Posted on 05/26/2018 2:45:10 PM PDT by yesthatjallen
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) in an interview with The Hill said he thinks Republicans can make a play for Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown’s seat in Ohio.
Brown previously hadn’t been a top target of McConnell’s, who just last week left Ohio off a list of Democratic-held seats he saw as top midterm targets.
His new comments point to the growing optimism among Republicans that they can widen the map, and that their electoral prospects are improving with a strengthening economy and an uptick in President Trump’s approval numbers.
“I saw a survey within the last week in Ohio indicating that race is very competitive. I would certainly add Ohio to the list,” McConnell told The Hill.
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Mitch, tell us about the 24/7 floor votes to confirm Trump's people.....crickets
“rematch” - when DeWine beat incumbent AG Cordray for the AG’s race
If establishment pubbies get their heads out of their rears, they can own Washington for decades.
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They are fully committed to open borders/amnesty.
Who’s running the House campaign effort now that Paul Ryan’s stepping down?
Steve Stivers OH-15 is current chair of the NRCC/National Republican Congressional Campaign committee.
I’ve been waiting for someone to add this race to the ones that can be won.
So, they have put nothing into Ohio and make it a contest because McConnell hasn’t wanted to invest his war chest.
He caved to Schumer at every chance? So tax reform wasn’t actually passed? Obama’s SCOTUS nominee wasn’t blocked? The nuclear option wasn’t used to get Gorsuch a vote and then confirmed to the Supreme Court? A record number of Circuit Court nominees haven’t been confirmed?
That’s exactly what the President said he should do.
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