Democrats lead popular vote in House by largest margin in history

[Vlad_]

Biggest midterm turnout... Yet in the House, Clinton lost 54 seats, and Obama lost 63. Trump lost an apparent 39, and that's with some major shenanigans going on.

What about the Senate? Clinton lost 10 seats during his first mid term, and Obama lost 6. Trump gained 2.

Ahh, and SCOTUS is 5-4, and will soon be 6-3 conservative.

Major D victories this time around for sure.

[Derranged]

[denium]

Biggest midterm turnout... Yet in the House, Clinton lost 54 seats, and Obama lost 63. Trump lost an apparent 39, and that's with some major shenanigans going on.

What about the Senate? Clinton lost 10 seats during his first mid term, and Obama lost 6. Trump gained 2.

Ahh, and SCOTUS is 5-4, and will soon be 6-3 conservative.

Major D victories this time around for sure.

I love how Vlad just turns up in these libtard threads and instantly owns the OP.

The midterms were yet another W for Trump & Republicans, despite how the left try and spin it.

[Vlad_]

I love how Vlad just turns up in these libtard threads and instantly owns the OP.

The midterms were yet another W for Trump & Republicans, despite how the left try and spin it.

[BuckToothed]

This is what you call a participation trophy...

[1bad65]

Biggest midterm turnout... Yet in the House, Clinton lost 54 seats, and Obama lost 63. Trump lost an apparent 39, and that's with some major shenanigans going on.

What about the Senate? Clinton lost 10 seats during his first mid term, and Obama lost 6. Trump gained 2.

Ahh, and SCOTUS is 5-4, and will soon be 6-3 conservative.

Major D victories this time around for sure.

You'd think political superfans could keep up with the score a little better.

[man down]

Federal judges and SC, yeah Dims won! Lol

[JimRaynor]

No blue wave doe.

This picture sums up the blue wave quite well.

[Scipio2009]

Biggest midterm turnout... Yet in the House, Clinton lost 54 seats, and Obama lost 63. Trump lost an apparent 39, and that's with some major shenanigans going on.

What about the Senate? Clinton lost 10 seats during his first mid term, and Obama lost 6. Trump gained 2.

Ahh, and SCOTUS is 5-4, and will soon be 6-3 conservative.

Major D victories this time around for sure.

Lol, you're going to seriously act as if the Republican gerrymandering in 2010 didn't save the Republicans from also losing 60+ seats?

Whatever helps you sleep at night.

[Scipio2009]

Time... is on my side, lol.

Florida by 1 and Georgia by less than 2, even with the open voter suppression nonsense. Republicans largely washed out of the West/Southwest, the Upper Midwest, and largely out of the Northeast. An engaging candidate that even had Texas on the verge of maybe becoming purple (with the right candidate).

And, as has been the case with basically every election cycle, the voting populace continues to get younger, less white, and less male.

With the 2020 Census draw coming during a presidential cycle (with a clear and concerted effort to capture state legislatures, and the bulk of the focus on getting independently/non-partisan legislative lines), the jig is almost up.

Mitch McConnell doing what he did to steal two seats on the Supreme Court is unfortunate (and Ruth Bader Ginsburg having her accident doesn't ease the mind), but the stage is set now.

A 5-4 Roberts Court (with the Chief Justice as the swing vote, for whatever that's worth) for now, and Trump's path to 270 EC votes has now collapsed with the suburbs abandoning him (as long as Democrats don't **** it up).

RBG is likely next, with Clarence Thomas and Stephen Bryer after her.

And every replacement from here on in, whether they come from the 2020 or 2022 cycles, will be filled with 50 votes.

The world will suffer through this Trump nonsense, but there's light at the end of the tunnel.