Another Democrat "Trump Slayer" Going Down

[Shadowrider]

Judging by a quick 30-min search/read on the topic, it appears that nothing unexpected happened. The political vote forecasters were accurate...and if anything deviated from expectation, the democratic candidates did better than expected. It doesn't look like this will have any effect now, or on the 2018 elections. I don't see what the big deal is (but I still don't know much about the candidates, either).

Did you miss the $30 mil?

 

[dennishoddy]

Judging by a quick 30-min search/read on the topic, it appears that nothing unexpected happened. The political vote forecasters were accurate...and if anything deviated from expectation, the democratic candidates did better than expected. It doesn't look like this will have any effect now, or on the 2018 elections. I don't see what the big deal is (but I still don't know much about the candidates, either).

You haven't watched/listened to the liberal pundits. Their opinions now proven false, were that this was the end of Trump in this one election of a house of Representatives. It was over for Trump, he was done. Might as well give it up and walk away from the White House.
That's how stupid those people are.

 

[YukonGlocker]

You haven't watched/listened to the liberal pundits. Their opinions now proven false, were that this was the end of Trump in this one election of a house of Representatives. It was over for Trump, he was done. Might as well give it up and walk away from the White House.
That's how stupid those people are.

Nobody here gives a **** what the liberal pundits say...this election didn't change that.

 

[dennishoddy]

That's kinda where I was going. No net gain for Republicans. Long time repub seats stayed republican.

One good thing is that it probably drained the DNC war chest a bit, but then again it probably hit the RNC's as well.

Hillary clinton in one of here blame everybody else for my loss interviews said that the DNC was bankrupt when she was running for office and did not get enough support from them. How could the DNC be of any help to this candidate according to hillary?
They just can't get their stories right.

 

[dennishoddy]

Nobody here gives a **** what the liberal pundits say...this election didn't change that.

You dammed sure quote them when it's in your favor. lol.

 

[dennishoddy]

Did you miss the $30 mil?

HEH, HEH, here is a little breakdown, and guess who won.

Total raised by the campaigns
Jon Ossoff $23.6 million Dem.
Karen Handel, Rep 4.5 million.

The money for the pajama boy mostly came from out of state with dimocrats desperate for a win.

 

[YukonGlocker]

You dammed sure quote them when it's in your favor. lol.

I'm not sure who you're referring to because I rarely listen-to/read/follow/etc. liberal pundits; but not everyone is wrong all the time Dennis, even the liberal pundits. My guess is your definition of "liberal pundit" is vastly different from mine...given that you think @SMS, me, and several others here are "liberals", I'm sure that's the case.

 

[Shadowrider]

 

[dennishoddy]

I'm not sure who you're referring to because I rarely listen-to/read/follow/etc. liberal pundits; but not everyone is wrong all the time Dennis, even the liberal pundits. My guess is your definition of "liberal pundit" is vastly different from mine...given that you think @SMS, me, and several others here are "liberals", I'm sure that's the case.

Nice attempt to spin. I'll keep that in mind the next time anyone of you that you mentioned without their permission quote a liberal pundit.
You just attacked a member of this forum for bringing you into a thread you had not posted in. Now you're bringing others into it to bolster your opinion without their permission to do so, and they haven't posted in this thread?

 

[mugsy]

Judging by a quick 30-min search/read on the topic, it appears that nothing unexpected happened. The political vote forecasters were accurate...and if anything deviated from expectation, the democratic candidates did better than expected. It doesn't look like this will have any effect now, or on the 2018 elections. I don't see what the big deal is (but I still don't know much about the candidates, either).

I think you are somewhat off base. The forecast as late as this afternoon was that Ossoff had the edge by a couple of points in polling, that the funding which had heavily favored him was instrumental in gaining that lead, and that this was likely to be seen as a rebuke to Pres. Trump. The first two were proven wrong in the end, the last was never (IMHO) correct because local elections tend to be about local issues both Dems and Reps will exaggerate the importance of these by-elections to suit their narrative.