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The fact that the Dems are picking up seats in Ohio and Tim Ryan STILL got his poo poo kicked in by JD Fuckmothering Vance is fuel for my soul.
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Cpt_Obvious posted:Not to convict, just the circus? oh i guess yeah
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Watch the house impeach Biden every day just cause
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kaxman posted:Watch the house impeach Biden every day just cause This is my dream.
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joepinetree posted:Nope. If dems win arizona and nevada they will have at least 50. Oh in that case the dems lose to the house to Manchin and that one woman that gave a thumbs up to kill poor people or something
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NBC News projection for House: (218 for control) Republicans 219.... +/-13 seats  WE'RE NOT GOING TO KNOW FOR WEEKS
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I loving told all of you punks I loving told you suck my assssssssss ya fuckin bums
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Cernovich, kingmaker
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Grandpa Palpatine posted:NBC News projection for House: good
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Apparently there are a ton of close house races in California which takes forever hahahaha
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Wolfy posted:Apparently there are a ton of close house races in California which takes forever hahahaha yea it's all going to come down to Cali god drat this is loving hilarious
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the fact that this looks like its gonna be a pretty typical midterm is the worst possible option we dont even get any amusement one way or the other
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Zokari posted:the fact that this looks like its gonna be a pretty typical midterm is the worst possible option democrats losing the house and the spin on msnbc/npr/dnd/etc how actually this is a good thing and a win that they didn't lose more is going to be pretty amusing imo but ya a pretty boring one aside from that
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The Democrat tradition of considering the House the lesser branch of congress continues.
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HallelujahLee posted:are we getting another georgia runoff if i get another $1400 that sounds great to me
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at least i wont have to hear "speaker of the house nancy pelosi" for another 4+ years imo that's a big win for america for dems to lose
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it's like abortion is actually a big deal for a lot of voters
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i will never again allow this forum to fool me into believing the democrats can get destroyed
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Wolfy posted:i will never again allow this forum to fool me into believing the democrats can get destroyed sounds like it's hillarys turn to run again
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Xaris posted:democrats losing the house and the spin on msnbc/npr/dnd/etc how actually this is a good thing and a win that they didn't lose more is going to be pretty amusing imo It's not a win, but democrats were expecting a red wave that would absolutely wreck their chances in future elections. There was a "60 seat Republican supermajority in 2024 seems likely based on expectations for 2022" article circulating a week before the election. It's not a win for sure for democrats. But, considering they expected an absolute blowout, typical midterm performance -- heck, it's actually kind of a good performance for the party in power -- is probably comforting.
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Extremely normal midterm, with the exact results still to be determined as close margins give way. Already, we do know one thing with certainty: cspam is owned
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Covok posted:It's not a win, but democrats were expecting a red wave that would absolutely wreck their chances in future elections. There was a "60 seat Republican supermajority in 2024 seems likely based on expectations for 2022" article circulating a week before the election. It's not a win for sure for democrats. But, considering they expected an absolute blowout, typical midterm performance -- heck, it's actually kind of a good performance for the party in power -- is probably comforting. this might be the best any party could possibly do with a pudding brain prez that accomplished absolutely nothing in the face of the worst economy for the working person since the 70s
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Buschmaki posted:I'm glad we won
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Xaris posted:sounds like it's hillarys turn to run again but we both know the truth: tonight went well enough for the dems they wont risk running anyone else but joe
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Covok posted:It's not a win, but democrats were expecting a red wave that would absolutely wreck their chances in future elections. There was a "60 seat Republican supermajority in 2024 seems likely based on expectations for 2022" article circulating a week before the election. It's not a win for sure for democrats. But, considering they expected an absolute blowout, typical midterm performance -- heck, it's actually kind of a good performance for the party in power -- is probably comforting. like that's the most democrat answer possible
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anime was right posted:this might be the best any party could possibly do with a pudding brain prez that accomplished absolutely nothing in the face of the worst economy for the working person since the 70s Yeah, this still fucks their agenda going forward. The house will now kill every bill going to it. But, Biden is a pretty awful President who literally fell on stage before the election, forgot where he was, miscounted the number of states, and talked to a dead person on camera because they forgot they were dead. Inflation is double digits and gas prices shot straight up right before the election to undo all the efforts to lower them. If Republicans did not overturn Roe V Wade, we'd be looking at Republican supermajorities in house and senate and a near total Republican governorship. This is a loss. But it's also kind of the best possible outcome for the democrats at this point?
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Gresh posted:Boebert losing and Walker winning would be the big fat
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anyways 34% in, no budging on the california. stick a fork in these because they're set in stone. 1/3rd of the state is anti-abortion, 2/3rds are anti taxes on rich people
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lol you freaking doomers isn't it obvious yet??? DEMS ARE GOING TO KEEP THE HOUSE 
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Xaris posted:that's probably true; however, it's also still extremely funny that the running online narrative right now is "well we lost but didn't lose quite as badly as we expected!". in a world where conservatives banned abortion in like half of america which you think would be helpful to democrats, losing the house being considered a win still because it wasn't as badly as we could have lost is like lol. It's a loss but, honestly, I expected Americans had forgotten Roe V Wade by now and would have just stayed home. I am surprised it actually stayed relevant enough to American voters, who tend to forget quickly, to influence the midterms this much.
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lmao that Sarah huckawhatever is a governor now. ive not been following anything until glancing at the headlines tonight.
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joe bidens can stop releasing the strategic petroleum reserve now. its also empty anyways
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biceps crimes posted:lmao that Sarah huckawhatever is a governor now. ive not been following anything until glancing at the headlines tonight. She murdered her dog.
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anime was right posted:this might be the best any party could possibly do with a pudding brain prez that accomplished absolutely nothing in the face of the worst economy for the working person since the 70s This is currently the best performance by an incumbent party in the first midterm outside of 2002. 82% of voters say the economy is fair or bad and Biden has a 45/55 approval rating. It legitimately doesn't make sense.
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Covok posted:She murdered her dog. Her brother murdered their dog. I don't think she has actually killed any dogs (directly) on record.
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