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Will Democrats hold the House and Senate in 2022?
- Thread starter GromsDad
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The Democrats will lose the House and Senate because the majority of Americans are total idiots. And the Republicans voter suppression sh!t will work
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It seems to me that both parties are trying as hard as they can to alienate the maximum number of voters possible, ensuring party purity for the few that are left.
It's a little early, but it's entirely possible that the majority of 2022 voters will be looking back on two years of relative peace and prosperity...shots and checks, checks and balances, a return to normalcy, etc.
A return to the policies of chaos, nonsense, and craziness may not be an attractive alternative for them.
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A return to the policies of chaos, nonsense, and craziness may not be an attractive alternative for them.
.The GOP draws districts in more places that matter and the (D) normally tote a fatty L the midterm after a Presidential win. The scrum for Speaker would be straight LIT.
The Senate map isn't that favorable to the GOP this cycle. The (D) have to defend Warnock in GA which will be tough, and AZ, but the (R) have to defend Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Ohio.
The Senate map isn't that favorable to the GOP this cycle. The (D) have to defend Warnock in GA which will be tough, and AZ, but the (R) have to defend Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Ohio.
Place your vote.It's a little early, but it's entirely possible that the majority of 2022 voters will be looking back on two years of relative peace and prosperity...shots and checks, checks and balances, a return to normalcy, etc.
A return to the policies of chaos, nonsense, and craziness may not be an attractive alternative for them.
Worthwhile story to add to this thread. Perhaps these individuals see the writing on the wall.
thehill.com
Democrats confront difficult prospects for midterms
House Democrats are beginning to confront the challenging reality awaiting them in the 2022 midterm elections amid a spate of retirements and dim redistricting prospects.
and what is the writing on the wall, exactly?Worthwhile story to add to this thread. Perhaps these individuals see the writing on the wall.
Democrats confront difficult prospects for midterms
House Democrats are beginning to confront the challenging reality awaiting them in the 2022 midterm elections amid a spate of retirements and dim redistricting prospects.
At This Rate, 2022 Could Be a Bloodbath for Democrats
The Democrats are looking at retirements and redistricting challenges. The House is in danger of turning red again.
redstate.com
Seems like a legit sourceAt This Rate, 2022 Could Be a Bloodbath for Democrats
The Democrats are looking at retirements and redistricting challenges. The House is in danger of turning red again.
a legit source of spank bank material for wingnuts
That source is trash but WaPo is pointing to the same thing and it's not exactly ground-breaking to say the out-party typically has an advantage in the midterms. Sure the redstate article probably characterizes policy positions with 60-70% support as left wing, but they might still be right that the (D) will be toting an L in a year and a half.
It's also unclear what is going to happen in these states. The GOP in Wisconsin seemed to **** off a bunch of people, same in Pennsylvania. In Florida they seem to be doing better. DeWine in Ohio seems to be particularly popular governor.
Candidates matter, too. The GOP is batshit insane but the (D) have a notoriously thin bench. Sometimes they get a strong candidate, like Mark Kelly in Arizona, sometimes they lose Ted Kennedy's old seat in Mass. LOLOLOLOL. All it's going to take is some more easily-spread Covid variant to hit the wrong group of people in Florida, and you'll see a shitshow like Cuomo had in New York.
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With respect to 2024, so far I see some bets to take and sell at a later date, and some bets to short like it's Gamestop but not on Deep F Value's radar.
Worthwhile story to add to this thread. Perhaps these individuals see the writing on the wall.
Democrats confront difficult prospects for midterms
House Democrats are beginning to confront the challenging reality awaiting them in the 2022 midterm elections amid a spate of retirements and dim redistricting prospects.
Delco man gets probation for casting dead mother's vote for Donald Trump
Bruce Bartman, 70, used an old driver's license to circumvent Pennsylvania's online voter system
www.phillyvoice.com
