President Barack Obama should have realized his Democrat party is toast the moment Kim Kardashian threw her support behind him. Kim who must have thought it would be a freaking good publicity stunt had posted a cartoon image of herself with President Obama. She was instead called a “moron” and “useless bimbo” after she wrote “I’m standing w Obama in the midterm election 2morrow!” despite him not being up for re-election (*grin*).

 

Back in 2013, Obama criticized Kim and her husband Kanye West as ‘bad influences’. So what do you get when publicity crazy bimbo Kim encouraged her 25 million Twitter followers to vote for Obama? Bad omen, cheekily speaking, of course. Kardashian aside, the writing was already on the wall for Democrat after the lame duck President Obama approval rating plunged to 41%. Analysts had (easily) predicted the Republican’s takeover chance at 75%.

Majority of Americans were so frustrated with how fucked up Obama was in handling Ebola crisis, immigration issue and Islamic State militants crisis, to name a few, that they sent waves of tsunami to Democrats. As expected, Republicans have successfully gained control of the United States Senate for the first time since 2006. Heck, Obama was so screwed up that even his own party – Democrat – was seen openly distancing itself from the president.

 

However, it could be that very same reason why battalions of Democrats lost tamely to the Republicans. It’s one thing to have a rhetoric but empty vessel president, but another thing altogether to treat the president as if he was infected with Ebola. Like it or not, Obama still belongs to the Democratic’s camp, never mind the spineless president excels in nothing but golfing. At least, the useless Obama managed to bluff his way through for a good 6-years.

The Republican victory comes after conservative candidates emerged victorious in Arkansas, Colorado, Montana, South Dakota, West Virginia, North Carolina and Iowa, where Republicans were able to unseat incumbent Democratic lawmakers. Republicans also fended off an Independent challenger in Kansas, while Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell is set to be promoted as the new Majority Leader.

Currently, the makeup up of the Senate stands as such – Republicans won 52 seats and Democrats with 45. The conservatives also wallops at least 243 in the House of Representatives while Obama’s camp only manages 179 with some still counting. The Republicans could get as many as 249 seats at the final scores – the biggest House majority since the Truman administration during the World War II.

 

Amazingly, even after the Republicans won both Senate and House of Representatives to control Congress, the humiliated Obama didn’t show any sign (or rather pretended) that his administration screwed up big time. In fact, the alone Obama refused to take responsibility or express any humility. What he has to offer is nothing but arrogance. He openly hinted that he won’t sign bills passed by Congress later. He also hinted at executive orders that will enrage conservatives.

Perhaps his ego and pride are being challenged, or rather humiliated. But his attitude is not far from that of a dictator such as Iraq’s Saddam Hussein or Russia’s Putin. With his power of veto, Obama seems to suggest he would create nothing but havoc to the Republicans’ Grand Old Party (GOP), never mind the American people have put their trust in the Republican Party.

 

In case Obama still didn’t get it, there’s a reason why Republicans won the election super easily with a landslide victory. The people of America want Barack Obama to be stopped. They didn’t elect Republicans to govern but purely to stop Obama who disobeys the Constitution – stop amnesty, stop open borders, stop Obamacare, stop terrorist-friendly policy and what not. Nevertheless, here’re some jaw dropping facts from this election.

 

{ 1 }  Congress Will Have 100 Women

For the first time in the history of United States, there will be (at least) 100 women in the Congress. The number of women in the U.S. House of Representatives now stands at 81 and the tally could end up as high as 85 after the final vote counted. Meanwhile, the number of female U.S. senators will either remain at 20 or could reach 21, if Democrat  Mary Landrieu wins in Louisiana. Still, women represent just 18.5% of the seats in Congress.

 

{ 2 } Elise Stefanik Becomes Youngest Congresswoman

Republican Elise Stefanik has become the youngest woman elected to Congress in history, winning her race against Aaron Woolf in New York’s 21st open district 56-32. She’s the first Republican to win the district, which had been held by Democratic Rep. BillOwens since 1993. The 30-year-old Stefanik, a Harvard graduate and a former aide to President George W. Bush, shatters the previous record of Elizabeth Holtzman, who was sworn in at age 31 in 1973.

 

{ 3 }  Joni Ernst Becomes First Iowa Woman Senator

In one of America’s closest watched elections, Republican Joni Ernst has been elected as the next U.S. Senator from Iowa, defeated Democrat U.S. Representative Bruce Braley. With this victory, Ernst is not only the first woman ever elected to the United States Congress from the state of Iowa, but also the first woman elected on a state-wide level in Iowa. She is also a lieutenant colonel in the Iowa Army National Guard.

 

{ 4 }  Tim Scott Becomes First Black To Win South Carolina

South Carolina voters have sent Republican Tim Scott back to the U.S. Senate, making him the first black candidate to win a state-wide race since just after the Civil War. Scott has served in the U.S. Senate since January 2013, appointed to the post by Gov. Nikki Haley after Jim DeMint resigned. Scott, the first African-American senator from the South, is running in a special election in 2014 for the final two years.

 

{ 5 }  Tom Cotton Won Arkansas Despite Clinton’s (Useless) Blitz

Bill Clinton made his hometown of Hope, Arkansas, famous in his 1992 presidential election. But when Democrats needs him the most this year, neither he nor Hillary could deliver. Sure, Obama was so screwed up that Clinton literally begged voters to forget about the president for a while. If Tom Cotton’s convincing victory over Senator Mark Pryor is any indicator, the test of Clinton’s influence here means Clinton is equally toast.

 

{ 6 }  Mitch McConnell To Exchange Title With Harry Raid

With the humiliating Democratic Party’s defeat in Senate, it also means the loss of the Senate Majority Leader position. Mitch McConnell, who was the Senate Minority Leader is set to exchange that title with previous Senate Majority Leader, Democrat Harry Raid. Republican McConnell won with the largest margin of any of his Senate campaigns, delivering a 15-point triumph over his Democratic rival, Alison Lundergan Grimes.

 

{ 7 }  It Was 80 Years Ago That Democrats Were In Such Minority

With votes still being counted in more than a dozen congressional districts, Democrats were on track to shed 13 to 16 seats, an outcome that would leave the party with as few as 185 of the chamber’s 435 seats. The last time Democrats had such a small House delegation, Herbert Hoover was president and Charlie Chaplin was making movies. Democrat veterans such as Nick Rahall, Jim Matheson, Mike McIntyre surprisingly lost their seats.

 

{ 8 }  Freshman Saira Blair Becomes Youngest State Lawmaker

Blair’s birthday was in July, so she barely met the 18-year-old minimum age for West Virginia House delegates. But 18-year-old Saira Blair will be representing her district in the West Virginia House of Delegates, defeated Democrat Layne Diehl, a 44-year-old attorney, in a 63% to 30% landslide. Blair is a freshman attending West Virginia University but now she’s decided to defer her spring semester in order to attend the legislature’s 60-day session and make up classes in the summer and fall.

 

{ 9 }  No Democrats For Arkansas In 141 Years

For the first time in 141 years, there will be no Democrats in Arkansas’ congressional delegation. As mentioned above, the hero who breaks the record is a 37-year-old Harvard law grad and Army veteran who fought in Iraq and Afghanistan – Republican Tom Cotton. Obama is so freaking unpopular in this state that he only has 29% approval rating. It was a rather easy strategy for Cotton – linked his opponent Mark Pryor to Obama, while Pryor busily distanced himself from Obama.

 

{ 10 }  2014 Midterms Election Will Cost About US$4 Billion

Everything needs money and so do campaigns. Based on the Center for Responsive Politics estimation, the 2014 House and Senate midterms will cost around US$3.67 billion, with over $100 million more in undisclosed “dark money” spent by certain kinds of outside groups. Above is a sample expenses revealed by Senator Mark Begich (Democrats-Alaska), which he wasn’t obligated to reveal, but he did it anyway as part of his campaign promise.

 

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November 6th, 2014 by financetwitter

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