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Originally Posted by Guest
If Hillary Clinton is elected president, that means that the GOP lost six of the last seven electoral votes for president. What Clinton can accomplish will depend on which party controls the senate and house. If the election were being held today, the GOP would probably lose both, but Nov 8 is a long way away.
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If a GOP majority again depends on a composite of that majority. Too often GOP and DOP play footsie because that's what career politicians do and that is how they remain in office Look at the majority of politcians that leave Washington most of them were people who tried to make a difference and did not get caught in a cross fire but because both sides turned their sites on "the good guy"
Obama by crooked methods did quite a bit of damage and look for any of the remaining presidential candidates to do the same thing.
My hope is that Paul Ryan stays strong and Mitch Mc Connell follows suit