Mid-term Election 2022 Live Thread – Welcome to the Party Pal!

[corbe]

   @Bigun
   
    Granted covid was occupying much of his time in the runup to his failed reelection. 
    But to answer your question, appointing McDaniel to head the RNC and Priebus (last RNC chair) as his first CoS, endorsing McConnell AND McCarthy in their last election. 
    His BS detector is broken!

[Hoodat]

In the days ahead, I implore each of you to scrub the word 'fraud' from your vocabulary.  It is a literary nuance, but one that has far reaching percussions in the legal community.

'Fraud' signifies intent.  And unless intent can be proved, the term 'fraud' will continue to be bounced from every courtroom in America.  Instead, use the word 'illegal'  it will be much easier to bring a case saying the law was not followed than to bring one where the Dems committed election fraud.  Thanks.

[Bigun]

He could have built bridges between factions instead of burning them to the ground, over and over. How many times did he say he was going to primary various conservatives. From Cruz to the freedom caucus members and beyond. He didn't win people over if they didn't agree, he threatened to destroy them instead.

I'm fully cognizant of Trump's personality flaws @DB my question to @corbe and now you remains.

What could Trump could have done solely on his own to fix the illegal ballots problem in some states?

[Hoodat]

   @Bigun
   
    Granted covid was occupying much of his time in the runup to his failed reelection. 
    But to answer your question, appointing McDaniel to head the RNC and Priebus (last RNC chair) as his first CoS, endorsing McConnell AND McCarthy in their last election. 
    His BS detector is broken!

And now endorsing RSCC chair Rick Scott to replace McConnell, immediately following Scott's abysmal performance in the 2022 Senate elections.

[Bigun]

   @Bigun
   
    Granted covid was occupying much of his time in the runup to his failed reelection. 
    But to answer your question, appointing McDaniel to head the RNC and Priebus (last RNC chair) as his first CoS, endorsing McConnell AND McCarthy in their last election. 
    His BS detector is broken!

Sorry @corbe but that is not responsive to the specific question I asked you.

[aligncare]

It's not so much of people blaming Trump for what happened, but more of Trump only caring about Trump in the midst of this is happening.

Alarms are sounding and red lights are flashing in America, we don’t have time for pretense.  Governor DeSantis is being used by corporate media (read as establishment, swamp, powers that be, whichever you prefer) to fracture the MAGA movement and Trump knows this.

Knocking out a potential contender is never pretty, both sides do it in political contests.  Besides, I don’t think using ‘DeSanctimonious’ constitutes a knockout blow or seems particularly out of bounds based on some of DeSantis’ political ads.

[corbe]

    @Bigun we just witnessed the cumulative damage those 3 have done to the GOP brand in an election which, historically, should have been a cakewalk.   

[Right_in_Virginia]

It's not so much of people blaming Trump for what happened, but more of Trump only caring about Trump in the midst of this is happening.

Here's     another idea for a poster to add to your "Stupid Should Hurt" collection.

Trump is the only Republican leader sounding clarion calls for election reforms, citing AZ and NV, and for McConnell's immediate replacement.

[Hoodat]

Alarms are sounding and red lights are flashing in America, we don’t have time for pretense.  Governor DeSantis is being used by corporate media (read as establishment, swamp, powers that be, whichever you prefer) to fracture the MAGA movement and Trump knows this.

I vehemently disagree.  DeSantis could care less about Trump.

Knocking out a potential contender is never pretty, both sides do it in political contests.

There's only one side here.  Trump, Trump, Trump.

Besides, I don’t think using ‘DeSanctimonious’ constitutes a knockout blow or seems particularly out of bounds based on some of DeSantis’ political ads.

No, it is simply being disrespectful for no reason.  It is petty, mean-spirited conceit.

[Bigun]

    @Bigun we just witnessed the cumulative damage those 3 have done to the GOP brand in an election which, historically, should have been a cakewalk.   

OK @corbe It's apparent that you aren't going to answer my question so I'll just tell you that there was NOTHING President Trump could have done on his own to address the ballot problems we have in certain states!

[DB]

I'm fully cognizant of Trump's personality flaws @DB my question to @corbe and now you remains.

What could Trump could have done solely on his own to fix the illegal ballots problem in some states?

Regarding elections after he was out of office, realistically probably not much. While in office he could have pushed a whole lot harder at stopping the endless lockdowns that started with him and the excuses that followed for mail in ballots. In short, he could have actually led instead of followed his "experts".

[Bigun]

Regarding elections after he was out of office, realistically probably not much. While in office he could have pushed a whole lot harder at stopping the endless lockdowns that started with him and the excuses that followed for mail in ballots. In short, he could have actually led instead of followed his "experts".

OK. If you say so @DB but I think your never Trump bias is getting involved with your thought processes.

[Smokin Joe]

I know, right? I didn't get it at first. I saw muck boots on a governor and got a kinda "There's a guy, right in it, helping out" vibe...

Didn't even occur to me that muck boots might be thought a joke... Not to mention their color, which I hardly noticed in passing.

This is a laugh riot.

Well, they are awful clean for muck boots...

[catfish1957]

Updated 11:30 a.m.

@mystery-ak

I've done a district - county by county turnout review, and drill down ....  this isn't ironclad method but where the votes are outstanding, and % ballot completion should give a fair estimate, of how the race breaks-


The remaining races include:

Alaska's at-large Congressional District: Democratic Rep. Mary Peltola and Republican Sarah Palin. Stupid ranking runoff

Arizona:
AZ-01 with Democrat Jevin Hodge and Republican Rep. David Schweikert. 50.4-49.6

3K votes down with 32 k theo. votes left.  One county only -Maricopa- Strong advantage Dem.

AZ-06 with Democrat Kirsten Engel and Republican Juan Ciscomani. 50.2-49.8

3/4 of the outstanding vote is in heavily dim leaning Pima County-  I think this one goes to the dems. Advantage Dem



California:
CA-03 with Democrat Kermit Jones and Republican Kevin Kiley. 53.0-47.0

District has several GOP leaning counties that have plenty of cushion. GOP Win

CA-09 with Democrat Rep. Josh Harder and Republican Tom Patti. 56.3-43.7

Overwhelming percentage of voter highly favors the Dems.  Easy hold.  Dem Win

CA-13 with Democrat Adam Gray and Republican John Duarte. 50.1-49.9

Counties slow in counting are significantly Dim in config so far.  Democratic Win


CA-21 with Democrat Rep. Jim Costa and Republican Michael Maher 54.6-45.4

Liberal Fresno undercounted of the two counties.  Dems bigly. Democratic Win


CA-22 with Democrat Rudy Salas and Republican Rep. David Valadao 52.5-47.5

County make up a distribution is a near wash, with slight slight edgeto dims  This one is an utter tossup...   But with near 3K lead in hand?  GOP Win

CA-27 with Democrat Christy Smith and Republican Rep. Mike Garcia 55.4-44.6

Unless there are very dissimilar precints within this district, this one should have been already called. GOP Win

CA-41 with Democrat Will Rollins and Republican Rep. Ken Calvert 50.7-49.3

Another one that will rely on which precint ideology trends-  Razor close, but based on present lead- GOP Win

CA-45 with Democrat Jay Chen and Republican Rep. Michelle Steel 53.8-46.2

Conservative Orange County should prevail- GOP Win

CA-47 with Democrat Rep. Katie Porter and Republican Scott Baugh 51.3-48.7

Nothing to stop the dem loss here.  Dem win
CA-49 with Democrat Rep. Mike Levin and Republican Brian Maryott 52.3-47.7

Big  Lead, Blue district.  Dem Win

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Colorado:
CO-03 with Democrat Adam Frisch and Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert 50.2-49.8

All the vote is in basically (>99%) This is Boebert unless the dims find out some way to steal, like recount-  GOP Win

CO-08 with Democrat Yadira Caraveo and Republican Barbara Kirkmeyer 48.4-47.7

County votes missing favors the GOP but with a 2k lead, this is going to be razor close. Coin flip..  Dem Hold

Maine:
ME-02 with Democrat Rep. Jared Golden and Republican Bruce Poliquin 49.2-43.9

2 counties who I have no idea aligns show no votes.  With the big lead otherwise . A no doubter.....   Dem Win

New Mexico:
NM-02 with Democrat Vasquez v. GOP Herrell- 50.3-49.7

Missing counted votes are from heavily blue counties. Easy blue.  Dem win.


New York:
NY-22 with Democrat Francis Conole and Republican Brandon Williams 50.7-49.3

No reason this one should be called.  94%vote in GOP Win

Oregon:
OR-05 with Democrat Jamie McLeod-Skinner and Republican Lori Chavez-DeRemer 51.1-48.8

Most votes outstanding are from Blue leaning Clackamas, and otherwise slight otherwise edge to the dims Dems Win

OR-06 with Democrat Andrea Salinas and Republican Mike Erickson 49.7-48.0

Dims have heavy advantage in counties that have reported less.  This lead should widen. Dems win



Present Count GOP 211 (for over 48 hrs.) Dem. 204


Count based on my analysis and projection

GOP 218 Dem. 217

@mystery-ak

[Hoodat]

Here's     another idea for a poster to add to your "Stupid Should Hurt" collection.

Trump is the only Republican leader sounding clarion calls for election reforms, citing AZ and NV

Absolutely positively 100% false.  Also, it wasn't until after the 2020 election that Trump even noticed State GOP politics.  He was instrumental in destroying local control of State Parties in 2016.  Trump was a great ally for the RNC, perhaps their greatest.

and for McConnell's immediate replacement.

lol, Trump endorsed McConnell twice.  He even saved McConnell from getting primaried in 2014.  In fact, the first time he even mentioned any opposition to McConnell was January 2021, and that is only because it affected Trump, Trump, Trump.  For four years, McConnell was screwing over the entire country, but Trump didn't never once took notice.

Yet now he want's Rick Scott to replace him.  Rick Scott.  RSCC chair Rick Scott.  And the only reason he named Scott was to slight DeSantis.  Not because Scott will stop the Democrats or that Scott did a good job at helping Republicans take control of the Senate (his only job for the last two years).

[Bigun]

Considering his Svengali like hold on the brain dead base maybe he could have endorsed better candidates?

The candidates he endorsed is NOT the problem! The PROBLEM is that election laws in some states are being ignored at will! @Weird Tolkienish Figure

[Right_in_Virginia]

Has the GOP establishment done enough yet to prove they will happily accept defeat  --- indeed, promote it ---- for the majority of Republican voters to believe it?  The establishment WILL get what it wants, one way or the other.  "Uniparty"  is more than clever, it's reality.

From time to time, a Briefer will post how upset he or she still is over how successful the establishment was in crushing the Tea Party. What does anyone truly think is going on with MAGA?  They will accept total defeat in 2024 if MAGA ends with it.

Any Republican thrown against Trump will be approved by McConnell and Ryan.  The candidate will sign on the dotted line in return for what McConnell/Ryan can provide:  Congressional support, battles defined by and won in the media, and money ---- buckets and buckets of money.

The Repubican candidate given the mantle "can win" against Trump by the GOP establishment will be the surrogate for Mitch McConnell.

We need to stop jumping from emotional cue to emotional cue like trained seals and focus on our actual choice:  Mitch McConnell or Donald Trump.  Assuming R's win in 2024, which of these two do we prefer sits behind the Resolute desk?

[Hoodat]

Count based on my analysis and projection

GOP 218 Dem. 217

Yeah, that's what I came up with, too.  Any race where the Republican candidate is leading by less than 2 points, I gave it to the Dems.

[Hoodat]

Has the GOP establishment done enough yet to prove they will happily accept defeat  --- indeed, promote it ---- for the majority of Republican voters to believe it?  The establishment WILL get what it wants, one way or the other.  "Uniparty"  is more than clever, it's reality.

And because of the rules changes at the 2016 RNC Convention that Trump delegates pushed through, it is now impossible for any grass roots movement to remove them.  This battle was lost in 2016.  And reappointing Ronna McDaniel as RNC chair for another 4 years certainly didn't help.  Guess who did that?

[Hoodat]

We need to stop jumping from emotional cue to emotional cue like trained seals and focus on our actual choice:  Mitch McConnell or Donald Trump.  Which of these two do we prefer sits behind the Resolute desk?

See:  Logical Fallacies - False Dilemma

I'll take DeSantis, or Cruz, or Roem, or Martinez over either of these.

[Smokin Joe]

   @Bigun
   
    Granted covid was occupying much of his time in the runup to his failed reelection. 
    But to answer your question, appointing McDaniel to head the RNC and Priebus (last RNC chair) as his first CoS, endorsing McConnell AND McCarthy in their last election. 
    His BS detector is broken!

His signature line from his "reality" TV show was "You're fired!"

If you have to fire that many people, it's time to really take a serious look at your hiring practices. Unfortunately, Trump hired folks who were recommended by the swamp GOPe, and long term staffers who were not about to crap in their mess kits by taking down the swamp.

[Right_in_Virginia]

Benny Johnson
@bennyjohnson

Our current class of Republican “Leaders” are career DC corporatists who would rather have Democrats in total control of our Government than have a few MAGA/America First Republicans in their majority.

If you need evidence look at the 2022 midterm results.

This is betrayal.


11:32 PM · Nov 12, 2022 ·Twitter for iPhone

[Bigun]

His signature line from his "reality" TV show was "You're fired!"

If you have to fire that many people, it's time to really take a serious look at your hiring practices. Unfortunately, Trump hired folks who were recommended by the swamp GOPe, and long term staffers who were not about to crap in their mess kits by taking down the swamp.

Most of the people Trump hired were forced on him by the GOPe as they had to get Senate approval in order to serve.

[Bigun]

Benny Johnson
@bennyjohnson

Our current class of Republican “Leaders” are career DC corporatists who would rather have Democrats in total control of our Government than have a few MAGA/America First Republicans in their majority.

If you need evidence look at the 2022 midterm results.

This is betrayal.


11:32 PM · Nov 12, 2022 ·Twitter for iPhone

That is just plain FACT!

[Hoodat]

Benny Johnson
@bennyjohnson

Our current class of Republican “Leaders” are career DC corporatists who would rather have Democrats in total control of our Government than have a few MAGA/America First Republicans in their majority.

If you need evidence look at the 2022 midterm results.

This is betrayal.


11:32 PM · Nov 12, 2022 ·Twitter for iPhone

Us Cruz supporters were saying this back in 2015 and 2016 fighting it out at each State convention while Trump was filling his delegate slots with DC corporatists proxies and cutting deals with the Priebus cabal.

[Smokin Joe]

I'm fully cognizant of Trump's personality flaws @DB my question to @corbe and now you remains.

What could Trump could have done solely on his own to fix the illegal ballots problem in some states?

Considering the Constitution calls for the States to follow the election rules and laws set forth by the several States' legislatures, Trump could have only called for cleaning up that political landscape (by the states themselves), and appointed judges who would enforce the Constitutional constraints that require any changes to come from the legislature, and not some edict by an appointee or executive branch flunky within the State Government. Where the law is breaking down is that changes are made in violation of the Constitution, yet no one is enforcing the Constitution, up to and including SCOTUS in 2020.

[Hoodat]

His signature line from his "reality" TV show was "You're fired!"

Yet he never fired Fauci.

[Bigun]

Considering the Constitution calls for the States to follow the election rules and laws set forth by the several States' legislatures, Trump could have only called for cleaning up that political landscape (by the states themselves), and appointed judges who would enforce the Constitutional constraints that require any changes to come from the legislature, and not some edict by an appointee or executive branch flunky within the State Government. Where the law is breaking down is that changes are made in violation of the Constitution, yet no one is enforcing the Constitution, up to and including SCOTUS in 2020.

That is ALL 100% correct @Smokin Joe what was left of this once great republic was lost on December 11, 2020 and all the crying and teeth gnashing currently going on is purely academic. The USA as we have known it is dead as a post!

[berdie]

No.  Currently she is in 2nd place behind Tshibaka.  But now Democrat Chesbro and Republican Kelly voters get to choose which of the two they prefer.  That's about 12.4% of the total vote.

There's a gap of about 3000 votes between Tshibaka and Murkowski.  Tshibaka would need at least 32% of those Democrat voters to win.  But seeing how Murkowski endorsed the Democrat candidate in the House race, i suspect all the Dems will choose her over Tshibaka.

Thanks, @Hoodat . Although I don't know anything about Tshibaka...I was hoping Murkowski would be able to stay home for a while. I must have read incorrectly.

[Bigun]

Yet he never fired Fauci.

He would have been impeached and removed from office had he done that IMHO. He was walking a tightrope.

[catfish1957]

RCP has called OR-5 for the GOP....  But no one else has.  in my analysis I thought this would break "D". If this is a true call, then number realigns to 219-216 GOP. 

I wonder who runs their electoral desk.  So...too early to celebrate yet, on that seat, but at least one tad of good news to finally get us off that 211 number we have been stuck on for 3 days.

[Hoodat]

Thanks, @Hoodat . Although I don't know anything about Tshibaka...I was hoping Murkowski would be able to stay home for a while. I must have read incorrectly.

Tshibaka is one of us.

It is difficult to make projections since 20% of the vote is still out.  But this is what we have so far:

Kelly Tshibaka (R)
94,138
44.2%

Lisa Murkowski* (R)
91,205
42.8%

Patricia Chesbro (D)
20,265
9.5%

Buzz Kelley (R)
6,244
2.9%


Let's assume that all of Buzz Kelley's voters are anti-Murkowski and choose Tshibaka as second choice.  Then we have:

Kelly Tshibaka (R)
100,382

Lisa Murkowski* (R)
91,205

Patricia Chesbro (D)
20,265


Murkowski would then need 73% of Chesbro voters to have chosen her as second choice over Tshibaka to win.  The likelihood of that happening is high.

These rules were put in place for one reason and one reason only - to help get Murkowski re-elected.  She has never won a majority of Alaska's vote in any Senate race she has ever run.  But Mitch McConnell likes her so much that he openly violated GOP Party rules to fund her campaign.

[roamer_1]

…yet many on our side are still casting blame at Trump for the failed house and senate seats.

Which is true even in the broadest sense.

If we actually had free and fair elections in this country, a radical democrat agenda wouldn’t stand a chance at the ballot box.  We are still a largely conservative country and deserve conservative representatives, but will probably never get it until we fix the broken electoral system.

Which will never, ever happen with a populist movement (Hence Tumpy to blame even in the broadest sense.). The only thing that will fix it is a swelling, ground-up, grassroots movement. For that you need a rank and file, and a long term agenda... Both of which are utterly absent and impossible in populist movements.

Populism is distraction. Shiny sh*t.

TEA Party.
Turn back to Conservatism.

[catfish1957]

Tshibaka is one of us.


These rules were put in place for one reason and one reason only - to help get Murkowski re-elected.  She has never won a majority of Alaska's vote in any Senate race she has ever run.  But Mitch McConnell likes her so much that he openly violated GOP Party rules to fund her campaign.

I've never bothered to try learn AK's stupid electoral system, but from your vantage point, and all this double/triple ranking/runoff  garbage, does Tshibaka win?

[Hoodat]

He would have been impeached and removed from office had he done that IMHO. He was walking a tightrope.

I strongly disagree.  Impeached?  So what.  Removed from office?  Not a chance.

[Hoodat]

I've never bothered to try AK's stupid electoral system, but from your vantage point, and all this double/triple ranking/runoff  garbage, does Tshibaka win?

If more than 73% of Dems ranked Murkowski over Tshibaka, then no.

[Bigun]

I strongly disagree.  Impeached?  So what.  Removed from office?  Not a chance.

I guess we'll never know but I think you are wrong. That is the one thing that would have done it. @Hoodat

[Hoodat]

On the flip side, if all the Begich voters chose Palin as their second choice, she wins.

[catfish1957]

If more than 73% of Dems ranked Murkowski over Tshibaka, then no.

That is insane.  Running a senate campain like a sports MVP award.  Sheesh

[mystery-ak]

Rich Baris "The People's Pundit"
@Peoples_Pundit
·
1h
In Maricopa and Pima, officials are absolutely cooperating with observers (lawyers). Nobody is hiding anything or any part of the process from either party reps.

Everyone should know that.

[mystery-ak]

https://twitter.com/bennyjohnson/status/1591851024838533125

[corbe]

   IMHO, He can't f*k it up any worse than it will more than likely be.

[Right_in_Virginia]

He would have been impeached and removed from office had he done that IMHO. He was walking a tightrope.

Exactly Bigun  And Mike Pence would have been the star witness for the prosecution.  We know this because Pence refused to do anything about Fauci each time Trump asked.

Remember:  Trump appointed Pence the head of the COVID commission,  Pence brought in Fauci (and Birx) and both reported directly to him.

[Bigun]

Exactly Bigun  And Mike Pence would have been the star witness for the prosecution.  We know this because Pence refused to do anything about Fauci each time Trump asked.

Remember:  Trump appointed Pence the head of the COVID commission,  Pence brought in Fauci (and Birx) and both reported directly to him.

I've said about all I have to say here this morning. After much thought and prayer, I have decided that henceforth whatever energy and resources I have remaining will be spent on returning Texas to her former status as an independent republic.  I wish only the best for all of you here.

[corbe]

[mystery-ak]

Here's Where the House Race Stands With Yet Another GOP Flip
By Nick Arama | 12:30 PM on November 13, 2022

It has seemed that they’re slow-walking the calls for the outstanding races in the House, even when some of them are separated by more than a couple of points. It’s five days after the election and we still don’t know the results for control of the House. I last updated this two days ago. But if there’s anything that needs to be addressed going forward, it’s this concept being pushed that it’s somehow normal to take “days” or even “weeks” to get to a result in the election.

We now have another official call from Decision Desk in the OR-5 race. Republican Lori Chavez-DeRemer defeats Democrat Jamie McLeod-Skinner, 51.4 to 48.86. That’s another Republican flip for the House.

https://twitter.com/DecisionDeskHQ/status/1591818922784952322

According to RealClearPolitics, the current numbers are Republicans, 212 to Democrats, 204. Republicans need 218 for the majority.

These are the races that are still out there to be called. Below, I note if the race has already been called by Decision Desk, it lists the district and then whether the Republican (R) or Democrat (D) is currently leading.

House Races

Alaska
1 D

Arizona
1 D
6 R Ciscomani 51-49 (called by Decision Desk)

California
3 R
9 D
13 R
21 D
22 R
26 D
27 R
34 D
41 R
45 R
47 D
49 D

Colorado
3 R

Maine
2 D

New Mexico
2 D

NY
22 R

OR
6 D

That means that there are still 20 to be decided, with nine of those where the Republicans are leading. Assuming they held all those leads, Republicans would have 221. But for control, they need just six of them.

[catfish1957]

Here's Where the House Race Stands With Yet Another GOP Flip
By Nick Arama | 12:30 PM on November 13, 2022

It has seemed that they’re slow-walking the calls for the outstanding races in the House, even when some of them are separated by more than a couple of points. It’s five days after the election and we still don’t know the results for control of the House. I last updated this two days ago. But if there’s anything that needs to be addressed going forward, it’s this concept being pushed that it’s somehow normal to take “days” or even “weeks” to get to a result in the election.

We now have another official call from Decision Desk in the OR-5 race. Republican Lori Chavez-DeRemer defeats Democrat Jamie McLeod-Skinner, 51.4 to 48.86. That’s another Republican flip for the House.

https://twitter.com/DecisionDeskHQ/status/1591818922784952322

According to RealClearPolitics, the current numbers are Republicans, 212 to Democrats, 204. Republicans need 218 for the majority.

These are the races that are still out there to be called. Below, I note if the race has already been called by Decision Desk, it lists the district and then whether the Republican (R) or Democrat (D) is currently leading.

House Races

Alaska
1 D

Arizona
1 D
6 R Ciscomani 51-49 (called by Decision Desk)

California
3 R
9 D
13 R
21 D
22 R
26 D
27 R
34 D
41 R
45 R
47 D
49 D

Colorado
3 R

Maine
2 D

New Mexico
2 D

NY
22 R

OR
6 D

That means that there are still 20 to be decided, with nine of those where the Republicans are leading. Assuming they held all those leads, Republicans would have 221. But for control, they need just six of them.

That's a +2 from my earlier projection, making it now likely 220- 215.  I am feeling a little better this afternoon about the GOP getting the house.

[mystery-ak]

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Donald J. Trump

@realDonaldTrump
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5h

It’s Mitch McConnell’s fault. Spending money to defeat great Republican candidates instead of backing Blake Masters and others was a big mistake. Giving 4 Trillion Dollars to the Radical Left for the Green New Deal, not Infrastructure, was an even bigger mistake. He blew the Midterms, and everyone despises him and his otherwise lovely wife, Coco Chow!

[DB]

OK. If you say so @DB but I think your never Trump bias is getting involved with your thought processes.

Well, I expected more from you instead of just calling me "never Trump".

[Hoodat]

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Donald J. Trump

@realDonaldTrump
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5h

It’s Mitch McConnell’s fault. Spending money to defeat great Republican candidates instead of backing Blake Masters and others was a big mistake. Giving 4 Trillion Dollars to the Radical Left for the Green New Deal, not Infrastructure, was an even bigger mistake. He blew the Midterms, and everyone despises him and his otherwise lovely wife, Coco Chow!

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