Poll: Trump would hammer Biden or Harris in 2024

[Tony Stark]

yeah. Dems were asleep while cons had a plan on the courts. Dems aren’t as long term strategic as cons (like using governorships to gerrymander)

If Dems were strategic they would make DC and the territories states.They'd have The Senate,Federal Courts and The Supreme Court for the next 100 years,probably forever.They could also end gerrymandering.

If they had done this under Obamas term Trump would not have gotten anything done as Dems could block anything repubs try to do with The Senate.

 

[Mercor]

If Dems were strategic they would make DC and the territories states.They'd have The Senate,Federal Courts and The Supreme Court for the next 100 years,probably forever.They could also end gerrymandering.

If they had done this under Obamas term Trump would not have gotten anything done as Dems could block anything repubs try to do with The Senate.

In effect this would remove all checks and balances of all three branches of Government
This step would be necessary to get to fascist / authoritarian rule

 

[Tony Stark]

In effect this would remove all checks and balances of all three branches of Government
This step would be necessary to get to fascist / authoritarian rule

Its 100% Constitutional.Sadly Dems dont have the balls to do it.

 

[Tony Stark]

In effect this would remove all checks and balances of all three branches of Government
This step would be necessary to get to fascist / authoritarian rule

If Republicans had a constitutional way to own The Senate and Courts forever you know they would do it

Its long overdue we stop letting The Confederate States stop progress in this country.

 

[exGOPer]

Hey Avenatti, Dems lost the midterm. We have been over this 1000 times.

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Here’s how that compares historically with the previous 25 midterm elections over the past century:

• The opposition party has lost Senate seats in just six of the past 25 midterms. On average, the opposition sees a gain of four seats. Republicans have currently lost one seat. (The GOP could ultimately gain one seat or even two if the final three races break for them in Arizona, Georgia and Nevada, but Democrats appear well-situated to keep their majority.)
• In that same timespan, the opposition party on average has gained nearly 30 House seats — though the average since 1994 has only been 25. As things stand, Republicans have gained around a half-dozen seats, according to race calls from the Associated Press. (Pegging the precise number is difficult, with incomplete results, since the districts candidates were running in are quite different now, due to redistricting.) The opposition party has failed to gain double-digit House seats just seven times in the past 25 midterms.
• The opposition party on average has gained 4.5 governor’s seats. Republicans are currently down two, and if they have lost Oregon, their only remaining potential pickup is Nevada. This would be the first time since 1986 — and only the second time since 1934 — that the opposition party has had a net loss of governor’s seats.
• Only once in the past 100 years has the opposition party lost both Senate seats and governor’s mansions: 1934. Republicans could feasibly do that.
• The opposition party has gained state legislative chambers in every midterm election held since 2002, flipping an average of more than 12 chambers. Republicans have currently lost at least three chambers — both chambers in Michigan, and the Minnesota state Senate — and appear as though they’ll lose the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, as well.

 

[newwurldmn]

In effect this would remove all checks and balances of all three branches of Government
This step would be necessary to get to fascist / authoritarian rule

We know. Repugs are pushing hard for similar Reforms.

American democracy is over. You all elected the first fascist president. Question is: do we become taliban or some kind of socialist state.

Remember the gubernatorial candidate who vowed that a democrat would never win another election in his state if he won?

 

[wildchild]

I never predicted Aventatti would win, you on the other hand predicted Trump winning re-election.

How did that work out?

I also predicted Democrats winning in 2018 and 2022, how did that work out?

Democrats lost 2022 and they committed fraud.

Nobody said so, he is just in the know of things.

exGOPer thinks Avenatti is in the know. Hahaha.

 

[wildchild]

Here’s how that compares historically with the previous 25 midterm elections over the past century:

• The opposition party has lost Senate seats in just six of the past 25 midterms. On average, the opposition sees a gain of four seats. Republicans have currently lost one seat. (The GOP could ultimately gain one seat or even two if the final three races break for them in Arizona, Georgia and Nevada, but Democrats appear well-situated to keep their majority.)
• In that same timespan, the opposition party on average has gained nearly 30 House seats — though the average since 1994 has only been 25. As things stand, Republicans have gained around a half-dozen seats, according to race calls from the Associated Press. (Pegging the precise number is difficult, with incomplete results, since the districts candidates were running in are quite different now, due to redistricting.) The opposition party has failed to gain double-digit House seats just seven times in the past 25 midterms.
• The opposition party on average has gained 4.5 governor’s seats. Republicans are currently down two, and if they have lost Oregon, their only remaining potential pickup is Nevada. This would be the first time since 1986 — and only the second time since 1934 — that the opposition party has had a net loss of governor’s seats.
• Only once in the past 100 years has the opposition party lost both Senate seats and governor’s mansions: 1934. Republicans could feasibly do that.
• The opposition party has gained state legislative chambers in every midterm election held since 2002, flipping an average of more than 12 chambers. Republicans have currently lost at least three chambers — both chambers in Michigan, and the Minnesota state Senate — and appear as though they’ll lose the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, as well.

REPUBLICANS WON

2022 House Elections
Republicans 222 Democrats 213

2022 Senate Elections
Republicans 20 Democrats 15


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[exGOPer]

REPUBLICANS WON

2022 House Elections
Republicans 222 Democrats 213

2022 Senate Elections
Republicans 20 Democrats 15


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Keep winning like this.

 

[wildchild]

Keep winning like this.

You can post as much nonsense as you want Avenatti, but the final score is the final score. The democrats committed fraud and they still lost.

2022 House Elections
Republicans 222 Democrats 213

2022 Senate Elections
Republicans 20 Democrats 15

BTW, I am still waiting for those amazing results of the Jan 6th committee.