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In reply to the discussion: Trump and most Republicans thought they were going to keep the House. [View all]Pluvious
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Trump and most Republicans thought they were going to keep the House. [View all]
kentuck
Nov 2018
OP
Nothing gives me greater satisfaction than knowing I helped wreck that thing's world.
catbyte
Nov 2018
#2
No kidding. I was even more excited that we passed the anti-gerrymandering prop than I was
catbyte
Nov 2018
#12
They knew weeks in advance the House was lost, one of the reasons Trump campaigned in red...
DonViejo
Nov 2018
#3
He bull shits all the time, of course he said that. It was his effort to get the vote out...
DonViejo
Nov 2018
#7
Of course Trump fought hard, so what? They knew for months the House was lost and feared the
DonViejo
Nov 2018
#21
You're just looking for an argument, I'm not playing your game with you. Have an awesome day!
DonViejo
Nov 2018
#25
We did everything the way it should have been done. We could have done better in a few places,...
DonViejo
Nov 2018
#17
Yes but...I do believe that the bigger issue was he truly believed his own bullshit.
machoneman
Nov 2018
#34
Mitch McConnell literally gave that knowledge away when he started lecturing House democrats
Blue_true
Nov 2018
#45
I think that's correct. It was almost a given that the Dems would take the House.
Honeycombe8
Nov 2018
#68
I think they saw the window of opportunity after the kavanaugh vote, that they might actually holdit
rpannier
Nov 2018
#71
They run their biased investigations and democrats in the House run open fair investigations
Blue_true
Nov 2018
#46
no republican I knew thought that, but then again I know intelligent republicans
beachbum bob
Nov 2018
#27
They knew the House was lost. They also knew they'd more than likely hold onto the Senate.
Garrett78
Nov 2018
#70
I beg to differ. After all, he is *already* an unindicted co-conspirator on multiple charges.
better
Nov 2018
#79
The massive blue wave was the first step on the road to saving freedom and democracy in the USA
workinclasszero
Nov 2018
#44
Not quite sure about that one. There's an awful lot of denial out there. From him on down
calimary
Nov 2018
#80
Perhaps, the fix was in. They knew they would win. But then something/someone unfixed things.
PubliusEnigma
Nov 2018
#56