Could GOP control White House, Senate and House? Stirewalt breaks it down | The Hill

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Political editor Chris Stirewalt explains on “The Hill on NewsNation” which races are yet to be called in the 2024 general election, including the House seats that could bring the Republican Party a trifecta in Washington, D.C.

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  4. The below woman is an expert at exposing democrat voter fraud . , she believes that all GOP losers in the House and Sentate need to do the below.

    Alleged GOP Losers: Immediately File to Stop Certification of Vote

    Candidates: If you allegedly lost your race, don’t just walk away. Immediately file to stop certification of the vote which varies from 20-30 days depending on the state. Demand a FORENSIC ANALYSIS. I GUARANTEE you the numbers won’t match and I say that after pursuing this cheating of We the People for the past 31 years .
    Devy Kidd

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  5. Biden would have lost.

    It's not his fault, but he became a "zombie," president, via the word-of-mouth among Republicans, especially MAGAts. Kamala almost overcame the impenetrable barrier of closeted racism, and perhaps some sexism. 48% of all voters were pro Kamala. Not quite enough. Why 16 million less voters in 2024 than in 2020? Dunno But I suspect that in spite of public support, many men and women had and still have private doubts about the legitimacy of legalized voluntary abortion. A survey would be necessary to prove or disprove that.

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  10. Some pretty basic math using the binomial distribution is that suppose there is even odds and we want the probability of 2 or more P(X >= 2) successes then it's 0.99951 or 995 times out of a 1000 they'd get two or more seats. If it was even just 10% odds then it's a 45% chance they secure 2 or more seats. This is in the bag.

    Probability of Heads (p) P(X >= 2) with 15 trials
    0.1 0.450957
    0.2 0.832874
    0.3 0.964732
    0.4 0.994828
    0.5 0.999512

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  22. "The relationship between the White House and the DoD was really, really bad, and so … I know it's top of mind for how they're going to select the folks that they put in DoD this time around," the former official said.

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  24. Trump's election has also raised questions inside the Pentagon about what would happen if the president issued an unlawful order, particularly if his political appointees inside the department don't push back.

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  32. If they have control I hope they do what they promised or they will lose in 2026. Republicans slow walked Trump's agenda in 2016-18 and lost due to Paul Ryan and McConnell. Remember how stupid the Republicans were after the 2010 landslide.

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  35. That’s California election law. If all states were the same it would have to be under federal law and then… well unless they decide to have it both ways, repubs have to accept each state’s laws (like with abortion, right?).

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