[Right_Wing_Madman]

By this reasoning 2024 looks like status quo.

After last night, I figure better odds of Texas secession before a GOP president getting elected again. Pennsylvania and Michigan are gone. In the House, Democrats won 7 of 13 districts in North Carolina. The numbers don't add up anymore.

[FLT-bird]

The Democrats did well in congressional districts in North Carolina only because the Democrat leaning state supreme court threw out the electoral map drawn up by the state legislature and drew one favorable to Democrats in its place.

The good news is this:

- North Carolina elected Ted Budd to the US Senate

- North Carolina elected 2 Republicans to the state supreme court which flipped it from 4-3 Democrat to 5-2 Republican

- North Carolina elected supermajorities to both houses of the state legislature (meaning they can override any veto issued by the Democrat Governor).

Whether because the legislature draws a Republican friendly electoral map in the state for the next election or because the state supreme court overturns the previous insane Democrat court’s decision. Also, a couple of election integrity laws including voter ID which the state supreme court had struck down will now go into force as the new state supreme court reverses those decisions.

[Citizen Soldier]

I’m not saying it applies to all women from PA but I do know that every woman from PA I ever worked with was a backstabber. It was uncanny.