Senators hold their fire against vulnerable home-state colleagues

Politico ^ | April 23, 2018

[SMGFan]

In one competitive Senate election after another this year, incumbents are getting a pass from their home-state colleagues from the opposite party. It’s a rare vestige of bipartisan harmony in a chamber where that used to be the norm.

Though Republican senators say they will technically endorse and campaign for the GOP nominees, few, if any, will be going around their states and trashing vulnerable Democrats; the same goes for a key Republican incumbent being targeted by Democrats.

[SMGFan]

I have been aware of this since late 1980's. NRSC was asking for donations but I did not see the Rep Senator of a state opposing the Dem up for election.

[i_robot73]

And, why would they? We’ve seem just how well the (R)N(C) handles ‘power’, w/ full, albeit small, majority of D.C.....time and time again.

[slapshot]

And all I am fully certain all of the Republipussie’s “friends across the ailse” will hold back..Riiiiiiigggggghhhhttttt. I am beyond frustrated about this idiotic unitlateral disarmament and continually bringing a wet noodle to a knife fight. In fact weasels like Corker are actively sabotaging good conservatives ( Blackburn).

[kiryandil]

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[patriotspride]

So true. One big club with rotating chairs

UNIPARTY

[dangus]

It’s a rare instance wherein the Democrats hold almost all of the seats up for election.

[j.havenfarm]

Yeah, so the uniparty circle j**k will primarily benefit... wait for it... the democrats. Hey, ho! Thanks, stupid party, for planning once again to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory!