GOP picks up more key House seats while Democrats insist they still have a path to a majority
WASHINGTON -- Republican leaders projected confidence Thursday that they will keep control of the U.S. House as more races were decided in their favor, while Democrats insisted they still see a path toward the majority and sought assurances every vote will be counted.
One lesson the left should learn from this election is that you don’t win elections by becoming an angry scold,” notes F.H.
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