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    "There is a weird underplaying of the degree of Democratic victory this time. Sure, they didn't win quite as many seats as some pollsters and pundits predicted, but even at the height of the Great And Glorious Republican Revolution, back when Democrats were doomed to irrelevancy for generations, they maxed out at just 232 House seats. Dems have about 256 at the moment, with a couple of races not yet decided."

    But, you know the Republicans had a "Mandate" and the Dems now have to, um, be cautious and play patty cake with the Republicans and be all non-partisan and shit.

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    • you smoke the dope?Llyod
    • The GOPs are worst losers.Mimio
    • after-politics politics
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    • they are, just look at jagx.DrBombay
    • lol @ 'GOP are worst losers' - and Democrats haven't been crying about 2000 and 2004 for the last 8 years solid??tommyo
    • exactly tommyo, I'd call them sore winners or sore whiners for that matter. pathetic
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    • Jaz you need to cool it though man. I said it before, let's just try and view this thing positively until there is reason not to.tommyo
    • ..in 2000 Gore had 600k more votes and lost. I think that's a legitimate gripe.Mimio
    • ding ding dingDrBombay
    • Mimio...popular votes? Welcome to the America, if youz dontz likes has electoral college, callz someone.tommyo
    • and thanks for proving my point you sore loser you. :Ptommyo
    • *Gives Mimio a noogie.tommyo
    • Americans ARE sore losers. Fuck the South still has a hard on for us Yankees...TheBlueOne
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