Its probably snap judgement from the Debates. It's going to be a 50/50 race no matter what.
2022 Midterm Elections: NO RED WAVE! - GOP Takes U.S. House; Dems Keep U.S. Senate
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Its probably snap judgement from the Debates. It's going to be a 50/50 race no matter what.
I’ll gladly take these two races going blue in exchange for the Packers losing every game rest of season
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Trump lawyers saw Clarence Thomas as key to stop Biden electoral count, emails show — The Washington Post
In an email sent Dec. 31, 2020, one lawyer argued that the Supreme Court justice would “end up being key" to asking the high court to overturn then-President-elect Joe Biden’s win in contested states.
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A women with very mannish features that has likely never been approached by a sober member of the opposite sex would fix her mouth to say some shyt like this...unfukkable hag
i think you're right about the Dobbs effect... but in 2024
not 2022. its just not enough, in an off midterm year with high gas and high inflation dominating the narrativeand a lot of states havent actually restricted abortion yet, so its not really real yet. but wait til the republican wins in these midterms = a bunch of disgusting new laws in these states. and dems can gin up anger about it in a presidential year
actually @BigMoneyGrip mentions this every daySomething that folks aren't mentioning...
The fact that Democrats are neck and neck with Republicans in many of these races is a phenomenon in itself, as the current President's party ALWAYS loses in the midterms badly.
The fact that Dems are making these races competitive shows that something is up and something is changing. They could lose every single race and I would still count it as a success due to the fact that they have been out here hustling and making Republicans work for it.
As it stands, they won't lose every single race though.
plus it just sets up the house to be taken back easily in '24
obama lost like 60 fukkin seats in 2010. so dems losing like 10 seats in 2022, going into the first post-Roe, last chance to stop Trump, massive turnout election in 24... its not the end of the world
expecting dems to keep the house with these fukkin gas prices is damn near greedy
I thought it was 2 consecutive term limit?
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i think you're right about the Dobbs effect... but in 2024
and a lot of states havent actually restricted abortion yet, so its not really real yet. but wait til the republican wins in these midterms = a bunch of disgusting new laws in these states. and dems can gin up anger about it in a presidential year
Very true. The current Republican Party is too trollish and stupid not to fukk up their own narrative. The only problem is that people give too much power to the presidency so they’ll keep blaming Biden, but Dem voters also care more about the presidency, so there’s that.
But here is the thing... in the 2020 Elections, Republicans were ALL ABOUT the election being stolen.
Is the GOP fired up to vote though? Or has the GOP condensed itself into a smaller ball of like-minded citizens, with some of them believing no matter what they do the election will be 'stolen'? We will find out next week for sure.
I think it's a bit worrisome for Republicans, that for a fired up GOP to wait until Election Day to vote.
Plus the loss of their constituents from COVID-19 is going to be interesting, this cycle and the next GE cycle.
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I was just having this conversation with someone recently about the diminishing returns of the "stolen election" narrative and how we could tell, whether it'd show up as more GOP early votes or lower turnout on election day.