I think I see a pattern emerging.

[DLCWIdem]

1. Joe Scarborough comes out and says There was no great blue wave. In fact, Democratics didn't even win. Even though they still got control of the House they lost seats. They didn't do well in Senate they have only a net gain of 1. They didn't get control of the senate. The majority of Americans have repudiated thier agenda. Etc.... They have got to govern to our side not the liberal side.

2. Rick Santorum comes out and basically says the same thing. Democrats didn't have a big election. Etc... the American people don't want their socialist agenda. Etc...


3. Charlie Dent comes out says the American people chose a divided government they want checks and balances....

Do you see the pattern. They are trying to downplay our win. In will not let them this is a win.

Dont get me wrong if they want unity. I am for it like Joe said. But don't let them fool us into thinking this wasn't a win.

[Progressive Jones]

1. It IS a win, and I see it as a door to better things in 2022. nt

[Meowmee]

16. It was a huge win whatever the totals were etc.

We got rid of a fascist who is destroying the country and we have a chance to try to stop the destruction.

[onecaliberal]

2. Biden/ Harris wok more votes than any other ticket in the history of the United States.

So NO. I don’t give a fuck what repukes say or want.

[live love laugh]

3. They've been doing this all week. nt

[StarryNite]

4. We got rid of that orange POS.

Make no mistake, it was a win, a huge win. And it bugs the shit out of them.

[vercetti2021]

5. What's new?

Same shit happened after 2008. Same shit happened in 2012. Same shit happened in 2018

These fuckers are the reason a liberal media is a bullshit propaganda piece.

[brush]

6. Getting rid of trump was out main goal and we did it.

Screw them. Everything else is gravy and they can stew in their defeat and keep pretending we didn't really win.

[Eyeball_Kid]

7. When would any of those people comment otherwise?

Respectfully, I don’t see a pattern. I have heard many media people express elation at Biden and Harris’ apparent win. What’s puzzling for me is the fact that PA hasn’t been called. Enough already.

[kurtcagle]

8. It's the sound that grifters make when they decide to make you their mark

They realize that if the sleeping bear fully wakes, they are dead. "Give up, stop thinking, don't fight our attempts at control. You're not ready for that yet, this was a fluke, don't count on it happening again. We know best."

Psychopaths, one and all.

[world wide wally]

9. We cut off the head of the snake

Now we need to do the same to the turtle

[moonscape]

10. Well, I admit to having a hard time with

the election. I believed we were going to have 2018-type results and am still trying to process it.

Relieved of course, but that’s not the only emotion ...

On to Georgia ...

[Mister Ed]

17. Seems to me we actually are seeing 2018-type results.

2018 was a blue tide rather than a blue tsunami. Democratic gains seemed disappointingly modest at first, but as more and more vote counts were finalized, the enormity of what had happened became apparent. I'm seeing the same pattern here. Biden is 4 million votes ahead of Trump in the popular vote, and California's final tally will probably add a couple of million votes to his lead.

Of course, it's much, much more difficult for the nation's blue-majority voters to take control of the Senate than the House, because House representation is proportional to population and Senate representation is not.

So yes, just as you say, it's now on to Georgia. Georgia, which has just turned blue for its first Presidential election in many a year. There's much cause for cheer.

[uponit7771]

18. +1, when we win control of the senate after GA runoffs then crush the kGOP with PR and DC. I"m

... sick of coddling these enablers of a child abusing racist like Trump.

Fuck em, we're wasting time on their feeling

[DLCWIdem]

19. I agree. We.have to get Georgia 2 senate seats

So we can get Statehood for DC and Puerto Rico. I don't see how giving everyone a voice and a vote in a democracy can be a radical issue. But you know the repubs are going to frame it as such.

[qdouble]

11. Every democratic victory is automatically spun into a loss.

The worst thing we can do is to start thinking that incremental improvements are bad. In the real world, after you accomplish one thing there’s always going to be another hill to climb.

[WheelWalker]

12. Joe comes out swinging. He's got a mandate from the populace. Not backing down.

Will appeal to and win popular support for common sense policies and programs that benefit the working stiff while addressing global and national imperatives.

[chowder66]

13. The only agenda the Trumpers had was to 'own the libs'.

They didn't care what Trump did or didn't do otherwise.

[DanieRains]

14. Scarborough The Conservative Position Of Helping Billionaires Rob Our Families And Destroy The Earth

So they can buy bigger yachts, while the planet literally burns is no position anyone with a working brain could support.

I don't care if there is 70 Millions suckers out there.

It is not that conservatives are stupid, and dishonest, it is the fact that they are EVIL.

Conservatism = Help Billionaires (and nothing else)

F Conservative lemmings.

[Wanderlust988]

15. I think Americans tend to prefer divided govt more times than not

I think Trump scared the fuck out a lot of people with socialism, court packing, etc., so people thought well we'll depose of the orange anus and put in Republicans in the Senate to check Biden so AOC and Omar don't takeover the country.