuals...But R's polled better...even with losing the presidency in both...

This is what a lot of D's arent' realizing, Trump is losing these states so closely because 2 things: 1) insane partisan batches at the 11th hour and 2) R's voting R leg but D/I exec

To put it in perspective, this is what was forcasted. D's considerably lost 2/3 of the war, but you would not know it talking to some:
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This is how you know most don't understand government. They believe winning a 1/3 of the battle means they've won the war. Currently, NYT's has the House at 221-204...This would be a +11 for Rs. Additionally, it will be 50-48 prior to the GA runoff...it's very clear D's could have a chance at both of those individuals...But R's polled better...even with losing the presidency in both...

This is what a lot of D's arent' realizing, Trump is losing these states so closely because 2 things: 1) insane partisan batches at the 11th hour and 2) R's voting R leg but D/I exec

To put it in perspective, this is what was forcasted. D's considerably lost 2/3 of the war, but you would not know it talking to some:
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Jesus dude. At the end of the day the dems will have the the presidency, the house and possibly the senate. It’s a win for the dems anyway you slice it.
 
This is how you know most don't understand government. They believe winning a 1/3 of the battle means they've won the war. Currently, NYT's has the House at 221-204...This would be a +11 for Rs. Additionally, it will be 50-48 prior to the GA runoff...it's very clear D's could have a chance at both of those individuals...But R's polled better...even with losing the presidency in both...

This is what a lot of D's arent' realizing, Trump is losing these states so closely because 2 things: 1) insane partisan batches at the 11th hour and 2) R's voting R leg but D/I exec

To put it in perspective, this is what was forcasted. D's considerably lost 2/3 of the war, but you would not know it talking to some:
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I’m not very knowledgeable when it comes to politics, so I’m genuinely curious. Does it matter what the margin a party has in the senate/house? I just figured that as long as they had a lead, that’s all that mattered
 
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I’m not very knowledgeable when it comes to politics, so I’m genuinely curious. Does it matter what the margin a party has in the senate/house? I just figured that as long as they had a lead, that’s all that mattered

At the end of day, probably not... but the less of a majority you have, the less margin of error you have when it comes to passing bills.

If you have a vote coming up, with 20 total votes. Would you rather have 18 allies or 11 allies if you need the majority of votes?
 
The only thing delusional is when you said trump would win this election in a landslide earlier ITT. Everything I said is true.
So me making a prediction pre election is delusional? Obviously I was wrong about my prediction. Everything you said is not true. This election was terrible for your party regardless of winning the president. You gave up seats in the house and won’t have the senate.
 
At the end of day, probably not... but the less of a majority you have, the less margin of error you have when it comes to passing bills.

If you have a vote coming up, with 20 total votes. Would you rather have 18 allies or 11 allies if you need the majority of votes?
It’s really a huge deal depending on which seats we are talking about.
 
I’m not very knowledgeable when it comes to politics, so I’m genuinely curious. Does it matter what the margin a party has in the senate/house? I just figured that as long as they had a lead, that’s all that mattered
Super good question and how I was about to answer our in house basketball expert.

It does and it doesn't.

It does because the speaker will be from that party and the agenda, bills, roll call, everything goes through that person and thus that party. They can decide, "hey, I don't like that bill, I'm not going to bring it to a vote." This is what they've been doing with the stimulus bill...Pelosi thinks the senate bill has been too "skinny" and won't even put a vote to it...additionally, it's been fillibustered by the D's in the senate.

It doesn't for a myriad of reasons but I'll try to keep it to just a few:

1) Congress is a collection of literally hundres of individuals who all promised something to their constituents. For example, AOC told everyone she's going to kill all cows, stop all flights, and change all cars (tongue in cheek) to her voters. Lizzie Fletcher, also a D, in Houston has basically said the exact opposite. In fact, many congress members run on, "I won't be a [fill in the blank] Democrat...and honeslty, the same with Rs...it's why you see in these senate hearings everyone going after 4-5 Rs (Collins in Maine, Murkowski in AK, Romney in UT, etc.). They think because of what they told their voters, they can get them to flip...and many have. Shit look at Ben Sasse. So having a marginal lead is not having a resounding lead as they previously had.
2) Right now, appoximately 1/4 of the D party in congress is considered "progressive." When they had a +40 lead, that party could talk about their pie in the sky and it wouldn't matter...they could even throw that shit to a vote because they thought they actually may have the votes (Green New Deal). Pelosi, and all of the other establishment Dems, have basically just been taking it over the past 2 years because it was seen that this grass roots movement was the reason for their success...it's now seen as why they did SOOO bad this year. If you have 40-50 progressives who are pissed, can you get 20 of them to change their minds and go back on what they promised their voters? If you can't you've lost the majority.

I'm getting too long winded but let me know if that doesn't make sense.
 
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FYI I could see AOC running in 2024 for the Dems. Whether that is primarying Joe/Kamala whatever happens to that old bastard. Not saying its a winning strategy but I could see it happening. She turns 35 in 2024.

Think she would do quite well in the Primary. Just my 2 cents
 
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It’s finally over!!! Yaaaaay. Now how long does it take for Dems to concede all of these house seats their losing in?
God Bless that man who thinks watching Tom Hanks get to know a black man on death row was a good way of referencing his interaction with the black community.

Oh and get yore grammar right, doc.
Sorry, had to. Love you jdr
 
FYI I could see AOC running in 2024 for the Dems. Whether that is primarying Joe/Kamala whatever happens to that old bastard. Not saying its a winning strategy but I could see it happening. She turns 35 in 2024.

Think she would do quite well in the Primary. Just my 2 cents
She's a less charismatic Kamala with an exponentially worse resume...

Shit, my assumption is some D money backers are right now looking for her replacement in 2022.
 
FYI I could see AOC running in 2024 for the Dems. Whether that is primarying Joe/Kamala whatever happens to that old bastard. Not saying its a winning strategy but I could see it happening. She turns 35 in 2024.

Think she would do quite well in the Primary. Just my 2 cents
If she shows her tits I'll give her my vote. Otherwise, nope.
 
Jesus dude. At the end of the day the dems will have the the presidency, the house and possibly the senate. It’s a win for the dems anyway you slice it.
Biden winning by such a margin in the popular vote and for flipping GA, PA, MI, WI, and AZ will be a massive victory, but Dems thought they had a chance for a massive victory across the board and it didn't happen. It was actually quite a disaster. Yes, they'll still hold onto the House, but as far as Senate and House results go, Dems did awful.
 
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Super good question and how I was about to answer our in house basketball expert.

It does and it doesn't.

It does because the speaker will be from that party and the agenda, bills, roll call, everything goes through that person and thus that party. They can decide, "hey, I don't like that bill, I'm not going to bring it to a vote." This is what they've been doing with the stimulus bill...Pelosi thinks the senate bill has been too "skinny" and won't even put a vote to it...additionally, it's been fillibustered by the D's in the senate.

It doesn't for a myriad of reasons but I'll try to keep it to just a few:

1) Congress is a collection of literally hundres of individuals who all promised something to their constituents. For example, AOC told everyone she's going to kill all cows, stop all flights, and change all cars (tongue in cheek) to her voters. Lizzie Fletcher, also a D, in Houston has basically said the exact opposite. In fact, many congress members run on, "I won't be a [fill in the blank] Democrat...and honeslty, the same with Rs...it's why you see in these senate hearings everyone going after 4-5 Rs (Collins in Maine, Murkowski in AK, Romney in UT, etc.). They think because of what they told their voters, they can get them to flip...and many have. Shit look at Ben Sasse. So having a marginal lead is not having a resounding lead as they previously had.
2) Right now, appoximately 1/4 of the D party in congress is considered "progressive." When they had a +40 lead, that party could talk about their pie in the sky and it wouldn't matter...they could even throw that shit to a vote because they thought they actually may have the votes (Green New Deal). Pelosi, and all of the other establishment Dems, have basically just been taking it over the past 2 years because it was seen that this grass roots movement was the reason for their success...it's now seen as why they did SOOO bad this year. If you have 40-50 progressives who are pissed, can you get 20 of them to change their minds and go back on what they promised their voters? If you can't you've lost the majority.

I'm getting too long winded but let me know if that doesn't make sense.
Makes sense. Appreciate the explanation. In everyone’s opinion, is it likely that Dems will win the two runoffs in Georgia? I’m just assuming they’ll keep the House at this point because it seems likely
 
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FYI I could see AOC running in 2024 for the Dems. Whether that is primarying Joe/Kamala whatever happens to that old bastard. Not saying its a winning strategy but I could see it happening. She turns 35 in 2024.

Think she would do quite well in the Primary. Just my 2 cents
I think she would get slaughtered in a general election because she is soooo far left. She wouldn't get the moderate dems to vote for her.
 
She's a less charismatic Kamala with an exponentially worse resume...

Shit, my assumption is some D money backers are right now looking for her replacement in 2022.
They invested millions in her primary opponent this year and she stomped them 74-16 in the Dem primary. She is a superstar on the left (not that that wins in the General Election).

Kamala's resume as as DA, Senator, etc is old school politics. Its almost to her detriment now in my opinion
 
I think she would get slaughtered in a general election because she is soooo far left. She wouldn't get the moderate dems to vote for her.
The lefties definitely need to turn down the cultural wokeness to a 0 if they want to have any success in general elections going forward. That shit doesn't play in the middle of the country
 
Makes sense. Appreciate the explanation. In everyone’s opinion, is it likely that Dems will win the two runoffs in Georgia? I’m just assuming they’ll keep the House at this point because it seems likely
Honestly, no idea.

R's got more votes but didn't make 50%...but a runoff between 2 people can't end in anything below 50...
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Hard to see, but 113k votes went to libertarians...generally as far as 3p is considered, Libertarians (small government, let people control themselves) are seen as R defactors and the Green Party (Get rid of big business, socialized medicine, etc.) is seen as L defactors. So it would appear the R's have the advantage.

The question will be how many people will vote R for one and D for the other....and visa versa. That's what will decide it.
 
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Also if I was the GOP I would say "It's clear, due to the down ballot results, the public likes our policies and platform. There were a lot that were just turned off by the President." We are coming to back better in 2022 and going forward.

Instead they are going with this voter fraud side which is interesting to say the least lol
 
Also if I was the GOP I would say "It's clear, due to the down ballot results, the public likes our policies and platform. There were a lot that were just turned off by the President." We are coming to back better in 2022 and going forward.

Instead they are going with this voter fraud side which is interesting to say the least lol
My guess...and probably more my hope...you'll hear "make sure every vote is legal," which they should...but they'll distance themselves from Trump and call for his concession by Monday at the latest...
 
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