Election Day 2025 Results Thread

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Anonymous wrote:I wonder how many REAL Republicans in Congress (not MAGA - they are NOT Republicans) are secretly relived that the country is rejecting Don the Con so vigorously.

Were the candidates who lost big MAGA?

Some of them were, for sure. And it is a bigger problem for the GOP for the ones who weren't and still lost bigly.

A couple of blue states elected Democrats. Not seeing the news here.

Your challenge is that you are not reading/watching the news. Dem judges were retained in PA and 2 Dems won statewide in GA for the public service commission - the party hasn't had candidates win that race in ~25 years. Then the Dems picked up 2 state senate races in MS, breaking the GOP supermajority.

You may lack the ability to discern what happened last night, but pretty certain there are more ketchup stains at the White House and GOP campaign folks are digging into the precinct level results from last night.

We saw this transition from red to blue during Trump's 1st term and then Biden fumbled all Dem momentum away. We need a leader who can retain this momentum to emerge by 2028.

+1. I"m old. I've been reading DCUM for quite some time. I feel like I've been reading some sort of "GOP/Republicans are done after this. They won't be able to come back" since Obama's first term and yet here we are with another Trump term.

Is everyone just a younger poster and wasn't around for GWB's second term when the sentiment of Dems will now have the majority for the foreseeable future was posted about? Do you not realize this country goes back and forth with elections? Do you not realize that Dems can still f&ck up 26 and 28? Do you really think it will be different this time?

It will be difficult for the Dems to eff up 26 and 28 with Trump still in office but if another Biden is nominated in 28, the shift back to red will happen quickly.

2024 was a change election, as will 2026 and 2028. The Republicans have little chance despite the games people think they'll play. The more they play these types of games, the bigger the backfire is going to be. Democrat enthusiasm, Independents switching sides, and Republicans sitting on their hands all played a role in yesterday. Given the direction of the economy, that's not going to change in 2026 and 2028. Then change will happen again after...

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Anonymous wrote:I wonder how many REAL Republicans in Congress (not MAGA - they are NOT Republicans) are secretly relived that the country is rejecting Don the Con so vigorously.

Were the candidates who lost big MAGA?

Some of them were, for sure. And it is a bigger problem for the GOP for the ones who weren't and still lost bigly.

A couple of blue states elected Democrats. Not seeing the news here.

Your challenge is that you are not reading/watching the news. Dem judges were retained in PA and 2 Dems won statewide in GA for the public service commission - the party hasn't had candidates win that race in ~25 years. Then the Dems picked up 2 state senate races in MS, breaking the GOP supermajority.

You may lack the ability to discern what happened last night, but pretty certain there are more ketchup stains at the White House and GOP campaign folks are digging into the precinct level results from last night.

+1. If you only read Fox News, no wonder you think this is only change in the “blue states.”

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Anonymous wrote:I wonder how many REAL Republicans in Congress (not MAGA - they are NOT Republicans) are secretly relived that the country is rejecting Don the Con so vigorously.

Were the candidates who lost big MAGA?

Some of them were, for sure. And it is a bigger problem for the GOP for the ones who weren't and still lost bigly.

A couple of blue states elected Democrats. Not seeing the news here.

Your challenge is that you are not reading/watching the news. Dem judges were retained in PA and 2 Dems won statewide in GA for the public service commission - the party hasn't had candidates win that race in ~25 years. Then the Dems picked up 2 state senate races in MS, breaking the GOP supermajority.

You may lack the ability to discern what happened last night, but pretty certain there are more ketchup stains at the White House and GOP campaign folks are digging into the precinct level results from last night.

We saw this transition from red to blue during Trump's 1st term and then Biden fumbled all Dem momentum away. We need a leader who can retain this momentum to emerge by 2028.

+1. I"m old. I've been reading DCUM for quite some time. I feel like I've been reading some sort of "GOP/Republicans are done after this. They won't be able to come back" since Obama's first term and yet here we are with another Trump term.

Is everyone just a younger poster and wasn't around for GWB's second term when the sentiment of Dems will now have the majority for the foreseeable future was posted about? Do you not realize this country goes back and forth with elections? Do you not realize that Dems can still f&ck up 26 and 28? Do you really think it will be different this time?

It will be difficult for the Dems to eff up 26 and 28 with Trump still in office but if another Biden is nominated in 28, the shift back to red will happen quickly.

2024 was a change election, as will 2026 and 2028. The Republicans have little chance despite the games people think they'll play. The more they play these types of games, the bigger the backfire is going to be. Democrat enthusiasm, Independents switching sides, and Republicans sitting on their hands all played a role in yesterday. Given the direction of the economy, that's not going to change in 2026 and 2028. Then change will happen again after...

That change will happen again by 2032 if the Dems get suckered into nominating another Biden caliber candidate. If Dems nominate another Obama in 2028, they'll easily retain power through 2036.

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Anonymous wrote:I wonder how many REAL Republicans in Congress (not MAGA - they are NOT Republicans) are secretly relived that the country is rejecting Don the Con so vigorously.

Were the candidates who lost big MAGA?

Some of them were, for sure. And it is a bigger problem for the GOP for the ones who weren't and still lost bigly.

A couple of blue states elected Democrats. Not seeing the news here.

Your challenge is that you are not reading/watching the news. Dem judges were retained in PA and 2 Dems won statewide in GA for the public service commission - the party hasn't had candidates win that race in ~25 years. Then the Dems picked up 2 state senate races in MS, breaking the GOP supermajority.

You may lack the ability to discern what happened last night, but pretty certain there are more ketchup stains at the White House and GOP campaign folks are digging into the precinct level results from last night.

We saw this transition from red to blue during Trump's 1st term and then Biden fumbled all Dem momentum away. We need a leader who can retain this momentum to emerge by 2028.

+1. I"m old. I've been reading DCUM for quite some time. I feel like I've been reading some sort of "GOP/Republicans are done after this. They won't be able to come back" since Obama's first term and yet here we are with another Trump term.

Is everyone just a younger poster and wasn't around for GWB's second term when the sentiment of Dems will now have the majority for the foreseeable future was posted about? Do you not realize this country goes back and forth with elections? Do you not realize that Dems can still f&ck up 26 and 28? Do you really think it will be different this time?

It will be difficult for the Dems to eff up 26 and 28 with Trump still in office but if another Biden is nominated in 28, the shift back to red will happen quickly.

I'm pretty confident Democrats can F up anything.

But everything is shaping up for a big Blue Wave election next November. And obviously by 2028, Trump's approval ratings will be in the gutter. We are less than one year into Trump's term and he's already down into the 30s. And we have three more years of Trump. His approval rating will likely be in the single digits by then. Democrats could nominate Elmo and he'd win against any Republican.

But knowing Democrats, they'll likely nominate yet another geriatric 80 year old. And with Grandpa Dementia in the Oval Office, the progressives will run amuck with their deeply unpopular social and crime policies. Which will breathe new life into the GOP, and then we get Trump redux, but with someone with more than two brain cells.

Democrats have been gifted a political situation that can really change things - like a FDR in the Great Depression. But I have zero faith in Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries and the DNC and all the stupid Democratic city councils and school boards that are wrecking the Democratic brand. There all sorts of ways Democrats could mess this up.

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Anonymous wrote:I wonder how many REAL Republicans in Congress (not MAGA - they are NOT Republicans) are secretly relived that the country is rejecting Don the Con so vigorously.

Were the candidates who lost big MAGA?

Some of them were, for sure. And it is a bigger problem for the GOP for the ones who weren't and still lost bigly.

A couple of blue states elected Democrats. Not seeing the news here.

Your challenge is that you are not reading/watching the news. Dem judges were retained in PA and 2 Dems won statewide in GA for the public service commission - the party hasn't had candidates win that race in ~25 years. Then the Dems picked up 2 state senate races in MS, breaking the GOP supermajority.

You may lack the ability to discern what happened last night, but pretty certain there are more ketchup stains at the White House and GOP campaign folks are digging into the precinct level results from last night.

We saw this transition from red to blue during Trump's 1st term and then Biden fumbled all Dem momentum away. We need a leader who can retain this momentum to emerge by 2028.

+1. I"m old. I've been reading DCUM for quite some time. I feel like I've been reading some sort of "GOP/Republicans are done after this. They won't be able to come back" since Obama's first term and yet here we are with another Trump term.

Is everyone just a younger poster and wasn't around for GWB's second term when the sentiment of Dems will now have the majority for the foreseeable future was posted about? Do you not realize this country goes back and forth with elections? Do you not realize that Dems can still f&ck up 26 and 28? Do you really think it will be different this time?

It will be difficult for the Dems to eff up 26 and 28 with Trump still in office but if another Biden is nominated in 28, the shift back to red will happen quickly.

I'm pretty confident Democrats can F up anything.

But everything is shaping up for a big Blue Wave election next November. And obviously by 2028, Trump's approval ratings will be in the gutter. We are less than one year into Trump's term and he's already down into the 30s. And we have three more years of Trump. His approval rating will likely be in the single digits by then. Democrats could nominate Elmo and he'd win against any Republican.

But knowing Democrats, they'll likely nominate yet another geriatric 80 year old. And with Grandpa Dementia in the Oval Office, the progressives will run amuck with their deeply unpopular social and crime policies. Which will breathe new life into the GOP, and then we get Trump redux, but with someone with more than two brain cells.

Democrats have been gifted a political situation that can really change things - like a FDR in the Great Depression. But I have zero faith in Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries and the DNC and all the stupid Democratic city councils and school boards that are wrecking the Democratic brand. There all sorts of ways Democrats could mess this up.

I optimistically disagree. I think Dems have learned their lesson regarding how quality of their candidate is just as important as highlighting the lack of quality in their opponent. If the mega-donors push another Biden on us, we will give them the finger and nominate a legitimate candidate and if that passes off big money, so be it. Sorry DNC, we're taking back the party.

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Anonymous wrote:I wonder how many REAL Republicans in Congress (not MAGA - they are NOT Republicans) are secretly relived that the country is rejecting Don the Con so vigorously.

Were the candidates who lost big MAGA?

Some of them were, for sure. And it is a bigger problem for the GOP for the ones who weren't and still lost bigly.

A couple of blue states elected Democrats. Not seeing the news here.

Your challenge is that you are not reading/watching the news. Dem judges were retained in PA and 2 Dems won statewide in GA for the public service commission - the party hasn't had candidates win that race in ~25 years. Then the Dems picked up 2 state senate races in MS, breaking the GOP supermajority.

You may lack the ability to discern what happened last night, but pretty certain there are more ketchup stains at the White House and GOP campaign folks are digging into the precinct level results from last night.

We saw this transition from red to blue during Trump's 1st term and then Biden fumbled all Dem momentum away. We need a leader who can retain this momentum to emerge by 2028.

+1. I"m old. I've been reading DCUM for quite some time. I feel like I've been reading some sort of "GOP/Republicans are done after this. They won't be able to come back" since Obama's first term and yet here we are with another Trump term.

Is everyone just a younger poster and wasn't around for GWB's second term when the sentiment of Dems will now have the majority for the foreseeable future was posted about? Do you not realize this country goes back and forth with elections? Do you not realize that Dems can still f&ck up 26 and 28? Do you really think it will be different this time?

It will be difficult for the Dems to eff up 26 and 28 with Trump still in office but if another Biden is nominated in 28, the shift back to red will happen quickly.

I'm pretty confident Democrats can F up anything.

But everything is shaping up for a big Blue Wave election next November. And obviously by 2028, Trump's approval ratings will be in the gutter. We are less than one year into Trump's term and he's already down into the 30s. And we have three more years of Trump. His approval rating will likely be in the single digits by then. Democrats could nominate Elmo and he'd win against any Republican.

But knowing Democrats, they'll likely nominate yet another geriatric 80 year old. And with Grandpa Dementia in the Oval Office, the progressives will run amuck with their deeply unpopular social and crime policies. Which will breathe new life into the GOP, and then we get Trump redux, but with someone with more than two brain cells.

Democrats have been gifted a political situation that can really change things - like a FDR in the Great Depression. But I have zero faith in Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries and the DNC and all the stupid Democratic city councils and school boards that are wrecking the Democratic brand. There all sorts of ways Democrats could mess this up.

I optimistically disagree. I think Dems have learned their lesson regarding how quality of their candidate is just as important as highlighting the lack of quality in their opponent. If the mega-donors push another Biden on us, we will give them the finger and nominate a legitimate candidate and if that passes off big money, so be it. Sorry DNC, we're taking back the party.

I sadly disagree with that. I do not see much evidence from last night that Dem's learned from their mistakes of '24. While they may not nominate Grandpa Dementia in '28, I just can't rest assured that they will not nominate a coastal elite who has no appeal to the middle of the country. Over the next year, there will be an internal battle for the soul of the Dem. party. Let's see which side wins but don't become complacent. Dem's can f*ck this up.

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Anonymous wrote:I wonder how many REAL Republicans in Congress (not MAGA - they are NOT Republicans) are secretly relived that the country is rejecting Don the Con so vigorously.

Were the candidates who lost big MAGA?

Some of them were, for sure. And it is a bigger problem for the GOP for the ones who weren't and still lost bigly.

A couple of blue states elected Democrats. Not seeing the news here.

Your challenge is that you are not reading/watching the news. Dem judges were retained in PA and 2 Dems won statewide in GA for the public service commission - the party hasn't had candidates win that race in ~25 years. Then the Dems picked up 2 state senate races in MS, breaking the GOP supermajority.

You may lack the ability to discern what happened last night, but pretty certain there are more ketchup stains at the White House and GOP campaign folks are digging into the precinct level results from last night.

We saw this transition from red to blue during Trump's 1st term and then Biden fumbled all Dem momentum away. We need a leader who can retain this momentum to emerge by 2028.

+1. I"m old. I've been reading DCUM for quite some time. I feel like I've been reading some sort of "GOP/Republicans are done after this. They won't be able to come back" since Obama's first term and yet here we are with another Trump term.

Is everyone just a younger poster and wasn't around for GWB's second term when the sentiment of Dems will now have the majority for the foreseeable future was posted about? Do you not realize this country goes back and forth with elections? Do you not realize that Dems can still f&ck up 26 and 28? Do you really think it will be different this time?

It will be difficult for the Dems to eff up 26 and 28 with Trump still in office but if another Biden is nominated in 28, the shift back to red will happen quickly.

I'm pretty confident Democrats can F up anything.

But everything is shaping up for a big Blue Wave election next November. And obviously by 2028, Trump's approval ratings will be in the gutter. We are less than one year into Trump's term and he's already down into the 30s. And we have three more years of Trump. His approval rating will likely be in the single digits by then. Democrats could nominate Elmo and he'd win against any Republican.

But knowing Democrats, they'll likely nominate yet another geriatric 80 year old. And with Grandpa Dementia in the Oval Office, the progressives will run amuck with their deeply unpopular social and crime policies. Which will breathe new life into the GOP, and then we get Trump redux, but with someone with more than two brain cells.

Democrats have been gifted a political situation that can really change things - like a FDR in the Great Depression. But I have zero faith in Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries and the DNC and all the stupid Democratic city councils and school boards that are wrecking the Democratic brand. There all sorts of ways Democrats could mess this up.

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I also think that when you talk about any political party, you need to distinguish leadership from winning candidates/those in power. AKA - there's moderate, right/left wingers in each party. Just because the Democratic ticket wins, it does not mean everything goes to moderation. Remember that the Trump MAGA popularity is based on anger and the issues caused justly or not by the Dem party. So now that we are all united in hatred of the Right, we are moving to go crazy left wing socialist. Not suggesting this is wrong or bad but the extremes are where the instability is. Stay moderate and whether Dem/Rep - it's much more stable, better for the country. It's when it's the anger that drives the revolution to either side in a huge swing is when problems happen - NO MATTER Reps or Dems!

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Anonymous wrote:I wonder how many REAL Republicans in Congress (not MAGA - they are NOT Republicans) are secretly relived that the country is rejecting Don the Con so vigorously.

Were the candidates who lost big MAGA?

Some of them were, for sure. And it is a bigger problem for the GOP for the ones who weren't and still lost bigly.

A couple of blue states elected Democrats. Not seeing the news here.

Your challenge is that you are not reading/watching the news. Dem judges were retained in PA and 2 Dems won statewide in GA for the public service commission - the party hasn't had candidates win that race in ~25 years. Then the Dems picked up 2 state senate races in MS, breaking the GOP supermajority.

You may lack the ability to discern what happened last night, but pretty certain there are more ketchup stains at the White House and GOP campaign folks are digging into the precinct level results from last night.

We saw this transition from red to blue during Trump's 1st term and then Biden fumbled all Dem momentum away. We need a leader who can retain this momentum to emerge by 2028.

+1. I"m old. I've been reading DCUM for quite some time. I feel like I've been reading some sort of "GOP/Republicans are done after this. They won't be able to come back" since Obama's first term and yet here we are with another Trump term.

Is everyone just a younger poster and wasn't around for GWB's second term when the sentiment of Dems will now have the majority for the foreseeable future was posted about? Do you not realize this country goes back and forth with elections? Do you not realize that Dems can still f&ck up 26 and 28? Do you really think it will be different this time?

It will be difficult for the Dems to eff up 26 and 28 with Trump still in office but if another Biden is nominated in 28, the shift back to red will happen quickly.

I'm pretty confident Democrats can F up anything.

But everything is shaping up for a big Blue Wave election next November. And obviously by 2028, Trump's approval ratings will be in the gutter. We are less than one year into Trump's term and he's already down into the 30s. And we have three more years of Trump. His approval rating will likely be in the single digits by then. Democrats could nominate Elmo and he'd win against any Republican.

But knowing Democrats, they'll likely nominate yet another geriatric 80 year old. And with Grandpa Dementia in the Oval Office, the progressives will run amuck with their deeply unpopular social and crime policies. Which will breathe new life into the GOP, and then we get Trump redux, but with someone with more than two brain cells.

Democrats have been gifted a political situation that can really change things - like a FDR in the Great Depression. But I have zero faith in Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries and the DNC and all the stupid Democratic city councils and school boards that are wrecking the Democratic brand. There all sorts of ways Democrats could mess this up.

I optimistically disagree. I think Dems have learned their lesson regarding how quality of their candidate is just as important as highlighting the lack of quality in their opponent. If the mega-donors push another Biden on us, we will give them the finger and nominate a legitimate candidate and if that passes off big money, so be it. Sorry DNC, we're taking back the party.

I admire your optimism but Democrats have made an art form of snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.

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Anonymous wrote:I wonder how many REAL Republicans in Congress (not MAGA - they are NOT Republicans) are secretly relived that the country is rejecting Don the Con so vigorously.

Were the candidates who lost big MAGA?

Some of them were, for sure. And it is a bigger problem for the GOP for the ones who weren't and still lost bigly.

A couple of blue states elected Democrats. Not seeing the news here.

Your challenge is that you are not reading/watching the news. Dem judges were retained in PA and 2 Dems won statewide in GA for the public service commission - the party hasn't had candidates win that race in ~25 years. Then the Dems picked up 2 state senate races in MS, breaking the GOP supermajority.

You may lack the ability to discern what happened last night, but pretty certain there are more ketchup stains at the White House and GOP campaign folks are digging into the precinct level results from last night.

We saw this transition from red to blue during Trump's 1st term and then Biden fumbled all Dem momentum away. We need a leader who can retain this momentum to emerge by 2028.

+1. I"m old. I've been reading DCUM for quite some time. I feel like I've been reading some sort of "GOP/Republicans are done after this. They won't be able to come back" since Obama's first term and yet here we are with another Trump term.

Is everyone just a younger poster and wasn't around for GWB's second term when the sentiment of Dems will now have the majority for the foreseeable future was posted about? Do you not realize this country goes back and forth with elections? Do you not realize that Dems can still f&ck up 26 and 28? Do you really think it will be different this time?

It will be difficult for the Dems to eff up 26 and 28 with Trump still in office but if another Biden is nominated in 28, the shift back to red will happen quickly.

I'm pretty confident Democrats can F up anything.

But everything is shaping up for a big Blue Wave election next November. And obviously by 2028, Trump's approval ratings will be in the gutter. We are less than one year into Trump's term and he's already down into the 30s. And we have three more years of Trump. His approval rating will likely be in the single digits by then. Democrats could nominate Elmo and he'd win against any Republican.

But knowing Democrats, they'll likely nominate yet another geriatric 80 year old. And with Grandpa Dementia in the Oval Office, the progressives will run amuck with their deeply unpopular social and crime policies. Which will breathe new life into the GOP, and then we get Trump redux, but with someone with more than two brain cells.

Democrats have been gifted a political situation that can really change things - like a FDR in the Great Depression. But I have zero faith in Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries and the DNC and all the stupid Democratic city councils and school boards that are wrecking the Democratic brand. There all sorts of ways Democrats could mess this up.

I optimistically disagree. I think Dems have learned their lesson regarding how quality of their candidate is just as important as highlighting the lack of quality in their opponent. If the mega-donors push another Biden on us, we will give them the finger and nominate a legitimate candidate and if that passes off big money, so be it. Sorry DNC, we're taking back the party.

I sadly disagree with that. I do not see much evidence from last night that Dem's learned from their mistakes of '24. While they may not nominate Grandpa Dementia in '28, I just can't rest assured that they will not nominate a coastal elite who has no appeal to the middle of the country. Over the next year, there will be an internal battle for the soul of the Dem. party. Let's see which side wins but don't become complacent. Dem's can f*ck this up.

If they end up nominating Newsom or such then its piñata time.

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Hmm. Really interesting.

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Anonymous wrote:I wonder how many REAL Republicans in Congress (not MAGA - they are NOT Republicans) are secretly relived that the country is rejecting Don the Con so vigorously.

Were the candidates who lost big MAGA?

Some of them were, for sure. And it is a bigger problem for the GOP for the ones who weren't and still lost bigly.

A couple of blue states elected Democrats. Not seeing the news here.

Your challenge is that you are not reading/watching the news. Dem judges were retained in PA and 2 Dems won statewide in GA for the public service commission - the party hasn't had candidates win that race in ~25 years. Then the Dems picked up 2 state senate races in MS, breaking the GOP supermajority.

You may lack the ability to discern what happened last night, but pretty certain there are more ketchup stains at the White House and GOP campaign folks are digging into the precinct level results from last night.

We saw this transition from red to blue during Trump's 1st term and then Biden fumbled all Dem momentum away. We need a leader who can retain this momentum to emerge by 2028.

+1. I"m old. I've been reading DCUM for quite some time. I feel like I've been reading some sort of "GOP/Republicans are done after this. They won't be able to come back" since Obama's first term and yet here we are with another Trump term.

Is everyone just a younger poster and wasn't around for GWB's second term when the sentiment of Dems will now have the majority for the foreseeable future was posted about? Do you not realize this country goes back and forth with elections? Do you not realize that Dems can still f&ck up 26 and 28? Do you really think it will be different this time?

It will be difficult for the Dems to eff up 26 and 28 with Trump still in office but if another Biden is nominated in 28, the shift back to red will happen quickly.

I'm pretty confident Democrats can F up anything.

But everything is shaping up for a big Blue Wave election next November. And obviously by 2028, Trump's approval ratings will be in the gutter. We are less than one year into Trump's term and he's already down into the 30s. And we have three more years of Trump. His approval rating will likely be in the single digits by then. Democrats could nominate Elmo and he'd win against any Republican.

But knowing Democrats, they'll likely nominate yet another geriatric 80 year old. And with Grandpa Dementia in the Oval Office, the progressives will run amuck with their deeply unpopular social and crime policies. Which will breathe new life into the GOP, and then we get Trump redux, but with someone with more than two brain cells.

Democrats have been gifted a political situation that can really change things - like a FDR in the Great Depression. But I have zero faith in Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries and the DNC and all the stupid Democratic city councils and school boards that are wrecking the Democratic brand. There all sorts of ways Democrats could mess this up.

I optimistically disagree. I think Dems have learned their lesson regarding how quality of their candidate is just as important as highlighting the lack of quality in their opponent. If the mega-donors push another Biden on us, we will give them the finger and nominate a legitimate candidate and if that passes off big money, so be it. Sorry DNC, we're taking back the party.

I sadly disagree with that. I do not see much evidence from last night that Dem's learned from their mistakes of '24. While they may not nominate Grandpa Dementia in '28, I just can't rest assured that they will not nominate a coastal elite who has no appeal to the middle of the country. Over the next year, there will be an internal battle for the soul of the Dem. party. Let's see which side wins but don't become complacent. Dem's can f*ck this up.

LOL. Like the coastal elite sitting in the half-demolished White House...

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Anonymous wrote:I wonder how many REAL Republicans in Congress (not MAGA - they are NOT Republicans) are secretly relived that the country is rejecting Don the Con so vigorously.

Were the candidates who lost big MAGA?

Some of them were, for sure. And it is a bigger problem for the GOP for the ones who weren't and still lost bigly.

A couple of blue states elected Democrats. Not seeing the news here.

Your challenge is that you are not reading/watching the news. Dem judges were retained in PA and 2 Dems won statewide in GA for the public service commission - the party hasn't had candidates win that race in ~25 years. Then the Dems picked up 2 state senate races in MS, breaking the GOP supermajority.

You may lack the ability to discern what happened last night, but pretty certain there are more ketchup stains at the White House and GOP campaign folks are digging into the precinct level results from last night.

We saw this transition from red to blue during Trump's 1st term and then Biden fumbled all Dem momentum away. We need a leader who can retain this momentum to emerge by 2028.

+1. I"m old. I've been reading DCUM for quite some time. I feel like I've been reading some sort of "GOP/Republicans are done after this. They won't be able to come back" since Obama's first term and yet here we are with another Trump term.

Is everyone just a younger poster and wasn't around for GWB's second term when the sentiment of Dems will now have the majority for the foreseeable future was posted about? Do you not realize this country goes back and forth with elections? Do you not realize that Dems can still f&ck up 26 and 28? Do you really think it will be different this time?

It will be difficult for the Dems to eff up 26 and 28 with Trump still in office but if another Biden is nominated in 28, the shift back to red will happen quickly.

I'm pretty confident Democrats can F up anything.

But everything is shaping up for a big Blue Wave election next November. And obviously by 2028, Trump's approval ratings will be in the gutter. We are less than one year into Trump's term and he's already down into the 30s. And we have three more years of Trump. His approval rating will likely be in the single digits by then. Democrats could nominate Elmo and he'd win against any Republican.

But knowing Democrats, they'll likely nominate yet another geriatric 80 year old. And with Grandpa Dementia in the Oval Office, the progressives will run amuck with their deeply unpopular social and crime policies. Which will breathe new life into the GOP, and then we get Trump redux, but with someone with more than two brain cells.

Democrats have been gifted a political situation that can really change things - like a FDR in the Great Depression. But I have zero faith in Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries and the DNC and all the stupid Democratic city councils and school boards that are wrecking the Democratic brand. There all sorts of ways Democrats could mess this up.

I optimistically disagree. I think Dems have learned their lesson regarding how quality of their candidate is just as important as highlighting the lack of quality in their opponent. If the mega-donors push another Biden on us, we will give them the finger and nominate a legitimate candidate and if that passes off big money, so be it. Sorry DNC, we're taking back the party.

I sadly disagree with that. I do not see much evidence from last night that Dem's learned from their mistakes of '24. While they may not nominate Grandpa Dementia in '28, I just can't rest assured that they will not nominate a coastal elite who has no appeal to the middle of the country. Over the next year, there will be an internal battle for the soul of the Dem. party. Let's see which side wins but don't become complacent. Dem's can f*ck this up.

LOL. Like the coastal elite sitting in the half-demolished White House...

Exactly. Maga is crazy about that coastal elite.

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Anonymous wrote:I wonder how many REAL Republicans in Congress (not MAGA - they are NOT Republicans) are secretly relived that the country is rejecting Don the Con so vigorously.

Were the candidates who lost big MAGA?

Some of them were, for sure. And it is a bigger problem for the GOP for the ones who weren't and still lost bigly.

A couple of blue states elected Democrats. Not seeing the news here.

Your challenge is that you are not reading/watching the news. Dem judges were retained in PA and 2 Dems won statewide in GA for the public service commission - the party hasn't had candidates win that race in ~25 years. Then the Dems picked up 2 state senate races in MS, breaking the GOP supermajority.

You may lack the ability to discern what happened last night, but pretty certain there are more ketchup stains at the White House and GOP campaign folks are digging into the precinct level results from last night.

We saw this transition from red to blue during Trump's 1st term and then Biden fumbled all Dem momentum away. We need a leader who can retain this momentum to emerge by 2028.

+1. I"m old. I've been reading DCUM for quite some time. I feel like I've been reading some sort of "GOP/Republicans are done after this. They won't be able to come back" since Obama's first term and yet here we are with another Trump term.

Is everyone just a younger poster and wasn't around for GWB's second term when the sentiment of Dems will now have the majority for the foreseeable future was posted about? Do you not realize this country goes back and forth with elections? Do you not realize that Dems can still f&ck up 26 and 28? Do you really think it will be different this time?

It will be difficult for the Dems to eff up 26 and 28 with Trump still in office but if another Biden is nominated in 28, the shift back to red will happen quickly.

I'm pretty confident Democrats can F up anything.

But everything is shaping up for a big Blue Wave election next November. And obviously by 2028, Trump's approval ratings will be in the gutter. We are less than one year into Trump's term and he's already down into the 30s. And we have three more years of Trump. His approval rating will likely be in the single digits by then. Democrats could nominate Elmo and he'd win against any Republican.

But knowing Democrats, they'll likely nominate yet another geriatric 80 year old. And with Grandpa Dementia in the Oval Office, the progressives will run amuck with their deeply unpopular social and crime policies. Which will breathe new life into the GOP, and then we get Trump redux, but with someone with more than two brain cells.

Democrats have been gifted a political situation that can really change things - like a FDR in the Great Depression. But I have zero faith in Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries and the DNC and all the stupid Democratic city councils and school boards that are wrecking the Democratic brand. There all sorts of ways Democrats could mess this up.

I optimistically disagree. I think Dems have learned their lesson regarding how quality of their candidate is just as important as highlighting the lack of quality in their opponent. If the mega-donors push another Biden on us, we will give them the finger and nominate a legitimate candidate and if that passes off big money, so be it. Sorry DNC, we're taking back the party.

I sadly disagree with that. I do not see much evidence from last night that Dem's learned from their mistakes of '24. While they may not nominate Grandpa Dementia in '28, I just can't rest assured that they will not nominate a coastal elite who has no appeal to the middle of the country. Over the next year, there will be an internal battle for the soul of the Dem. party. Let's see which side wins but don't become complacent. Dem's can f*ck this up.

LOL. Like the coastal elite sitting in the half-demolished White House...

Exactly. How do people always want to discount that Trump is from NY, NY who partied at Studio 54 with the likes of Jeffrey Epstein.