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

[mastermind]

So why was the mainstream polling wrong? Simple question

I gave my theory in the post you quoted but didn’t read.

 

[Micky Mikey]

 

[King Static X]

Straight off of the Biden Harris website lol you can’t be serious …y’all nikkas are going to learn one day that stripped down half measures like the “bipartisan infrastructure bill” is not moving the needle in any way shape form or fashion when it comes to motivating people to keep Dems in office …you will not hear any majority citing these pieces as the motivators behind their votes and until dems comprehend that you will continue seeing them have to fight way harder than necessary to keep a party that literally has no platform agenda off of their heels every cycle


I could run through all of Bidens agenda failures to drive that point home even further since you seem to actually think these measures deem congressional Dem leadership worthy of reinstatement but lets just keep things civil tonight and be happy that the rethugs were dumb enough to gift wrap them several seats in this election

Nonsense babble

 

[Miles Davis]

 

[MushroomX]

Kevin Sorbo doing his thing today on Twitter, but really this is a self-own.



Also Tim Pool on the Copium

 

[GnauzBookOfRhymes]

American government is intentionally backwards and dysfunctional.

I would rather it take longer, especially if/when the GOP is in power.

 

[ill_will82]

 

[jj23]

Also Tim Pool on the Copium

Let's be fair, the Dems were like this after Trump won as well.

 

[MoneyTron]

Kevin Sorbo doing his thing today on Twitter, but really this is a self-own.

GOP staking their position on hating Gen Z is going backfire heavily over the next decade. It doesn’t even make sense. Your biggest supporters will be passing away in droves over the next 10-15 years and you’re actively choosing not to replace them.

 

[GnauzBookOfRhymes]

I don't think it's a forgone conclusion that Dems are going to get fukkd in midterms.

The polls today don't matter. Ppl are in pissy moods right now. Covid is still dominating the news. The West is on fire and it's hot as fuk everywhere else. The most important thing is that everything Biden/Dems have passed has been very popular.

Over the next year, poor/working class/lower middle class families will be getting $250/300 per child every month. That is HUGE.

Obamacare premiums have gone down drastically.

Looks like they're going to pass some kind of Medicare expansion.

Infrastructure/stimulus bill will keep many sectors very busy. State/local governments are flush with money so more than likely no property tax increases etc. New school construction. No layoffs.

Job market is booming. Workers have more leverage than at anytime in recent history.

At the same time, corporate profits etc are also excellent...so you don't have the traditional back and forth tension between big business and labor.

Trump hasn't gone away so there are many races where his promotion/endorsement of a GOP candidate will be in Dem's favor. His refusal to leave the stage also allows every Dem candidate, no matter the race/state, to frame the election as a choice between Biden/Trump style politics. GOP candidates have to walk that thin line and although he doesn't have the same power as when he was in office, he still commands the loyalty of tens of millions of GOP voters.


Where Dems need to be careful and where shyt might go wrong is:

1. Not having message discipline to drive home the fact that it was the Dems responsible for all this shyt that the ppl are enjoying. Dems are notoriously terrible at communications. They get sidetracked by stupid issues and are always down to stab each other in the back.

2. BIG BIG BIG issue of rise in crime rates. I haven't looked into specific races but unless there is at least a perception that there are plans/strategies to counter the narrative of a nation gripped by runaway increases in violent crime - this is definitely something that can hurt Dem chances in some states.

August 2021

 

[At30wecashout]

GOP staking their position on hating Gen Z is going backfire heavily over the next decade. It doesn’t even make sense. Your biggest supporters will be passing away in droves over the next 10-15 years and you’re actively choosing not to replace them.

Hey man, let them run their play. Half of it was not doing anything about Covid and that killed a bunch of their voting base off. Let them keep doing their thing.

 

[AquaCityBoy]

Kevin Sorbo doing his thing today on Twitter, but really this is a self-own.

Xena>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Hercules

 

[Mike809]

Kevin Sorbo doing his thing today on Twitter, but really this is a self-own.

Be surprise that the generation that grew up watching their friends die in a classroom , is voting against the party enabling it crehs...

 

[CrimsonTider]

Kevin Sorbo doing his thing today on Twitter, but really this is a self-own.



Also Tim Pool on the Copium

No one is voting for or campaigning for open borders

 

[Dillah810]

GOP staking their position on hating Gen Z is going backfire heavily over the next decade. It doesn’t even make sense. Your biggest supporters will be passing away in droves over the next 10-15 years and you’re actively choosing not to replace them.

Combined with the fact that so much of their base died during COVID makes their war against Gen Z extra stupid