Virginia turned blue...
Kentucky's getting bluer too...
Arizona is still reddish, but it's trending blue.
Even Texas is less red than it was.

2018 was the biggest blue shift ever...

2/3rds of Americans say they didn't feel the economic boost Trump claims.
Manufacturing, farming, coal, steel, are all hurting.
Our "allies" are now Russia, N.Korea, Syria, and Saudi Arabia...
Racism is rampant.
Mass shootings are so routine as to be barely newsworthy.
White supremacy feels validated by our President.

Trump is sure to lose the vote by a bigger margin than 2016,..
..but he could still be reelected.
... the electoral college could give us 4 more years of this.

Do you realize the last Republican to be elected President by a majority vote was 1988?...

All true. Thank God the Founders came up with that EC idea....

As has been said and difficult to refute, if 5 lions and 4 zebras are voting on what's for dinner, better hope you're a lion.

But how much of that matters when at the end of the day, its Trump and a very good economy against Warren and her plan to put everyone on Medicare.

If she gets your nomination and sticks with that, you guys are fxxked. You think suburban moms are going to think putting their kids on Medicare is the way to go? The visuals are terrible. And forget about the fact it's impossible to pay for, the very name Medicare is death for her.

I read a great comment that Elizabeth Warren's 100 page Medicare-for-All Bill is the longest suicide note in history.

You may want to retract this post at some point - because as I've said all along, it's not about the economy.  It's about trump's (lack of) popularity.  his "brand" couldn't keep Virginia and is probably going to lose the Kentucky governorship.

These are just simple facts.  Facts that lead to the conclusion that trump is probably going to be defeated by any democrat that's put up against him.  If it's Warren, so be it.

This is only the beginning.

Maybe. Maybe not. The Presidency is almost always about the economy. You think it's about something else, but you are usually wrong when it comes to things like this.
Its unlikely Warren's sketchy and risky plan to put everyone on Medicare is going to defeat a sitting President in a great economy. Possible, but unlikely. Of course, we've got a year to go still.

True, it wasn’t the economy. It was the lesser of two evils. An unknown Donald Trump or a known Hilary Clinton. Russia had nothing to do with it.

2020 will be a known Trump and his economy vs Warren and her Medicare plan. Trump likely wins with that matchup.

Russian influence had zero to do with the outcome of the election. Keep thinking that..... stay in denial.

WebsterMark wrote on 11/06/19 at 15:03:13:

...and the zebra's get 7 votes...

Some suburbs of Philly turned blue for the first time since the Civil War...
Trump barely won Pennsylvania in 2016...

Democrats win across the Philadelphia region as Republicans are fading even on friendly turf
https://www.inquirer.com/politics/election/delaware-county-council-philadelph...

Polls show people want a Medicare type solution.
I think as an option rather than any radical changeover, but gradually folks will see the advantage.
Mainly,.. it's not tied to your job,... which traps people in jobs they don't like.  A kind of medical blackmail.
People want the freedom to pursue their dreams without fear of losing health care.