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Tchocky · 10-03-13, 12:01 PM

That argument makes no sense, AVG.

In terms of the popular vote, there were over a million more votes for House Democrats than Republicans.

Also there was a presidential election between one guy who promised to repeal the ACA on his first day, and someone who would fight to keep it. And we all remember the inauguration of President Romney.

Point is - you can't take one electoral outcome and ignore the others.

It's especially hypocritical to ask if Democratic politicians have forgotten the election - while you're ignoring large chunks of it yourself.

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Tchocky Navy Seal Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 5,874 Downloads: 6 Uploads: 0	That argument makes no sense, AVG. In terms of the popular vote, there were over a million more votes for House Democrats than Republicans. Also there was a presidential election between one guy who promised to repeal the ACA on his first day, and someone who would fight to keep it. And we all remember the inauguration of President Romney. Point is - you can't take one electoral outcome and ignore the others. It's especially hypocritical to ask if Democratic politicians have forgotten the election - while you're ignoring large chunks of it yourself. __________________ [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC] Last edited by Tchocky; 10-03-13 at 12:11 PM.