The two big Congressional wins in North Carolina on Tuesday, Dan Bishop and Greg Murphy, have reverberated all over the World. They showed a lot of people how strong the Republican Party is, and how well it is doing. 2020 is a big, and very important, Election. We will WIN!
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Yep, all over the world. Just yesterday I was talking to my friend in Bulgaria who said to me, “I can’t believe GOP candidate Dan Bishop narrowly won in a deeply red district, it must mean Trump is a god among men.”
Ha ha, just kidding, you’re going to lose in 2020.
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Those 2 elections clearly outlined how vulnerable you are in areas they should have won easily.
Bragging about those elections is like showing Justin Trudeau how *big* your hands are.
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No, #NC09 shouldn’t have even been competitive. The only reason there was a special election was because the Republican engaged in election fraud in 2018, and the main reason the race was competitive was because you’re toxic to your party and the nation as a whole.
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Congratulations on the huge wins in North Carolina!
Republicans even flipped a blue county red.
#BlueToRed
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Two Republicans won in heavily red districts in North Carolina gerrymandered in their favor where the GOP has a shameful history of election fraud. Sure did reverberate all over the world about how America is turning into a Banana Republic.
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The GOP winning in North Carolina reverberates all over the world? Meh.
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The two big Congressional wins in North Carolina on Tuesday, Dan Bishop and Greg Murphy, have reverberated all over the World. They showed a lot of people how strong the Republican Party is, and how well it is doing. 2020 is a big, and very important, Election. We will WIN!
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The last time a Democrat held the #NC09 seat was up to 1962, when Hugh Quincy Alexander lost his re-election bid to Republican Jim Broyhill.
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