Trump cost the GOP its House majority - according to GOP pollster

[Cypress]

Take-away lesson: xenophobia and bigotry sell on jpp.com and among the GOP base - but it is a loser as a national electoral issue.

Leading GOP pollster: Trump's focus on immigration sunk House majority

President Trump’s relentless focus on immigration in the midterm elections cost the Republican Party control of the House of Representatives, according to a blistering after-action review produced a by leading GOP pollster.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...unk-house-majority/ar-BBR60uh?ocid=spartandhp

 

[Evmetro]

Take-away lesson: xenophobia and bigotry sell on jpp.com and among the GOP base - but it is a loser as a national electoral issue.

Righties did not have the majority. The GOP was laced with lefties dressed up as Repubs, so it looked as if Repubs had the majority. All midterms did was get the labels a little more accurate, but the distribution of lefties and righties stayed the same.

 

[archives]

Righties did not have the majority. The GOP was laced with lefties dressed up as Repubs, so it looked as if Repubs had the majority. All midterms did was get the labels a little more accurate, but the distribution of lefties and righties stayed the same.

Now that is a pretty bizarre view of current affairs, never knew the same Republicans who passed the stimulus for the rich and have repeatedly attempted to appeal the ACA were all really lefties, who knew

 

[Cypress]

Righties did not have the majority. The GOP was laced with lefties dressed up as Repubs, so it looked as if Repubs had the majority. All midterms did was get the labels a little more accurate, but the distribution of lefties and righties stayed the same.

Sorry, there is no word salad, no mental gymnastics, no word smithing that can change this simple fact:

Your dim-witted Orange Pig cost your party their majority in the House - according to a top GOP pollster.
You have Donald to thank for the Blue Tsunami.

 

[Guno צְבִי]

Righties did not have the majority. The GOP was laced with lefties dressed up as Repubs, so it looked as if Repubs had the majority. All midterms did was get the labels a little more accurate, but the distribution of lefties and righties stayed the same.