The Senate is harder to fake with vibes than the House. Statewide races are bigger, less volatile, and less forgiving of fringe nominees. Democrats have real opportunities, especially in North Carolina and Georgia, but the ceiling problem is severe. Collins remains a Maine institution. Michigan is not a gimme. Texas is still Texas. Ohio is not easy. Alaska is complicated. Iowa is redder than the press admits. Republicans should not get cocky, but they should understand the board. Hold the line, spend smart, fix election operations, and force Democrats to defend every inch of an ugly map.
On the loss of stolen senate seats to election fraud, what is it about that concept that Thune and the rino's don't understand? Are they so naive as to think these are not rigged elections? If so, I'd have them explain the election anomalies nobody else can. Rather that dodging the SAVE Act, they ought to be moving heaven and earth to get it passed. Whatever it takes!
Oh, they understand. They just don’t care who is in control because their graft and corruption will not be imperiled either way. Plus, they will always have their lovely pension and benefits, even if they lose their races. RINOs are worse than democrats. At least you know for sure the Dems hate America and its LEGAL citizens.
As for Jon Ossoff: If we on this side of the world believe that the 2020 elections were stolen, then doesn't that also include Jon Ossoff's seemingly miraculous wins both in November and again in December of 2020? He seems like a weak candidate. The biggest of the do-nothings in a class of do-nothings who couldn't seem to win anything until the magic miracles of 2020. Other than being told how unbeatable he is, I cannot come up with any reason to think that he would actually be ahead in Georgia--assuming we have a fair election this time. And it's hard for me to believe with the Department of Justice having occupied Atlanta, that the usual suspects in Fulton County are going to be finding extra votes after midnight again this time. Federal prison can be a huge motivator to clean up one's elections. I may be naive, but I can't help but feel optimistic that maybe our old friend Red State Georgia will be returning to the fold this time.
The Senate is harder to fake with vibes than the House. Statewide races are bigger, less volatile, and less forgiving of fringe nominees. Democrats have real opportunities, especially in North Carolina and Georgia, but the ceiling problem is severe. Collins remains a Maine institution. Michigan is not a gimme. Texas is still Texas. Ohio is not easy. Alaska is complicated. Iowa is redder than the press admits. Republicans should not get cocky, but they should understand the board. Hold the line, spend smart, fix election operations, and force Democrats to defend every inch of an ugly map.
On the loss of stolen senate seats to election fraud, what is it about that concept that Thune and the rino's don't understand? Are they so naive as to think these are not rigged elections? If so, I'd have them explain the election anomalies nobody else can. Rather that dodging the SAVE Act, they ought to be moving heaven and earth to get it passed. Whatever it takes!
Oh, they understand. They just don’t care who is in control because their graft and corruption will not be imperiled either way. Plus, they will always have their lovely pension and benefits, even if they lose their races. RINOs are worse than democrats. At least you know for sure the Dems hate America and its LEGAL citizens.
More thoughtful analysis from the Captain...
How worried about Texas are you? Ken Paxton seems to be taking this race for granted which Ted Cruz sternly warned him not to do.
Not very
I hope you’re right 🙏
As for Jon Ossoff: If we on this side of the world believe that the 2020 elections were stolen, then doesn't that also include Jon Ossoff's seemingly miraculous wins both in November and again in December of 2020? He seems like a weak candidate. The biggest of the do-nothings in a class of do-nothings who couldn't seem to win anything until the magic miracles of 2020. Other than being told how unbeatable he is, I cannot come up with any reason to think that he would actually be ahead in Georgia--assuming we have a fair election this time. And it's hard for me to believe with the Department of Justice having occupied Atlanta, that the usual suspects in Fulton County are going to be finding extra votes after midnight again this time. Federal prison can be a huge motivator to clean up one's elections. I may be naive, but I can't help but feel optimistic that maybe our old friend Red State Georgia will be returning to the fold this time.
Both Ds would have lost fair elections in 2020 in the first round.