HappyJoy
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Why is that a big deal? The last 40 years it has gone from d to r to d to r to etc
Totally, a 26 point swing in a whole entire year. I'm sure that doesn't spell disaster.
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Why is that a big deal? The last 40 years it has gone from d to r to d to r to etc
Wow.....this is a surprise.....there are Democrats in Wisconsin.Governor Walker plucked a state senator to be his agriculture secretary. He chose someone from a district that Trump won by 17 points.
The special election to replace the senator resulted in a stunning upset. The Democratic candidate won by 9 points.
Walker, who is up for re-election, is now very nervous.
Ya know how the pseudocon tards jeer at opinion polls and then play sad videos of Democrats crying over Hillary's unexpected loss, and then slap their hands over their eyes?
Well, in the polls that count, elections, Republicans are getting spanked.
This is your wake up call, tards.
Here is a Wisconsin conservative radio host's take:
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This will change the balance of power in Wisconsin.....wait....it won't? Not even close you say?
Did they falsely accuse the republican of rape in this one too?
It's a local election based on local issues. It is YOU that does not get it.This will change the balance of power in Wisconsin.....wait....it won't? Not even close you say?
Hey, nobody said it would, way to not get it.
It's a local election based on local issues. It is YOU that does not get it.This will change the balance of power in Wisconsin.....wait....it won't? Not even close you say?
Hey, nobody said it would, way to not get it.
Unlike many on this board most people's lives do not revolve around Trump
there are special elections in 3 different states, not that anyone would care. they're too busy caring about whether Trump is a drug addict.
You need to provide a link to what you are talking about
Im sure i dgaf. What others do in their states is not germane to my life.It's a local election based on local issues. It is YOU that does not get it.This will change the balance of power in Wisconsin.....wait....it won't? Not even close you say?
Hey, nobody said it would, way to not get it.
Unlike many on this board most people's lives do not revolve around Trump
Did you know that of the special elections that just occurred Democrats outperformed by over 20 points on average? I'm sure it's just a coincidence.
President Trump became the first Republican to carry Wisconsin in a presidential election since Ronald Reagan by running up his score in places like the rural 10th state Senate district, which includes a swath of five counties between Eau Claire and Superior along the Minnesota border.
Trump won there by 17 points in 2016. A special election was triggered when Gov. Scott Walker tapped a popular state senator, who had held the seat since 2000, to become his agriculture secretary. Last night, Democratic candidate Patty Schachtner won by nine points.
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Election after election, we see Republicans coming up empty-handed. Last night's special election in WI, after the GOP passed a grossly unpopular tax cut that Republicans are trying to convince people is the best thing since sliced bread. Clearly people aren't buying it.
And then there is the "writing on the wall" in places where Republicans have won House special elections.
Don't let the Democrats get hold of either the House or the Senate. If they do, we'll suddenly have to listen to Trump spew new levels of BS about why executive orders are good things. The Dems may not get enough control to impeach and oust Trump, but they need only one chamber to politically emasculate him.
- Georgia 6th District:
- 2016: GOP won by 23%
- 2017 GOP won by 4%
- Kansas 4th District:
- 2016: GOP won by 30% (? I think...it may have been more; too lazy to check now)
- 2017: GOP won by 6%
- South Carolina 5th District:
- 2016: GOP won by 20%
- 2017: GOP won by 3%
- Montana At-large:
- 2016: GOP won by 15%
- 2017: GOP won by 6%