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THE 2016 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
Updated 8/14/18
TRUMP IS A MOLOTOV COCKTAIL THROWN AT DC BY THE AMERICAN VOTER IN 2016, WHAT WILL HAPPEN IN NOVEMBER 2018
Trump got elected because he promised to change Washington. The American voters elected Bush and gave him a Republican Congress and not much happened except Republicans started spending money the way they accuse Democrats of spending money. Remember the Bridge to nowhere in Alaska?
The American voters decided we needed a change so they elected Barrack Obama and gave him a Democrat Congress. Not much happened in those 8 years, except for Obamacare which is currently falling apart under its own weight.
So the American voters REALLY wanted change. Donald Trump was a verbal bully, referred to women by their genitalia and was insulting and still got elected. Another example of how hungry the voters were for change is that Bernie Sanders, a 73 year old self proclaimed Socialist, won 19 primaries.
The question now is will Trumps VERY loyal base produce enough votes in the November 2018 Mid-term elections to overcome the legion of "Trump Haters" who plan to vote for every Democrat they can find. The retirement of many Republicans in the House (Including the Speaker) and the large number of Republicans in "safe " seats now have challengers lend credence to the theory that the "Blue Wave" is coming and the Democrats might take control of the House. They many Gerrymandered seats help by Republicans lend credence to the theory Republicans will maintain control, but with fewer numbers. Historically, the party of the newly elected President loses seats in the House in the first mid-term after his election. That first mid-term is a "report card" on the first two years of the new President.
The Republicans probably will maintain control of the Senate, perhaps even increasing the majority because 10 Democrats running for re-election are in states Trump won.
TRUMP IS A MOLOTOV COCKTAIL THROWN AT DC BY THE AMERICAN VOTER IN 2016, WHAT WILL HAPPEN IN NOVEMBER 2018
Trump got elected because he promised to change Washington. The American voters elected Bush and gave him a Republican Congress and not much happened except Republicans started spending money the way they accuse Democrats of spending money. Remember the Bridge to nowhere in Alaska?
The American voters decided we needed a change so they elected Barrack Obama and gave him a Democrat Congress. Not much happened in those 8 years, except for Obamacare which is currently falling apart under its own weight.
So the American voters REALLY wanted change. Donald Trump was a verbal bully, referred to women by their genitalia and was insulting and still got elected. Another example of how hungry the voters were for change is that Bernie Sanders, a 73 year old self proclaimed Socialist, won 19 primaries.
The question now is will Trumps VERY loyal base produce enough votes in the November 2018 Mid-term elections to overcome the legion of "Trump Haters" who plan to vote for every Democrat they can find. The retirement of many Republicans in the House (Including the Speaker) and the large number of Republicans in "safe " seats now have challengers lend credence to the theory that the "Blue Wave" is coming and the Democrats might take control of the House. They many Gerrymandered seats help by Republicans lend credence to the theory Republicans will maintain control, but with fewer numbers. Historically, the party of the newly elected President loses seats in the House in the first mid-term after his election. That first mid-term is a "report card" on the first two years of the new President.
The Republicans probably will maintain control of the Senate, perhaps even increasing the majority because 10 Democrats running for re-election are in states Trump won.
