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NBC News Projects Democrats win House Majority - Page 2

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11-07-2018, 03:24 AM
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the house will pass protections for us.

senate is another story.
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11-07-2018, 03:36 AM
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Not getting my hopes up. We are probably going to live in limbo for the next....10 years? Lol
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11-07-2018, 03:48 AM
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yeah most likely.. ted kennedy, john mccain died already trying to fight for immigration reform.

pretty sure the same will happen to the old politicians that support us.

lol lets toast to the next generation of Dreamers!

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there will be a daca only permanent fix in exchange for funding for the wall, remember this!
Just insert it into all the funding bills the house passes, if they try to amend it out then filibuster them in the senate or don't agree to their amendment(s).
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Not getting my hopes up. We are probably going to live in limbo for the next....10 years? Lol
2 years. Brett Kavanaugh is drinking a 12 pack just waiting to get his hands on DACA.
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11-07-2018, 08:46 AM
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Really wanted O'Rourke to win that one
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There was no blue wave, and there will probably not be a blue wave in 2020 seeing as the gain of three seats in the Senate makes it very unlikely the Democrats take the Senate back in 2020.

Their democracy is under attack, and people just don't seem to care.
Let’s say Republicans net two seats in 2018 — something our model assigns a 13.8 percent chance of happening. (For example, if the GOP holds on to Arizona while picking up North Dakota and Missouri.) Then in 2020 Democrats would need to hold on to all of their current seats (including Alabama) and flip four Republican seats. Their most plausible targets would be Collins, Gardner, Tillis and Sen. Joni Ernst in Iowa. Iowa is about as red as North Carolina, so Ernst wouldn’t necessarily be a tougher target than Tillis, but Democrats couldn’t afford to lose even one of those races, so the odds would be stacked against them.

Finally, there’s a roughly 21 percent chance that the dam breaks and Republicans net three or more Senate seats this year. Democrats might lose their grip on seats like Indiana (where former Republican state Rep. Mike Braun has a 2 in 7 chance) or Florida (Gov. Rick Scott also has a 2 in 7 chance) in this scenario. The party would really have its work cut out for it in this case: Democrats would have to win all the seats outlined above plus places like Arizona or Georgia. Arizona may be feasible for Democrats in 2020, since it will likely be an open seat6 in a diversifying state. But that’s true of Arizona this year, too.
https://fivethirtyeight.com/features...-sets-up-2020/
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Right lol

The Senate needs 60 votes to pass legislation. So in general this was a good outcome for DACA legislation

Tontos!!!
51* votes
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Time to compromise. If not this admin will be lame duck 2 more years.
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only way something happens is by killing daca completely.
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