2022 Red Wave - Wash Away the Democrats

This site has been at about 70% Theocratic White Nationalist for quite a while, but it definitely seems like it's closer to 75% now.

Another brainwashed moron using the invented fake catchwords that have no meaning. "Theocratic White Nationalist" LOL. You are an idiot.
 
Another brainwashed moron using the invented fake catchwords that have no meaning. "Theocratic White Nationalist" LOL. You are an idiot.
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The gun huggers would rather have their kids in body bags instead of not having that gun to hug.
Blah blah blah.

You are just sorry that your eyeliner wearing Mexican didn't kill more children. Go back to planned parenthood where the numbers are more in your favor.
 
Other races of interest:

Poll: Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Chris Jones lead in gubernatorial primaries

The general election matchup for Arkansas governor is shaping up to be Republican Sarah Huckabee Sanders and Democrat Chris Jones, according to a recent survey.
https://www.thv11.com/article/news/...aries/91-7a422d87-1c96-4eac-9d7d-e40d4433d789



Stefanik PAC endorses Palin
House Republican Conference Chair Elise Stefanik’s (N.Y.) Elevate PAC on Monday announced it is endorsing former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin (R) in her bid for Congress.
Stefanik PAC endorses Palin
Huh. This fall could produce a lively election night. I didn't realize both of those races are set. I'm no great fan of boob-doll Palin, but I'd be glad to see her in the Senate: she's a reliable rightwing vote.
 
Huh. This fall could produce a lively election night. I didn't realize both of those races are set. I'm no great fan of boob-doll Palin, but I'd be glad to see her in the Senate: she's a reliable rightwing vote.
I love Palin, always have. She was treated horribly.
 
House update: 9 races move toward GOP, only 1 the other way
Nevada sweep is possible as drag from Biden, economy continues

ANALYSIS — While a century of midterm election trends and President Joe Biden’s static disapproval rating continue to point to a big 2022 for House Republicans, delays in the redistricting process and the lack of district-level data make it more difficult to make individual race ratings and specific projections about how many seats the GOP will gain.

With less than six months before Election Day, however, the House battleground is starting to crystallize, no thanks to cartographers in New Hampshire, New York and Florida. And GOP prospects are improving in at least a handful of seats.

There’s still a chance for Biden to regain some of his political footing. But pervasive economic issues from inflation to high gas prices to supply chain disruptions — as well as crime — continue to dominate the conversation, and voters are poised to punish Democrats in power for the lack of progress on solutions.

In California, Orange County is looking like a potential problem for Democrats. The traditionally Republican area clearly didn’t see eye to eye with former President Donald Trump, but it could snap back to the GOP. Democratic Rep. Katie Porter won’t lose for a lack of campaign funds (she had $17.8 million at the end of March), but she might have a political problem that money can’t fix. Former state Assembly Minority Leader Scott Baugh would be a credible challenger for Republicans. The rating of the 47th District race has changed in the GOP’s favor from Likely Democratic to Lean Democratic.

Rep. Lauren Boebert of Colorado is one of Republicans’ most visible firebrands, but Democrats this year are going to have a hard time winning any districts like hers, which Trump won by 8 points in 2020. And if Boebert happens to lose the June 28 primary, Republicans will have an even better chance of holding her 3rd District. Democrats will raise a lot of money because donors recognize her, but this seat isn’t flipping this cycle. The rating has moved from Likely Republican to Solid Republican.


While most of the vulnerable House Democrats have been through difficult races recently, that’s not the case for 75-year-old Rep. Sanford Bishop of Georgia. The 2nd District’s large Black population and Biden’s 10-point victory in 2020 gives the congressman some cushion, but the seat is within reach for Republicans, considering Biden’s unpopularity. Jeremy Hunt, an Army veteran and Fox News commentator, could develop into a serious candidate, but he had just $144,000 in the bank on May 4. Bishop has slowly ramped up his fundraising and had $778,000. This is a race to watch. The rating has moved from Solid Democratic to Likely Democratic.

Democratic Indiana Rep. Frank J. Mrvan isn’t battle-tested either. The 1st District in northwest Indiana shifted rapidly toward Republicans at the presidential level and is developing into a headache for Democrats at the House level. Republicans believe former Air Force pilot Jennifer-Ruth Green has a lot of potential, even though her early fundraising has been underwhelming. This will be much different than Mrvan's 16-point victory in 2020 in a race to which few people outside of the district were paying attention. The rating of this race has changed in the GOP’s favor from Solid Democratic to Likely Democratic.

The rating of all three Democratic-held seats in Nevada has shifted toward Republicans. The most vulnerable incumbent continues to be Susie Lee in the 3rd District, where 2020 state Senate nominee April Becker is getting the most buzz from Republicans. That race has changed from Lean Democratic to Tilt Democratic.

Reps. Dina Titus in Nevada’s 1st District and Steven Horsford in the 4th District are also extremely vulnerable. Republicans have competitive primaries in both seats, but Biden didn’t win them by enough in 2020 to make Democrats comfortable at all in this political environment. The rating of both races has shifted from Likely Democratic to Lean Democratic. In a GOP wave, it’s not hard to see Republicans winning all three races, giving them full control of the House delegation for the first time since the late 1990s, when Nevada only had two districts.
 

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