jamesinclair
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no, this shit will always happen until we literally fine people for not voting
Mandatory prison sentence for people who dont vote.
The prison industrial complex will throw billions behind that law.
no, this shit will always happen until we literally fine people for not voting
no, this shit will always happen until we literally fine people for not voting
Glad they didn't find out how the state legislative races are going.
What shit? People participating in the democratic process to elect the candidates they want to represent them?This shit will always happen
2008: The Republican Party is dead
2010: The Democrat Party is dead
2012: The Republican Party is dead
2014: The Democrat Party is dead
The democrat party is dead.
It's the Democratic Party, not Democrat, you racist scumbags.The implosion of the democrat party is complete.
2008: The Republican Party is dead
2010: The Democrat Party is dead
2012: The Republican Party is dead
2014: The Democrat Party is dead
What shit? People participating in the democratic process to elect the candidates they want to represent them?
Shouldn't we be celebrating? The people have spoken, the general will is known!
I think Obamacare is in big trouble. This is like the sequel to 2010. If the GOP shuts down the Government and won't reopen it until Obamacare is repealed/gutted I don't think Obama will have any political capital to spare. He could use unconventional options to reopen the Government but that would just hurt Dems even more heading into 2016.I don't know how you guys are going to deal with the next big budget fight comes along.
Grand Bargains and Very Serious People(TM) will be making a comeback.
I think Obamacare is in big trouble. This is like the sequel to 2010. If the GOP shuts down the Government and won't reopen it until Obamacare is repealed/gutted I don't think Obama will have any political capital to spare. He could use unconventional options to reopen the Government but that would just hurt Dems even more heading into 2016.
Not to mention if the SCOTUS allows stuff like Halbig to keep going, the subsidies could get nuked -- his signature achievement is getting swarmed from all over the place.
Again, anyone who thinks Hillary will have it easy in 2016 is mistaken. This election is a big, big deal -- probably the best night for the GOP since 2004.
Not all states were up, they have six other Governorships that won't come up until 2016/7.The Dems might end the night with 14 governors out of 50. No gerrymandering excuse for that.
Do people just not remember what Bush was like or something?He could easily be Bush status in a few months at this rate.
I know you're being facetious but god damn this issue riles me up so much.
So tell us about the good things he is going to do for the country, please.
2008: The Republican Party is dead
2010: The Democrat Party is dead
2012: The Republican Party is dead
2014: The Democrat Party is dead
That and he insulted farmers. He was finished quite awhile ago, as I said.Braley got crushed. Turnout numbers just very low or what?
Well gang, I'm checking out of politics for a while.
I'll pop in every now and then but goddamn was tonight demoralizing.
Well gang, I'm checking out of politics for a while.
I'll pop in every now and then but goddamn was tonight demoralizing.
It's not significantly much higher in Presidential years. Only 29.7% of the country voted for Obama's re-election in 2012, that's lower than Bush in 2004 who got 30.5%.According to the 2010 census, there are roughly 235 million people 18 or older. So 37% of 235 million is 86 million people. Assuming any party needs 51% of the vote to gain control (this is ignoring a lot of variables), then it's safe to assume 44 million Americans, or roughly 19% of the population basically gets to decide who runs most of the country in non presidential years...
Well gang, I'm checking out of politics for a while.
I'll pop in every now and then but goddamn was tonight demoralizing.
One bright side. I don't want Hillary to run. If anything is going to make her decide not to run, it's what happened tonight. Republicans outperformed the polls everywhere. Even if Hillary wins in 2016 there's a probable chance she'll face at least one House of Congress under Republican control. Maybe it's no longer worth it to her.
That and he insulted farmers. He was finished quite awhile ago, as I said.
Dems rely on turnout but the problem of 2010 and 2014 was that the dem base has been hit hardest by this shitty economy and gridlock. Youth, black, and Hispanic unemployment are very high; many single women are struggling; immigration reform constantly put on the backburner, alienating activists. A lot of people have given up. Hagan didn't get the black turnout she needed in multiple areas that have been hit hard economically.
After six years of pain I think people have given up on this president. If republicans were smart they'd move to the middle now, but they probably won't thanks to some extremists winning tonight.
She's too ambitious to give up. I think we'll see a revival of centrist Clintonite candidates unfortunately, waiting to ride her coat tails.One bright side. I don't want Hillary to run. If anything is going to make her decide not to run, it's what happened tonight. Republicans outperformed the polls everywhere. Even if Hillary wins in 2016 there's a probable chance she'll face at least one House of Congress under Republican control. Maybe it's no longer worth it to her.
It's not significantly much higher in Presidential years. Only 29.7% of the country voted for Obama's re-election in 2012, that's lower than Bush in 2004 who got 30.5%.
The reason it drops off in the midterms is because we've built up an incredible Cult of the Presidency over the last century.
In 1948, 48 million voted for President, 46.2 million voted for the House; in 1950, 40.4 million voted for the House.
In 1984, 92.6 million voted for President, 82.4 million for the House; in 1986, 59.8 million voted for the House.
Is this our 2006? Meaning, is Hillary going to be John McCain in 2016?She's too ambitious to give up. I think we'll see a revival of centrist Clintonite candidates unfortunately, waiting to ride her coat tails.
The party is in shambles, the Obama era is over. Get ready for DAemocrat Leadership Council type bullshit again, fellas.
Democrats thought they could use the War on Women playbook again, but it backfired because it was the one play the GOP prepared for.
Except Terri Lynn Land lol
Republicans hate Obama more than they love their candidate.
Gotta have a job to pay for an abortion.Americans hate Obama more than we love abortions.
Is this our 2006? Meaning, is Hillary going to be John McCain in 2016?
Is this our 2006? Meaning, is Hillary going to be John McCain in 2016?
Because to me any election where the next Governor of fucking Maryland is a Republican is a HUGE warning sign.
It's not significantly much higher in Presidential years. Only 29.7% of the country voted for Obama's re-election in 2012, that's lower than Bush in 2004 who got 30.5%.
Also, a proper analysis would remove illegal immigrants and the felons/incarcerated who cannot vote. Those are significant numbers. Voting age isn't enough of a breakdown.
No, because Republicans don't have an Obama in their party.
Does that even matter? Look at what happened tonight.No, because Republicans don't have an Obama in their party.
No, because Republicans don't have an Obama in their party.