When Hillary wins (if she doesn't now that she no longer has the email debacle then we need to have a serious conversation on the US voters and how they think) she will need to focus on developing working ties with a GOP House, and (hopefully) a Democratic controlled Senate.

She will be caught between Elizabeth Warren, and Bernie, who will exact their pound of flesh in exchange for working hard to ensure her victory.

But she will have to work with the Ryan controlled House.  The fact that Ryan hates Trump, but his forced to "support" him shows how weak he is.

Ryan himself will have a problem.  The Trump base will be very angry and will be mobilized by Trump TV, which will make FOX TV as elevating and as intellectual as PBS, or NPR.  His big fear will be seeing his members primaried by the Trump fanatics in 2018 if they compromise.

I suggest that she will have way more to do than exacting a vendetta on Comey. Let the Senate and the House deal with that.

I just cannot support these Democrats even though Trump refused to rent to coloured people. The Democrats are as crooked as they come. I hope Trump pulls out a victory tomorrow.

Trump will likely lose. Let's hope the GOP hold on to the House and Senate.  Crooked Hillary with her crooked Liberals cannot be trusted to hold all the keys to the kingdom!

His loss is his own making due to actions after the Conventions.

ba$eman posted:

Trump will likely lose. .

I am glad that you have come to your senses. Here is what you should hope. That Hillary thrashes Trump and the GOP lose the Senate. They cannot lose the House due to GOP gerrymandered congressional boundaries.

This will lead to the GOP to remove from its leadership the lunatic right wing fringe. It will cease to be a party that attracts the white racists and xenophobes, because it will embrace an ideology of inclusion and of diversity of thought.  That government has to step in to solve problems when the markets cannot.

The result will be that the GOP will field a moderate candidate. They will begin to understand that they cannot provide sanction to racists. And many non traditional supporters will give them a second look.

After all it was Eisenhower who began to involve the Federal government in ensuring that there was equal access. Too bad that Nixon decided that a good way to win elections was to run campaigns based on playing on white paranoia of blacks.

He could have instead run on a fact that the better off blacks were the better off every one will be because the country would be more prosperous, given its larger pool of talent and consumer buying power.

But instead we had Reagan who carried up the anti black rhetoric to higher height, now culminating with Trump who has made white bigotry mainstream and "respectable".

caribny posted:

When Hillary wins (if she doesn't now that she no longer has the email debacle then we need to have a serious conversation on the US voters and how they think) she will need to focus on developing working ties with a GOP House, and (hopefully) a Democratic controlled Senate.

She will be caught between Elizabeth Warren, and Bernie, who will exact their pound of flesh in exchange for working hard to ensure her victory.

But she will have to work with the Ryan controlled House.  The fact that Ryan hates Trump, but his forced to "support" him shows how weak he is.

Ryan himself will have a problem.  The Trump base will be very angry and will be mobilized by Trump TV, which will make FOX TV as elevating and as intellectual as PBS, or NPR.  His big fear will be seeing his members primaried by the Trump fanatics in 2018 if they compromise.

I suggest that she will have way more to do than exacting a vendetta on Comey. Let the Senate and the House deal with that.

"When Hillary wins" is predicting what she would do after she wins. 

When you saw her up in the polls, you were predicting that she would win like everyone else here. You were wrong. Deal with it.