MAGA But Nothing

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MAGA But Nothing

November 9th, 2016
Recounts in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania, with Pennslyvania, Missouri being in a recount and Wisconsin going to the Democrats for the senate.
November 12th, 2016
Hillary Clinton wins Michigan.
November 25th, 2016
Donald Trump elected President as he wins Wisconsin by 267 votes and Hillary Clinton concedes to Trump as riots ensue.
November 27th, 2016
Katie McGinty elected Senator as Hillary Clinton wins Pennslyvania.
December 20th, 2016
Jason Kander elected Senator of Missouri, Democrats control the Senate.
January 3rd, 2017
Chuck Schumer becomes Majority Leader and promises to be a balance for the incoming Trump Administration.

Majority Leader Chuck Schumer 51 seats
Minority Leader Mitch McConnell 49 seats

Speaker Paul Ryan 236 seats
Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi 200 seats

The inauguration of Donald Trump by The White House Facebook Page

January 20th, 2020
Donald Trump is inaugurated to be President of the United States and pledges to "Make America Great Again!", in his inauguration speech.

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The Cabniet of President Donald Trump

President: Donald Trump
Vice President: Mike Pence
Secretary of State: James Stradavis
Secretary of Treasury: Tim Pawlenty
Secretary of Defense: James Mattis
Attorney General: Rudy Giuliani
Secretary of the Interior: Cathy McMorris Rodgers
Secretary of Agriculture: Heidi Heitkamp
Secretary of Commerce: Chris Christie
Secretary of Labor: Victoria Lupica
Secretary of Health and Human Services: Bobby Jindal
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development: Rick Lazio
Secretary of Transportation: Harold Ford Jr.
Secretary of Energy: Joe Manchin
Secretary of Education: Michelle Rhee
Secretary of Veterans Affairs: Scott Brown
Secretary of Homeland Security: John Kelly
Chief of Staff: Steve Bannon
UN Ambassador: Tulsi Gabbard

 

[Captain Chaos]

Looks like Trump nominated a bi-partisan cabinet.

Since the Democrats emerged with a 51-49 Senate majority, I don't believe Heitkamp would accept the Agriculture Department. North Dakota has a Republican Governor and he would very likely appoint a Republican to her seat resulting in a 50-50 tie and the Republicans controlling the Senate (and controlling all committees).

[andjey]

Looks like Trump nominated a bi-partisan cabinet.

Since the Democrats emerged with a 51-49 Senate majority, I don't believe Heitkamp would accept the Agriculture Department. North Dakota has a Republican Governor and he would very likely appoint a Republican to her seat resulting in a 50-50 tie and the Republicans controlling the Senate (and controlling all committees).

Same as Manchin

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Looks like Trump nominated a bi-partisan cabinet.

Since the Democrats emerged with a 51-49 Senate majority, I don't believe Heitkamp would accept the Agriculture Department. North Dakota has a Republican Governor and he would very likely appoint a Republican to her seat resulting in a 50-50 tie and the Republicans controlling the Senate (and controlling all committees).

I'll change it to Kip Tom, and the reason why she was appointed was because she had experience and he needed to have someone who could pass the Senate. Kip Tom is the Ambassador to UN Food and Agriculture. 
The other Democrats are,

Gabbard, she wanted to be in the Trump Administration.
Ford Jr., People were speculating on that after Trump won
Rhee, Trump considered her.

Looks like Trump nominated a bi-partisan cabinet.

Since the Democrats emerged with a 51-49 Senate majority, I don't believe Heitkamp would accept the Agriculture Department. North Dakota has a Republican Governor and he would very likely appoint a Republican to her seat resulting in a 50-50 tie and the Republicans controlling the Senate (and controlling all committees).

Same as Manchin

Jim Justice was elected as a Democrat so he could run for Senate, appoint Natalie Tennent, who is Secretary of State of West Virginia still because she narrowly lost in 2016, Appoint a placeholder, Carte Goodwin for someone to run.

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Evan
March 22nd, 2017

As he was watching the Hawaii Special election on CNN to replace Tulsi Gabbard, he expected to see his old colleague, Ed Case to return to congress, but he was shocked when a former Republican, Beth Fukumoto won the primary, and he wondered about the future of the Democratic Party. He already knew that Indiana wasn't winnable and expected Joe (Donnelly) to lose his re-election, and wondered about his political future. Perhaps, he could run for some state position, like State Senate or House, run for the House, run for Governor or Attorney General, where he'll lose, or be retired and be out of the public spotlight until his sons run for office.


Hawaii Results for 2nd District

UMOTO 37%
CASE 31%
CHIN 21%
HEE 7%

[Transgender for Everybody]

Who the hell is Umoto?!

[lfromnj]

What's the 51st seat?
You might be forgetting Jones gave ds the 49th seat last congress.

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What's the 51st seat?
You might be forgetting Jones gave ds the 49th seat last congress.

Missouri, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania flip, with the latter 2 being expected and Missouri being the "upset".

[lfromnj]

What's the 51st seat?
You might be forgetting Jones gave ds the 49th seat last congress.

Missouri, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania flip, with the latter 2 being expected and Missouri being the "upset".

My bad missed wisconsin.