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If they do take the house some have pledged not to vote for Pelosi, which means the GOP can have input on who they want from the DNC to be house leader- who should it be ? Who is good from that side and not a SJW having a mental breakdown.
I know, Tulsi Gabbard put her up and the house will do much better.

Mitt is in.

That's a good thing.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Zanti Misfit

Let the Dems have the House ,

Yup. The admin does need a leash.

Bye, Devin.

Yeah , Let the Corruption be Swept Under the Rug by the Scumbags on the Left , it will be their Undoing in 2 Years...

a reply to: Blue_Jay33

I know, Tulsi Gabbard put her up and the house will do much better.

I just voted for Tulsi. Even though she didn't really need my help.

Seems like a good night for Republicans. If they hold the house well its a doomed wave for the Liberals.

a reply to: carewemust

Are you going to pull your head out of your ass?

a reply to: Phage
I like Tulsi. The Dems should put more focus on supporting people like her to run in 2020 and they might actually have a chance (this coming from someone that supported Trump > Hillary).

originally posted by: AtlasHawk
Seems like a good night for Republicans. If they hold the house well its a doomed wave for the Liberals.

It's not like there's a Red Tidal Wave, either. It's a wash at best, not worthy of gloating over. Democrats couldn't swing a wave, and neither could Republicans, who might I remind you, seemed pretty sure of that.

Claiming you won when you broke even ain't winning.

On a side note Kansas elected its first gay Native American to the house.

a reply to: Navieko

2024, maybe. She needs some more experience.

My favorite part of the night so far has been Juan Williams trying to blame racism for Gillum having a hard time breaking through.

originally posted by: Nyiah

originally posted by: AtlasHawk
Seems like a good night for Republicans. If they hold the house well its a doomed wave for the Liberals.

It's not like there's a Red Tidal Wave, either. It's a wash at best, not worthy of gloating over. Democrats couldn't swing a wave, and neither could Republicans, who might I remind you, seemed pretty sure of that.

Claiming you won when you broke even ain't winning.

Who was sure?

Almost every major msm place proudly claimed a blue wave for months now.

I saw almost no repubs claim a red wave.

originally posted by: Chickensalad
On a side note Kansas elected its first gay Native American to the house.

Real Native American or Elizabeth Warren type?

originally posted by: Chickensalad
On a side note Kansas elected its first gay Native American to the house.

We're not in Kansas anymore?

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Blue_Jay33

I know, Tulsi Gabbard put her up and the house will do much better.

I just voted for Tulsi. Even though she didn't really need my help.

If she runs for POTUS it'll be my first time caucusing for a party, and the first time I'll vote for a D or R.

originally posted by: face23785
My favorite part of the night so far has been Juan Williams trying to blame racism for Gillum having a hard time breaking through.

Yep I heard that.

Those darn racist in georgia and flordia, always keeping black people down!

I wonder if james (republican and black) loses in michigan if juan will tell us it was because racism.

originally posted by: Navieko
a reply to: Phage
I like Tulsi. The Dems should put more focus on supporting people like her to run in 2020 and they might actually have a chance (this coming from someone that supported Trump > Hillary).

I can agree with this. If the Democrats would ever move back toward the center at the national level the Republicans would be in real trouble.

originally posted by: Grambler

originally posted by: Nyiah

originally posted by: AtlasHawk
Seems like a good night for Republicans. If they hold the house well its a doomed wave for the Liberals.

It's not like there's a Red Tidal Wave, either. It's a wash at best, not worthy of gloating over. Democrats couldn't swing a wave, and neither could Republicans, who might I remind you, seemed pretty sure of that.

Claiming you won when you broke even ain't winning.

Who was sure?

Almost every major msm place proudly claimed a blue wave for months now.

I saw almost no repubs claim a red wave.

I definitely wasn't clear on that, I mean on here, not in Washington.

originally posted by: Phage

originally posted by: Chickensalad
On a side note Kansas elected its first gay Native American to the house.

We're not in Kansas anymore?

Kansas is actually pretty Libertarian in my experience. Yea, there are some hardcore Republicans, but most people just want to be left to their own devices.

a reply to: face23785

I agree with that.
But at least it seems there will be a leash on the admin for the next couple of years.