States that voted for Clinton in 2016
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whitehall
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If you look at the county election returns it looks like a landslide for Trump. The big cities are the only thing that the Hildabeast had going for her and city election returns are easy to falsify in a liberal city. You can count on the fact that the MSM will never question democrat votes.
Meathead
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Conjucture without knowing who's going to rum for the Socialist is largely useless. Biden, Beto and Bernie are the only ones who have appeal in swing states.
Aldo Raine
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Va is surely in play for Republicans but Mi, Wi and Pa are in play for Dems. Could get interesting!
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Actually Pelosi and the Democrats put illegal aliens ahead of Federal Workers, not President Trump
The only state that Clinton won that seems vulnerable is New Hampshire. In 2018, NH was split with Republicans retaining the Governor's mansion and Democrats taking the state legislature and both US House seats.
Michigan and Pennsylvania are likely back in the Democrat column. The most telling exit poll question was whether sexual harassment was more or less of a issue in this country. In both states, the number who said it was more of a problem was over 50%. Female voters buried Republicans. Wisconsin was a win for Democrats as they narrowly won the Governor's race and won several more statewide offices easily. Also Foxconn could be a issue that works against Republicans as the Republicans passed a bill to stop a Democrat Governor from ending the deal and with the Foxconn mess, the state could be on the hook for billions even if they break their promise which it seem they are.
Republicans could also have major issues among other states Trump won. Republicans had to pull every dirty trick to prevent people from voting to eke out a narrow win in Georgia's Governor's race. In Arizona, Democrats won 3 statewide races marking the first time any Democrat has won statewide. If Biden is the nominee, Texas could take the route of the Texas Senate race in 2018. A narrow Republican lead. In Maine, Republicans are likely to lose the lone electoral vote they won because of the tiered voting system they use in federal elections.
Michigan and Pennsylvania are likely back in the Democrat column. The most telling exit poll question was whether sexual harassment was more or less of a issue in this country. In both states, the number who said it was more of a problem was over 50%. Female voters buried Republicans. Wisconsin was a win for Democrats as they narrowly won the Governor's race and won several more statewide offices easily. Also Foxconn could be a issue that works against Republicans as the Republicans passed a bill to stop a Democrat Governor from ending the deal and with the Foxconn mess, the state could be on the hook for billions even if they break their promise which it seem they are.
Republicans could also have major issues among other states Trump won. Republicans had to pull every dirty trick to prevent people from voting to eke out a narrow win in Georgia's Governor's race. In Arizona, Democrats won 3 statewide races marking the first time any Democrat has won statewide. If Biden is the nominee, Texas could take the route of the Texas Senate race in 2018. A narrow Republican lead. In Maine, Republicans are likely to lose the lone electoral vote they won because of the tiered voting system they use in federal elections.
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Yes, those people. Most people just want to be able to do their job and not be used a pawns in a political power struggle.
A month of uncertainty and no cash flowing in.
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Most of the Fed workers I know do not view it that way.
Remodeling Maidiac
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That will be a non issue in 2 years. Not only that but the blame was nearly split so it's a wash anyways
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Actually South Dakota got royally screwed as well.
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True, but the opposite happened in 2010. Those states went for Obama in 2008 handily, swung wildly to the GOP in the 2010 midterms, and then went back to Obama in 2012. Ultimately, it will depend on the economy next year and the ratio of people pissed off at him over the stupid shit coming out of his mouth.
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But they will never swap. They voted for Trump by a margin of 30%.
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/——/ Just as funny as you claiming they are mad at Trump for a paid vacation. Bwhahahaha Bwhahahaha
/—-/ Being stupid with money is Trump’s fault? We have a 6 month emergency fund. They should have anticipated a shutdown.
/———/ then they are too partisan to vote for trump anyway. They got paid for not working.
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