The Joy of Democrat media
But they lose U S Senate races in red areas "Becasue of gerrymandering"
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“In 2016 we had a split decision,” Dowd said. “Trump takes the electoral college, geography. Hillary Clinton wins the popular vote. Democrats won the popular vote last night by 8 million votes. But they lose U.S. Senate races in red areas –”
“Because of gerrymandering,” Behar interrupted.
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“Because of gerrymandering,” Behar interrupted
Priceless.
Yes, yes, we have idiots who know nothing about civics on both sides, but go ahead and laugh at the stupid liberal. The fact that Dowd pointed out is still true, "Democrats won the popular vote last night by 8 million votes". Conservatives trying to imagine themselves the majority saying things like "America supports Trump" while over 54% disapprove of him is just as moronic as Joy Behars confusion about Senate elections.
True, but we're no less Americans either. The conservatives dismiss the supposed coastal elites but the fact is most of the people living and working in those coastal cities are middle income hard working tax paying American citizens. We have as much right to determine the direction this nation is heading as any other citizen. We also make up the majority and will continue to push for progressive ideals so conservatives can stick their hands out and try to stop the tide with their fingers but no matter what you do, you won't recognize the conservative party of twenty years from now just as the conservative party of twenty years ago wouldn't recognize conservatism today.
I bet she did an 'oh shit!' when she was informed backstage of her logical brain fart.
How about something radical, let's ban political parties. There is nothing in the Constitution about forming or letting political parties exist. Each race should be about the individual candidates not about their political affiliations alone. We have split this country due to the creation and existence of the political party system and with the primary system where we choose candidates to run in the General election based on which political party we belong to. We ban both political parties and the primaries and then we can start doing what each election should be about: voting based on our own personal beliefs and needs and selecting the office holder that best represents ourselves. Too many people fail to research their candidates and as such vote for someone whom claims to be something they are not. For instance, I voted against Knute Buehler in both the Republican primary and the General election for Oregon governor; because he did not ring true on his positions and as the General election campaign moved forward I was proven correct. I ended up voting for the Constitution candidate for Oregon governor as his stated positions were closer to my positions than any of the other candidates.
"Joy".….is such a JOY !