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BumRushDaShow

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13. Most certainly yes because there were about 20 "moderate" GOPers who were elected in Biden districts

Reply to Raven123 (Reply #7)

Sat Nov 23, 2024, 04:29 AM

Nov 23

including one who just got re-elected here in PA (PA-1 just outside of Philly). So that is the group where you would just need a couple to flip. Many of them were on the "Problem Solvers Caucus".

Add any vacancies in there awaiting Special elections, and that drops the GOP majority down even more, where they might even get close to being at or below 218.

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House Democrats prepare to make Mike Johnson's life hell [View all] BumRushDaShow Nov 22 OP

House democrats will be hearing a lot of republianmushroom Nov 22 #1

Not much news here. Raven123 Nov 22 #2

Au contraire BumRushDaShow Nov 22 #4

Nope. The House is a different animal. Raven123 Nov 22 #7

They couldn't get it together in the last Congress. Bluetus Nov 22 #12

Most certainly yes because there were about 20 "moderate" GOPers who were elected in Biden districts BumRushDaShow Nov 23 #13

I agree. Where's Nancy when you need her. Jackson jr Nov 23 #16

Good. As Truman said, "I never did give them hell. I just told the truth, and they thought it was hell." ancianita Nov 22 #3

What are the 3 most prestigious positions that could lure 3 ColinC Nov 22 #5

They are our representatives-- coffeenap Nov 22 #6

Offer a deal to a few rational R's in tight, swing districts. paleotn Nov 22 #8

Never country over party. But maybe ambition over party JT45242 Nov 22 #9

I hope so. nt dflprincess Nov 22 #10

Why does the article say "Democrats managed to flip slightly more House seats than Republicans"? onenote Nov 22 #11

Remember this guy? BumRushDaShow Nov 23 #14

Isn't this a bit out of their comfort zone? What about hurting fascist feelings and looking political? Hotler Nov 23 #15

We have seen leaders that feel that .. Jackson jr Nov 23 #17

Hakeem Jeffries is 54 BumRushDaShow Nov 23 #18

Now there's a headline and story that warms my heart. LudwigPastorius Nov 23 #19

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