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CitadelGrad wrote:MSNBC was hilarious. As the first results started to come in, Sharpton said, "This isn't the wave that Republicans were predicting. It's just a little rain." Three hours later he said, "We've been swept away by a tidal wave."

Maddow and Matthews were equally funny. That other lesbian, Chris Hayes just looked depressed and didn't really say much.

CitadelGrad wrote:MSNBC was hilarious. As the first results started to come in, Sharpton said, "This isn't the wave that Republicans were predicting. It's just a little rain." Three hours later he said, "We've been swept away by a tidal wave."

Maddow and Matthews were equally funny. That other lesbian, Chris Hayes just looked depressed and didn't really say much.

BDKJMU wrote:Suck it Doosh1back, Dooshbackjon, CaptCunt, Jizzalltheway, KYJelly, DenseDawg, and all the rest of you liberal donks. Absolute bloodbath. Watershed election. Conk gain of up to 9 Senate seats & 18 House seats, making it likely the largest conk majority in the House since WWII, and gain of 4 governor seats to make it 30 some conk governors. Complete and utter repudiation of your boy Obama and his policies

bandl wrote:

BDKJMU wrote:Suck it Doosh1back, Dooshbackjon, CaptCunt, Jizzalltheway, KYJelly, DenseDawg, and all the rest of you liberal donks. Absolute bloodbath. Watershed election. Conk gain of up to 9 Senate seats & 18 House seats, making it likely the largest conk majority in the House since WWII, and gain of 4 governor seats to make it 30 some conk governors. Complete and utter repudiation of your boy Obama and his policies

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BDKJMU wrote:Suck it Doosh1back, Dooshbackjon, CaptCunt, Jizzalltheway, KYJelly, DenseDawg, and all the rest of you liberal donks. Absolute bloodbath. Watershed election. Conk gain of up to 9 Senate seats & 18 House seats, making it likely the largest conk majority in the House since WWII, and gain of 4 governor seats to make it 30 some conk governors. Complete and utter repudiation of your boy Obama and his policies

BDKJMU wrote:Suck it Doosh1back, Dooshbackjon, CaptCunt, Jizzalltheway, KYJelly, DenseDawg, and all the rest of you liberal donks. Absolute bloodbath. Watershed election. Conk gain of up to 9 Senate seats & 18 House seats, making it likely the largest conk majority in the House since WWII, and gain of 4 governor seats to make it 30 some conk governors. Complete and utter repudiation of your boy Obama and his policies

BDKJMU wrote:Suck it Doosh1back, Dooshbackjon, CaptCunt, Jizzalltheway, KYJelly, DenseDawg, and all the rest of you liberal donks. Absolute bloodbath. Watershed election. Conk gain of up to 9 Senate seats & 18 House seats, making it likely the largest conk majority in the House since WWII, and gain of 4 governor seats to make it 30 some conk governors. Complete and utter repudiation of your boy Obama and his policies

Ivytalk wrote:Obama still has his veto pen. The last "veto-proof Congress" was way back in the LBJ era. Yesterday's result, however, does likely save SCOTUS from going Donk if Ruth Buzzi Ginsburg croaks in the next two years.

kalm wrote:

BDKJMU wrote:Suck it Doosh1back, Dooshbackjon, CaptCunt, Jizzalltheway, KYJelly, DenseDawg, and all the rest of you liberal donks. Absolute bloodbath. Watershed election. Conk gain of up to 9 Senate seats & 18 House seats, making it likely the largest conk majority in the House since WWII, and gain of 4 governor seats to make it 30 some conk governors. Complete and utter repudiation of your boy Obama and his policies

I didn't make the list…Wahoooooo!!!!!

Suck it CID and AZ…even BDK knows I'm not a donk!

BTW, I'm happy with these results. I hope it means more grid lock.

What will the republicans agenda be?

houndawg wrote:

BDKJMU wrote:Suck it Doosh1back, Dooshbackjon, CaptCunt, Jizzalltheway, KYJelly, DenseDawg, and all the rest of you liberal donks. Absolute bloodbath. Watershed election. Conk gain of up to 9 Senate seats & 18 House seats, making it likely the largest conk majority in the House since WWII, and gain of 4 governor seats to make it 30 some conk governors. Complete and utter repudiation of your boy Obama and his policies

Letter man is right, if there was ever anything that needed repudiatin' its gas under $3/gallon, unemployment under 6%, and weekly record highs at the stock market.

BDKJMU wrote:

kalm wrote:
I didn't make the list…Wahoooooo!!!!!

Suck it CID and AZ…even BDK knows I'm not a donk!

BTW, I'm happy with these results. I hope it means more grid lock.

What will the republicans agenda be?

I added you..

Let’s start with the map. Sure, the GOP won a remarkable number of races last night. But take another look. How many purple states did Republicans actually pick up? There was Cory Gardner’s victory in Colorado — more on that later. There was Joni Ernst’s victory in Iowa. And there was Thom Tillis’s victory in North Carolina. The rest of the GOP’s Senate flips (Montana, South Dakota, Arkansas, West Virginia) and gubernatorial flips (Arkansas, Maryland, Illinois, Massachusetts) were in states that won’t really be contested in 2016. The Democrats flipped the governorship of Pennsylvania as well.

The GOP’s relative underperformance in swing states is a problem going forward because the 2016 landscape is a lot less favorable for Republicans than the 2014 landscape was. Sixteen of this year’s 20 contested Senate seats were held by Democrats heading into the election — and six of those Democrats were from states that Obama lost in 2012. This gave Republicans a huge advantage. The map was already red.

But that map will be upended in 2016, when 23 of the 33 seats at stake will be held by Republicans. Six of them will be in states that Obama won in 2008 and 2012 (Illinois, New Hampshire, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Florida and Wisconsin). Two will be in states Obama won in 2008 (Indiana, North Carolina). Two are held by senators who may be retiring (John McCain in Arizona, Chuck Grassley in Iowa). And two are held by senators who may be running for president, which means they can’t run for re-election (Marco Rubio in Florida, Rand Paul in Kentucky).

In other words, for every Senate seat that Republicans flipped in 2014, there’s one — or more — that’s likely to flip back to the Democrats in 2016. The chances that the GOP will still control the upper chamber of Congress after 2016 are slim.

How does this help Clinton? By giving her an added boost on an electoral playing field that already favors a Democratic presidential nominee. In the last six elections, 18 states (plus Washington, D.C.) have voted for the Democratic candidate every single time.

This means that Clinton, assuming she’s the nominee, will start out with 242 electoral votes in 2016; she’ll need only 28 of the remaining 183 tossups to win the election. To defeat her, the Republican candidate will basically have to run the table in the purple states — “not a game plan with a high probability of success,” according to Republican pollsters Glen Bolger and Neil Newhouse. Making matters worse is the fact that Republican senators will already be playing defense in several of these states, attracting additional Democratic attention and resources that will ultimately bolster the candidate at the top of the ticket as well.

kalm wrote:

BDKJMU wrote: I added you..

Ahhhhhh…………………. fuck!

andy7171 wrote:Maryland elected a republican. Jesus! I guess Brown should have campaigned outside of Baltimore City and Metro DC. At least once.