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If Hillary wins, she had better take the House and Senate. It's almost a forgone conclusion she will be impeached just like Bill.
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House Republicans are already preparing for ‘years’ of investigations of Clinton
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Need to shine a spotlight on Hillary's VP just in case.
ReplyDeleteI think the bankster-plutocrats would prefer 8 yrs of HC and 8 yrs of Kaine. Hillary will be a fabulous distraction and might not last the distance but most of the republicans are in fact on the same side, under the covers.
ReplyDeleteSo maybe the goal will be to 'almost impeach' (repeatedly).
I know: about as satisfying as the 'withdrawal' method ...
Then GOP is in pretty good shape even though they party is experiencing "issues."
ReplyDeleteThe GOP has the states largely locked in and will increase that lead through further gerrymandering and more voter suppression, since US elections are managed at the state level and SCOTUS gutted the Voting Rights Act in Shelby County v. Holder (2013).
It will be difficult for the Dems to take the House in this election, although they have a decent chance at the Senate. There just are not that many House seats in play owing to gerrymandering.
Even if the Dems take the Senate though, it will likely only be for two years. In the midterms the Dems have 26 of their present Senate seats to defend, and the GOP only 8. That's pretty lopsided.
The GOP has done poorly in the presidential elections since G.W. Bush, largely owing to poor candidates and a splitting coalition.
If they can fix those issues, they will be in a strong position to retake the presidency and rule the county at the federal and state levels. But that is a big if.
Right now the GOP is coming apart at the seams and there is no strong uniting candidate in sight. But they have about three years to fix that before the next presidential campaign begins.