Looks like the GOP Senate races are not going well

Obama campaigning in Georgia for Stacey Abrams and Rafael (Louis Farrakan supporter ) Warlock and for weirdo Whitmer in Michigan.

Let's hope that Barry can do for them what he did for Terry McAuliffe when he campaigned for him. Y'all remember Terry right?

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Oregon could see first Republican governor in 40 years as polls tilt away from Democrats
Independent hopeful with bipartisan support, along with funds from state’s richest man, could deliver victory to Christine Drazan

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exGOPer said:
The Hill: “Exit polls show 72 percent of women ages 18-29 voted for Democrats in House races nationwide. In a pivotal Pennsylvania Senate race, 77 percent of young women voted for embattled Democrat John Fetterman, helping to secure his victory.”
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Younger voters showed up in the midterms for democrats. So much so, I read they effectively cancelled out the older 65+ voters that overwhelmingly vote for republicans.

A lot of research will go into why this happened, especially in a midterm. We can all speculate was it overturning Roe or student loan forgiveness or something else.
 
UsualName said:
Younger voters showed up in the midterms for democrats. So much so, I read they effectively cancelled out the older 65+ voters that overwhelmingly vote for republicans.

A lot of research will go into why this happened, especially in a midterm. We can all speculate was it overturning Roe or student loan forgiveness or something else.
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I believe the increase in mail-in voting is a major factor. It has led to a lot more people voting that otherwise wouldn't have.
 
gwb-trading said:
Republicans appear lost, leaderless as Democrats hold the Senate
The door to a Republican majority in the Senate has slammed shut. The GOP really isn't handling it well.
https://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow...st-leaderless-democrats-hold-senate-rcna57018
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Yeh. Great. A link to Rachel Mad Cow over at MSNBC. Salon and Huffpo links cannot be far behind.

Meanwhile, while dems are pointing out that pubs appear "lost and leaderless" they might work on that little problem where they have a "leader" that 67% say they do not to run again.
 
TreeFrogTrader said:
Yeh. Great. A link to Rachel Mad Cow over at MSNBC. Salon and Huffpo links cannot be far behind.

Meanwhile, while dems are pointing out that pubs appear "lost and leaderless" they might work on that little problem where they have a "leader" that 67% say they do not to run again.
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Let's outline who the Democratic leader in the legislature is...

Pelosi says House Democrats are asking her to ‘consider’ another leadership bid
https://www.cnn.com/2022/11/13/politics/nancy-pelosi-speaker-mccarthy-election-cnntv/index.html

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gwb-trading said:
Let's outline who the Democratic leader in the legislature is...

Pelosi says House Democrats are asking her to ‘consider’ another leadership bid
https://www.cnn.com/2022/11/13/politics/nancy-pelosi-speaker-mccarthy-election-cnntv/index.html

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Yup. And she/probably will still be leader into the next session.

That works for me and the pubs a little better than it seems to work for most dems.

Change seems to look a lot like same old, same old to many of the dems.

Both Biden and Pelosi think that an election that everyone seems to agree was against Trump was actually a vote for them. Now you clowns need to figure out how to move them out.

Does Pelosi look like Hakeem Jeffries to you? because Hakeem Jeffries is the leader they want.
 
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