As U.S. polls tighten the signs all point to Hillary

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In case you haven’t been paying attention, the Republicans are going to remain in control of both the House and the Senate in a couple of weeks. Since their flawless victory over the Democrats in the fight to confirm Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, the Republican base is more energized now than at any point since November 2016.

As U.S. Polls Tighten the Signs All Point to Hillary - Planet Free Will
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Gawd help us if this hypocritical rapist lover ever got in, the tards don't know it but they too would regret after they woke up to reality . Dems never follow through with their bs lies they feed their sheep never. Obama the a hole included.

Meanwhile the blacks the leftist dumb fks can't even admit nor want to face that BILL CLINTON had more blacks put into prison than any other President because the pos rapist started that mandatory min. drugg bs.
 
The fact is that this is still up for grabs and I would still favor Democrats in the House and the Senate up for grabs. Worth noting that many polls previously have not picked up the Democrat surge. Moore had a 2 point lead according to the RCP average and lost. The Democrat candidate for Governor in Virginia had a 3 percentage point lead according to the RCP average and won by 9 points. Rasmussen had that race tied.

Many Republican seats have incumbents holding onto a small lead but under 50%. That is generally problematic for incumbents as the longer a voter hesitates about voting for the incumbent, the more likely they are to stay home or vote against the incumbent.
 
The fact is that this is still up for grabs and I would still favor Democrats in the House and the Senate up for grabs. Worth noting that many polls previously have not picked up the Democrat surge. Moore had a 2 point lead according to the RCP average and lost. The Democrat candidate for Governor in Virginia had a 3 percentage point lead according to the RCP average and won by 9 points. Rasmussen had that race tied.

Many Republican seats have incumbents holding onto a small lead but under 50%. That is generally problematic for incumbents as the longer a voter hesitates about voting for the incumbent, the more likely they are to stay home or vote against the incumbent.

Dream on and take a ride in your leaky blue boats.

Hope they do run Hitlery again. The gift that just keeps the fuck on giving.
 

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