Yup, but after that we may be in for hard times

California, literally a democratic stronghold has a republican nominee in 2nd place so far

there won't be a red wave

or a blue wave

dems'll gain a little

and the gop will still be in charge

there will be a new wave *posts new wave music*

Sweet

@21tagtmeiern As 2020 rolls around reps will gain

@21tagtmeiern In 2018 reps will gain in key democratic strongholds, such as california

dems'll gain like 23 seats total according to my evidence

and gop will maintain majority

don't know how it gets redistributed

Dems wont gain 23 seats fucken lmao

not even half that

Lemme remind you what's happening in california

what does that mean lol

Reps are gaining in blue states

reps are gaining in red states too

also swing states

The dems wont stand a chance

Not for the next 2-3 election cycles anyways

Dems like to say that theyll win big time and reps are losing big time, they did that in the 2016 election

The opposite it true

Dems are losing ground big time

Especially with the core group that gave most of the Dem's vote in 2016

Millennials

Millennials are turning against the Dems, 2015-2016-2017-2018 more and more Millennials are turning towards the republican party

@21tagtmeiern

Doesn´t matter

Hispanic support for republicans is increasing to

Hispanic support for the Dems dropped 9 points from 2016 to 2018

It's ironic now because by 2019 a majority of hispanics will support tougher immigration

That doesn´t mean they will vote conservative though

Half of Swedens population support tougher immigration policies

*after* the election

If reps someone how lose ground in 2018, 2020, 2022, the voters will realize they fucked up and vote rep

@Deleted User 30% of hispanics voted republican 2014, 35% 2016, 2017 support hovered at 37%

Yeah, but count in the blacks and the white commies and it won´t take long before conservatives won´t be able to win elections anymore