Commune 
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@Background Pony #51AF
Probably but it’s hard to quantify that because there’s 435 of those fuckers
Probably but it’s hard to quantify that because there’s 435 of those fuckers
Don't blame me, I voted for the other guy. (Politics General)
Background Pony #51AF
@Commune
Yeah, that would’ve been an even worse loss.
At least with harris, the democrats got Illinois, Maine, New Mexico, Virginia & Minnesota.
Yeah, that would’ve been an even worse loss.
At least with harris, the democrats got Illinois, Maine, New Mexico, Virginia & Minnesota.
Background Pony #D717
Okay, word going around is that the Dems are now one seat away from keeping a slim blue majority in the House.
It’s… something, at least, if true.
SleepySteve 
Apples and Pears
No map for that but it would’ve been a bigger majority than in 2017-18.
Dustcan 
Dogs
Are we sure? AP says Reps are sitting at 211 to Dem 199, with the Reps having picked up 2 seats so far.
Dems will have to flip like 7 seats now to get a majority.
BlitztheDragon
The Massachusetts Democratic Party and the Salem School District have both issued statements strongly condemning Representative Moulton’s remarks about trans athletes.
Background Pony #1F81
This really did feel like it being an outsider looking into the election
Seriously even if you don’t agree with Kamala’s policies, surely it’s better to vote for someone with actual political experience and not “Dementia ridden rapist with multiple felons”
Dustcan
Dogs
According to Jeffries, Democrats will have between 212 to 214 seats in the House, which is more than the 194 seats that were held when Donald Trump won in 2016. He added that they’re keeping an eye on districts in the west.
He does realize you need 218 seats to be the majority party right?
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Shame that Bezos doesn’t make enough to pay taxes. If only he was just a bit richer.
Background Pony #BC62
@Dustcan
But i think he’s saying that while they aren’t gonna be the majority, i think the numbers may be much better then 2016.
But i think he’s saying that while they aren’t gonna be the majority, i think the numbers may be much better then 2016.
BlueYoshi 
Luna is best pony
I think weeks before the election, people’s voter registration were purged and polling places were removed. Because of this, people had to wait in line for hours to vote. And since people don’t like waiting in line for a really long time, they left and didn’t vote for this year. This was done in a lot of cities that vote heavily for the Democrats, especially in swing states.
IWTCIEM
@IWTCIEM
Well, you wouldn’t want another January 6 Riot, now, would ya?
If you were to truly care about protecting what little human rights remain in the USA, you would NOT just hand over power to fascists, like Franz von Papen and Philippe Pétain did in 1933 and 1940 respectively. Nowhere did I mention starting riots.
Background Pony #51AF
BlitztheDragon
Probably a more accurate explanation than “ran too far left and was too nice to <insert minority here>”
Background Pony #51AF
@BlitztheDragon
I don’t know, even if that’s true, considering how Biden gave Mindy Making a National Medal of the Arts.
Mindy mind you created Velma (the series), which was criticized.
I don’t know, even if that’s true, considering how Biden gave Mindy Making a National Medal of the Arts.
Mindy mind you created Velma (the series), which was criticized.
Background Pony #51AF
On Friday, the Democratic polling firm Blueprint survey released findings that suggest anti-trans ads hurt Harris. Blueprint asked voters to rank 25 statements about why they picked Trump instead of Harris. The two most popular reasons were that inflation was too high under the Biden administration and that too many immigrants illegally crossed the border.
The third-most popular statement was that “Kamala Harris is focused more on cultural issues like transgender issues rather than helping the middle class.” Among swing voters who broke for Trump, the “transgender issues” criticism was the most popular reason, Blueprint found.“It was a symbol, a very effective symbol. It brings to life how voters feel that on lots of cultural and social issues, elected Democrats are so unfamiliar to them,” Alyssa Cass, a partner at Slingshot Strategies, which runs Blueprint, told HuffPost on Thursday. “So I think it was very effective in reminding voters that the Democratic Party has moved to a place that you can’t recognize in yourself and your friends and your family.”
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