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Democrats push to extend control of House for two more years

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Democrats pushed to seal control of the House for two more years Tuesday as they banked on their health care focus, dominant fundraising and broad suburban indignation with President Donald Trump to make their majority in the chamber even larger.

Republicans were hoping to oust some of the 29 Democrats in districts Trump won in 2016, mostly freshmen, in places like Iowa, Oklahoma City, Salt Lake City, rural New Mexico, upstate New York and Virginia.

But nearly all Democratic incumbents in potentially vulnerable districts were outspending their GOP challengers, often by vast margins. Democrats were also aiming millions at Republican-held seats from areas around Atlanta, Cincinnati, Dallas, Houston and Indianapolis, and even GOP strongholds like Little Rock, Arkansas, western Colorado and Alaska.
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Good luck, boys & girls!
 
Didn't go so well for House Democrats. Maybe this will send Pelosi a message to get off her butt and try to work out a deal.
 
Let's see, the entire squad got reelected. Imagine that.
 

WASHINGTON (AP) — Democrats pushed to seal control of the House for two more years Tuesday as they banked on their health care focus, dominant fundraising and broad suburban indignation with President Donald Trump to make their majority in the chamber even larger.

Republicans were hoping to oust some of the 29 Democrats in districts Trump won in 2016, mostly freshmen, in places like Iowa, Oklahoma City, Salt Lake City, rural New Mexico, upstate New York and Virginia.

But nearly all Democratic incumbents in potentially vulnerable districts were outspending their GOP challengers, often by vast margins. Democrats were also aiming millions at Republican-held seats from areas around Atlanta, Cincinnati, Dallas, Houston and Indianapolis, and even GOP strongholds like Little Rock, Arkansas, western Colorado and Alaska.
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Good luck, boys & girls!

Yes,we all know how Democrats love to push.And bully and threathen.
Including even Supreme Court Justices.A first I believe in Politics.
Eaxmples being Brett Kavanaugh by Snidely Chuck Schumer.
And of course Brand spanking new Jurist Amy Coney Barrett.
Dems lost a number of House Freshman seats.So Cruella De Ville
Pelosi remains as the Top House Democrat.3rd in line to the Presidency.
First in line to purchase the most Expensive designer chocolate Ice
Cream on the market.Last in line to give a hoot about her fallen
city of San Fransico.Where it been said the summers are often so cold that
Bums near the waterfront often never leave their hovels w/o proper
long johns.
 
Wanna bet who wins more seats in 2022 if Senile Joe manages to swipe the presidential election
 
Wanna bet who wins more seats in 2022 if Senile Joe manages to swipe the presidential election
Predicting the other party will win big during midterms is not a huge prediction. happened in 06, 10, 14 and 18.
 
Predicting the other party will win big during midterms is not a huge prediction. happened in 06, 10, 14 and 18.
86, 90, 94, 98, too IIRC
 
This thread didn't age well.
 
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Democrats pushed to seal control of the House for two more years Tuesday as they banked on their health care focus, dominant fundraising and broad suburban indignation with President Donald Trump to make their majority in the chamber even larger.

Republicans were hoping to oust some of the 29 Democrats in districts Trump won in 2016, mostly freshmen, in places like Iowa, Oklahoma City, Salt Lake City, rural New Mexico, upstate New York and Virginia.

But nearly all Democratic incumbents in potentially vulnerable districts were outspending their GOP challengers, often by vast margins. Democrats were also aiming millions at Republican-held seats from areas around Atlanta, Cincinnati, Dallas, Houston and Indianapolis, and even GOP strongholds like Little Rock, Arkansas, western Colorado and Alaska.
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Good luck, boys & girls!

Republicans picked up some House seats without flipping the chamber. We picked up the presidency.

That's a very good trade for us. :)
 
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