20 Things That Went Right On Election Day...

[AquaAthena]

It was encouraging to read these:


1.Republicans retained control of the U.S. House of Representatives.

2. Voters in Alabama, Montana, and Wyoming all passed measures limiting Obamacare.

3. Tea Party candidate Ted Cruz, one of the conservative movement’s brightest rising stars, overcame establishment GOP opposition to clinch a U.S. Senate victory in Texas.

4. Corruptocrat Beltway barnacle Rep. Pete Stark was finally kicked out of office in California.

5. Despite entrenched teachers’ union opposition, a charter school initiative in Washington state triumphed.

6. Despite entrenched Big Labor support, a radical collective bargaining power grab in Michigan failed.

7. Oklahoma voters said no to government race-based preferences in college admissions, public contracting, and government hiring.

8. Montana voters said no to boundless benefits for illegal aliens.

9. Washington state approved taxpayer-empowering limitations on its state legislature’s ability to raise taxes.

10. For the first time since Reconstruction, the GOP won control of the Arkansas state house.

11. Voters rejected tax hike ballot measures in Arizona, South Dakota, and Missouri.

12. Louisiana voted to protect gun rights.

13. Kentucky voted to protect hunting and fishing rights.

14. Parental notification for minors’ abortion prevailed in Montana.

15. North Carolina Republicans claimed the governor’s office, congressional gains, and control of the state’s general assembly.

16.

17. Conservatives won big victories in the Kansas state legislature.

18. Republicans won historic supermajorities in Tennessee.

19.Across the country, Republicans reached a post-2000 record number of gubernatorial victories.

20. Conservatives who were devastated by the national election results demonstrated how to lose with dignity and grace. There will be finger-pointing and recriminations and soul-searching, but committed activists can’t and won’t lose heart. We’ll regroup, recover, and keep fighting for our country.

***

Our friend and commenter SteveEgg adds: “And you missed Rs retaking the WI Senate.”

21. Wisconsin: GOP wins back control of state government.

Michelle Malkin » 20 things that went right on Election Day

 

[AquaAthena]

It was encouraging to read these:


1.Republicans retained control of the U.S. House of Representatives.

2. Voters in Alabama, Montana, and Wyoming all passed measures limiting Obamacare.

3. Tea Party candidate Ted Cruz, one of the conservative movement’s brightest rising stars, overcame establishment GOP opposition to clinch a U.S. Senate victory in Texas.

4. Corruptocrat Beltway barnacle Rep. Pete Stark was finally kicked out of office in California.

5. Despite entrenched teachers’ union opposition, a charter school initiative in Washington state triumphed.

6. Despite entrenched Big Labor support, a radical collective bargaining power grab in Michigan failed.

7. Oklahoma voters said no to government race-based preferences in college admissions, public contracting, and government hiring.

8. Montana voters said no to boundless benefits for illegal aliens.

9. Washington state approved taxpayer-empowering limitations on its state legislature’s ability to raise taxes.

10. For the first time since Reconstruction, the GOP won control of the Arkansas state house.

11. Voters rejected tax hike ballot measures in Arizona, South Dakota, and Missouri.

12. Louisiana voted to protect gun rights.

13. Kentucky voted to protect hunting and fishing rights.

14. Parental notification for minors’ abortion prevailed in Montana.

15. North Carolina Republicans claimed the governor’s office, congressional gains, and control of the state’s general assembly.

16.

17. Conservatives won big victories in the Kansas state legislature.

18. Republicans won historic supermajorities in Tennessee.

19.Across the country, Republicans reached a post-2000 record number of gubernatorial victories.

20. Conservatives who were devastated by the national election results demonstrated how to lose with dignity and grace. There will be finger-pointing and recriminations and soul-searching, but committed activists can’t and won’t lose heart. We’ll regroup, recover, and keep fighting for our country.

***

Our friend and commenter SteveEgg adds: “And you missed Rs retaking the WI Senate.”

21. Wisconsin: GOP wins back control of state government.

Michelle Malkin » 20 things that went right on Election Day

Many advances made on election day....

 

[Leweman]

Doesn't count cause Obama got elected even with such criticism and vetting by the media of his first four years.

 

[mamooth]

20. Conservatives who were devastated by the national election results demonstrated how to lose with dignity and grace.

That was a joke, right? No human can actually be that un-self-aware, can they?

 

[AquaAthena]

20. Conservatives who were devastated by the national election results demonstrated how to lose with dignity and grace.

That was a joke, right? No human can actually be that un-self-aware, can they?

You might have a valid point. Message boards were probably not included in the analysis.

 

[Leweman]

20. Conservatives who were devastated by the national election results demonstrated how to lose with dignity and grace.

That was a joke, right? No human can actually be that un-self-aware, can they?

Well we know that libs can't win with dignity and grace that's for sure.

 

[Missouri_Mike]

It was encouraging to read these:


1.Republicans retained control of the U.S. House of Representatives.

2. Voters in Alabama, Montana, and Wyoming all passed measures limiting Obamacare.

3. Tea Party candidate Ted Cruz, one of the conservative movement’s brightest rising stars, overcame establishment GOP opposition to clinch a U.S. Senate victory in Texas.

4. Corruptocrat Beltway barnacle Rep. Pete Stark was finally kicked out of office in California.

5. Despite entrenched teachers’ union opposition, a charter school initiative in Washington state triumphed.

6. Despite entrenched Big Labor support, a radical collective bargaining power grab in Michigan failed.

7. Oklahoma voters said no to government race-based preferences in college admissions, public contracting, and government hiring.

8. Montana voters said no to boundless benefits for illegal aliens.

9. Washington state approved taxpayer-empowering limitations on its state legislature’s ability to raise taxes.

10. For the first time since Reconstruction, the GOP won control of the Arkansas state house.

11. Voters rejected tax hike ballot measures in Arizona, South Dakota, and Missouri.

12. Louisiana voted to protect gun rights.

13. Kentucky voted to protect hunting and fishing rights.

14. Parental notification for minors’ abortion prevailed in Montana.

15. North Carolina Republicans claimed the governor’s office, congressional gains, and control of the state’s general assembly.

16.

17. Conservatives won big victories in the Kansas state legislature.

18. Republicans won historic supermajorities in Tennessee.

19.Across the country, Republicans reached a post-2000 record number of gubernatorial victories.

20. Conservatives who were devastated by the national election results demonstrated how to lose with dignity and grace. There will be finger-pointing and recriminations and soul-searching, but committed activists can’t and won’t lose heart. We’ll regroup, recover, and keep fighting for our country.

***

Our friend and commenter SteveEgg adds: “And you missed Rs retaking the WI Senate.”

21. Wisconsin: GOP wins back control of state government.

Michelle Malkin » 20 things that went right on Election Day

I thought you were a left winger until this post. My apologies.

 

[AquaAthena]

It was encouraging to read these:


1.Republicans retained control of the U.S. House of Representatives.

2. Voters in Alabama, Montana, and Wyoming all passed measures limiting Obamacare.

3. Tea Party candidate Ted Cruz, one of the conservative movement’s brightest rising stars, overcame establishment GOP opposition to clinch a U.S. Senate victory in Texas.

4. Corruptocrat Beltway barnacle Rep. Pete Stark was finally kicked out of office in California.

5. Despite entrenched teachers’ union opposition, a charter school initiative in Washington state triumphed.

6. Despite entrenched Big Labor support, a radical collective bargaining power grab in Michigan failed.

7. Oklahoma voters said no to government race-based preferences in college admissions, public contracting, and government hiring.

8. Montana voters said no to boundless benefits for illegal aliens.

9. Washington state approved taxpayer-empowering limitations on its state legislature’s ability to raise taxes.

10. For the first time since Reconstruction, the GOP won control of the Arkansas state house.

11. Voters rejected tax hike ballot measures in Arizona, South Dakota, and Missouri.

12. Louisiana voted to protect gun rights.

13. Kentucky voted to protect hunting and fishing rights.

14. Parental notification for minors’ abortion prevailed in Montana.

15. North Carolina Republicans claimed the governor’s office, congressional gains, and control of the state’s general assembly.

16.

17. Conservatives won big victories in the Kansas state legislature.

18. Republicans won historic supermajorities in Tennessee.

19.Across the country, Republicans reached a post-2000 record number of gubernatorial victories.

20. Conservatives who were devastated by the national election results demonstrated how to lose with dignity and grace. There will be finger-pointing and recriminations and soul-searching, but committed activists can’t and won’t lose heart. We’ll regroup, recover, and keep fighting for our country.

***

Our friend and commenter SteveEgg adds: “And you missed Rs retaking the WI Senate.”

21. Wisconsin: GOP wins back control of state government.

Michelle Malkin » 20 things that went right on Election Day

I thought you were a left winger until this post. My apologies.

GAWD NOOOO. Here is a picture of someone more like my political and philosophical ambitions...lol.

 

[BreezeWood]

and the above is another positive reason why the Obama Administration winning 4 more years was for the good of the country and future generations ...

 

[Black_Label]

This thread is hilarious. Trying to pick the peanuts out of the turd of the GOP getting their asses handed to them.

 

[AquaAthena]

and the above is another positive reason why the Obama Administration winning 4 more years was for the good of the country and future generations ...

Say that to me, in two more years....

 

[AquaAthena]

This thread is hilarious. Trying to pick the peanuts out of the turd of the GOP getting their asses handed to them.

Peanuts are good for one, unless allergic to them....

 

[BreezeWood]

in two more years the House Republicans will be decimated ...

 

[alan1]

15. North Carolina Republicans claimed the governor’s office, congressional gains, and control of the state’s general assembly.

I bet they still won't have the testicular fortitude to remove the gerrymander known as the NC 12 Congressional District.
North Carolina Redistricting Cases: the 1990s
Snip,

The laboratory that made this birth possible was the computer technology that became available for the 1990s redistricting cycle. The progeny won no Beautiful Baby contests. A Wall Street Journal editorial described the 12th as "political pornography." Known as the "I-85 district," the12th stretched 160 miles across the central Piedmont region of the State, for part of its length no wider than the freeway right-of-way.

 

[Vel]

This thread is hilarious. Trying to pick the peanuts out of the turd of the GOP getting their asses handed to them.

Glad to know you think Obama is a turd too.

 

[Missouri_Mike]

It was encouraging to read these:


1.Republicans retained control of the U.S. House of Representatives.

2. Voters in Alabama, Montana, and Wyoming all passed measures limiting Obamacare.

3. Tea Party candidate Ted Cruz, one of the conservative movement’s brightest rising stars, overcame establishment GOP opposition to clinch a U.S. Senate victory in Texas.

4. Corruptocrat Beltway barnacle Rep. Pete Stark was finally kicked out of office in California.

5. Despite entrenched teachers’ union opposition, a charter school initiative in Washington state triumphed.

6. Despite entrenched Big Labor support, a radical collective bargaining power grab in Michigan failed.

7. Oklahoma voters said no to government race-based preferences in college admissions, public contracting, and government hiring.

8. Montana voters said no to boundless benefits for illegal aliens.

9. Washington state approved taxpayer-empowering limitations on its state legislature’s ability to raise taxes.

10. For the first time since Reconstruction, the GOP won control of the Arkansas state house.

11. Voters rejected tax hike ballot measures in Arizona, South Dakota, and Missouri.

12. Louisiana voted to protect gun rights.

13. Kentucky voted to protect hunting and fishing rights.

14. Parental notification for minors’ abortion prevailed in Montana.

15. North Carolina Republicans claimed the governor’s office, congressional gains, and control of the state’s general assembly.

16.

17. Conservatives won big victories in the Kansas state legislature.

18. Republicans won historic supermajorities in Tennessee.

19.Across the country, Republicans reached a post-2000 record number of gubernatorial victories.

20. Conservatives who were devastated by the national election results demonstrated how to lose with dignity and grace. There will be finger-pointing and recriminations and soul-searching, but committed activists can’t and won’t lose heart. We’ll regroup, recover, and keep fighting for our country.

***

Our friend and commenter SteveEgg adds: “And you missed Rs retaking the WI Senate.”

21. Wisconsin: GOP wins back control of state government.

Michelle Malkin » 20 things that went right on Election Day

I thought you were a left winger until this post. My apologies.

GAWD NOOOO. Here is a picture of someone more like my political and philosophical ambitions...lol.

Love Ayne Rand, I seem to be out of rep points to give so you get this.

 

[AquaAthena]

I thought you were a left winger until this post. My apologies.

GAWD NOOOO. Here is a picture of someone more like my political and philosophical ambitions...lol.

Love Ayne Rand, I seem to be out of rep points to give so you get this.

Well, thank you darling, for the effort, but I opted out of the reps system, on Oct.31,2012. ( on my page, under Occupation, as that was the only field with any remaining space for characters ) Literally and figuratively speaking.

Ayn Rand. I have many books written by her. Even love her novels as they bring us right into today's world which would explain why Atlas Shrugged sells 500,000 copies a year, to this day, 50 years after she spent 12 years writing it.