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Now that his socialist policies have been widely rejected he'll be desperate to strike back and regain the spotlight. He has a presser this afternoon. I'm guessing within the next 30 days.
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Now that his socialist policies have been widely rejected he'll be desperate to strike back and regain the spotlight. He has a presser this afternoon. I'm guessing within the next 30 days.
Widely rejected in that there are a bunch of tiny, low population states and gerrymandered districts that aren't possible for Democrats to win. But sure, why not!
Country would be different if it was based on the popular vote of it's citizens and not a place where states with 50M people have the same Senate power as those with 10.
Throb, shut your fucking toothless pie hole.
Moron.
Country would be different if it was based on the popular vote of it's citizens and not a place where states with 50M people have the same Senate power as those with 10.
Throb, shut your fucking toothless pie hole.
Moron.
Now that his socialist policies have been widely rejected he'll be desperate to strike back and regain the spotlight. He has a presser this afternoon. I'm guessing within the next 30 days.
He has to do it before January.....
Wait, what socialist policies?
Your obsession with the word throb while speaking about other men is telling.
Not to mention up until that point rob hadn't posted in the thread yet.
lol
Only in the Senate to balance out the constitutional the power of more populous states in the House. The Constitution couldn't have been ratified under the parameters you suggest.
60% of state governorships in Republican hands. Republican majority in the House biggest since 1929, and a decisive majority in the Senate, is a wide rejection of the Democrat Party, its agenda, its President.
Only in the Senate to balance out the constitutional the power of more populous states in the House. The Constitution couldn't have been ratified under the parameters you suggest.
60% of state governorships in Republican hands. Republican majority in the House biggest since 1929, and a decisive majority in the Senate, is a wide rejection of the Democrat Party, its agenda, its President.
And again, nothing about how anyone voted FOR the GOP.
That's exactly it. The platform the entire GOP ran on was:
Obama = Bad.
What a bunch of monumental idiots.
They didn't need to run on anything else, and apparently it was quite popular and reflecting the majority of voter opinion, as they voted their support for the message.
Obviously, the majority of voters knew full well the failure of Obama, his agenda, his lawlessness, his fucked up economics, his idiot foreign policy, his support for illegality in his administration, his party agenda and his stonewalling, needed no further amplification.
I agree, the GOP has no balls.
They could get off to a good start by slamming the door on executive action, pass an energy bill which includes federal land, shut down the southern border, lower corporate taxes, reform welfare and more.
Keeping in mind that Obama has veto power.
Payday sez vetoes don't matter, now that Republicans have a majority in the Senate, Democrats will flock to their banner and we'll amend the Constitution to enshrine a permanent Republican majority licketty-split.