2022 Midterm Elections: NO RED WAVE! - GOP Takes U.S. House; Dems Keep U.S. Senate

[satam55]

sinema’s numbers
lol @ catering to Republicans when they never voting for her dumb ass anyways

keep this up and she’s getting primaried outta there

Seeing as AZ is considered a light red state, Sinema has a better chance of reelection in '24 than Kelly in '22.

 

[satam55]

 

[Professor Emeritus]

Peter Thiel fanboy turned lackey

The only thing he said about what he'd do in office was "we need to finish the wall" which isn't even the governor's job.


More research shows that he's running on sowing election doubt, supporting Arizona's "election audit", ending H-1B visas, and kissing Trump's ass.

 

[Professor Emeritus]

Seeing as AZ is considered a light red state, Sinema has a better chance of reelection in '24 than Kelly in '22.

Trump is less popular in Arizona right now than when he lost.

Arizona Republicans have no viable candidates who excite the Trump base.

Arizona republicans are engaged in high-profile infighting while Dems are united behind Kelly.

Republican leadership in Arizona trying to double-down on Trump's most decisive positions which risks shrinking an electorate that was already in the minority.

Demographic shifts in Arizona continue to favor Democrats.


Kelly at this moment sets up well for 2022.

 

[dtownreppin214]

I'm too deep in this politics...one of my first thoughts last night was how that chip would help Lasry in the primary.

 

[AquaCityBoy]

Not only are Sinema's favorables shyt, they actually dropped by double digits after she tried to be cute voting down the minimum wage increase.

There is no excuse for her to keep pulling this shyt unless she actively wants to get primaried.

Do we have any info on Manchin's approval rating in West Virginia? I wouldn't be surprised if his numbers were similar (but Biden's are probably shyt there too since it's Trump Country, so Manchin still has a bit of cover).

 

[No1]

I'm too deep in this politics...one of my first thoughts last night was how that chip would help Lasry in the primary.

Lmao

 

[neverchipsin4weed]

Seeing as AZ is considered a light red state, Sinema has a better chance of reelection in '24 than Kelly in '22.

nah. maybe 5 years ago you could say that, but it’s a different time now and that’s just not true in 2021

Kelly took out the Rs in AZ, outperforming Biden WITH trump on the ticket driving R turnout in 2020

in a midterm without trump on the ticket? Kelly’s too popular in AZ to lose

 

[Pressure]

Love seeing Arizona dems telling Sinema they'll primary her if she keeps with the bullshyt

 

[acri1]

More research shows that he's running on sowing election doubt, supporting Arizona's "election audit", ending H-1B visas, and kissing Trump's ass.

Unfortunately that's potentially a very successful platform for a Republican in 2021

 

[satam55]

Seeing as AZ is considered a light red state, Sinema has a better chance of reelection in '24 than Kelly in '22.

Trump is less popular in Arizona right now than when he lost.

Arizona Republicans have no viable candidates who excite the Trump base.

Arizona republicans are engaged in high-profile infighting while Dems are united behind Kelly.

Republican leadership in Arizona trying to double-down on Trump's most decisive positions which risks shrinking an electorate that was already in the minority.

Demographic shifts in Arizona continue to favor Democrats.


Kelly at this moment sets up well for 2022.

Peter Thiel-backed Blake Masters is my personal choice for the AZ Senate GOP nomination. But the AZ AG, Mark Brnovich, is considered the favorite right now after his big SCOTUS win earlier this month, "Brnovich vs. DNC".

 

[Professor Emeritus]

Unfortunately that's potentially a very successful platform for a Republican in 2021

That remains to be seen. I think Arizona will be solidly purple in 2022 so it comes down to turnout, and it remains to be seen whether the Republicans who turned out for Trump will also turn out for some nerd they've never heard of before just cause he kisses Trump's ass.

 

[Professor Emeritus]

Peter Thiel-backed Blake Masters is my personal choice for the AZ Senate GOP nomination. But the AZ AG, Mark Brnovich, is considered the favorite right now after his big SCOTUS win earlier this month, "Brnovich vs. DNC".

fukk off, that's not a real name, you can't even pronounce that shyt.

 

[satam55]

 

[satam55]

Interesting Twitter thread on Brnovich vs Masters in the AZ GOP nomination senate race:


https://twitter.com/GabeGuidarini/status/1418408545595404288