re: the democrat party is dying.

Dems won popular vote in Presidential and combined Senate races. Doesn't sound like Dem Party is dying.

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Doesn't sound like Dem Party is dying.

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2012
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This is what happens when you have no policy iniatives outside of segregating victim classes.

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They have lots of policy initiatives.....
Open borders
Coddling criminals
Illegal immigration
Pandering to radical Islam
Racism against whites
Socialism
Destroying American culture
Anti-religion (unless it's Moslem)
I could go on, the problem is Americans hate their policies.

actually republicans in congress received two million more votes than democrats in 2016. you can't really look at senate as being meaningful because every state gets two senators regardless of their population some cycles big states reelect and some years small states. that's why every one with at least half a brain looks at the house races.

as for the popular vote means nothing more than you guys have california and new york good luck with that.

Well said. At the end of the day, average middle class American wants good schools for their children, a thriving economy full of good jobs, solid roads and a safe community. They don't care about BLM, LBGTQRE freak shows, etc

Democrats were announcing the death of the Republican party 9 years ago. If the Republicans continue ignoring the will of the people who put them in total control of the legislative and executive branches, the shoe will be on the other foot in due time.

Failing to repeal the abomination known as Obamacare is not a good start. Will Republicans repeal and replace those legislators too chickenshit to do what they were elected for, or do Democrats take those seats?

It's well past time to actually do something, not gloat, or celebrate.

The state and congressional redistricting did not go into effect until the 2012 elections.

In many states it is done by the state reps, but it can be changed and modified by the congress.

This allowed the GOP to get an advantage for years and not until the next census can it really change. The DEMs did the samething for years and the GOP even tried to make a reform in the 80's.

I'd say it's the other way around. You'll see in the midterms and next presidential election the democrats will be very successful. They have a stranglehold on most of the minorities whose numbers are rising and college aged students. If the republicans can't change their message to appease to a younger audience they are going to fail big time. The democrats strategy is easy which is to make Trump seem like Satan on earth and get all the emotional young people to vote.

One data point should never be used to make a point. Go take a statistics class.