>>7828485>Those are from the 2018 elections, where the House flipped blueAnd the GOP increased their senate majority. Unlike the Dems though, republicans didn't receive record finance from Wall Street and dark money for a midterm.
>Wall Street has a vested interest in divided government and partisan gridlockOver the past four cycles, the money has gone overwhelmingly to Democrats.
>I'm not telling you to vote for one party or the otherYou implicitly are, which is why you are sperging out and denying Democrats receive more funding. If you were a neutral observer who hated both sides, you wouldn't out yourself as a total partisan the moment someone has the temerity to criticize your party.
