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To: EC Washington

“Dems gain more Senate Seats ... in 2024.”

Patently absurd.

Exactly how many (and WHICH) Senate seats do you think the Rats are going to take that are currently held by Republicans? Be specific.

I’ll save you the trouble — the answer is “zero”.

There are zero vulnerable GOP incumbents and the one open seat (Indiana) should be a sure hold. If Mitt Romney decides not to run or gets beaten in a primary (ha) that would be great, but he’s not vulnerable to any *Democrat* — and why should he be? They love him.

The bad news is that Republican pickup opportunities — ones with a reasonable probability of actual success — are not great.

West Virginia is #1 on the list, and there is some hope for Montana (but we always say that), Nevada (LOL), Arizona (double LOL), Pennsylvania (triple LOL), Michigan (see the pattern yet?). Along with some outright pipe dreams like Wisconsin, Virginia and Minnesota.

The Rats have a lot more seats to defend, but in almost all cases they are likely to do just that.


42 posted on 03/11/2023 10:30:29 AM PST by PermaRag (Joo Biden is not my President)
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To: PermaRag

Pennsylvania - Michigan - Deep Blue - Arizona has too much GOP in fighting

I worked the 2022 Mid-Term Campaign for Ron Johnson in Wisconsin he barely won against lunatic Communist Madela Barnes. Tammy Baldwin is Senator for Life in Wisconsin.

Watch out for Indiana - rumor is that Mayor Pete Butthead is running for the open seat - The Hollywood and Soros money would be a tidal wave and Butthead could win.

The other one to watch is Ted Cruz in Texas - he has moved from Solid R to Likely R - The Dems will pour Millions into Texas to knock off Cruz.

Not one Dem except for Joe Manchin is in trouble - Tester has been moved to Likely D

2024 could look like 1964 if you are old enough to remember that debacle


47 posted on 03/11/2023 11:44:09 AM PST by EC Washington
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