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23 Jan, 6 tweets, 2 min read
States where the @GOP lost US House seats in 2018 and either didn’t gain them back in 2020 or lost more:

Arizona
(Lost 1 seat in 2018, no change in 2020)

Colorado
(Lost 1 seat in 2018, no change in 2020)

Georgia
(Lost 1 seat in 2018, lost 1 seat in 2020)
Kansas
(Lost 1 seat in 2018, no change in 2020)

Maine
(Lost 1 seat in 2018, no change in 2020)

Michigan
(Lost 2 seats in 2018, no change in 2020)

Pennsylvania
(Lost 3 seats in 2018, no change in 2020)
Texas
(Lost 2 seats in 2018, no change in 2020)

Virginia
(Lost 3 seats in 2018, no change in 2020)

Washington
(Lost 1 seat in 2018, no change in 2020)
Note that FOUR of the five states that Trump won in 2016 but which he lost in 2018 - Arizona, Georgia, Michigan and Pennsylvania - are on this list of states that has lost GOP US House seats since Trump took office.
States where the GOP lost US Senate seats since Trump took office and has not since gained them back:

Arizona
(lost 1 seat in 2018, 1 seat in 2020)

Colorado
(no contest in 2018, lost 1 seat in 2020)

Georgia
(No contest in 2018, lost 2 seats in 2020)
Nevada
(lost 1 seat in 2018, no change in 2020)

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Let me explain.
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While 147 members of Congress voted to throw out the Presidential Elections in Arizona and Pennsylvania (I still can’t believe this happened), 11 of them voted against the Presidential elections in THEIR OWN STATES.

They voted to disenfranchise their own states’ voters.
These members:

Arizona House members who voted to throw out the Presidential election in Arizona:

Paul Gosar (AZ-04)
Andy Biggs (AZ-05)
Debbie Lesko (AZ-08)
Pennsylvania House members who voted to throw out the Presidential election in Pennsylvania:

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Fred Keller (PA-12)
John Joyce (PA-13)
Guy Reschenthaler (PA-14)
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I did some comparisons on different aspects of how America is doing right now compared to how it was doing at this time four years ago.

I put the links to the sources of information here so you can check for yourself.

1) Unemployment, the Deficit and the Debt
2) Jobs and the Dow Jones Stock Market Growth
3) Presidential Job Approval and Overall Satisfaction of Citizens
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Here is a list of the members of the US House of Representatives who voted against certifying state election results on January 6th who won their seats in 2020 by the smallest margins (and who may be most vulnerable in 2022):
nytimes.com/interactive/20…

cookpolitical.com/2020-house-vot…?
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In addition to the places where Trump and the GOP lost since 2017, it’s also noteworthy to look at the places where it has been trending downward.

What about the states where Trump won but yet did worse than other recent Republicans?
There are a bunch of states where Trump did worse than Republicans usually do in Presidential elections. Even though he ultimately won the state.
In Alaska, Trump did worse than any GOP Presidential candidate since Bush in 1992.

1996 - Dole won by 17.53 points
2000 - Bush won by 30.95
2004 - Bush won by 25.55
2008 - McCain won by 21.54
2012 - Romney won by 13.99
2016 - Trump won by 14.73
2020 - Trump won by 10.06
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I’ve been a believer for more than three decades. Bible College Grad. Used the Shepherd’s Guide anytime I needed to hire help.

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