'18 Midterms: Dems win House by largest midterm raw vote margin ever

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:dwillhuh: where have I been. Post some of these transcripts.....

Besides the racist caravan ad that he himself it's been confirmed picked out and wanted to run.. he was up early tweeting at Andrew and at a campaign rally he called Andrew and Stacey "low IQ" .. imagine calling some of the smartest people around low iq and that coming from his dumb ass :mjpls:
 
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God damn i said it before and ill say it again.. i wish i was off work tomorrow.

Going to buy some beer and order hella food then just watch the news all night in bed :wow:

Old man shyt :old:

My roommate bounced to cali for 2 weeks so ill be on here bantering with u guys :cheers:

I should be out of work early maybe around noon but it's actually Wednesday that I should have took off cause you know many of these races won't be decided until past midnight on the east coast :why: :francis:
 

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He will be in a federal prison before then
That's not going to happen. He's more likely to serve a full term no matter how bad the Mueller investigation gets for him. The only way Republicans turn on him is if they lose the House AND Senate tomorrow. If they keep the Senate, they will take that as a sign that Trumpism gives them a chance to win re-election in 2020. If they were to remove Trump from office, it's guaranteed Pence loses in 2020. Plus they would probably believe Trump impeachment from the House, but not a removal from the Senate would rally up his base for the 2020 election because they would believe he's under attack.

If the Mueller investigation concludes in 2019 and its as bad as we think, expect McConnell to say something like
"Its close to an election year so we think the American people should decide Trump's fate" or
"We don't think the President's actions rise to removal from office but it's very concerning."

Or something dumb like that. Republicans only care about power. I use to think, like you that he wouldn't make it a full term, but Republican behavior says otherwise. I'd like to be wrong though.
 

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Probably just gonna leave that line blank... Or vote third party like I did in 2016


I agree with you on the primaries but unfortunately we don't take voting seriously UNTIL we have a guy like Trump in office. My hope is that Trump's election has the sobering effect of making people realize how important it is to vote ALL the time. I certainly was asleep before.
The Workers Family Part needs 50,000 votes to remain on the ballot. So if you vote Cuomo on their line you would be doing a huge favor.
 

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That's not going to happen. He's more likely to serve a full term no matter how bad the Mueller investigation gets for him. The only way Republicans turn on him is if they lose the House AND Senate tomorrow. If they keep the Senate, they will take that as a sign that Trumpism gives them a chance to win re-election in 2020. If they were to remove Trump from office, it's guaranteed Pence loses in 2020. Plus they would probably believe Trump impeachment from the House, but not a removal from the Senate would rally up his base for the 2020 election because they would believe he's under attack.

If the Mueller investigation concludes in 2019 and its as bad as we think, expect McConnell to say something like
"Its close to an election year so we think the American people should decide Trump's fate" or
"We don't think the President's actions rise to removal from office but it's very concerning."

Or something dumb like that. Republicans only care about power. I use to think, like you that he wouldn't make it a full term, but Republican behavior says otherwise. I'd like to be wrong though.
Everyone you just named in this post is going to prison lol
 

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So this is going to be my last spree of posts in this thread. I'm working the polls tomorrow and I have to get up at 5 and I didn't sleep a lick last night.

:salute: to the brehs who've been out there canvassing or just persuading their friends and family to vote. See y'all in 24hrs. Hopefully the future of the country would have tilted back into the control of the Democratic Party.

If you have any final requests for state specific polls or maps let me know before 11EST.
 
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Nate's final numbers are in. They've changed slightly. His forecast has Dems with an average gain of 39 in the house (21 on the low end) and in the Senate he has a GOP gain of 0.5 average.

The polls themselves have tightened up in a lot of the Senate races so I'm intrigued by that. A lady from Cook said that she feels Beto has a path if he wins the suburbs around Houston and the burbs of San Antonio, it's not enough for him to rack up votes in Austin and other college towns, he needs some people who don't normally vote to get out there in the burbs.

Dems looking strong in a lot of the key governor races. So this is a forecast filled with some hope but as always it's best to be cautious we saw what happened in '16
 
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