Posted on 11/05/2022 7:30:25 AM PDT by ConservativeInPA
Real Clear Politics has shifted its prediction of a hotly contested Senate race in Colorado from leaning toward Democratic victory to a "toss up" as several high profile races across the country continue to tighten with Republicans hoping to take back control of the chamber next week.
On its updated election prediction map, Real Clear Politics now shows the race between Democratic incumbent Sen. Michael Bennet and his challenger, Republican construction magnate Joe O’Dea, is classified as a "toss up" after previously being viewed as "Leans Dem."
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“While numerically it would be helpful, O’Dea is not my choice, and did not get my vote.”
nor ours ... o’dea is an avowed trump hater and rino’s rino, in the mold of romney and murkowski ... we’re sick of being forced to vote for frauds and traitors ...
The one state where we got a POS candidate.
Thank goodness Trump got us good candidates in almost all the other states.
The DeSantis endorsement and rally for O’Dea on display!
So did Trump
Will Odea is a step above a Democrat. This is a case of the better of two evils.
Trump has fudged it saying he wasn’t forcing the shots on people and still promoting them at the same time.
As far as the wasteful COVID spending Trump did it but wants China to pay reparations he’s talked 60 trillion so I guess that’s the way he wants to make up for it.
The Republican Trump attacked recently?
The downside of a red wave, especially a big one, is that we’re going to get stuck with some new RINOs.
My political consultant friend, who works a lot of states and has his ear to the ground, says 56, and +50 seats in the House.
As President Reagan said, “My 80 percent friend is not my 20 percent enemy.”
The bag of trash I threw out last night is better looking than Stolen Valor Blumenthal.
If we can turn 20 or whatever Bennet has into 75-80, that is a significant improvement.
The other one to keep a bit of an eye on — longer shot then O’Dea or even Levy, but not impossible if the wave is big enough:
My political consultant friend whom I cited above says if Zeldin wins, Michael Henry wins for NYAG, and if Zeldin wins by more than 4, he likely carries Joe Pinion in with him. (Pinion is Schumer’s opponent.)
(If that happens, they need to find a candidate named Rack so teh two senators can be Rack and Pinion.)
Colorado has mail in voting so the R doesn’t have a chance.
Sabato leans left, but he seems to be a fairly good pollster.
In 1982, I was at Lew Lehrman’s Election Night party (that one still hurts) and when the word came that Weicker had lost, there was a big cheer.
Suppose that on Wednesday morning, you wake up and find out we won 56 seats, adding Laxalt, Walker, Masters, Bolduc, Smiley, and O’Dea. Are you OK with that?
O’Dea is the kind of Republican the late Howard Phillips used to talk about with his analogy:
“When the Democrats are in charge, it’s as if the country is a car going off a cliff at 100 miles per hour. At least the Republicans drive the speed limit, but you’re still going off the cliff. What we really need is to turn the car around.”
I guess I’ll take the speed limit over 100 MPH, becasue at least that gives you a chance to turn the car around, but be aware that all we’ve done is slowed down.
It's more than just that, the strategy is to produce final pre-election polls that show extremely close races since the fraudsters prefer very narrow democRAT victories.
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