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Dana is vulnerable, despite smoking pot.
He's getting too old, and (((they))) think they can take him out.
If the globalists take Orange County they will get emboldened to completely destroy California with illegals.
How can we help Dana? I never his opponent Harley Kouda on the internet. There's no memes or nothing.
>caring about anything in shitifornia
It was fun while it lasted, but this was kinda inevitable since Prop 187 failed.
>California Republic and the Bear Flag Revolt
Defeated the Mexicans, and thus Catholicism, making California independent and then American
>meme flag is an Aztlan miscreant.
No, no, no, just like gay marriage (2 ballot Props, both against) and English only education, California has voted accordingly only to have the will of the people eradicated. We must stand, otherwise we are defeated, they want our apathy!
>Harley
inb4 knowing it’s (D) I loathe “Harley,” it makes my skin crawl.
> Lessons not learned in 2016
Money spent on a campaign does not guarantee that you will win.
Fake news.
Rohrabacher is way ahead and will win easily. Zero chance that he loses.
wait so it wasn't really about defeating mexico it was about defeating catholicism?
fuck you mason jew mormon fuck this place is a shithole now because of you turds
i'd sooner turn it catholic spain again then let you losers keep losing...
you lose because you're losers
also oc is of for pussies
it was lost about two decades ago. it officially died when posers like (((meek cernokike))) moved there to lick anus.
>(((Catholicism)))
I’m a Christian. Your comprehension of my post is errant. Notice the comma after Mexicans... then I wrote of Catholicism (naturally), oh, I get it, you’re aware of the Jewish Mexican elites, silly me. Pontificate on Jorge, George, “Francis,” and our Supreme Court and the new pics, too, (((Catholics/Jews))) and of Scalia and his love for the Talmud, too. Yeah, you know he was killed, too, and there’s more, but, why bother you genius meme flag and student and scholar of real history.
maybe so, as those are alleged coffers numbers, and not poll numbers
(((Rouda)))
He's SHOCKED and CONFUSED that Republicans would elect a CONSERVATIVE
This is NOT the party he knew! True conservatives unite and vote for more liberalism!
>Undecided voters
>About 10 percent of voters said that they were undecided or refused to tell us whom they would vote for. On questions about issues, these voters most closely resembled Republicans.
Polling indicates that Rohrabacher will probably survive this. However 2-4 districts in California will probably flip due to illegal voting and gerrymandering to favor liberals.
Fuck I hope you are right.
Not about the second part.
>posts a graph with money earned
>Its from California
>acts dumb that a democrat gets more money
>tries to pretend its a voting pattern
Are you guys even reading your shit?
At least 2 will flip. We don't know about Valadao and Denham but the 49th and Walters' district are in the "danger zone". Valadao and Denham are also huge cucks and that's placated the liberals in their districts so far, but this election looks like one where liberals will no longer tolerate "moderate Republicans" and are going to elect straight leftist crazies.
So right now in the Western states we know probably 4-7 districts will flip, in the Midwest we know that at least 3 will flip, in the South we know that at least 2 will flip and in the Northeast we know that 5-7 will flip. Overall at max the dems could take 19 districts nationwide assuming Republicans make no counter flips.
However in Minnesota there are 3 seats the Reps could flip, in NV if Heller survives then Reps may pick up 2 seats and in NH because of changes to voting laws that disallow out-of-state college students from voting the Reps could pick up 2 seats. Overall this means the best chance for Republicans would be retaining out of their 241 seats 234 seats.
I would guess since there will be certain flips by either side, in a strong shift for Dems the Reps will get whittled down to around 225~ or so seats, but Reps in a strong showing could keep it about 230~ seats.
Overall the House won't be lost, it's just a question of which seats are lost and which are retained.
The Senate however looks promising- Heller has a strong chance of retaining his seat, McSally of taking Arizona. Then IN, MO, ND, FL all look like the Republicans will take them. This means that 55 seats is very possible. At minimum Reps should be able to take 52.
If things go extremely well then NJ could be a surprise pickup, MT and WV could also flip and OH would be another surprise pickup.
59 seats in the Senate and 234~ in the House are probably what the Republicans get if everything goes super-well. If things go super-badly the Republicans should be able to retain 222 in the House and 51 in the Senate.
>yes, I am
and I recommend my other posts itt, too!
Also, I learned many good things about Hitler today, all good things. G’day.
The GOP must be held Hostage by MagaPedes
The Senate is safe (for now)
The GOP Rinos will try to throw the House to the Dems to avoid working with Trump
Every vote Counts, no Pepes left behind
And since Hogan will be re-elected in Maryland, Baker in Massachusetts and Sununu in New Hampshire this means several states which had Blue governors and legislatures in 2010 will instead be seeing red.
This is important because your friend steny hoyer will see his district redrawn as the Governor of Maryland will negotiate with the legislature as guys like Christie did in 2010.
Between Maryland, Massachusetts and New Hampshire the Republicans will be competitive/favored in at least 7 more districts they currently aren't
Meanwhile governors such as Wolf in PA and other districts in FL, NC, VA have all already been redrawn by Democrats to favor themselves anyway. This means that even Dem governors in those states won't matter, and the Dems won't be able to gain anything from redistricting.
Even better for Republicans is that Trump will no longer allow non-citizens to be used for apportionment, which means states like Alabama and Kentucky and Montana will gain 1+ electoral votes while states like New Mexico, California and New York will collectively lose 10+ electoral votes and representatives.
Even better because non-citizens in these states are heavily concentrated in liberal areas, this means that virtually all gains will go to red states like Tennessee while blue districts in blue states will disappear.
Overall the Republicans are currently competitive/favored in about 240 districts, after 2020 it will be about 260 districts which means the 2022 midterms will likely see the Republicans GAINING seats.
This is on top of the 2-4 senate seats the Republicans will gain in 2020.
Overall Republicans are well positioned for Trump to make massive gains in Congress by the end of his term, meaning he will only grow more powerful over time.
This is on top of Breyer and Ginsburg both retiring from SCOTUS, giving a 7/9 Republican majority.
On top of this the redistribution of electoral votes will weight the system to favor Republicans in 2024. It's over.
>rohrabacher
Sorry, man, rohrabacher is doomed. Nunes will probably lose, too.