2022 Midterm Elections: NO RED WAVE! - GOP Takes U.S. House; Dems Keep U.S. Senate
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mastermind
Rest In Power Kobe
Cheers for admitting you can’t read and write on top of not honoring your bets.
My dad passed away last year btw, so we can add being a weirdo bamma to that.
Man up faggit nobody asked you if your pops passed away
mastermind
Rest In Power Kobe
And you still an illiterate jackass who didn't man up and honor a ban bet with @AquaCityBoy and won't accept a ban bet with me this year. You are an unserious doofus. You are a MAGA-like clown, you doof.Man up faggit nobody asked you if your pops passed away
Json
Superstar
Bold move Cotton,…
Saysumthinfunnymike
VOTE!!!
At this stage Dems do have a lot of momentum and GOP are dumb as hell but i got the GOP with a slim margin in the house and Dems control the Senate.
unfortunately there's still too much for the Dems to overcome. i got GOP with single digit control
unfortunately there's still too much for the Dems to overcome. i got GOP with single digit control
mastermind
Rest In Power Kobe
Can’t be mad at the touched ones. Have a good life.This moist nikka mad as fukk
fukkin bozo
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Looking at the FiveThirtyEight forecast and the striking thing about the map is how fukking extensive gerrymandering has become.
projects.fivethirtyeight.com
Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Kentucky have all managed to reduce their #'s down to a single Democratic house member. Missouri and Indiana have 2 each. Wisconsin, basically a 50-50 state, projected for just 2 dems out of 8 seats. Ohio, where Trump got 53% of the vote, projected for 3 democrat seats out of 15. Iowa, another 53% Trump state, not a single Democrat seat out of 4.
Different way of looking at it, here are the states with the highest African-American population and their resulting representation:
Mississippi 37% Black, 1 out of 4 seats are Democrats
Louisiana 31% Black, 1 out of 6 seats are Democrats
Georgia 31% Black, 5 out of 14 seats are Democrats
Maryland 30% Black, 7 out of 8 seats are Democrats
Alabama 26% Black, 1 out of 7 seats are Democrats
South Carolina 25% Black, 1 out of 7 seats are Democrats
This level of gerrymandering is going to make the House representation fukking irrelevant is your state leadership is basically picking their voters rather than the voters picking their representation.
2022 House Forecast
Latest forecasts and polls for the 2022 House elections from ABC News’s FiveThirtyEight
Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Kentucky have all managed to reduce their #'s down to a single Democratic house member. Missouri and Indiana have 2 each. Wisconsin, basically a 50-50 state, projected for just 2 dems out of 8 seats. Ohio, where Trump got 53% of the vote, projected for 3 democrat seats out of 15. Iowa, another 53% Trump state, not a single Democrat seat out of 4.
Different way of looking at it, here are the states with the highest African-American population and their resulting representation:
Mississippi 37% Black, 1 out of 4 seats are Democrats
Louisiana 31% Black, 1 out of 6 seats are Democrats
Georgia 31% Black, 5 out of 14 seats are Democrats
Maryland 30% Black, 7 out of 8 seats are Democrats
Alabama 26% Black, 1 out of 7 seats are Democrats
South Carolina 25% Black, 1 out of 7 seats are Democrats
This level of gerrymandering is going to make the House representation fukking irrelevant is your state leadership is basically picking their voters rather than the voters picking their representation.
Reality Check
Keepin' it 100
What is it with a$$holes from New Jersey trying to run for office in Pennsylvania?
Looking at the FiveThirtyEight forecast and the striking thing about the map is how fukking extensive gerrymandering has become.
2022 House Forecast
Latest forecasts and polls for the 2022 House elections from ABC News’s FiveThirtyEight
Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Kentucky have all managed to reduce their #'s down to a single Democratic house member. Missouri and Indiana have 2 each. Wisconsin, basically a 50-50 state, projected for just 2 dems out of 8 seats. Ohio, where Trump got 53% of the vote, projected for 3 democrat seats out of 15. Iowa, another 53% Trump state, not a single Democrat seat out of 4.
Different way of looking at it, here are the states with the highest African-American population and their resulting representation:
Mississippi 37% Black, 1 out of 4 seats are Democrats
Louisiana 31% Black, 1 out of 6 seats are Democrats
Georgia 31% Black, 5 out of 14 seats are Democrats
Maryland 30% Black, 7 out of 8 seats are Democrats
Alabama 26% Black, 1 out of 7 seats are Democrats
South Carolina 25% Black, 1 out of 7 seats are Democrats
This level of gerrymandering is going to make the House representation fukking irrelevant is your state leadership is basically picking their voters rather than the voters picking their representation.
For Missouri, it actually could have been worse. They were gunning for a 7-1 split with dividing up Kansas City, but thankfully they came to their senses.
The MAGA trash has no chance in NJ so they move the grift somewhere else. It's that simple.
Yo look at this brazen piece of shyt. 
www.yahoo.com
Like a driver making a screeching U-turn, Don Bolduc, the Republican Senate nominee in New Hampshire, pivoted Thursday from his primary race to the general election, saying he had “come to the conclusion” that the 2020 presidential election “was not stolen,” after he had spent more than a year claiming it was.
“I’ve done a lot of research on this, and I’ve spent the past couple weeks talking to Granite Staters all over the state from every party, and I have come to the conclusion — and I want to be definitive on this — the election was not stolen,” Bolduc said in an interview on Fox News.
“Elections have consequences, and, unfortunately, President Biden is the legitimate president of this country,” he said.
Bolduc won his primary Tuesday over a more moderate candidate, Chuck Morse, the president of the New Hampshire Senate. Bolduc ran on an uncompromising right-wing platform, complete with declarations that former President Donald Trump had won the 2020 election.
But now he faces a tough general election campaign against Sen. Maggie Hassan, a Democrat. She is vulnerable in November — but, Republicans worry, less vulnerable against Bolduc than she would have been against Morse.
Hassan’s campaign responded quickly to Bolduc’s reversal, sharing a series of videos and quotes of the many times Bolduc had promoted the lie that the 2020 election was stolen.
“Don Bolduc is desperately trying to run from years of spreading the Big Lie, but he can’t hide from the video receipts,” her campaign said in a statement.
Bolduc, a retired Army general, had claimed repeatedly for more than a year that the election was stolen.
Among other instances, in May 2021, he signed an open letter in which retired generals and admirals advanced false claims that the election had been tainted. “The FBI and Supreme Court must act swiftly when election irregularities are surfaced and not ignore them as was done in 2020,” it said.
In a debate with his Republican primary opponents last month, he referred back to that letter and declared, to applause, that he would not budge from his position.
“I signed a letter with 120 other generals and admirals saying that Trump won the election, and, damn it, I stand by my letter,” he said. “I’m not switching horses, baby. This is it.”
Switching horses Thursday, he said in the Fox News interview, “We, you know, live and learn, right?”
How stupid a voter would you have to be for this to work on you?
Right After Primary Win, Bolduc Reverses Support for Election Lies
Like a driver making a screeching U-turn, Don Bolduc, the Republican Senate nominee in New Hampshire, pivoted Thursday from his primary race to the general election, saying he had “come to the conclusion” that the 2020 presidential election “was not stolen,” after he had spent more than a year...
Like a driver making a screeching U-turn, Don Bolduc, the Republican Senate nominee in New Hampshire, pivoted Thursday from his primary race to the general election, saying he had “come to the conclusion” that the 2020 presidential election “was not stolen,” after he had spent more than a year claiming it was.
“I’ve done a lot of research on this, and I’ve spent the past couple weeks talking to Granite Staters all over the state from every party, and I have come to the conclusion — and I want to be definitive on this — the election was not stolen,” Bolduc said in an interview on Fox News.
“Elections have consequences, and, unfortunately, President Biden is the legitimate president of this country,” he said.
Bolduc won his primary Tuesday over a more moderate candidate, Chuck Morse, the president of the New Hampshire Senate. Bolduc ran on an uncompromising right-wing platform, complete with declarations that former President Donald Trump had won the 2020 election.
But now he faces a tough general election campaign against Sen. Maggie Hassan, a Democrat. She is vulnerable in November — but, Republicans worry, less vulnerable against Bolduc than she would have been against Morse.
Hassan’s campaign responded quickly to Bolduc’s reversal, sharing a series of videos and quotes of the many times Bolduc had promoted the lie that the 2020 election was stolen.
“Don Bolduc is desperately trying to run from years of spreading the Big Lie, but he can’t hide from the video receipts,” her campaign said in a statement.
Bolduc, a retired Army general, had claimed repeatedly for more than a year that the election was stolen.
Among other instances, in May 2021, he signed an open letter in which retired generals and admirals advanced false claims that the election had been tainted. “The FBI and Supreme Court must act swiftly when election irregularities are surfaced and not ignore them as was done in 2020,” it said.
In a debate with his Republican primary opponents last month, he referred back to that letter and declared, to applause, that he would not budge from his position.
“I signed a letter with 120 other generals and admirals saying that Trump won the election, and, damn it, I stand by my letter,” he said. “I’m not switching horses, baby. This is it.”
Switching horses Thursday, he said in the Fox News interview, “We, you know, live and learn, right?”
How stupid a voter would you have to be for this to work on you?
Fetterman and Shapiro up 2 in Trafalgar.
Fetterman campaign sounding alarms