Obama Has Destroyed Dems On The Hill

Radix News, Free Republic
Thu, 10/30/2014 - 9:04pm

Whatever happens next Tuesday, President Obama’s time in office will have cost his party more seats in Congress than any president in at least half a century. The numbers are stark. President Obama took office after the 2008 elections with 257 Democrats in the House of Representatives. At the moment, there are only 199 members of his party left — a net loss of 58 seats.

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