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Originally posted by BostonGuy View Post— ian bremmer (@ianbremmer) November 5, 2018
SO if they do when the senate it means notta! Just more obstruction. That will make Rs look good for 2020. If Muller finds nothing Trump will win 2020.
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Originally posted by man down View PostLOL If it were a blue wave they would take both house and senate. With the Senate we can still confirm a SC justice. They also cant impeach chit without the senate.
SO if they do when the senate it means notta! Just more obstruction. That will make Rs look good for 2020. If Muller finds nothing Trump will win 2020.
So even though the polls suggest blue will do well on a national level, eg all seats in the house are up for grabs and they are projected to win most of those (by no means a guarantee), the senate is totally infeasible.
If all of the senate seats were being voted on, that'd be a diff story.
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Originally posted by DramaShow View PostNot american but i hope the republicans make gains so we can see more liberals crying
I'm American and hope to see the same as you, although I have many reasons to vote Republican. I still want to see the main stream media and the lefties here crying for another 2 years.
That would give me and republicans a couple more years of entertainment.Last edited by Stebs; 11-05-2018, 01:54 PM.
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Originally posted by BrometheusBob. View PostNah, there are not enough R senate seats up for grabs for it to be realistic for blue to get majority in the senate
So even though the polls suggest blue will do well on a national level, eg all seats in the house are up for grabs and they are projected to win most of those (by no means a guarantee), the senate is totally infeasible.
If all of the senate seats were being voted on, that'd be a diff story.
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Originally posted by JimRaynor View PostThere are enough seats in play (15 seats) in general that if there was going to be a bluewave it would've swept a majority of them, but the projections seem to indicate Republicans probably not only retain the Senate but gain a seat or two.
It's like, if the R won the majority of the house, we'd be seeing #redwave trend on twitter so fast you wouldn't know what hit you. But even then they would have lost certain districts that they could basically never win, whether attitudes have generally shifted nationwide or not.
Same applies to team Blue. Some places are just not up for debate really and their elections are a formality.Last edited by BrometheusBob.; 11-05-2018, 04:40 PM.
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Originally posted by BrometheusBob. View PostYeah but the R seats up for grabs are mostly in areas that could not be impacted by a blue wave.
It's like, if the R won the majority of the house, we'd be seeing #redwave trend on twitter so fast you wouldn't know what hit you. But even then they would have lost certain districts that they could basically never win, whether attitudes have generally shifted nationwide or not.
Same applies to team Blue. Some places are just not up for debate really and their elections are a formality.
This is not true, in about 6 of those 15 open seats do the Republicans have a secure hold, as for the other 9 they are all very vulnerable and in tight races. If there were a blue wave, places like Nevada, Florida, and even Arizona wouldn't be in play. Now the Dems can still squeeze out a lot of victories, just not as many as they probably should have on an off year election. We will see tomorrow, dont forget to vote.
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