WATCH: Joy Behar Claims Democrats Lost Senate Races Due To Gerrymandering

The Federalist ^ | 11/07/2018 | Bre Payton

[Kid Shelleen]

Joy Behar said Democrats lost key senate races because of gerrymandering in a segment on ABC’s ‘The View’ Wednesday morning.

For some bizarre reason, ABC’s News’s Matthew Dowd brought up the fact that more ballots were cast in favor of the total number of Democratic candidates than Republican candidates running for U.S. Senate.

[jughandle]

Funny, no Republican “guaranteed” a victory in the House or Senate..

[ChinaGotTheGoodsOnClinton]

Yeah they redrew the states. LOL

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Dimwits like Joy hate “Gerry man derring”, because, they believe it was created by a man named Gerry, with no input from a Gerrywoman for gender equality.

Well, she is correct, Governor Elbridge Gerry, a proto-democrat came up with it.

I doubt he consulted his wife.

[HandyDandy]

“Well, she is correct, Governor Elbridge Gerry, a proto-democrat came up with it.”
It is true that the word came from the redistricting done by Gov. Gerry. The outline on a map, appeared to some, as being the shape of a salamander. Thus, “Gerrymander”.

[SunkenCiv]

but did she say it with *feeling*?!? That's all that really counts. /s

Partisan Media Shills (PMS) update.

Non-Player Character (NPC) update.

[zanarchist]

What a maroon! They teach you in primary school in the US Constitution there are two US Senators for each state, which is why there are a 100. 50 states x2. Hello?

ABC should be embarrassed.

[Berosus]

Not Indiucky, Kentuckiana.

I once went to a bird show that was hosted by a group based in Louisville, and because Louisville is on the Indiana border, the group was called “Kentuckiana Feathered Friends.”

[Republican Wildcat]

For some bizarre reason, ABC’s News’s Matthew Dowd brought up the fact that more ballots were cast in favor of the total number of Democratic candidates than Republican candidates running for U.S. Senate.

They are completely separate elections that have nothing to do with each other - combining their results is ridiculous. California, the largest state, had 100% of ballots cast for Democrats...and in case he didn't notice, Democrats won most of the contests by an almost 2 to 1 margin. So he had no point other than to confuse the audience.