Dems lost on all the "major" issues, but tricked people with their embarrassing pandering. Free birth control shouldn't trump the economy, but Chicago found a way. It will be interesting to see how the D's play this. You can't keep the base of the party happy (lunatics) and do the much needed work on serious issues. This incompatibility inevitably leads to a breakup of the coalition to some extent. The only way to win 'competence credit' is to enact a minimum 80% R economic plan, which poses more political issues in 2014-2016.
L.O.L. The only thing we lost was a gerrymandered House. How does it feel that when the Democratic Party decided to run on shrinking the military, raising taxes on the rich, keeping abortion legal and accessible and expanding government's role in the economy, we won?
It must have not felt too good, considering the drivel of an argument you're trying to present.
