What If There Was A Red Wave And Nobody Reported It?

Conservative HQ ^ | November 10, 2022 | Conservative HQ Staff

[Liz]

Repubs WON More SUPERMAJORITIES Than EVER / Dr. Steve Turley
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GsAXNmJrRMo

Pro life women carried the day.

<><>2022 Repub wave is bigger (more votes) than tea party 2014…
<><>Republicans outvoted democrats 52-46 nationwide…
<><>6 million vote advantage for republicans…
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44 million total Dem votes reported. Where did Biden’s 37.5 million voters go?
(FREEPER PETE DOVGAN)

Dems wasted $200 million just on serial losers Stacey and Beto…

JUDGES negate Biden imposing vaccine mandates, canceling personal debt;
sends an unmistakable message: America has no kings under its Constitution.

Grassroots parental rights groups win key school board victories across nation.

[FamiliarFace]

It’s called gaslighting.

[Liz]

[WildHighlander57]

From the article

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And in down-ballot contests in states where the high-profile Republicans are still waiting for the results of close elections, such as Arizona, conservatives were swept into office.”

Question:

Would someone voting straight Republican in the down-ballot races not vote for Kari Lake at the top of the ballot?

[Hattie]

So what? Nobody believes there was a red wave.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

A post-election electoral map of the House of Representatives is instructive (courtesy Fox News). It is absolutely infuriating those blue patches on the left coast and the northeast are the ruination of those states and the country.

[Don Corleone]

AZ and NV doing their best to eff up the elections again.

[The Unknown Republican]

I find it quite telling that the same TDS-afflicted Freepers keep jumping in other threads to spew how terrible we did and that it’s Trump’s fault. If they aren’t actively part of a coordinated effort to diminish Trump, they are certainly behaving like useful idiots.

[SaxxonWoods]

“So what? Nobody believes there was a red wave.”

Reality and its effects exist whether people believe in it or not.

We are becoming a more split country through movement amongst our states and given who we are up against I’m just fine with that.

[JimRed]

And the GOP picking up 20 seats in the House and four in the Senate didn’t seem unreasonable based on the polling and historical trend data.

Those predictions did not factor in the rampant fraud that will slowly be exposed over the next couple of years, too late to save the Republic in 2024.

[SaxxonWoods]

The Republic will be fine and I’m more optimistic than I’ve been in quite a while.

[MissEdie]

There was a much larger red wave than was reported. In my rural SC community the local House seat -which was held by a Democrat for over 50 years- flipped Red. What is more astonishing about this is the fact the Democrat who was defeated was an AA female who had held the office for the past 2 years. The county in which I live is majority AA and to have a Caucasian Republican win here is astonishing!!

[Paladin2]

Looks like Boebert may win.

[unclebankster]

I find it quite telling that the same TDS-afflicted Freepers keep jumping in other threads to spew how terrible we did and that it’s Trump’s fault. If they aren’t actively part of a coordinated effort to diminish Trump, they are certainly behaving like useful idiots.

They were like this after the January 6 protest and during covid hysteria.

They’re an emotional bunch but eventually their emotion dwindles out.

Its no different with this.

[Tommy Revolts]

Booyah

Put that in your pipe and smoke it, you bunch of sad sacks.

[FamiliarFace]

That’s exactly why I don’t believe Trump lost in 2020. They want me to believe that people voted for R’s all the way down the ballot, but hated Trump so much that they voted for Burden instead. Makes no sense.

[ProudDeplorable]

The Democrats control the narrative when it comes to elections. No matter what Republicans do, they are always on the defensive when it comes to the narrative.

[redangus]

Unless I’ve missed it the GOP hasn’t taken over control of the House yet, the Senate is probably gone with the recent news out of Nevada (The dems may actually end up with 51), and the governor’s races in AZ and NV don’t look good despite what Kari Lake and her buddies on Fox keep telling us.

So, while school board races in FL are important for those communities in the elections that count on a national bases, we haven’t done well. The Senate was 50/50 going in and with Fetterman winning a formerly GOP seat it looks like it may end up 51/49 democrat.

[Blood of Tyrants]

In Tennessee, conservative Andy Ogles won the 5th Congressional district that had been in DemocRat hands for 150 years.