Posted on 11/21/2016 11:55:01 AM PST by Enlightened1
On Monday’s broadcast of the Fox Business Network’s “Mornings with Maria,” Representative Tim Ryan (D-OH), who is challenging House Minority Leader Representative Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), stated, “I’m pulling the fire alarm, because the house is burning down, and we better get our act together or we’re going to cease being a national party.”
Ryan said, “[T]he average American, the average working-class American, flipped their middle finger to the establishment, the Democratic establishment, the Republican establishment, Wall Street. They think that everybody’s more concerned with the donor class than they the working class.”
He added, “[W]e can’t keep going down the same road. … I’m pulling the fire alarm right now, is what I’m doing in the Democratic Party. I believe we’re in denial of what’s happened. I’m pulling the fire alarm, because the house is burning down, and we better get our act together or we’re going to cease being a national party. We’re going to be a regional party that fails to get into the majority, and fails to do things on behalf of those working class people that were the backbone of the Democratic Party for so long. we better get our stuff together.”
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Are there any blue counties in South Dakota which are not Indian reservations? Fraud possibility?
Best shore duty of my career.
Give them a handkerchief and a slice of pizza.
Not really fraud related, but another interesting thing I just noticed on the map. We always think of Seattle and the whole Puget Sound area as being a liberal bastion. That area is blue, but it’s light blue, not dark blue. Assuming that the shades of colors indicate how close the vote was, Washington state may not be out of play forever if that area continues to be relatively close.
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