Which party will do well in November?

[Termn8or]

Which party will do well in November?

Who will win the presidential election?

Which party will control the House?

Which party will control the Senate?

I predict that Trump will win rather easily; that Repubs will re-take the House.

The Senate might go either way.

 

[itstony]

Which party will do well in November?

Who will win the presidential election?

Which party will control the House?

Which party will control the Senate?

I predict that Trump will win rather easily; that Repubs will re-take the House.

The Senate might go either way.

And the Cleveland Browns will win the Super Bowl.

 

[swing_voter]

Democrats take the senate and the presidency.

Republicans kick themselves for electing Trump, as any other republican politician would be at 80% approval rating right now, instead of 41% like Trump is.

 

[Termn8or]

Democrats take the senate and the presidency.

Republicans kick themselves for electing Trump, as any other republican politician would be at 80% approval rating right now, instead of 41% like Trump is.

Boy, are liberals going to be in for a lot of surprises.:lol:

 

[Ikari]

Democrats take the senate and the presidency.

Republicans kick themselves for electing Trump, as any other republican politician would be at 80% approval rating right now, instead of 41% like Trump is.

I think the best thing for the GOP would be to get their asses handed to them in November. They can regroup, maybe find their actual political philosophy again, and come back stronger and without all the Trump baggage.

 

[Termn8or]

I think the best thing for the GOP would be to get their asses handed to them in November. They can regroup, maybe find their actual political philosophy again, and come back stronger and without all the Trump baggage.

Holy cow, liberals just don't know what Trump's actual record is.:roll:

Trump is the most conservative president since the great Ronald Reagan.

 

[chuckiechan]

Which party will do well in November?

Who will win the presidential election?

Which party will control the House?

Which party will control the Senate?

I predict that Trump will win rather easily; that Repubs will re-take the House.

The Senate might go either way.

The R’s will gain a few House seats, but the D’s will keep the house.
The R’s may gain a Senate seat.
Trump will win a second term.

His second term will be managing the bankruptcy (for lack of better description*) of several states.
I suspect he will push back on conservatives and increase taxes on upper upper, and large corporations*, and a expect an anti trust run at FAG. (Facebook, Amazon, Google. Netflix has lots of new competition now)

*if the tax payers are going to insure publicly held businesses against “force majeure” events so they don’t have to dip into their own resources, then they should be charged for that. How this is accomplished, I am not sure.

*States cannot go bankrupt, but the laws can be changed to give them some relief.

 

[Termn8or]

The R’s will gain a few House seats, but the D’s will keep the house.
The R’s may gain a Senate seat.
Trump will win a second term.

His second term will be managing the bankruptcy (for lack of better description*) of several states.
I suspect he will push back on conservatives and increase taxes on upper upper, and large corporations*, and a expect an anti trust run at FAG. (Facebook, Amazon, Google). Netflix has lots of new competition.

*if the tax payers are going to insure publicly held businesses against “force majeure” events so they don’t have to dip into their own resources, then they should be charged for that. How this is accomplished, I am not sure.

*States cannot go bankrupt, but the laws can be changed to give them some relief.

Someone with some common sense!

 

[Ikari]

Holy cow, liberals just don't know what Trump's actual record is.:roll:

Trump is the most conservative president since the great Ronald Reagan.

Well, that's quite the laugh. Reagan wouldn't even be a Republican by today's standards. The GOP has lost its way, and the way they got on their knees for Trump shows it.

Trump's record is one of division and incompetence, BTW.

 

[CaughtInThe]

i think that Republicans love the Mafia type government that Trump is running and will vote for him again.

 

[chuckiechan]

Well, that's quite the laugh. Reagan wouldn't even be a Republican by today's standards. The GOP has lost its way, and the way they got on their knees for Trump shows it.

Trump's record is one of division and incompetence, BTW.

You don’t think the press has much to do with it, do you?

 

[Termn8or]

Holy cow, liberals just don't know what Trump's actual record is.:roll:

Trump is the most conservative president since the great Ronald Reagan.

Well, that's quite the laugh. Reagan wouldn't even be a Republican by today's standards. The GOP has lost its way, and the way they got on their knees for Trump shows it.

Sorry, but as a student of history, I can assure you that Reagan would be strongly supportive of almost everything Trump has done; tax cuts and deregulation.

Excellent judges.

Building up the military.

Taking on our most dangerous opponent, China.

Strength in foreign policy.

To cite just a few.

What do you think Trump has done that Reagan would disapprove of?

Trump's record is one of division and incompetence, BTW.

He is divisive, but more importantly, he has exposed divisions that have been there for decades; the liberal-left against mainstream America.

The corrupt liberal MSM against mainstream America.

 

[Moonglow]

Boy, are liberals going to be in for a lot of surprises.:lol:

As long as it isn't an order for child support I can handle anything.

 

[Moonglow]

Sorry, but as a student of history, I can assure you that Reagan would be strongly supportive of almost everything Trump has done; tax cuts and deregulation.

Excellent judges.

Building up the military.

Taking on our most dangerous opponent, China.

Strength in foreign policy.

To cite just a few.

What do you think Trump has done that Reagan would disapprove of?



He is divisive, but more importantly, he has exposed divisions that have been there for decades; the liberal-left against mainstream America.

The corrupt liberal MSM against mainstream America.

He would not approve of how Trump has handled immigration..

 

[Ikari]

Sorry, but as a student of history, I can assure you that Reagan would be strongly supportive of almost everything Trump has done; tax cuts and deregulation.

Excellent judges.

Building up the military.

Taking on our most dangerous opponent, China.

Strength in foreign policy.

To cite just a few.

What do you think Trump has done that Reagan would disapprove of?



He is divisive, but more importantly, he has exposed divisions that have been there for decades; the liberal-left against mainstream America.

The corrupt liberal MSM against mainstream America.

Reagan built by bipartisanship, through a leadership that respected the Republic and the People. Reagan wouldn't be GOP today, the GOP isn't what it was in the 80's. It's not the Big Tent any longer, and holds no true conservative principles. It's just another Big Government, Big Brother, Big Spending, Big Deficit, Big War, Big Corporate party. Reagan likely would not endorse Trump, he's too divisive, he belittles America too much, he behaves too much like a spoiled child, he has done nothing real for the Republic.

Heck, Reagan even served in the military. Something Cadet Bonespurs would never, has never, done. Trump is just a spoiled, draft-dodging, divisive con man building a legacy off of those who were so bitter over 8 years of Obama that they can't see the forest for the trees.

 

[Termn8or]

He would not approve of how Trump has handled immigration..

Different time, different circumstances.

I think he would, given that Democrats are inducing them to vote and get welfare.

 

[ataraxia]

I think the best thing for the GOP would be to get their asses handed to them in November. They can regroup, maybe find their actual political philosophy again, and come back stronger and without all the Trump baggage.

That would require the relentless nonstop poison of Fox News to stop. Won’t happen.

With Obama, they had his birth certificate. It went on for six years straight. I’m sure they will figure out something with Biden too to keep the base riled up.

 

[Moonglow]

Different time, different circumstances.

I think he would, given that Democrats are inducing them to vote and get welfare.

He would not like Iran being harrassed by Trump because he liked to try to bribe them with illegal parts and munitions to sway the Iranians.

 

[Dayton3]

Reagan built by bipartisanship, through a leadership that respected the Republic and the People. Reagan wouldn't be GOP today, the GOP isn't what it was in the 80's. It's not the Big Tent any longer, and holds no true conservative principles. It's just another Big Government, Big Brother, Big Spending, Big Deficit, Big War, Big Corporate party..

How is President Trump "big war"? He has ordered very few military actions of any kind.

And any president that tries to make big changes is labeled "divisive".

 

[Moonglow]

That would require the relentless nonstop poison of Fox News to stop. Won’t happen.

With Obama, they had his birth certificate. It went on for six years straight. I’m sure they will figure out something with Biden too to keep the base riled up.

Or the social security card numbers scam on Oblama....

 

[Termn8or]

Sorry, but as a student of history, I can assure you that Reagan would be strongly supportive of almost everything Trump has done; tax cuts and deregulation.

Excellent judges.

Building up the military.

Taking on our most dangerous opponent, China.

Strength in foreign policy.

To cite just a few.

What do you think Trump has done that Reagan would disapprove of?



He is divisive, but more importantly, he has exposed divisions that have been there for decades; the liberal-left against mainstream America.

The corrupt liberal MSM against mainstream America.

Reagan built by bipartisanship, through a leadership that respected the Republic and the People.

I lived through his presidency, and liberals despised almost everything Reagan did. He only achieved things by going over their and the MSM's heads and speaking directly to Americans.

Not to mention that Trump really does respect Americans and respects the Constitution and the rule of law.

You really should get away from the sources you pay attention to. You're being badly misled.

Reagan wouldn't be GOP today, the GOP isn't what it was in the 80's. It's not the Big Tent any longer, and holds no true conservative principles. It's just another Big Government, Big Brother, Big Spending, Big Deficit, Big War, Big Corporate party. Reagan likely would not endorse Trump, he's too divisive, he belittles America too much, he behaves too much like a spoiled child, he has done nothing real for the Republic.

I don't like much of his style, but it won him the presidency and like a bull in a China shop, he has pushed his way to victory on many issues.

I can't see any of his competitors in the primary standing up to the corrupt forces the way he has; the attempted coup.

And it's very difficult to argue with success.

Heck, Reagan even served in the military. Something Cadet Bonespurs would never, has never, done. Trump is just a spoiled, draft-dodging, divisive con man building a legacy off of those who were so bitter over 8 years of Obama that they can't see the forest for the trees.

If you read non-liberal sources, you'll be astounded at what is not carried in your sources.

And if you think Trump supporters are being conned, you just don't know us.

 

[Termn8or]

That would require the relentless nonstop poison of Fox News to stop. Won’t happen..

What "poison?" Give us a laugh.:lol:

 

[Perotista]

Which party will do well in November?

Who will win the presidential election?

Which party will control the House?

Which party will control the Senate?

I predict that Trump will win rather easily; that Repubs will re-take the House.

The Senate might go either way.

So much can happen between now and November. All it takes is one major unforeseen event to set an election on its ear. So I will stick with the caveat of having the election held today. Then a gut feeling for November which no one know outside of a SWAG.

If the election were held today, Biden would win easily. He's ahead in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Michigan and more important Florida. Biden also leads in Arizona. The House, the GOP picks up 5 seats. The senate goes into a 50-50 tie at best for the GOP.

I expect November to be a closer race than it is today. The campaign hasn't started and once it does, things tighten up quite a bit. Then momentum fluctuates as seen in 2016. Who has the momentum during the last two weeks of the campaign, usually wins. So watch for that.

The House seems secure for the Democrats, The Democrats at the moment have 27 seats that are competitive, that could swing the other other way vs. the Republicans 19 seats. There won't be any massive 40 seat change of party this year. Perhaps a net gain of 5 seats either way. The senate, the GOP has more seats to defend and the Democrats have come up with some very good candidates. Kelly in Arizona, Bullock in Montana, Hickenlooper in Colorado, Gideon in Maine, Cunningham in North Carolina, McGrath in Kentucky. Arizona, Colorado and Maine look like sure pickups for the Democrats, the GOP picks up Alabama. The rest are 50-50 shots, pure tossups. At least at this point. So the Democrats will end up with somewhere between 49-52 seats.

The SWAG, Biden become president, The Democrats will retain control of the House with 230-240 seats, the Democrats will take control of the senate either in a 50-50 tie with Biden's VP casting the deciding vote or outright 51-49.

 

[Ikari]

I lived through his presidency, and liberals despised almost everything Reagan did. He only achieved things by going over their and the MSM's heads and speaking directly to Americans.

Not to mention that Trump really does respect Americans and respects the Constitution and the rule of law.

You really should get away from the sources you pay attention to. You're being badly misled.



I don't like much of his style, but it won him the presidency and like a bull in a China shop, he has pushed his way to victory on many issues.

I can't see any of his competitors in the primary standing up to the corrupt forces the way he has; the attempted coup.

And it's very difficult to argue with success.



If you read non-liberal sources, you'll be astounded at what is not carried in your sources.

And if you think Trump supporters are being conned, you just don't know us.

I read FOX. But I also try to read factual news sites as well.

I liked Reagan a lot, except for Iran Contra. In fact, I was a GOP Fanboy for quite some time. I liked George H. W. (and still think he was better than Clinton on any day), I proudly voted for Dole, I even supported G. W. in the primary and his first election. But it was G. W. that got me to leave the GOP behind.

Reagan, I think was a good President and led through bipartisanship and a desire to improve the Republic and with respect to the Office. Trump doesn't have any of that, and the GOP today is not what the GOP was in the 80's. I do not think that Reagan would be a Republican today. In fact, I think a good number of folk would label him a RINO today if he were.

 

[ataraxia]

Re: Fox News nonstop poison

What "poison?" Give us a laugh.:lol:

Name one news network that has been sued by its own reporters for forcing them to lie except Fox. With any other normal news media, when a mistake has occurred, they have issued an apology and made a correction. Fox is not normal. It has only doubled down and fought it every step of the way.

What’s funny is that their defense in court has never been that they never lied. Their defense in court has been that freedom of press and freedom of speech mean they are free to lie as much as they want. The courts have agreed with them.

So you can answer your own question by looking into what it was these Fox reporters were being forced to lie about.

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