[PGR88]

Biden lost Kentucky by more than 25 points three years ago. It is inexplicable how the Republican Party is afraid to fight for voters, even in states where they are receptive.

I live in New York, where Biden beat Trump by 23 points. What I find strange is that unlike Kentucky, there are NEVER any "vote failures" or strange reversals for Democrats. We are NEVER surprised by Republicans suddenly taking a governorship or unexpectedly winning the Assembly.

Its simply slowly but ever-increasing blue majorities in all State offices.

Weird, isn't it?

[HIDEK6]

That started in 1948.

[Liz]

Biden lost Kentucky by more than 25 points three years ago. It is inexplicable how
the Republican Party is afraid to fight for voters, even in states where they are receptive.

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PGR insightfully posted: “What I find strange is that there are NEVER any “vote
failures” or “strange vote reversals” for Republicans as there are for Democrats.
<><>we are NEVER being “surprised” by Republicans “suddenly” taking a governorship
<><>or Republicans “unexpectedly” winning the Assembly.
<><>its always ever-increasing blue majorities in all State offices, all the time.

Weird, isn’t it?

[xkaydet65]

Well Long Island went almost totally Red last night. Nassau County Legislature and the three Nassau County town governments went Red or stayed Red. Republicans took over Suffolk County govt and while Dems won the twin forks of the Hamptons and Southold, the GOP swept three other towns with far greater populations.