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Had all of the u.s. congress supporting them, all of the big business, unlimited resources, and still oh, and arrested, by the way, some republican party leaders, the most party leaders,49% of the vote, i don t think we would call that a big victory. that s what happened in russia over the weekend. you tweeted that putin s star is fading. talk a little bit more about that. he s been in power for 21 years. right? that s a long time. i worked for president obama for five years. i loved the guy, but even if he had been in power for 21 years, my support might fade. and i think that s what this election shows. right? it s the same old party, the same four parties that have been in the parliament for 20 years are back again. there s no enthusiasm there. the vote the turnout was very low. below 50% for russia. that s a very low turnout. and on top of that all, you might have had pretty massive ....
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Republicans running for judgeships left there. it just tells you if you live in a suburb, you re turning blue. go to census.gov. people in america leaving smaller rural counties moving closer to urban and suburban areas. that is a demographic that is bad for the president heading into 2020 and potentially disastrous for his party if it continues. it s a suburban blood bath again. 2018, we saw it starting there. pennsylvania is interesting too because not only did trump win it but this is an area that hillary clinton had a problem turning outvoters. what this election shows is folks are fired up and coming out to vote. that s going to be a big problem for trump potentially in 2020. you look at virginia which when i first came to washington was a red state. now forget about it. if you think about it, the governor has an ethical cloud ....
Cucumb cucumber? the big question democrats still can t answer is why hillary clinton lost. there is a still debate. was it she was not liberal enough? or was it that she was too liberal? i think what the 2018 election shows, as matt just said, is that actually the more pragmatic candidates who didn t try to inflame and play identity politics and lead with ideology did better. a lot of the progressive heroes heading into the night didn t go first across the finish line. beto o rourke tried to reach out. he didn t demonize ted cruz. but if you look at the folks who won and where they won, they did focus more on pragmatic problem solving and less on hyper partisan ship. that should send a message. matt, can t you say the same for republicans, right? that races where they went, you know, very hard right, and even races where the president doubled and tripled down on his ....