Party time or sore time?

Question

With the Democrats winning the house majority for the first time since 1984, I feel like partying.Everytime I complained about previous elections, both for the house and the presidency, I have been bombarded with Republican's calling me a sore loser, with the exception of Clinton's term which Republican's that I have had discussions with always said that he was not their president but when I would say the same of Bush then suddenly I am unAmerican.But it wasn't that I was a sore loser or unAmerican but just was getting tired of things remaining status quo for so long.

Anyway, does anyone think Republican hardliners are going to be sore losers?

Sorry, correction, since 1994.

Answer 1

Well as a conservative Republican I would like to congratulate you on your win.America has spoken and I was in the minority.I do not believe that it is the end of the world though it will be very interesting the next two years.

Answer 2

Yes, they will be sore losers, and they will find a way to blame it on Hillary.

Interestingly, evangelical Christians voted pretty Democratic tonight. Which is good, because now poverty and the environment are on their radar. The Reps are going to have to change their stances on these issues if they want to continue to court that population.

Answer 3

Party time for Democrats and Tears for the Republicans.

Answer 4

I am going to party!..Why?..Well, im Australian, and i always thought our politicians were uniquely stupid to the point of being terminal!..Imagine my joy, while following the US elections upon discovering YOURS are just as silly!..Isnt it fantastic!..Our democracy elects the same sort of brain dead cackheads as your democracy!..Then i stopped and thought.."Strike me fat!..Awww crikey!..Im the one who elects 'em..What does that make me?..Bugger it, i'l have a beer anyway!..Good luck you blokes!

Answer 5

Ofcourse. They're hardliners aren't they.

Answer 6

PARTAY :)