Sinema now has more votes than Trump, Hillary or Obama got in the presidential elections

I am not losing any sleep over McSally if she in fact loses. She was a liberal representative, a supporter of DACA and a McCain protégé. She apparently ran a lackluster campaign that mainly emphasized the fact she had been an Air Force pilot. BFD.

Her opponent sounds like real nut case however who seems to have made a habit of disparaging her own state.

What's wrong with you people in Arizona anyway? You inflict McCain and Flake on us, now this?

 

You mean liar liar ~ pants on fire?

 

I would say liar liar Trump type liar but I dont think you are that bad

 

In 2010 republicans picked up 63 house seats. That is A LOT more than dems picked up.

Do you ever get tired of being wrong?

 

1.Thats not what we were talking about

2.Congressional maps were different in 2010


Do you ever get tired of being fucking idiot?

 

You lost and you are incorrect. The real prize is the Senate and with any luck Trump replaces Ginburg.

It will be justice after the extremely inappropriate way she behaved during the 2016 campaign.

 

You obviously don't understand congressional maps and gerrymandering and Im not wasting my time explaining it to you.

As far as the Senate Dems won all the blue senate seats,6 of the 7 swing state senate seats,red state West Virginia,Arizona and Montana and came within 3 points of republican crown jewel Texas .Dems got around 10 million more votes than republicans.

 

Is that why they also lost 6 Senate seats in the same election?

You are stupid as shit man.

 

Boom!!!!





https://www.politico.com/amp/story/2018/11/12/2018-arizona-senate-election-sinema-mcsally-984928

Sinema wins Arizona Senate race
The Democrat pulled out a come-from-behind victory to flip a formerly Republican seat.


By JAMES ARKIN


11/12/2018 04:42 PM EST


Updated11/12/2018 09:06 PM EST


Democratic Rep. Kyrsten Sinema has defeated Republican Rep. Martha McSally in the battle for the open Senate seat in Arizona, giving Democrats their second Senate pickup of the cycle.

Sinema had 49.7 percent of the vote to McSally’s 48 percent when The Associated Press called the race Monday evening. Though McSally led narrowly on Election Night, Sinema took the lead in the race two days later and continued to pad her edge as the state counted outstanding votes through the weekend and Monday.

 

Based up the recent illegal tabulation of illegal votes.