Dems in Trump CD's; Reps in Clinton CD's

[Gass3268]

The 4 Orange County, California seats (39, 45, 48, and 49) need to be the top priority for the DCCC.

[Gass3268]

The 4 Orange County, California seats (39, 45, 48, and 49) need to be the top priority for the DCCC.

No point focusing on those of you lose all your modwestrn seats.

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[Gass3268]

How big was the Trump win in Cartwright's seat?  Was it a massive win like the Walz/Nolan/Peterson seats in MN, or was it a bare 1-3% win like most of the others?

Is it confimed that Trump won Cartwright's seat? Eyeballing it, it looks a lot like the Tim Ryan situation.

[Gass3268]

People are tired of the stagnating wages, excessive executive pay and cost of college even in the richest districts. People making 100-200K a year are tired of this garbage already as well. As long as the Dems stick with progressivism and not full-blown communism it will be okay. No 90% tax rates but they can safely advocate for higher rates.

Bullock would be fine for 2020, he's pro choice and could be someone with a Bernie like message. With Trump in office, the professionals have nowhere else to go. He would be a good candidate for the long lost 400 electoral vote landslide. A lot of younger Dems don't mind this type of Democratic Party, people are falsely assuming the suburban gains for Hillary are incompatible with winning more working class whites.

Bullock is the one who might work nationally for an Obama-Trump WWC+Romney-Hillary suburbs unity coalition.  I agree with you there.

Looking through Bullock's reelection website, I could get on board with him in 2020.