Please register to participate in our discussions with 2 million other members - it's free and quick! Some forums can only be seen by registered members. After you create your account, you'll be able to customize options and access all our 15,000 new posts/day with fewer ads.
lmao, this isn't horseshoes. You win or you lose. Democrats lost. Finding that silver lining in that is humorous. Good luck in your search for reality.
Really? Democrats lost? Can you point me towards a certified election result? Votes are still being counted. No one has won or lost yet. The vote count remains a moving target at this point.
skeddy;52748249 lmao, this isn't horseshoes. You win or you lose. Democrats lost. Finding that silver lining in that is humorous. Good luck in your search for reality.
emm74;52751605]Really? Democrats lost? Can you point me towards a certified election result? Votes are still being counted. No one has won or lost yet. The vote count remains a moving target at this point.
^^^
Looked that way to me as well....... checking several "valid" news sources. Could be a runoff election coming it's so close which is required by the state of Ohio.
And Balderson spent most of what he had too, leaving him only about 80K more cash on hand. I guess that means he cut his own throat too?
And you are also completely wrong about the issues. O'Connor is more Connor Lamb, not Alexandria Ocasio Cortez. Most Democrats understand that, and understand that individual districts need candidates who reflect their district. And they know it's not just smart politics, it's smart policy too.
One reason you are wrong is that the media-created fantasy that Ocasio Cortez and Bernie Sanders actually represent the Democratic party is also wrong. Tuesday night showed that, and the Democrats are running good candidates all over the country who reflect the districts they are running in. Don't believe the hype.
and the reason O'Connor did so well...he is a moderate.......
he at least has a chance... but if the DNC keeps putting up these extreme leftists... and the people are tired of the extreme left.... the DNC will die if they keep pushing the extreme left (socialists)
and the reason O'Connor did so well...he is a moderate.......
he at least has a chance... but if the DNC keeps putting up these extreme leftists... and the people are tired of the extreme left.... the DNC will die if they keep pushing the extreme left (socialists)
Except of course "the DNC" does not keep putting up extreme leftists. The leftists hate the DNC because they think it's too centrist.
and the reason O'Connor did so well...he is a moderate.......
he at least has a chance... but if the DNC keeps putting up these extreme leftists... and the people are tired of the extreme left.... the DNC will die if they keep pushing the extreme left (socialists)
Aside from the fact that the "DNC" is not putting up candidates, it's all local. What works in OH-12 doesn't work in New York City or Seattle. And what you say about fringe candidates is as applicable to the RNC as it is to the DNC. Worse actually. A number of GOP politicians have decided not to run this year declaring that it is impossible for a traditional, moderate conservative to be nominated in today's GOP.
A number of GOP politicians have decided not to run this year declaring that it is impossible for a traditional, moderate conservative to be nominated in today's GOP.
And I think they are right -- I just hope that changes soon! I am so tired of having the major parties choosing extremists for candidates. Although I voted for (in order, starting in 1972) McGovern (D), Carter (D), Carter (D), Mondale (D), Dukakis (D), Clinton (D), Clinton (D), Gore (D), Kerry (D), Obama (D), Stein (G) and Johnson (L), I think I would have preferred ANY of the 1972-2000Republican candidates to ANY of the candidates of any party starting in 2000. (Well, except for Nixon, anyway, and maybe Bush I and Reagan -- although I think even they would have been better than Trump. And, btw, my state went for HRC, so I'm not feeling guilty about voting for Johnson.)
And, to any members of the DNC reading this, please note that you lost at least one Democratic voter when you started pandering to the extreme liberals.
I can see a silver lining in the Democrats taking back the house in November, they will go off the rails even worse than they did in 2009 setting themselves up for an enormous loss in 2020. 2 years of the Democrats calling for impeachment and the plethora of BS issues they tend to put at the forefront is not a bad thing for the GOP.
Yeah if only we're could go back to birth certificates and Benghazi.
Much better than the NSA director and campaign manager looking at federal and or state prison. At least most of America knew Republicans were full of **** and playing politics. Now we have real investigations that go from nothing burgers to people in jail. Bet when you chanted lock her up you weren't thinking about trump's inner circle.
I doubt trump gets hit in the Russia investigation but that doesn't absolve the rest of his swamp.
Yeah if only we're could go back to birth certificates and Benghazi.
Much better than the NSA director and campaign manager looking at federal and or state prison. At least most of America knew Republicans were full of **** and playing politics. Now we have real investigations that go from nothing burgers to people in jail. Bet when you chanted lock her up you weren't thinking about trump's inner circle.
I doubt trump gets hit in the Russia investigation but that doesn't absolve the rest of his swamp.
Hard to predict what team Mueller has on Trump, but obstruction of justice evidence is in plain sight.
What slay is hard to predict is who will end up with this seat. Last I read still counting absentee and provisional ballots.
In less than 100 days they will all vote on it again.
Please register to post and access all features of our very popular forum. It is free and quick. Over $68,000 in prizes has already been given out to active posters on our forum. Additional giveaways are planned.
Detailed information about all U.S. cities, counties, and zip codes on our site: City-data.com.