[hooky]

Originally posted by Mike91

She'll likely be a one term president. Republicans should get their **** together after this. Well I think they will.

Hopefully they'll meet with the rest of America on civil/social issues.

[Benzene]

Originally posted by BlueTimberwolf

It's about the margins. An unpopular/uninspiring president could be the difference between keeping the senate/house or not.

The party in the presidency has been more predictive. The non-incumbent party has lost every midterm election since 2002.

And with gerrymandering, it's honestly going to be a while before the Dems have a shot at the House again.

[@michael]

Originally posted by Mike91

She'll likely be a one term president. Republicans should get their **** together after this. Well I think they will.


She still has to make him an offer that pleases his supporters though. VP seems unlikely after the "unqualified" thing (though they could say it's just politics and he has said she is qualified since).

Bernie is never going to be a part of Hillary's administration. It's just not going to happen.

[ShineOverShadow]

Originally posted by Mike91

She'll likely be a one term president. Republicans should get their **** together after this. Well I think they will.

Yeah, and they were supposed to get their **** together after 08, and then especially after '12 and their infamous autopsy report, but they are just an even bigger **** show this year. So don't count on them suddenly reversing course when they haven't yet.

[feelslikeadream]

Originally posted by hooky

And then Chelsea Clinton will run in 2028 after the successful Republican presidency, and she'll get 2 terms. Then the spouse of the Republican will run in 2036 and lose the primary to some random Republican no one's ever heard of, who will go on to win the presidency and serve 2 terms, followed by the spouse of the Republican in 2044 for a term, followed by a Democrat in 2048 for 2 terms, and so on...

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[Benzene]

People on TYT really believe Bernie has zero negatives. A pop girl stan tea.

[Mike91]

Originally posted by ShineOverShadow

Yeah, and they were supposed to get their **** together after 08, and then especially after '12 and their infamous autopsy report, but they are just an even bigger **** show this year. So don't count on them suddenly reversing course when they haven't yet.

Paul Ryan is already beginning the switch.

Originally posted by @michael

Bernie is never going to be a part of Hillary's administration. It's just not going to happen.

Well good luck trying to win over that part of the party. Which is about half of the party now.

[BlueTimberwolf]

Originally posted by Benzene

The party in the presidency has been more predictive. The non-incumbent party has lost every midterm election since 2002.

And with gerrymandering, it's honestly going to be a while before the Dems have a shot at the House again.

Losing, and losing by a lot and ceding power are two different things.

[StephenNYMonster]

Originally posted by Benzene

People on TYT really believe Bernie has zero negatives. A pop girl stan tea.

Stan culture entering politics.

[jgorny]

Regardless of who wins the election in November will end up the loser because it is definite that the next president will be a one term president. This election season has been a clusterf*ck and I can't even imagine what 2020 will be like...

[ShineOverShadow]

Originally posted by Mike91

Paul Ryan is already beginning the switch.


Well good luck trying to win over that part of the party. Which is about half of the party now.

Paul Ryan is never going to get them where they need to go, with how conservative he is. They're not gonna suddenly change their immigration and social platforms under his guidance, like they so badly need to do to stay relevant in presidential politics.

[@michael]

Originally posted by Mike91

Paul Ryan is already beginning the switch.


Well good luck trying to win over that part of the party. Which is about half of the party now.

The hardcore BernieBros were never going to vote for Hillary anyways. The rest will fall in line because of Trump.

[St. Charles]

Mess guys help. My teacher hates Hillary. He fed my class false info about her losing 7/8 prediction polls for NY. He always calls her a hag and refers to her as a "you-know-what."

What should I do?

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And this is off-topic but Tori Spelling is ugly wtf how is she a model

[rivers]

Originally posted by Benzene

The party in the presidency has been more predictive. The non-incumbent party has lost every midterm election since 2002.

And with gerrymandering, it's honestly going to be a while before the Dems have a shot at the House again.

The gerrymandering in my state is ridiculous. They created a new congressional district just so Mia Love could win. And they split up the most minority part of Utah in two

[bleuwaffle]

Originally posted by St. Charles

Mess guys help. My teacher hates Hillary. He fed my class false info about her losing 7/8 prediction polls for NY. He always calls her a hag and refers to her as a "you-know-what."

What should I do?

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And this is off-topic but Tori Spelling is ugly wtf how is she a model

Who cares?

[BlueTimberwolf]

Originally posted by ShineOverShadow

Paul Ryan is never going to get them where they need to go, with how conservative he is. They're not gonna suddenly change their immigration and social platforms under his guidance, like they so badly need to do to stay relevant in presidential politics.

The GOP would grant legal to status to the undocumented if the Dems were serious about border enforcement. But Dems refuse to be, so that population will continue to be in limbo. the SCOTUS will probably block Obama's amnesty as well.

[YSL]

It's not like cabinet members are decided during the election cycle so we will not know until January when Hillary is sworn in. Sanders will NEVER her running mate either, so either the Bernouts get in line or swallow the fact that they'll be voting for Trump or not at all.

[@michael]

Originally posted by YSL

It's not like cabinet members are decided during the election cycle so we will not know until January when Hillary is sworn in. Sanders will NEVER her running mate either, so either the Bernouts get in line or swallow the fact that they'll be voting for Trump or not at all.

[rivers]

Originally posted by St. Charles

Mess guys help. My teacher hates Hillary. He fed my class false info about her losing 7/8 prediction polls for NY. He always calls her a hag and refers to her as a "you-know-what."

What should I do?

-

And this is off-topic but Tori Spelling is ugly wtf how is she a model

Why do teachers bother telling their personal opinions to their class? It's very unprofessional. Your teacher sounds awful.