Are they saying Senate Candidates will be dragged kicking and screaming to the Winner’s Circle?
Don’t forget to factor in 50,000 sealed indictments in the legal system to take down more criminals in the political system. I expect an October surprise form the GOOP this year.
Yep, people who are out working, are not answering the phone to be in a poll. They are working.
I haven’t heard much talk of voter turnout. But historically, voter turnout isower in mid term elections, esp. among those who tend to vote Democrat.
I kinda think this will be the way it goes. You see trends of blacks who’ve dumped the Democratic Party. You see trends of people who’ve gotten jobs in the past two years.
It wouldn’t surprise me if AZ/Tenn return as Republicans, and seven Democratic Senate seats flip over. I think even the Michigan race is fairly close and capable of flipping to the GOP.
The problem with polling midterms is they re doing it wrong.
They have to poll the individual districts and states (and only the states with Senate seats up for grabs). National polls mean nothing.
Then of course, they need to remove the fudge-left algorithms since clearly telling Conservatives “oh the polls are against you so stay home” just does the opposite.
And hopefully sometime after Labor Day . . . The RNC along with R House and R Senate campaign finance apparatus along with the states and the candidates will start airing, hopefully carpet bombing the D’s, will strong hard hitting ads.
The D’s have been providing ample ammunition against themselves for over 2 years now.
And lastly, hopefully the R candidates won’t be meekly going after their opponents . . . and will have actually learned something from Trump . . . and I also think Ronna McDaniel isn’t your usual RNC above the fray kinda Chairwoman, she won’t be like Priebus or Steele and will fight . . . UNLIKE her Uncle Mitt.
I hope.
White men without college degrees voted for Trump 72/23. That’s an astounding 49-points!... Those voters didn’t answer pollsters then and they are not answering them now. They are too busy working.
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Great, the working class — not elites and government dependents — are driving our elections now.
Now that’s Deplorable — even Irredeemable — Political Power! GO TRUMP!
Kicking and screaming all the way, no doubt.
Note about Florida:
Scott has a major issue brewing with red tide and algae killing sea life along the coast.
He is going to have a major campaign weapon used against him if he doesn’t start doing “something” about it.
Everyone is outraged and blaming state politicians.
People arent’ going to vote for him when it appears he has done jack about the situation.
That being said, I will be voting for him, but the situation is the worst I’ve ever seen. Everyone down here is blaming industry and state government.
http://redstatewatcher.com/article.asp?id=133164
Trump’s Approval From Black Voters Nearly Doubles! 2020 Victory Appears Inevitable!
1. You have 25 Dems up for election in the Senate and 8 Republicans. 10 of those Dems are running in states that voted for Trump. Let the other 15 win, and have the Dems lose in 6 or 7 of the 10 Trump states, and you have a landslide. This would be the case even with a lackluster guy like Gerry Ford as President (and he was a good man, just without much charisma).
2. I know that this is just my very limited and unscientific experience, but I know of not one single person who voted for Trump who doesn’t still back him very strongly. The forces arrayed against the man (and, thus, against those who voted for him) are unchanged, whereas he has fulfilled numerous promises made during his campaign while simultaneously being subjected to an obvious political hit-job.
3. The economy is doing very well. Not perfectly, mind you, but very well...with few significant signs of anything being able to change that in the next couple of years. The fence-sitters who don’t usually give a damn about politics, and who vote their wallets and pocketbooks, have noticed this.
4. A large part of the Dem Party has just about literally gone off of the deep end. Their entire policy position seems to be composed of three items: 1) Free $hit for all of our constituents (most notably illegal aliens); 2) Take away guns and tax cuts from the law-abiding and the productive; and 3) WE HATE TRUMP!!!!!! - and we’re gonna impeach him if we get control of the House. Such a platform offers literally nothing for most people, and more to the point stands FOR nothing. If all you are is AGAINST something or someone, you are going to fail.
Everything seems to be aligning itself for a Republican route of the Dems in November. I will not rest on my laurels, I will be voting and (possibly) contributing to a couple of campaigns (VERY selectively, as I don’t really want to help an RINOs). Everyone whom I know who voted for Trump is similarly GOING to vote, even if they have to crawl over broken glass to do so. The 2016 election was the first round in the battle against the Deep State - and 2018 is still an early battle, as these tyrant-wannabees are not giving up easily. This is a long-term cultural war, and I believe that most people out there understand this.
With our without Trump, Republicans will gain in the Senate.... anyone who has a few neurons firing and knows ANYTHING about US politics should have been telling you that for years now...
The DEMS never had ANY shot at taking the Senate this fall... EVER.
The Dems are defending 24 seats this fall, Republicans are defending 9.. and more than a few of those Dem seats are in traditionally red, or states that have been trending more red ever cycle for decades.
My personal projection is R gain of 6 or more this fall in the senate.
If you want to know who’s likely going to be going by by with a D by their name this fall, look at the D’s who voted for Gorsuch and those that will almost certainly vote for Kavanaugh this fall.
McCaskill, Donnelly, Heitkamp, Manchin, Nelson and Tester are the most likely D’s to be gone...
The Senate was NEVER, EVER in play.. anyone telling you that is LYING to you, flat out, bald face, lying.
The only question in the Senate is simply how many seats will the GOP gain.
The House on the other hand is a different story, but the SENATE has NEVER been vulnerable.