Will you spin the results of tonight's midterm election in a way that conforms to ideology?

[Anonymous]

Let's take the 2018 midterm election. This was a big victory for the Democrats. For Democrats, it was an indictment of President Trump and his policies. But Republicans spun it differently. For them, it was the normal ebb and flow of politics. No big deal.

Four years later, it seems Republicans are poised to reclaim the House and possibly even the Senate. If this happens, how will you spin it? If you are a Republican, will it be an indictment of Biden? If you are a Democrat, will you minimize the results?

Yes, I will interpret the election in a way that allows me to feel right and good!

No, I will look at the same way I looked at 2018 when results were reversed.

I don't know!

[KayMay]

I won't spin anything. If it's a red wave, I'll just say liberal policies like releasing violent criminals, didn't sit well with either party. The Dems have been saying that all week. Bill Clinton told the libs they were screwing up, and so did Obama.

As for 2024? I will say that extreme liberals control the Democrat party, and that's not likely to change.

[User3191989]

I'll say, it was republican stupidity, as usual

[Asker]

Is that how you interpreted the 2018 midterm election?

[User3191989]

Always. It’s just republican stupidity, over and over again

[Asker]

Then why did Democrats win in 2018? The answer "Because of Republican stupidity" isn't logical.

[User3191989]

It should have been an absolutely drudging. And it wasn’t, because of Republican stupidity

[KayMay]

@asker
He appears to be clueless.

[User3191989]

Nope, I know exactly what I’m talking about, but, I’m assuming you’re the one who has no idea what they’re talking about I. e. republicuck

[Asker]

I don't know if reducing all elections to Republican stupidity is an intelligent way to see things. Have you read that Hillbilly book?