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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Face it guys: It's over. [/quote]

(Hearing this in Larry David's voice)[/quote]

Yup. It's over. Nice run while we had it. What we'd get? 243 years?

Hopefully whatever comes next is able to fight corruption better than the system we had. 
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For the love of God, stay down. For your own good, Man/Woman! You lost the election perhaps due the very same piss poor judgment you are exhibiting here. I don't know, I'm just guessing here.[/quote]

2018 would like a word[/quote]

Oh please, 2018 was a symphony of "there is no crisis at the border" which literally resulted in a crisis at the border! You are not fit to run and in this environment, THAT is saying something.[/quote]

2018 was a referendum on the GOP clusterfck

And it's interesting that you see the crisis that happened on Trump's watch while Republicans were in charge of every branch of government is somehow a referendum on Democrats. But that's Trumpster logic for ya, I suppose.[/quote]

And then you lost North Carolina due to the AA vote....[/quote]

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/09/10/us/politics/north-carolina-special-election.html

[quote]Dan Bishop, a Republican state senator, scored a narrow victory on Tuesday in a special House election in North Carolina that demonstrated President Trump’s appeal with his political base but also highlighted his party’s deepening unpopularity with suburban voters.

Mr. Bishop defeated Dan McCready, a moderate Democrat, one day after Mr. Trump made a full-throated plea for support for the Republican at a rally on the conservative end of a Charlotte-to-Fayetteville district, which the president carried by nearly 12 points in 2016.

With most votes counted on Tuesday night, Mr. Bishop was ahead by about two percentage points, according to The Associated Press.

The fierce fight for the Ninth Congressional District also brought to an end a tortured political drama: The 2018 midterm race for the seat, in which Mr. McCready barely lost against a different Republican, was in question for months because of evidence of election fraud on the G.O.P. side. The election was finally thrown out, an embarrassing conclusion for state Republicans who had carved the lines of the deeply red district.

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Now, as Mr. Trump heads into a re-election year, the close outcome in a district that hasn’t been held by Democrats since the 1960s confirmed once more that he energizes the left and some independents to fight against him just as much as he inspires Republicans to fight for him. In 2018, Democratic candidates flipped several G.O.P.-held House seats in districts that Mr. Trump had won, a sign of distaste among moderate and suburban voters who reluctantly backed him in 2016.

And that trend shows no sign of abating: on Tuesday, Mr. McCready actually performed better in the district’s Charlotte suburbs than he did when he lost by a smaller overall margin last year.

For Democrats looking ahead to 2020, those midterm results and Mr. Bishop’s slim margin in a conservative seat offer more evidence that Mr. Trump could face trouble in states such as North Carolina, which is Republican-leaning but filled with the sort of college-educated voters who have grown uneasy with the president.[/quote]

Maybe your crystal ball is better than mine but I don't see anything that should make you as cocky as you are about 2020.

I'm not cocky either but jesus, your bluster makes you sound stupid.

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