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I am sure people said the same thing about Republicans when they were on the losing end in 2008, yet here they are with their Orange Clown Monster as president, in control of Congress, and in control of the majority of state governments. Though not much changed this election other than a lot of Democrat voters either stayed home or voted third party or write-in rather than vote for Hillary. So the Party is very much relevant, and not much changed in Congress this election, so there will still be plenty of fighting and blocking going on.
How so? She had people running against her in the past two nominations that she easily won.
She did win the last two elections but last week Hillary got her butt handed to her because the Rust Belt doesn't want to hear about bathroom rules and how white people are the devil.
So logic (not a liberal Dem strong suit) would say kick out the San Fran SJW feminist that's older than dirt and put in a young, economically focused guy with little SJW leanings from the epitome of the Rust Belt - Youngstown (northeast Ohio).
By establishment Dem standards he's Charlton Heston.
He was also pro life up until a few years ago.
He's as sane as a liberal can possibly be. Not saying much but you know what I mean.
EDIT: I'm originally from Youngstown so have at least generally followed him.
But if democrats keep Pelosi then more voters will be driven from the party. With democrats thinking riots are productive, what logic will be used to tar and feather 80 year old Pelosi?
He's right democrats need new direction and need to understand where the average American is right now. Trump won most of the rust belt states clearly people want change.
Hmm nope. Pelosi hasn't been challenged since she was Speaker.
Looks like you are correct, I could have sworn there was a couple times she had a challenger that didn't get many votes. Regardless, I wouldn't care that much if she got replaced in the House as Minority Leader. The Democrats could afford to make some changes.
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