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« Reply #50 on: December 14, 2014, 09:24:48 AM »

For 2016, I could expect the results to be anywhere between a net gain of 2 seats for the Republicans (they narrowly hold onto Wisconsin, Illinois, Pennsylvania and New Hampshire and pick up Nevada and Colorado) up to a net gain of 10 seats for the Democrats (they pick up Illinois, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, Florida, North Carolina, Georgia, Ohio, Missouri, Arizona and hold onto Nevada and Colorado).
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« Reply #51 on: December 14, 2014, 09:36:25 AM »

Should we get a wave going into the House of above 10 seats, Dems can certainly get 4 or more seats, but surely, we must get that wave going. Burr can be our 5th pickup, due to our governor chances in NC, in 2016.
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« Reply #52 on: December 24, 2014, 03:18:36 PM »

Nightmare scenario is this

Obama approvals down to the upper 20s low 30s in 2016.

Republicans lose Nothing while they gain Nevada Colorado

After 2016 that puts it as
Rep 56 Dem 44

Then in 2018 The republican president is as popular as Bush was in 2002 and Clinton in 1998
They gain Indiana, Missouri, Virginia,Ohio, Pennsilvania, Wisconson, Montana, West Virginia
Put it at
Rep 64 Dem 36

But the possibility of this happening are next to nothing 
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« Reply #53 on: December 24, 2014, 04:23:39 PM »

Nightmare scenario is this

Obama approvals down to the upper 20s low 30s in 2016.

Republicans lose Nothing while they gain Nevada Colorado

After 2016 that puts it as
Rep 56 Dem 44

Then in 2018 The republican president is as popular as Bush was in 2002 and Clinton in 1998
They gain Indiana, Missouri, Virginia,Ohio, Pennsilvania, Wisconson, Montana, West Virginia
Put it at
Rep 64 Dem 36

But the possibility of this happening are next to nothing 

LOL! The possibility of that happening is ZERO.
First of all, NO REPUBLICAN can win in 2016. Whether Hillary is the nominee or not.
Secondly, they won't gain Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio. Not enough racist, old rednecks there.
Thirdly, a Republican president wouldn't be popular.
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« Reply #54 on: December 24, 2014, 04:45:36 PM »

Dems are starring at two retirements, possibly in Manchin and Mc Caskill. But we are set to make Gov gains in IL, WI, MI, MD, and MA. While FL and OH will be tossups. The Dems need to net at least 5 or mor more Senate seats to have any chance of keeping the senate, but clearly, I think those seats are toast, just like they will be in 2016 gov elections, with a possibility of trying to knock off McCrory and Heller.
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« Reply #55 on: December 24, 2014, 05:56:53 PM »

Nightmare scenario is this

Obama approvals down to the upper 20s low 30s in 2016.

Republicans lose Nothing while they gain Nevada Colorado

After 2016 that puts it as
Rep 56 Dem 44

Then in 2018 The republican president is as popular as Bush was in 2002 and Clinton in 1998
They gain Indiana, Missouri, Virginia,Ohio, Pennsilvania, Wisconson, Montana, West Virginia
Put it at
Rep 64 Dem 36

But the possibility of this happening are next to nothing 

LOL! The possibility of that happening is ZERO.
First of all, NO REPUBLICAN can win in 2016. Whether Hillary is the nominee or not.
Secondly, they won't gain Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio. Not enough racist, old rednecks there.
Thirdly, a Republican president wouldn't be popular.

Well it does say nightmare scenirio not actul scenirio. I think worst case scenario for republicans is what I said above in reverse.

Really I think Democrats win in 2016 with the presidency and the senete and republicans get it back in 2018.
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« Reply #56 on: December 24, 2014, 11:07:42 PM »

Nightmare scenario is this

Obama approvals down to the upper 20s low 30s in 2016.

Republicans lose Nothing while they gain Nevada Colorado

After 2016 that puts it as
Rep 56 Dem 44

Then in 2018 The republican president is as popular as Bush was in 2002 and Clinton in 1998
They gain Indiana, Missouri, Virginia,Ohio, Pennsilvania, Wisconson, Montana, West Virginia
Put it at
Rep 64 Dem 36

But the possibility of this happening are next to nothing 

LOL! The possibility of that happening is ZERO.
First of all, NO REPUBLICAN can win in 2016. Whether Hillary is the nominee or not.

Why is that?
 
Secondly, they won't gain Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio. Not enough racist, old rednecks there.

Why? We gained PA and WI in 2010, and WV in 2014. We narrowly missed out on gaining OH in 2012 (50-44), but we absolutely destroyed in every Ohio statewide election in 2014. Baldwin and Manchin will be vulnerable almost no matter what in 2018, and Casey and Brown will certainly receive a strong challenge if it is a good year for Republicans. In 2012 (a presidential Democratic victory), we won the statewide House of Representatives vote in OH, WV, and WI; I think we missed out on PA, but we definitely won it in 2014. All of these states are within reach for the GOP.
 
Thirdly, a Republican president wouldn't be popular.

Uh, why is that?
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« Reply #57 on: December 24, 2014, 11:29:42 PM »

Please don't engage known troll accounts.
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« Reply #58 on: December 25, 2014, 12:27:32 AM »

LOL! The possibility of that happening is ZERO.
First of all, NO REPUBLICAN can win in 2016. Whether Hillary is the nominee or not.
Secondly, they won't gain Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio. Not enough racist, old rednecks there.
Thirdly, a Republican president wouldn't be popular.

Hey look, Kim Jong Un has people posting here now too.
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« Reply #59 on: December 04, 2016, 06:55:06 PM »

Nightmare scenario is this

Obama approvals down to the upper 20s low 30s in 2016.

Republicans lose Nothing while they gain Nevada Colorado

After 2016 that puts it as
Rep 56 Dem 44

Then in 2018 The republican president is as popular as Bush was in 2002 and Clinton in 1998
They gain Indiana, Missouri, Virginia,Ohio, Pennsilvania, Wisconson, Montana, West Virginia
Put it at
Rep 64 Dem 36

But the possibility of this happening are next to nothing 

LOL! The possibility of that happening is ZERO.
First of all, NO REPUBLICAN can win in 2016. Whether Hillary is the nominee or not.
Secondly, they won't gain Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio. Not enough racist, old rednecks there.
Thirdly, a Republican president wouldn't be popular.

LOL
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« Reply #60 on: December 04, 2016, 07:10:44 PM »

Not everything will be like 2012 forever.
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« Reply #61 on: December 04, 2016, 10:41:23 PM »

Nightmare scenario is this

Obama approvals down to the upper 20s low 30s in 2016.

Republicans lose Nothing while they gain Nevada Colorado

After 2016 that puts it as
Rep 56 Dem 44

Then in 2018 The republican president is as popular as Bush was in 2002 and Clinton in 1998
They gain Indiana, Missouri, Virginia,Ohio, Pennsilvania, Wisconson, Montana, West Virginia
Put it at
Rep 64 Dem 36

But the possibility of this happening are next to nothing 

LOL! The possibility of that happening is ZERO.
First of all, NO REPUBLICAN can win in 2016. Whether Hillary is the nominee or not.
Secondly, they won't gain Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio. Not enough racist, old rednecks there.
Thirdly, a Republican president wouldn't be popular.

LOL
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