[kabar]

If that is so, why did so many GOP candidates in the primaries beg for Trump's endorsement? Heard something interesting from Alex DeGrasse, Stefanik's lead guy on the Republican House races. He said that the most enthusiastic voters and most likely to vote are those who believe the election was stolen.

Alex also indicated that the GOP is spending 80% of its resources on offense while the Dems are using 80% of their funds on defense. Hundreds of polls from all the races suggest that Dems are vulnerable in districts up to 15% Biden in 2020. Election fraud aside, the Reps are headed towards a wave election.

Prediction: Dem October surprise is a Trump indictment.

[rodguy911]

What is your opinion on the current polls? I keep hearing they are modeling our side so our numbers are constantly lower than reality.Also, many of our sides voters are so fed up with the polling and the msm they won't even answer the phone.

[John 3_19-21]

I don't think a Trump indictment will help the communists.

I think they know this.

My feelings are the "surprise" will be something horrible in Ukraine/Russia.

Historically, voters don't like "change" during a global "crisis".

Hope I'm wrong.

[Roccus]

IMO, an indictment is coming, but not this year. RATS are gonna wait and see how this election turns out. Should the GOP take one or both houses, it will only be a speed bump for the RATS. The Republicans will accomplish nothing of consequence without the WH. (and even then, what? See 2017-18)
Late in 2023 an indictment will be the perfect excuse for the GOP to exclude him from the 2024 primary ballots.

Ya gotta remember, DC politicians do NOT want him back!

[joesbucks]

That would be no surprise.