Thread by @TheValuesVoter

Trump lost more jobs in a single term than any President since Herbert Hoover and was the least popular President in the history of modern polling.
#TrumpSOTU

Since CPAC 2017, four years ago, the Republican Party has lost:

2 US Senate seats in Arizona
2 US Senate seats in Georgia
1 US Senate seat in Nevada
1 US Senate seat in Colorado

Since CPAC 2017, Trump's Party has lost:

The Governorships of Nevada, New Mexico, Kansas, Wisconsin, Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan, New Jersey and Maine.

Since CPAC 2017, Trump's party has also lost and not regained:

1 US House seat in Arizona
3 US House seats in California
1 US House seat in Colorado
2 US House seats in Georgia
2 US House seats in Illinois
1 US House seat in Kansas
1 US House seat in Maine

Since CPAC 2017, Trump's party has lost/not regained (continued):

2 US House seats in Michigan
3 US House seats in New Jersey
2 US House seats in North Carolina
4 US House seats in Pennsylvania
2 US House seats in Texas
3 US House seats in Virginia
1 US House seat in Washington

Since CPAC 2017, Trump's party has lost/not regained (long list):

1 State Senate seat in Alaska
1 State Senate seat in Arizona
4 State Senate seats in California
3 State Senate seats in Colorado
6 State Senate seats in Connecticut
3 State Senate seats in Delaware

Since CPAC 2017, Trump's party has lost/not regained (continued):

1 State Senate seat in Florida
4 State Senate seats in Georgia
1 State Senate seat in Idaho
4 State Senate seats in Illinois
2 State Senate seats in Indiana
2 State Senate seats in Kansas

Since CPAC 2017, Trump's party has lost/not regained (continued):

5 State Senate seats in Maine
4 State Senate seats in Massachusetts
5 State Senate seats in Michigan
1 State Senate seat in Missouri
1 State Senate seat in Montana
1 State Senate seat in New Jersey

Since CPAC 2017, Trump's party has lost/not regained (continued):

1 State Senate seat in New Mexico
20 State Senate seats in New York
7 State Senate seats in North Carolina
3 State Senate seats in Oklahoma
1 State Senate seat in Oregon
6 State Senate seats in Pennsylvania

Since CPAC 2017, Trump's party has lost/not regained (continued):

1 State Senate seat in Tennessee
2 State Senate seats in Texas
1 State Senate seat in Utah
3 State Senate seats in Virginia
4 State Senate seats in Washington

Since CPAC 2017, Trump's Party also lost:

3 State House seats in Alaska
4 State House seats in Arizona
6 State House seats in California
4 State House seats in Colorado
17 State House seats in Connecticut
1 State House seat in Delaware
1 State House seat in Florida

Since CPAC 2017, Trump's Party also lost (continued):

15 State House seats in Georgia
1 State House seat in Hawaii
1 State House seat in Idaho
6 State House seats in Illinois
6 State House seats in Maine
8 State House seats in Maryland
5 State House seats in Massachusetts

Since CPAC 2017, Trump's Party also lost (continued):

5 State House seats in Michigan
13 State House seats in Minnesota
3 State House seats in Missouri
4 State House seats in New Jersey
7 State House seats in New Mexico
5 State House seat in North Carolina

Since CPAC 2017, Trump's Party also lost (continued):

1 State House seat in North Dakota
2 State House seats in Ohio
2 State House seats in Oregon
10 State House seats in Pennsylvania
1 State House seat in Rhode Island
1 State House seat in Tennessee

Since CPAC 2017, Trump's Party also lost (continued):

12 State House seats in Texas
4 State House seats in Utah
8 State House seats in Vermont
21 State House seats in Virginia
7 State House seats in Washington
3 State House seats in Wisconsin

Then of course there are other measurable losses such as what our allies thought about the US President when Trump held the job versus when his immediate predecessor held it.

Trump's Presidency, when you look at it as a whole, is a story of loss.

Lost American jobs. Lost American lives. Widespread losses for the political party he took over. Losses for the image of America in the eyes of even our best friends in the world.

Now that Trump has left office, the State of our Union is ... improving.
#TrumpSOTU

To those of you who mention the pandemic as being an excuse for Trump's job losses (which addresses one of the like fifty points I made):

The pandemic caused many job losses (which Trump's reaction to it exacerbated). But his job record was never great.

https://twitter.com/TheValuesVoter/status/1279462067431489539?s=20

For all those MAGA folks who don’t believe this, I invite you to look at the raw data yourself. You may be surprised because you believe people who lie to you. But it’s true.

Jobs data:
data.bls.gov/timeseries/CES…

Presidential approval:
news.gallup.com/interactives/1…

The GOP losses mentioned:
Any source that has the number of US Senators, US House members, Governors, State Senators and State House members for each party and in each state, 2017 and now. Pick any of them. It’s all right there.