Republicans Should Be TERRIFIED After Their Huge Election Defeats
November 9, 2017
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as posted by the channelIn this Majority Report clip, we react to the crushing defeat Republicans candidates suffered in the November 7th elections.
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---By any measure, Tuesday was a big night for Democrats, especially in Virginia, where they swept the top offices, including governor, and made strong gains in the General Assembly.
Here are some key takeaways from the biggest election night since President Trump’s victory a year ago.
It was largely a suburban rebellion, where more moderate voters rejected Mr. Trump and embraced Democrats.
Be it New Jersey, Virginia or Charlotte, N.C., Democrats rode a miniwave of victories that will give them energy for candidate recruitment and fund-raising heading into the midterm elections next year.
In addition to winning the top races, for governor of New Jersey and Virginia, Democrats also captured the mayoral post in Manchester, N.H., the State Senate in Washington, along with other important victories in statehouse elections.---
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