GOP Officially Flips Fourteenth Congressional Seat

by Matt Palumbo Posted: December 1, 2020

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GOP Officially Flips Fourteenth Congressional Seat
The Democrats’ shrinking House majority has continued shrinking.

We reported four days ago that there were eight House races that the media hadn’t yet called, and Republicans were leading in every single one of them. The congressional districts in play were California’s 21st and 25th, Iowa’s 2nd, New York’s 1st, 2nd, 11th, 22nd, and 24th.

Despite the media having refused to call them, at the time of our reporting Democrats had already conceded in three of those races (in New York’s 2nd, 11th, and 24th districts).

Last night Iowa officials made it official that Republicans had won Iowa’s 2nd congressional district, marking the GOP’s fourteenth congressional flip from the November elections. According to Townhall:

After weeks of vote counting, including a full recount, GOP candidate Dr. Mariannette Miller-Meeks was officially declared Congresswoman-elect in Iowa’s second congressional district. The seat was held by Democrats comfortably for nearly two decades, and Dr. Miller-Meeks clinched victory by just six votes. Monday’s race call marks the GOP’s fourteenth blue-to-red flip thus far, and Dr. Miller-Meeks adds another win for Republican women, who saw record-breaking success this election cycle.

Miller-Meeks won by a close six votes after the recount.


Democrat Cristy Smith also conceded to Republican Mike Garcia last night in the race for California’s 25th district. Garcia had won the seat in a May special election after Democrat Rep. Katie Hill stepped down following a scandal.

As if 2016 wasn’t bad enough, the polling industry thoroughly embarrassed themselves even further this election cycle by forecasting a blue wave in Congress. Of the 27 House races that the Cook Political Report rated as “toss-ups” in their election analysis, Republicans won all 27. Republicans also won seven of 36 seats that were rated “likely Democrat” or “lean Democrat.”

Democrats also failed to flip a single state legislature at the state and local level, while Republicans flipped the Senate and House in New Hampshire.

Two words: President Biden.

President Biden, a lame duck from the word go.

How is the pizza place search going?

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Originally posted by RMiller:
President Biden, a lame duck from the word go.

President Biden. Two words to give cheer and comfort to America's enemies.

Over 7 million more votes for Biden. Trump has lost the popular vote in 2 elections by more than 10 million.

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Originally posted by Mike Mitchell:
Two words: President Biden.

Two other words: Manchurian Candidate.

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Over 7 million more votes for Biden. Trump has lost the popular vote in 2 elections by more than 10 million.

BS that Sleepy Joe got that many legal votes.

You know why the Dem's lost so many seats, and, yet, Joe lands so many votes?

The Dems were in such a hurry to make sure Joe won, that they could not take the time to fill out the downstream picks, thereby assuring many Dem losses even while Joe 'won'.

Do you actually believe that Joe got 570,000 votes-to-Trumps 3,200? Do you believe that is an honest, legit number?

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Originally posted by wymple:
Over 7 million more votes for Biden. Trump has lost the popular vote in 2 elections by more than 10 million.

weird.
isn't there only 11 million illegals?
kinda coincidental.

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Do you actually believe that Joe got 570,000 votes-to-Trumps 3,200

WHERE WAS THAT????

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Do you actually believe that Joe got 570,000 votes-to-Trumps 3,200



WHERE WAS THAT????

The Washington Times:
By R. Emmett Tyrrell Jr. - - Tuesday, December 1, 2020
Here is one of Mr. Kengor’s findings. At a hearing in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, on Nov. 25 an expert testified to the Pennsylvania Senate Majority Committee that a batch of ballots recorded 570,000 votes for Joe Biden and only 3,200 votes for Donald. That would be 99.4% of the votes went to Mr. Biden and with that batch he won the election.

Grandpa, what do you think of this?