/mlpol/ - My Little Politics

Anyone else getting a sneaking suspicion the dems are gonna try and sheist Trump out of a congressional majority? Places like Pennsylvania have no reason to not certify/call their congressional seats

>>378445
>Places like Pennsylvania have no reason to not certify/call their congressional seats
Yeah they do: 250 years of precedent.
The consequences for trying to break the rules outweigh the benefits.

>>378446
>consequences
Which consequences? The consequences of having an unrestricted conservative government for 4 years? Or are we talking the consequences to the useful idiots who will have to do it (and probably wind up missing)?
Do you think Chuck Schumer or Nancy Pelosi are concerned with precedence? Did precedence matter when trying to install Kamala?
>250 years
Wew!

If you look at the votes "to be counted"*, you'll see that Ciscomani is about to lose Arizona. Miller-Meeks coild go either way, any fucking second now, and Baugh is anyone's guess. It's the perfect scenario to try some shenanigens, just to tip the scales.

>>378449
>The consequences of having an unrestricted conservative government for 4 years?
This also means that they get to publicly talk about the disastrous state of the economy and blame it all on Trump.

I'm not that brushed up on the link between economics and political parties in US politics, but in Canada it is the pattern that the Liberals spend, spend, spend, and damage the economy, and then when things get bad enough the Conservatives get in and fix things as best they can before the heat drops down a bit and the Liberals get back to their hobby of destruction.

That way, the emotional/political association that is made in many people is that Liberals are associated with the "good times" that are artificially boosted by unsustainable government spending, while the Conservatives are associated with the "tighten your belt" times of relatively lean economics and less gibs.

There are a lot of strategies that are employed, and a lot of ways they can spin almost any situation in their favour.

>>378462
Thats exactly how it is in the US
>>378463
Ah, thats the one Ive been waiting to see

>>378462
>This also means that they get to publicly talk about the disastrous state of the economy and blame it all on Trump.
The absurd reach of this scapegoating can not be over stressed. Gas went up $0.3 in my Canuckistan county and the normalfags at the pump had the gal to say "They said gas would go up if Trump was elected and now here we are". Meanwhile gas was the cheapest everywhere when he was in office and he's the only one who even acknowledges the importance of CANAM pipelines.

>>378470
>Meanwhile gas was the cheapest everywhere when he was in office
<"But that was the result of Obama's policies chuddy."
There's no end of it. Every single election.

>>378471
Did she actually post tits?

I dunno. I'm not amerilard, so I don't like mulatto milkers.

Okay, we're at 210 congressional seats, with (imo) 9 possible on the table. We NEED 8. Lets GOOOOOO!

Just spent 4 hours trying to calm my sister down about project 2025. The leftoids are shitting their pants over this nonsense. "I'M GOING TO BE SECOND CLASS CITIZEN WAAAAA" Ridiculous.

>>378485
what the actual *is* project 2025? I've literally only ever heard of it from lefty fearmongering.

>>378489
The Heritage Group made their Christmas list which gets ignored every election and some liberal media outlets thought they could use this stupid shit to encourage voter turnout through fear mongering. The Heritage Group basically wanted to end abortion, faggotry, troonery, and affirmative action. Unfortunately this is the JewSA and none of that will happen, but shitlibs pretend it is real because they have the emotional maturity of a toddler.

>>378489
>>378490
The Heritage Foundation is also pushing for a very aggressive crackdown on anti-semitism.

https://www.heritage.org/progressivism/report/project-esther-national-strategy-combat-antisemitism

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2024-elections/exit-polls
Exit polls are out. It's interesting how people with Associates degrees voted. I guess it makes sense that a gainfully employed welder would be more likely to vote republican than some loser with a sociology working at Starbucks with $70000 in student loans.

Lol! In a surprise bonus, McCormick secured the Pennsylvania senate seat! 53 red!

https://www.usnews.com/news/top-news/articles/2024-11-08/trump-son-in-law-kushner-rules-out-joining-next-administration-ft-says
>Trump Son-In-Law Kushner Rules Out Joining Next Administration, FT Says
Positive sign.

>>378529
You love to see it. Pennsylvania chads stay winning.

>>378606
Oh it gets better. Congress seats I was wont to call as 'out' are coming around. We're looking at 219-222 congressional seats

>>378607
im a britbong so i dont understand americlap politics but i assume this is a resounding success and congrats

>>378608
>im a britbong
Oh, we know fren
What this means is that we have a conservative President. We have a conservative Senate. We (will) have a Conservative House of Commons Congress, and as a cherry on the top, we have a lasting conservative Supreme Court

This really is the best possible outcome, context considered

>>378609
I am also assuming that this means he will have a much stronger mandate and free reign over his policy directions. I look forward to seeing what comes about in the next four years.

>>378611
Full send, Abortion may be on the table

>>378188
checking this trumps get 3 days later

>>378614
you really think thats the direction he will go in? thats the only issue which makes women I've spoke to North Bongistankorea particularily dislike him. All the men I have spoken to agree its a good thing he got elected, from our perspective at least.

>>378616
Its impossible to say which way he'll go, but one can hope. Check out the artificial womb thread for how this could play out. Good to have (you) back. ^_^

>>378617
Thanks, and good luck in the future

On the electoral front, Trump is at 301, with 9 electorals in Nevada holding out.
The Senate is all-but decided, with 53R 2I and am unresolved (but bagged) 45D
The House of reps is on track for no LESS than a Republican majority.
Bros, champagne time.

>>378620
Sry, am retarded.

The congressional race stands at 201D to 212 R, with a solid 7 likely (218 is a majority ^_^) and another 2 hair-race as possible

Election denier here. Now that its over, best wishes for the new government to be and do everything that their supporters expect.
It can be done, I hope it will. Everything certainly feels better today.

The tally currently shows 213 republican house seats, requiring only 5 for a party majority, which we're likely to see with the 4 seats in CA and the one in Alaska alone. Iowa stands a good chance, as well as at least one of Arizona, and based on %uncounted/area numbers, the only one that is really unlikely to win is cuz of Tuscon

For anyone who like me is looking at the map and wondering "what the fuck Maine"? Its cuz Maine (And Alaska) have provisions where if the prevailing candidate doesn't secure 50% of the vpte, they do a tiered "order of preference" runoff nonsense. Still not sure what Iowa's retardation stems from, aside from being in Iowa. West coast, nuff said, just give us the fucking majority already, you bitches

>>378620
>>378622
Are there any comparable wins like this? Im generally aware that Reagan won a sweep.

Trump winning all seven swing states has got to put him in the history books as one of the clear victors in any election surely.

>>378744
It's not even a landslide. It's a joke compared to FDR, Nixon or Reagan.

https://www.270towin.com/1972_Election/
https://www.270towin.com/1936_Election/
https://www.270towin.com/1984_Election/

>>378757
Is that venti?

>>378472
>>378471
Does this count?
>>378759
Think she is.

>>378763
This is precisely why tits or GTFO is a rule

The house race is winding down. Only 2 seats need confirmation for majority, and theres plenty of contenders. 3 probable seats in California, 1 in Iowa, 1 in Alaska, and 1 in Arizona.
Kek be praised, they may pull trips in the house

>>378768
It is looking good.
As Alaska is not called yet and I assume that should be a safe win. And getting one of the reminding ones should not be beyond what is likely to happen given the results so far.

>>378768
>>378769
Anther breakdown image

>>378757
Nice, those are proper wins.

Still though, 7 out of 7 swing states isn't shabby.

It has happened!
Republicans have taken the House.

>>378772
>>378773
Lol, Ap wont update, theyre still listing 216 XD

Whoa, did the USA get sucked down a black hole into an alternate reality? What kind of a surreal timeline are we on today lads?