T1B

The fact you have to ask... qualifies you for trailer park trash.


too funny

A wave was what happened in '94.

This was a ripple. Due partly to demographic shifts in Cali and bad timing with a ton of Republican retirements.

The bigger story is the Republicans getting breathing room in the Senate. This will come in handy in the next few years when Trump gets another SCOTUS pick. I think Clarence will hang it up soon and hopefully the grim reaper will finally pay RBG a visit.

Last night was an overwhelming rebuke of Trumpian politics and it would have been worse if the GOP hadn't gerrymandered more than half the House district.

We'll revisit the issue when the economy eventually collapses and Mueller exposes the outright criminality and corruption in the White House.

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S-M's alternate universe. At least Florida seems to have decided not to go "California" for another 4 years.

Papa Willie wrote:Just thought I'd ask.

It went pretty much as expected. Nobody really thought the Dems would flip the Senate. There were too many Dem seats up for grabs (especially in a few states that went bigly for Trump) and too few Republican seats.

On the plus side, Trump will no longer have any personal lap-dogs running any of the House oversight committees (‘sup Devin)...

Let the investigations begin!!!

We’ll get to watch you self-render in real time over Nancy Pelosi. That should be a momentous meltdown.

The Dems flipped several Governorships (bye bye Snotty). Not sure about the down-ballot results in those states but it’s at the local level, which the MSM seems to still ignore, where any true wave gets started .

Wolfman wrote:^^^^^
S-M's alternate universe. At least Florida seems to have decided not to go "California" for another 4 years.

By then most of Florida will be either under water or covered in a toxic green slime, so who really GARA.

Look at little Screwy spinning away. Guess that helps prevent triggering and melting.

I have long said we the people are best served when Congress is split. As Mikey has already pointed out, Dems will likely spend the next two years investigating all things Trump at the expense of everything else. Unless they find a smoking gun, this will just result in his re-election.

It not just about numbers. Some seats got bluer.

Mikey wrote:The Dems flipped several Governorships (bye bye Snotty). Not sure about the down-ballot results in those states but it’s at the local level, which the MSM seems to still ignore, where any true wave gets started .

The long nightmare is over in Wisconsin, at least at the governor level. The assembly districts are so ridiculously gerrymandered that Democrats get the majority of the votes, but the Republicans win two thirds of the seats.

Mikey wrote:Let the investigations begin!!!

What has Mueller, his democratic crew and millions of our tax dollars been doing for the past two years?

Even moderate democrats know that Ocrazio Cortez is a stone’s throw from commie.

She’s a know-nothing, soon-to-be-do-nothing.

Which means she has some real potential for advancement within her party.

How soon?

Please dems, we want to hear more from her.

https://youtu.be/gXOe40Zp25M[/youtube]

Goober McTuber wrote:

Mikey wrote:The Dems flipped several Governorships (bye bye Snotty). Not sure about the down-ballot results in those states but it’s at the local level, which the MSM seems to still ignore, where any true wave gets started .

The long nightmare is over in Wisconsin, at least at the governor level. The assembly districts are so ridiculously gerrymandered that Democrats get the majority of the votes, but the Republicans win two thirds of the seats.

I used to give you grief about Walker.

Then he ran for president.

Pretty bad when you look like a stupid fool next to Trump

L45B wrote:Please dems, we want to hear more from her.

So in other words you have no answer.
Just another tard and his fake news.

Most people are not economics experts, and that’s ok.

But she has an economics degree and appears in most of her interviews to be completely clueless on the topic. Which means she will naturally gain a huge following of those who also have no fucking clue.

I’m personally glad she won. You guys need to prop her up for President. She would be the ideal candidate for your party.

I think my favorite comment by her so far is that the unemployment figure is so low because people have more than one job.

L45B wrote:Most people are not economics experts, and that’s ok.

But she has an economics degree and appears in most of her interviews to be completely clueless on the topic. Which means she will naturally gain a huge following of those who also have no fucking clue.

I’m personally glad she won. You guys need to prop her up for President. She would be the ideal candidate for your party.

So you were just blowing smoke. How presidential of you.

Killian wrote:I think my favorite comment by her so far is that the unemployment figure is so low because people have more than one job.

Which asinine comment from Don the Con is your favorite? You can pick from just this morning, yesterday, last week, last month or all time. I know there are 1,000s, so take your time.

That’s Nobel Prize - level rhetoric right there.

Doubling down on your white flag. What a pussy.

Left Seater wrote:Look at little Screwy spinning away. Guess that helps prevent triggering and melting.

I have long said we the people are best served when Congress is split. As Mikey has already pointed out, Dems will likely spend the next two years investigating all things Trump at the expense of everything else. Unless they find a smoking gun, this will just result in his re-election.

Oversight of the Executive Branch is an responsibility of Congress, which has failed miserably under the current leadership.

Don't be surprised if Adam Schiff is a household name within the next few months.

Sirfindafold wrote:

Mikey wrote:Let the investigations begin!!!

What has Mueller, his democratic crew and millions of our tax dollars been doing for the past two years?

Mueller has nothing to do with any Congressional investigations. I wouldn't expect you to know that though.

Mikey wrote:

Left Seater wrote:Look at little Screwy spinning away. Guess that helps prevent triggering and melting.

I have long said we the people are best served when Congress is split. As Mikey has already pointed out, Dems will likely spend the next two years investigating all things Trump at the expense of everything else. Unless they find a smoking gun, this will just result in his re-election.

Oversight of the Executive Branch is an responsibility of Congress, which has failed miserably under the current leadership.

I think the current Congress can't tell the difference between oversight and overlook.

Kierland wrote:

Killian wrote:I think my favorite comment by her so far is that the unemployment figure is so low because people have more than one job.

Which asinine comment from Don the Con is your favorite? You can pick from just this morning, yesterday, last week, last month or all time. I know there are 1,000s, so take your time.

Was he the subject being discussed? For someone who likes to call people on whataboutism, this is hilarious.

I was commenting on your hypocrisy you feckless twat.

Goober McTuber wrote:The assembly districts are so ridiculously gerrymandered that Democrats get the majority of the votes, but the Republicans win two thirds of the seats.

It's like this throughout all of the nation but Left Seater, who clearly doesn't reside on planet earth, believes the vote count reflects voter disgust of "racist" D candidates.

Sirfindafold wrote:
What has Mueller, his democratic crew and millions of our tax dollars been doing for the past two years?

You're gonna find out in a few weeks. Grab your ankles.

Kierland wrote:So you were just blowing smoke. How presidential of you.

Nope, not blowing smoke. I simply made mention of how a (now elected) politician (whose picture you posted) is out of her league and way left of the edge of the cliff (of ignorance, much less politics).

Can you actually name one good idea— policy or principle— of hers? There’s certainly more than enough sound bites to choose from to know what she stands for.

Kierland wrote:I was commenting on your hypocrisy you feckless twat.

Sure you were, Muggsy.

l4,
So now you want to move the goal posts. It was a simple question. You don’t want to answer it fine.

Killian wrote:

Kierland wrote:I was commenting on your hypocrisy you feckless twat.

Sure you were, Muggsy.

Nice white flag.

Kierland wrote:l4,
So now you want to move the goal posts. It was a simple question. You don’t want to answer it fine.

Project much? The topic— of your [/img]— is the only one I’ve addressed. You should probably try uncurling from the fetal position if you’re back can take it.

Screw_Michigan wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote:The assembly districts are so ridiculously gerrymandered that Democrats get the majority of the votes, but the Republicans win two thirds of the seats.

It's like this throughout all of the nation

Actually it's not. Our neighbors in Iowa have a nonpartisan board that draws up their districts every 10 years, and they look like a collection of squares and rectangles. A district in Wisconsin more likely resembles something you might clean up with your mop.

Mikey wrote: Oversight of the Executive Branch is an responsibility of Congress, which has failed miserably under the current leadership.

Don't be surprised if Adam Schiff is a household name within the next few months.

Agreed. But the Dems have been looking and digging for all of the Trump time in office. The media has as well. What new info is out there that we haven't already heard about? Minus the smoking gun, there isn't anything that is going to take him down. But here's hoping the Racist Dems spend all their time on it.

Goober McTuber wrote: Actually it's not. Our neighbors in Iowa have a nonpartisan board that draws up their districts every 10 years, and they look like a collection of squares and rectangles. A district in Wisconsin more likely resembles something you might clean up with your mop.

Michigan did pass a gerrymandering referendum (hopefully like Iowa's) last night. Which is good news.

Left Seater wrote:But the Dems have been looking and digging for all of the Trump time in office.

You are either hopelessly naive or incredibly stupid. Which is it?

Kierland wrote:

It not just about numbers. Some seats got bluer.

The dumbest broad in politics— and that’s saying something.

Screw_Michigan wrote:

Left Seater wrote:But the Dems have been looking and digging for all of the Trump time in office.

You are either hopelessly naive or incredibly stupid. Which is it?

No kidding. The Democrats had no say - absolute zero - in setting the agenda, calling witnesses, or any other function of the House Intelligence Committee under Devin Nunes, and no investigative authority.
Period. Full Stop.

Maybe LS was being sarcastic, otherwise he's really got his head up his ass.

L45B wrote:

Kierland wrote:l4,
So now you want to move the goal posts. It was a simple question. You don’t want to answer it fine.

Project much? The topic— of your [/img]— is the only one I’ve addressed. You should probably try uncurling from the fetal position if you’re back can take it.

You said she was soon to do nothing. I asked how soon and you have yet to answer the question. I know you are dumb but it’s a pretty easy conversation to follow.