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11/21/14, "What’s Distinctive About Democrats’ Losses Under Obama? Their Magnitude." Wall St. Journal, Rhodes Cook
"What’s distinctive about Mr. Obama’s presidency in this regard has
been the magnitude of his party’s congressional losses. Democrats
emerged from the 2008 elections with 256 House seats and 57 Senate
seats. After this month’s elections, the Democrats are likely to have
188 House seats and 44 Senate seats (not including the two independents
that caucus with Senate Democrats), according to Kyle Kondit, managing
editor of Larry J. Sabato’s Crystal Ball at the University of Virginia
Center for Politics.
Altogether, that would represent a loss for Democrats of 68 House
seats and 13 Senate seats since 2008. After six years in office, no
other president in the past half-century has seen his party lose more
than 50 House seats or more than a dozen Senate seats."...via Lucianne
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