No Midterm Wave (15)

No #BlueWave
No #RedWave

Nothing unusual happened.
Why are people acting as if there was some great victory or defeat?

Geez

It's a bit of a disappointment. But was predicted as the most likely scenario.

In the scheme of impeachment and removal from office.

House votes on articles of impeachment.

Senate votes on removal

Am I right? Could this be the big fuss?

""Still, the Democrats' takeover of the House suggests that they will almost certainly use their subpoena power to investigate everything from Trump's tax returns to his financial ties in Eastern Europe to his purported "relationship" with the Kremlin. It also signals that Trump is in for a two-year struggle as partisan gridlock will almost certainly hamstring parts of his agenda

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"Life is going to get far tougher for President Trump," said James Knightley, chief international economist at ING Bank NV. "The split Congress means that there is more likely to be gridlock, which will significantly curtail his legislative agenda. Bi-partisan action may be possible in areas such as infrastructure spending, but for the most part divisions between and within the parties mean that progress will be difficult."'

""In summary, voters are about to reacquainted with one of the defining features of the Obama era - that is, intractable gridlock in Washington (profiled here) as partisan warfare becomes the defining theme. While analysts believe there might be room for cooperation on infrastructure spending, Trump will now need to focus on what he can accomplish out of the executive (and, when it comes to appointing judges, the judiciary) branch""" 
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(12:02) #JamesMunder
reviews #ZeroHedge article and says there are already articles saying the Dems will ramp up the #RussiaRussiaRussia conspiracy theory tactic, and demand Trump's birth records etc.

For heavens sake. America is still waiting for all of Obama's records

Thanks. You saved me some seaches.

2/3.. well, not bloody likely that they'll get their wish

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