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In reply to the discussion: A very real path to taking the Senate has opened up with recent polls [View all]Basement Beat
(659 posts)29. I originally...
hoped to see the Dems go another direction besides Pelosi - but that was short lived. An effective fighter that ALSO pisses and scares the republicans off sounds like a great fit.
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A very real path to taking the Senate has opened up with recent polls [View all]
grantcart
Nov 2018
OP
Wow, novel idea. I would love that, but doesn't the speakership need to be an elected official whose
onetexan
Nov 2018
#63
In a wave election, all things are possible. Each one us can make it happen.
beachbum bob
Nov 2018
#2
I'm not getting my hopes up over any race after '16. I'll save my hopes for after something good r/o
BlueInRedHell
Nov 2018
#24
Santa, all I want for Christmas is a Blue US Senate. I won't ask for anything else. Keep the pony
TeamPooka
Nov 2018
#15
TN and TX are going to be hard. But if we are close in those states then we might wind up
StevieM
Nov 2018
#18
In 2000 the two sides had power sharing when there was a 50-50 tie coming out of the election.
StevieM
Nov 2018
#20
Nope, she isn't flipping. We are going to have to win this thing on Election Day.
StevieM
Nov 2018
#22
I mean presumably there was that power sharing agreement because both sides agreed to it.
Salviati
Nov 2018
#23
"Power sharing" in a 50-50 tie is an outlier. A VP automatically shifts the majority to their party
BumRushDaShow
Nov 2018
#37
Because a LOT of R's, and other's, didnt realize, or were hoping to elect...
Onward AND Upward
Nov 2018
#36
I understand that Beto has an uphill battle, but if Bredesen doesn't win then we know "issues" are
dameatball
Nov 2018
#31
I'm still too burned by 2016 to be TOO optimistic. But the momentum looks good. nt
Honeycombe8
Nov 2018
#41
winning the senate would be very nice in the wake of the Kavanaugh disaster
Demovictory9
Nov 2018
#60