Since 2008, Obama Has Lost 69 House Seats, 13 Senate Seats

[Coach]

Since 2008, Obama Has Lost 69 House Seats, 13 Senate Seats


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Washington, Nov 20 (IANS) A research published this week showed that the Democratic party has lost nearly 1,000 seats in state legislatures across the country over the past eight years under President Barack Obama.

After a net gain of 46 seats in this month’s elections, Republicans now control 4,170, or 56 per cent of state legislature seats, while the Democrats fill 3,129, mounting to 42 per cent, Xinhua news agency reported on Saturday.

The GOP’s staggering advantage was accumulated over the span of the Obama administration, as it gained more than 700 seats in the 2010 mid term elections and nearly 300 in the 2014 elections.

To the Democrats’ solace, it took back more than 100 seats in 2012.

Starting next year, the GOP will control 67 of 98 partisan legislative chambers across the country, and the complete control 24 states’ legislatures.

Only five states — Hawaii, California, Oregon, Connecticut and Rhode Island-have both of their legislative chambers held by Democrats.

The overwhelming lead the GOP now enjoys in the federal and state level institutions gives it significant sway in legislations across the country.

 

[SteelChip]

The American public is finally discovering how racist the Democrats, run by Barry Soetoro really are Coach. Proof still runs through our everyday lives and even in the halls of Congress. One Congressman even saw fit to put his blatant racism on full display by hanging up this "award winning " poster for all to wonder in it's galling stupidity.

The painting, by high school senior David Pulphus, shows the unrest in Ferguson, Mo. after the 2014 death of Michael Brown. The piece won Rep. Lacy Clay, D-Mo.’s annual Congressional Art competition in May, and so was selected to be displayed at the Capitol complex.

The piece depicts two police officers, whose heads are replaced by animal heads – one of which appears to be a pig — aiming guns at protesters who are carrying signs saying “History” and “Racism Kills.” In the background is a crucified black man in a graduation cap holding the scales of justice.

Clay praised the piece in a press release in May, saying it “portrays a colorful landscape of symbolic characters representing social injustice, the tragic events in Ferguson, Missouri and the lingering elements of inequality in modern American society.”

The anti-cop brainwashing of black youth makes me sick to my stomach. We all know that the shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson by Officer Darren Wilson in 2014 was not only justified, but necessary in order to save his life. Wilson was even vindicated by the grand jury who could find no fault on his actions.

In fact he’s the true victim of Ferguson. But these cop-hating Democrats like Lacy Clay won’t tell the truth about what really happened there. Instead they keep pushing the anti-cop victim mentality to brainwash our kids to keep voting them into power. As the children’s song says, “that’s what it’s all about.”
http://therightscoop.com/democrat-congressman-hangs-disgusting-anti-cop-painting-us-capitol/

No wonder the Democrats are losing seats daily and will lose a lot more next midterm, they just can't associate with reality.

 

[Roy92040]

Now that's a legacy.


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[Steelin]

It seems that the majority of black people have been exposed to the many culture down turns, injustices, occupational challenges and inner strife that they are desentized to the realities of their own violent behaviors. There doesn't seem to be one solution that would break this horrible situation from its grip on our futur .

 

[hamster]

I believe it says that, other than the two population centers of each coast, the country is generally center right.

 

[SteelChip]

I believe it says that, other than the two population centers of each coast, the country is generally center right.

Sumpim' like this hamy ?

 

[Steelin]

That is a great representation of the value of the majority of people with morals and standards. No one likes to admit the reality of it because it speaks to God, family and hard work.

 

[Steelr4evr]

Sumpim' like this hamy ?

This says A LOT!

 

[hamster]

Sumpim' like this hamy ?

Yeah. That's what I was trying to say.

 

[SteelChip]

President Obama this week gave a valedictory interview to CNN to begin shaping its legacy. In a relaxed moment, he said he'd have beaten Trump had he been allowed to run for president again. It's like optimistically hoping that a bounced check will clear the third time that they run it through.

 

[Spike]

 

[SteelChip]

It's gettin close

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[Spike]

 

[IndySteel]

I somehow overlooked this thread before I started my Libtard one. Oh well. We could have 50 of these threads and it wouldn't be too many, because WINNING is fun!

 

[Spike]

Let the Dem party crumble to dust



Out of power, state Dems frustrated with national committee


CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — Democrats around the country are demanding change from a national committee they say has focused too heavily on the White House at the expense of governorships, legislatures and state party operations.

“It’s got to be helping us organize in our states to be able to build that power at the state legislative level,” Michigan Democratic Party Chair Brandon Dillon said of the Democratic National Committee, currently searching for a new leader. “We’ve lost governorships and state legislatures at a rate that is pretty astounding.”

DNC members gather in February to elect a new chairman, with five candidates running so far, each pledging to rebuild from the ground up. Money from the DNC to state parties has been inconsistent during President Barack Obama’s tenure and, in most states, less than it was under former chairman Howard Dean. Party chairs say that’s resulted in fewer staff members and training programs, a change felt particularly in Republican-leaning states. State leaders also say Obama’s grassroots group Organizing for Action has functioned more like competition than a partner.

Beginning in 2017, Republicans will hold 33 governorships and fully control legislatures in 25 states, as well as the Congress and presidency. During Obama’s two terms in office, the party lost more than 1,000 seats at the state and national level.

http://www.salon.com/2017/01/02/out-of-power-state-dems-frustrated-with-national-committee/

 

[Ron Burgundy]

CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — Democrats around the country are demanding change from a national committee they say has focused too heavily on the White House at the expense of governorships, legislatures and state party operations.

Because the Dem leadership can't get what they want by running on issues and winning down-ticket races. They can only get it by misuse of executive power and the bureaucracy.

 

[21STEELERS21]

Talk about election fraud. How was he able to run for all those positions?