Not sure if I said it in this thread, but they're like that person that always complains about Madden and 2k when you beat them in Madden and 2k
2022 Midterm Elections: NO RED WAVE! - GOP Takes U.S. House; Dems Keep U.S. Senate
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Not sure if I said it in this thread, but they're like that person that always complains about Madden and 2k when you beat them in Madden and 2k
Saysumthinfunnymike
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Biden had a Wilt in '62 jordan in '93 type performance here.. 
Those approval ratings don't mean sh-t because end of the day it's either Biden or wannabe nazi Germany, Jack
Not a hard decision. Dems have flaws but they are >>>>> GOP
Those approval ratings don't mean sh-t because end of the day it's either Biden or wannabe nazi Germany, Jack
Not a hard decision. Dems have flaws but they are >>>>> GOP
Tribaligenesis
All Star
I don't like using that word, but yes she whomever she is, is the very definition of the word "bytch".
Miles Davis
Prince of Darkness
How many votes does a bill need to go to the senate?Aint shyt happening in house regardless next 2 years
just a majority. but usually if the same party controls both houses they will each have their own version of a bill and then smooth over the differences
Apollo Kid
Veteran
They’ve been trying this for yearsThese fukkers really wanna gut the social security?
GOP saw that kentucky wanted to keep abortions legal , and they pretty much said
elect officials who still say fukk you even after you exercise your right to vote, kentucky brehs
Plus I think it would stop most of the dumb ass investigations about Hunter Biden or impeachment attempts or whatever BS they were planning on
Not getting my hopes up but if Dems actually keep the Housecouldn't ask for a bigger GOP L
Bigger L would have been stacking up a few more Senate seats.
I don't think people realize how ugly the Senate picture is looking the next couple of cycles. In 2024 the Dems have to defend 23 senate seats, the Republicans only have to defend 10. Seats the democrats are defending include Joe Manchin in West Virginia as well as seats in Arizona, Montana, Nevada, Wisconsin, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Maine. Meanwhile, the most flippable seat the Republicans have to defend is.....Texas? Florida?
Being stuck at 50 right now would be terrible, because it basically means that if Joe Manchin doesn't run for reelection (or switches to the Republicans, or loses his election), then the Democrats just about automatically lose the Senate in 2024. Even if they hit 51, that would mean if Manchin leaves then they have to go 8 for 8 in holding onto the battleground states (and will Tester run again in Montana? Could be fukked there too.) Even if they get 51 and Manchin holds his seat, they still can only lose 1 of those 8 battlegrounds.
So it's virtually impossible for the Democrats to pick up Senate seats in 2024, and there's a dozen different combinations that could have them losing the Senate altogether. Which either means total gridlock if Dems still squeak out the White House, or Desantis with Senate power.
2026 isn't much better. Dems have to defend in Colorado, New Mexico, Michigan, Georgia, Virginia, and New Hampshire. Republicans have to defend in Montana, Maine, North Carolina....and I guess Iowa? Hopefully 4 more years of demographic shift will make that year a fairer fight, but if they fall behind in 2024 then it will still be a very tough road to get it back in 2026.
I remember how much John Boehner was relieved to be leaving the Speaker role when the Tea Party took hold, and Paul Ryan as well was relieved when he didn't have to answer for those guys. Now if the Republicans do win the House, Kevin McCarthy or whomever, I don't think they will like this role of having to appeal to a split party.
It brings back memories of that one guy who was ready to give a blowjob to get water for FyreFest.
Sure it won't be sexual, but that feeling of being in power... but not being in power, having people screaming in your ear.
I bet some GOP who are in it for the money, just hope their party doesn't win the thing now since it won't be a big majority but rather a few seats. Plus after the Pelosi family attack, they know they could be targets.
It brings back memories of that one guy who was ready to give a blowjob to get water for FyreFest.
Sure it won't be sexual, but that feeling of being in power... but not being in power, having people screaming in your ear.
I bet some GOP who are in it for the money, just hope their party doesn't win the thing now since it won't be a big majority but rather a few seats. Plus after the Pelosi family attack, they know they could be targets.
Bigger L would have been stacking up a few more Senate seats.
I don't think people realize how ugly the Senate picture is looking the next couple of cycles. In 2024 the Dems have to defend 23 senate seats, the Republicans only have to defend 10. Seats the democrats are defending include Joe Manchin in West Virginia as well as seats in Arizona, Montana, Nevada, Wisconsin, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Maine. Meanwhile, the most flippable seat the Republicans have to defend is.....Texas? Florida?
Being stuck at 50 right now would be terrible, because it basically means that if Joe Manchin doesn't run for reelection (or switches to the Republicans, or loses his election), then the Democrats just about automatically lose the Senate in 2024. Even if they hit 51, that would mean if Manchin leaves then they have to go 8 for 8 in holding onto the battleground states (and will Tester run again in Montana? Could be fukked there too.) Even if they get 51 and Manchin holds his seat, they still can only lose 1 of those 8 battlegrounds.
So it's virtually impossible for the Democrats to pick up Senate seats in 2024, and there's a dozen different combinations that could have them losing the Senate altogether. Which either means total gridlock if Dems still squeak out the White House, or Desantis with Senate power.
2026 isn't much better. Dems have to defend in Colorado, New Mexico, Michigan, Georgia, Virginia, and New Hampshire. Republicans have to defend in Montana, Maine, North Carolina....and I guess Iowa? Hopefully 4 more years of demographic shift will make that year a fairer fight, but if they fall behind in 2024 then it will still be a very tough road to get it back in 2026.
gonna have to start some grassroots to get DC to become a state or base the number of senators on population cause other than that we ass outBigger L would have been stacking up a few more Senate seats.
I don't think people realize how ugly the Senate picture is looking the next couple of cycles. In 2024 the Dems have to defend 23 senate seats, the Republicans only have to defend 10. Seats the democrats are defending include Joe Manchin in West Virginia as well as seats in Arizona, Montana, Nevada, Wisconsin, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Maine. Meanwhile, the most flippable seat the Republicans have to defend is.....Texas? Florida?
Being stuck at 50 right now would be terrible, because it basically means that if Joe Manchin doesn't run for reelection (or switches to the Republicans, or loses his election), then the Democrats just about automatically lose the Senate in 2024. Even if they hit 51, that would mean if Manchin leaves then they have to go 8 for 8 in holding onto the battleground states (and will Tester run again in Montana? Could be fukked there too.) Even if they get 51 and Manchin holds his seat, they still can only lose 1 of those 8 battlegrounds.
So it's virtually impossible for the Democrats to pick up Senate seats in 2024, and there's a dozen different combinations that could have them losing the Senate altogether. Which either means total gridlock if Dems still squeak out the White House, or Desantis with Senate power.
2026 isn't much better. Dems have to defend in Colorado, New Mexico, Michigan, Georgia, Virginia, and New Hampshire. Republicans have to defend in Montana, Maine, North Carolina....and I guess Iowa? Hopefully 4 more years of demographic shift will make that year a fairer fight, but if they fall behind in 2024 then it will still be a very tough road to get it back in 2026.
but also at the same time, everybody thought the GQP had this in the bag and they delivered the most pitiful showing we've seen in a while (and thats with gerrymandered maps) so like a wise man said, thats why you play the game. who knows what the political climate and or hot topics will be at that time
Saysumthinfunnymike
VOTE!!!
Senate picture doesn't seem great but 2024.. Biden is the clear frontrunner and he could potentially carry some of those battleground Senate seats across the line.. Gridlock for the next 6 years is possible but we've been experiencing that most of our lifetimes 
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