I certainly hope so. That McCaskill is one piece of work.
I think at the end of the day it’ll depend on how much his opposition to pre-existing condition coverage will hurt him. And it’s still McCaskill. She’s got something up her sleeve waiting for the last week in the campaign. Hawley has to keep on his toes and be ready to respond to whatever she comes up with.
I live in Missouri and am going to vote early (and often) for Hawley.
McCaskill wouldn’t have won in 2012 if the GOP hadn’t nominated a retard (Todd Akin) who made the dumbest comment of all about women who are raped cannot get pregnant.
I think her days are numbered. She’s running here as a “moderate” who “works with the opposition.” That’s a rank lie. She’s a Leftard and nothing a good ol’ red state like ours can live with.
The article correctly points out the importance of GOP candidates for major office being both tough and likable. Such a combination requires a high degree of self-awareness, discipline, and a dogged readiness to be pleasant toward enemies as one angles for a good shot at a weak point.
I live in Missouri too and have a Hawley sign in my front yard and this household will all vote for him (and all the Republicans) on Nov 6th. Don’t watch much TV but McCaskill’s radio ads are very misleading and becoming more desperate, almost paints herself as a Republican. Her campaign knows she is going down and trying to salvage.
MO can do it. The state has been swinging to the right the last 15 years.
“How Josh Hawley Became a Likable—and Viable—Candidate for Senate in Missouri” Isn’t is amazing how a NeverTrump scumbag deigns to acknowledge that the guy who won this election the instant he was nominated is “viable?”
Turds gotta be turds I guess.