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Topic	How do you plan to celebrate Kavanaugh's final confirmation win on Saturday?
The Great Muta 22 10/05/18 3:05:10 PM #44:	Nomadic View posted... Historically the midterms have not been kind to the party of the sitting president. I think its been like 50 years or so since the last time a sitting presidents Party won the mid-terms? Im not 100% sure about that though. In any event, I suspect that the Democrats will walk away net winners in the midterms, but I absolutely see the possibility of Republicans winning. Though I believe the latter is less likely. What do you qualify as "winning" the midterms? The House tends to be a bit more influx(in recent memory, anyway), but this Senate map was always going to be extremely rough for Democrats and if they only were to go down a 52-48 minority in the Senate compared to how the map looked after the 2016 election than I wouldn't qualify that as a major loss. And on top of that they seem poised to win a decent amount of seats in the Gubernatorial and State Legislative elections. --- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLH8skGXKw4 WHOOP WHOOP <cite>The Great Muta 22 posted [p:910014943] in How do you... [t:77070281]...</cite> <quote><cite>Nomadic View posted...</cite> <quote>Historically the midterms have not been kind to the party of the sitting president. I think its been like 50 years or so since the last time a sitting presidents Party won the mid-terms? Im not 100% sure about that though. In any event, I suspect that the Democrats will walk away net winners in the midterms, but I absolutely see the possibility of Republicans winning. Though I believe the latter is less likely.</quote> What do you qualify as "winning" the midterms? The House tends to be a bit more influx(in recent memory, anyway), but this Senate map was always going to be extremely rough for Democrats and if they only were to go down a 52-48 minority in the Senate compared to how the map looked after the 2016 election than I wouldn't qualify that as a major loss. And on top of that they seem poised to win a decent amount of seats in the Gubernatorial and State Legislative elections. --- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLH8skGXKw4 WHOOP WHOOP</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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