So will it now be a blood bath this November in favor of Democrats?

[Mashmont]

For months it's been a foregone conclusion the GOP would see gains in the House and Senate, that would give them the majority in both chambers.
Even in a normal presidency, the opposing party would likely see gains. However, this is far far from a normal presidency, and the majority of the electorate was likely to take their wrath out on today's woke Dimocrat party in a big way!

Hold everything! We now have the likely demise of Roe to throw in the mix, and this could have a huge impact on the equation.
We now have some pundits claiming this will energize women and their pro-abortion supporters to the point that they'll keep the majority in both chambers.


IMO, those that will be out screeching in the streets in the coming months, would be voting a straight Dim ticket anyway. This will leave it up to those moderates out there that may have not bothered to show up to vote, to now be energized enough to sway things one way or the other.

My opinion is, the GOP will still take control of both the House and Senate but will not win as many seats as they would have before the Roe factor became part of the story.

People aren't in love with abortion as the Marxist media pretends. If anything, this well help Republicans.

 

[there4eyeM]

Voting for dems in the midterms won't change anything about the SCOTUS decision.
LWNJs should've considered a better nominee in 2016.

They thought they were choosing the 'better' candidate. For we who could not bring ourselves to vote for either of the duopoly's offerings, calling Biden better than Trump, or vice-versa, was, to say the least, a misnomer.

 

[Unkotare]

For months it's been a foregone conclusion the GOP would see gains in the House and Senate, that would give them the majority in both chambers.
Even in a normal presidency, the opposing party would likely see gains. However, this is far far from a normal presidency, and the majority of the electorate was likely to take their wrath out on today's woke Dimocrat party in a big way!

Hold everything! We now have the likely demise of Roe to throw in the mix, and this could have a huge impact on the equation.
We now have some pundits claiming this will energize women and their pro-abortion supporters to the point that they'll keep the majority in both chambers.


IMO, those that will be out screeching in the streets in the coming months, would be voting a straight Dim ticket anyway. This will leave it up to those moderates out there that may have not bothered to show up to vote, to now be energized enough to sway things one way or the other.

My opinion is, the GOP will still take control of both the House and Senate but will not win as many seats as they would have before the Roe factor became part of the story.

Which is exactly why the democrats pulled the stunt.

 

[BS Filter]

It's getting closer to Bricks and Bats Day. Can hardly wait.

 

[WTF19]

And as I said, I still believe the GOP will win majorities in both chambers.

only if the election is allowed.....SCUM demonRATS, barrag-o and hit-lery will try to stop it some way.....if not, their agenda will take another back seat....

 

[Nova78]

So will it now be a blood bath this November in favor of Democrats?​

Stupid fuck

 

[task0778]

My opinion is, the GOP will still take control of both the House and Senate but will not win as many seats as they would have before the Roe factor became part of the story.

I can see the GOP taking back the House and the Senate, but by smaller margins than some might think cuz the democrats are going to push the abortion thing really hard, plus lie like hell about everything else. With about 6 months to go, it appears the economy is not going to rebound much, although it may not be much to brag about either. When your party has the WH, the Senate, and the House and you got nothing to show for it except higher inflation and lower economic growth, well that ain't exactly a winner with the voters.

 

[B. Kidd]

It will be a historical defeat for the Dimms.
The pain and suffering of stagflation will only continue to worsen and will take years to begin to turn around.

 

[Orangecat]

They thought they were choosing the 'better' candidate. For we who could not bring ourselves to vote for either of the duopoly's offerings, calling Biden better than Trump, or vice-versa, was, to say the least, a misnomer.

2016.

 

[DigitalDrifter]

Voting for dems in the midterms won't change anything about the SCOTUS decision.
LWNJs should've considered a better nominee in 2016.

Of course not, however a strong Dim majority in the Senate could lead to new abortion laws on a federal level.
Right now the Senate could pass legislation that codifies Roe. It likely would not pass however since the Dims do not have a filibuster-proof majority. They also likely do not have even a simple majority to end the filibuster.
However, if they picked up enough seats in November (they'll never get enough) the issue could change quickly.

 

[B. Kidd]

Of course not, however a strong Dim majority in the Senate could lead to new abortion laws on a federal level.
Right now the Senate could pass legislation that codifies Roe. It likely would not pass however since the Dims do not have a filibuster-proof majority. They also likely do not have even a simple majority to end the filibuster.
However, if they picked up enough seats in November (they'll never get enough) the issue could change quickly.

Dreamer.

 

[DigitalDrifter]

Which is exactly why the democrats pulled the stunt.

Of leaking? I can't see how that would have made much difference since the decision would become public in several weeks anyway.

 

[blackhawk]

For months it's been a foregone conclusion the GOP would see gains in the House and Senate, that would give them the majority in both chambers.
Even in a normal presidency, the opposing party would likely see gains. However, this is far far from a normal presidency, and the majority of the electorate was likely to take their wrath out on today's woke Dimocrat party in a big way!

Hold everything! We now have the likely demise of Roe to throw in the mix, and this could have a huge impact on the equation.
We now have some pundits claiming this will energize women and their pro-abortion supporters to the point that they'll keep the majority in both chambers.


IMO, those that will be out screeching in the streets in the coming months, would be voting a straight Dim ticket anyway. This will leave it up to those moderates out there that may have not bothered to show up to vote, to now be energized enough to sway things one way or the other.

My opinion is, the GOP will still take control of both the House and Senate but will not win as many seats as they would have before the Roe factor became part of the story.

The economy will override it besides the House and Senate have no control or influence on how the Supreme Court rules on anything.

 

[Orangecat]

Of course not, however a strong Dim majority in the Senate could lead to new abortion laws on a federal level.
Right now the Senate could pass legislation that codifies Roe. It likely would not pass however since the Dims do not have a filibuster-proof majority. They also likely do not have even a simple majority to end the filibuster.
However, if they picked up enough seats in November (they'll never get enough) the issue could change quickly.

If biden/harris wasn’t such an unmitigated disaster, the dims might have a chance.

 

[DigitalDrifter]

So will it now be a blood bath this November in favor of Democrats?​

Stupid fuck

Excuse me?

 

[Big Bend Texas]

For months it's been a foregone conclusion the GOP would see gains in the House and Senate, that would give them the majority in both chambers.
Even in a normal presidency, the opposing party would likely see gains. However, this is far far from a normal presidency, and the majority of the electorate was likely to take their wrath out on today's woke Dimocrat party in a big way!

Hold everything! We now have the likely demise of Roe to throw in the mix, and this could have a huge impact on the equation.
We now have some pundits claiming this will energize women and their pro-abortion supporters to the point that they'll keep the majority in both chambers.


IMO, those that will be out screeching in the streets in the coming months, would be voting a straight Dim ticket anyway. This will leave it up to those moderates out there that may have not bothered to show up to vote, to now be energized enough to sway things one way or the other.

My opinion is, the GOP will still take control of both the House and Senate but will not win as many seats as they would have before the Roe factor became part of the story.

Not a chance, abortion doesn't even make the top ten most important issues with most Americans in polls.

Worse, dem's blew their wad way to early on this one because people will figure out that abortion will not be made illegal in the US, it's always going to be available with some limitations.

 

[Big Bend Texas]

If biden/harris wasn’t such an unmitigated disaster, the dims might have a chance.

When people look at how their disposable income has disappeared due to rising CPI and Inflation and how the nation has become every more divided under their leadership, they are going to vote for a positive change.

Of course, that still leaves a whole lot of room for republicans to blow the best opportunity they've had since 1980 when 2024 rolls around.

 

[lennypartiv]

All that is happening now is being done to steal the elections. Nothing else.

It shouldn't surprise us that Dems are looking at stealing another election.

 

[Dekster]

No...the whole abortion thing was leaked to motivate Democrats to the polls to pull for blue.

Expect a big blue turnout...especially the rabid white females.

It will depend. If Biden only does token student loan foregiveness, he will piss off a lot of people at this point. They have gone from talking about something grand to talking about $10K. If you have $225K in student loan debt you will never pay off anyway, $10K is gonna piss you off. The roe thing plus a grand gesture on loans could hold the dems both houses. Inflation plus some pissy ass student loan thing could be > than the roe thing and allow the GOP to limp across the finish line with some gains. Neither party will have 60 in the Senate so it will be the last 2 years for the next 2 years

 

[Osiris-ODS]

For months it's been a foregone conclusion the GOP would see gains in the House and Senate, that would give them the majority in both chambers.
Even in a normal presidency, the opposing party would likely see gains. However, this is far far from a normal presidency, and the majority of the electorate was likely to take their wrath out on today's woke Dimocrat party in a big way!

Hold everything! We now have the likely demise of Roe to throw in the mix, and this could have a huge impact on the equation.
We now have some pundits claiming this will energize women and their pro-abortion supporters to the point that they'll keep the majority in both chambers.


IMO, those that will be out screeching in the streets in the coming months, would be voting a straight Dim ticket anyway. This will leave it up to those moderates out there that may have not bothered to show up to vote, to now be energized enough to sway things one way or the other.

My opinion is, the GOP will still take control of both the House and Senate but will not win as many seats as they would have before the Roe factor became part of the story.

By November nobody will even be talking about this, other than the people who already obsess over it for the last 5 decades. Within 2 weeks we'll be on a totally different news cycle.