209 reasons Dems aren't ready for the 2018 midterms

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That’s the number of counties nationwide that voted for Barack Obama twice and flipped (voted for the GOP presidential candidate) last November, sentencing the country to the tragic soap opera known as the Trump administration. And with the 2018 midterms just 14 months away Democrats have done shockingly little to address their 2016 electoral demons.

Thus far, Democrats have managed to hobble through a Democratic National Committee (DNC) Chairman election that highlighted a half-hearted attempt to bridge deep internal divisions and avoid much needed reform, roll-out a pathetic rebranding campaign encompassed by a slogan lifted from a fast food chain, lose Congressional special elections and witness their fallen heroine publish a whining, petty, dishonest account of the 2016 election she deemed a sabotage job led by a false prophet and his disillusioned followers. So much for learning from a historically bad 2016.
https://www.dailykos.com/stories/20...asons-Dems-Aren-t-Ready-for-the-2018-Midterms
 
Two female Dem Senators are running scared (and behind).



One of them is willing to be seen with Trump even.
 
Is it 25 Democrat Senators up for re-election and only 5 Republicans? Looks like a potential for a sea change in senatorial politics could be in the cards.
 
Depends on if the state is properly gerrymandered...


You know, that is a word the libs use to blame their political losses on (because Republicans won elections in so many places and had the power to redraw lines), but you will never hear from them about how they used gerrymandering to punish Orthodox Jews who voted a Republican into office.

https://spectator.org/the-pain-of-the-contemporary-american-orthodox-jew/


Is that what they call "hypocrisy?"


;) ;)
 
Is it 25 Democrat Senators up for re-election and only 5 Republicans? Looks like a potential for a sea change in senatorial politics could be in the cards.

It's 24 v 8, with the two intependents Sanders and King counting as Dems (and they might as well).

The best Dems can hope for is to hold on to most of the more contentious ones and maybe flip a seat or two and break even or lose just a little. They'll have their chance in 2020 when the tables are turned.
 
2018 midterm elections are 14 months away. Tromp has held office (when he bothers to show up) fo 8 months and has already significantly damaged the Gups he supposedly leads. Can Tromp wreak enough further chaos to hand both houses of Congress to the Dums then? Sure, if he really works at it. His tweet phone should be classified as a deadly weapon.
 
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