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walrus

Originally Posted by
El Kabong

Originally Posted by
Kirkland Laing
Democrats smash Watergate record for House popular vote in midterms
Democrats won the House with the largest margin of victory in a midterms election for either party, according to NBC News election data.
While votes are still being tallied, Democratic House candidates currently hold an 8,805,130 vote lead over Republicans as of Monday morning. The Democrats' national margin of victory in House contests smashes the previous midterms record of 8.7 million votes in 1974, won just months after President Richard Nixon resigned from office in disgrace amid the Watergate scandal.
Of the more than 111 million votes cast in House races nationwide, Democrats took 53.1 percent — retaking control of the House of Representatives by flipping nearly 40 seats — while Republicans received 45.2 percent of the vote.
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/ele...dterms-n940116
https://twitter.com/christinawilkie/...90642625761281
https://twitter.com/NicholsUprising/...00093412106240
So you don't understand civics or wish to change it to suit your own beliefs then?
I guess Kirk can’t accept the senate is still republican.
I already explainrd this to you and Lyle but neither of you understand even basic Janet and John fundamentals about how your political system works.
Not every Senate seat was up for election, only a third of them were. If all the Senate seats had been up for election this year the Democrats would now control the Senate. Because this year the Senate map was the most favourable to one party (the GOP) in 105 years
even though the Democrats had such a huge win in the national popular vote they still lost a couple of Senate seats due to the seats that were up this year being either states that voted GOP in 2016 or safe GOP seats. The polling projections for an eight percent Democratic victory margin showed them winning forty House seats and losing four Senate seats. They won forty House seats and lost two Senate seats.
You don't have to go gthrough the rest of your life being so ignorant. If you read a decent paper every day for a couple of years it would make an incredible difference. You'd hate doing it, you'd hate most of what you were reading and you'd miss your radio nutcases and your Fox news nutcases telling you what you want to hear but in a couple of years you'd be
infinitely smarter and more knowledgeable than you are now.
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