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IronLionZion

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35. We're likely to see a stock market correction and recession by then

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Mon Nov 24, 2025, 10:02 PM

12 hrs ago

People may not appreciate having lost health insurance subsidies and other benefits. Nurses might have some issues with GOP's attacks on their profession. DOGE hasn't provided the efficiency they promised.

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Republican lawmakers grow alarmed over signs of 2026 election wipeout [View all] BumRushDaShow 20 hrs ago OP

Wow: Chasstev365 20 hrs ago #1

It would be great if speaker Johnson lost his seat. Omnipresent 20 hrs ago #2

Unfortunately, there's No chance of that Wiz Imp 19 hrs ago #10

I'm always glad when someone steps up...even with longest odds duhneece 17 hrs ago #25

I agree. No race should ever be conceded by not fielding a candidate. Wiz Imp 15 hrs ago #29

Maybe if he ran as an independent... progressoid 17 hrs ago #26

I know, right? Diamond_Dog 17 hrs ago #27

This one simple trick could improve Republicans' odds in the midterms: Fiendish Thingy 20 hrs ago #3

That really is fiendish, thingy. ananda 19 hrs ago #7

They could think of it like a revival... callous taoboy 19 hrs ago #8

It's a year off and they've got lots of money bucolic_frolic 20 hrs ago #4

Jesus Christ, what did they think was going to happen? PatSeg 20 hrs ago #5

The Party of Billionaires, soulless tech bros, ballrooms, bronxiteforever 19 hrs ago #6

Don't pop those champagne bottles just yet!! ProudMNDemocrat 19 hrs ago #9

23 seats were won by Republicans in 2024 by 10% or less. Wiz Imp 19 hrs ago #11

Which will likely flip as the conditions on the ground worsen. ProudMNDemocrat 19 hrs ago #13

This message was self-deleted by its author Wiz Imp 19 hrs ago #12

It should be a Hundred year wipeout. chowder66 19 hrs ago #14

The Senate may not be that unachievable either Metaphorical 18 hrs ago #15

3 "competitive" seats are BumRushDaShow 18 hrs ago #16

There's also a chance of beating Roger Marshall of Kansas KS Toronado 18 hrs ago #17

Would love to see that as a competitive seat!!! BumRushDaShow 18 hrs ago #20

Ernst represents Iowa, no? BadgerMom 18 hrs ago #23

Yes thank you! Corrected. BumRushDaShow 17 hrs ago #28

Agreed moose65 12 hrs ago #36

"Evil Overlords express concern about return of Law and Order." byronius 18 hrs ago #18

Fortunately for them.... Nasruddin 18 hrs ago #19

Gee, maybe they should have thought of that before approving the "Big Beautiful Bill" Bev54 18 hrs ago #21

But on the plus side, it will be better for the country nuxvomica 18 hrs ago #22

Wonder what catastrophe Trump will concoct.. Escape 18 hrs ago #24

As well they should. This is all their doing. CaptainTruth 15 hrs ago #30

The problem is they can't shut trump up. IMO. pwb 15 hrs ago #31

Kick. N/T Upthevibe 14 hrs ago #32

Did they really assume most people didn't think they sucked? mdbl 14 hrs ago #33

If they were smart ... Blue_playwright 12 hrs ago #34

We're likely to see a stock market correction and recession by then IronLionZion 12 hrs ago #35

The Hill sure put as positive an assessment of Rs chances Deminpenn 8 hrs ago #37