Historically the opposition's approval is higher than 20%. These midterms are brand new territory for everyone. Thus far liberals are running on supporting illegal aliens over US citizens, protecting criminals over law abiding Americans, and clinging to the normalization of mental illness.
Who will Trump blame when he loses the mid-terms?
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Edgetho
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Another FYI --
In a private group chat in June, dozens of Democratic political influencers discussed whether to take advantage of an enticing opportunity. They were being offered $8,000 per month to take part in a secretive program aimed at bolstering Democratic messaging on the internet
In their group chat, influencers debated the details.
"Should we send a joint email (with all of our email addresses) ... or, are we just going to send things separately and hope they change everything for everyone?" Laurenzo, a nonbinary creator in Columbus, Ohio, with over 884,000 TikTok followers, asked the group. Some joked about collective bargaining. "Any Newsies fans here?" Eliza Orlins, a public defender and reality TV star known for her appearances on Survivor, posted in the group. "'We're a union just by sayin' so!'"
The influencers in the chat collectively had at least 13 million followers across social platforms. They represented some of the most well-known voices online posting in support of Democrats, and they're key to wherever the party moves next. But ultimately, the group didn't make much progress.
In other words: The dark money group would not budge on the key point of lying to followers.
The article recounts various progfluencers debating whether or not to accept the King's Gilt. I think the reason for this article is that they knew the scheme was about to be revealed, so people who'd taken the dirty deal went to Taylor Lorenz to show chats where they expressed some minor reservations about taking money to lie to their followers.
It's pre-spin for a story they knew would make them look bad. "But we didn't want to lie!"
We just did, for the money.
A Dark Money Group Is Secretly Funding Democratic Influencers
An initiative aimed at boosting Democrats online offers influencers up to $8,000 a month to push the party line. All they have to do is keep it secret—and agree to restrictions on their content.In a private group chat in June, dozens of Democratic political influencers discussed whether to take advantage of an enticing opportunity. They were being offered $8,000 per month to take part in a secretive program aimed at bolstering Democratic messaging on the internet
In their group chat, influencers debated the details.
"Should we send a joint email (with all of our email addresses) ... or, are we just going to send things separately and hope they change everything for everyone?" Laurenzo, a nonbinary creator in Columbus, Ohio, with over 884,000 TikTok followers, asked the group. Some joked about collective bargaining. "Any Newsies fans here?" Eliza Orlins, a public defender and reality TV star known for her appearances on Survivor, posted in the group. "'We're a union just by sayin' so!'"
The influencers in the chat collectively had at least 13 million followers across social platforms. They represented some of the most well-known voices online posting in support of Democrats, and they're key to wherever the party moves next. But ultimately, the group didn't make much progress.
In other words: The dark money group would not budge on the key point of lying to followers.
The article recounts various progfluencers debating whether or not to accept the King's Gilt. I think the reason for this article is that they knew the scheme was about to be revealed, so people who'd taken the dirty deal went to Taylor Lorenz to show chats where they expressed some minor reservations about taking money to lie to their followers.
It's pre-spin for a story they knew would make them look bad. "But we didn't want to lie!"
We just did, for the money.
Concerned American
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Collins is a RINO, LMAO. Good riddance, she votes with the democrats the majority of the time anyway. Maybe we'll get a MAGA republican to replace her. Careful what you wish for Astro--you may get it! LMAO
‘Shame!’: Republican Sen. Susan Collins faces heckling, boos at public event in Maine
When a senator is getting shouted down at a ribbon-cutting ceremony a year out from a re-election campaign, that’s not a great sign.www.msnbc.com
Well, he certainly won't blame himself, the first president ever to usher in a "golden age" for Americans. Perhaps, Biden, or Obama or Hillary for fostering such evil hatred towards Republicans. But most likely, he'll blame Democrats for rigging local elections and stealing votes meant for Republican candidates. Possibly, but probably unlikely, he'll blame the losing Republican candidates for running poor campaigns by not emphasizing all the amazing accomplishments Trump has made as president.
We'll just have to wait and see; at any rate Democrats are going to hand his ass to him after the mid-term elections!
Bigly!!!
Thinker101
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‘Shame!’: Republican Sen. Susan Collins faces heckling, boos at public event in Maine
When a senator is getting shouted down at a ribbon-cutting ceremony a year out from a re-election campaign, that’s not a great sign.
Well, he certainly won't blame himself, the first president ever to usher in a "golden age" for Americans. Perhaps, Biden, or Obama or Hillary for fostering such evil hatred towards Republicans. But most likely, he'll blame Democrats for rigging local elections and stealing votes meant for Republican candidates. Possibly, but probably unlikely, he'll blame the losing Republican candidates for running poor campaigns by not emphasizing all the amazing accomplishments Trump has made as president.
We'll just have to wait and see; at any rate Democrats are going to hand his ass to him after the mid-term elections!
Bigly!!!
blackhawk
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The party out of power generally does better in the midterms doesn’t matter who the President is or which party they belong to.
Edgetho
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Generally. Not always.
Concerned American
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These are not typical times. It has been a hundred years since a POTUS has been elected to non consecutive terms as well.
1srelluc
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OP, ask this time next year (Labor Day) when the '26 midterm season really kicks off.
I have the Virginia governor's race to worry about this November. I could care less about the midterms right now.
I have the Virginia governor's race to worry about this November. I could care less about the midterms right now.
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For the OP, you better hope that democrats win at least the House or Senate, if not both. If it doesn't happen, this thread is going to come back from the grave as a reminder of just how wrong you were.
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When did this happen?‘Shame!’: Republican Sen. Susan Collins faces heckling, boos at public event in Maine
When a senator is getting shouted down at a ribbon-cutting ceremony a year out from a re-election campaign, that’s not a great sign.
Well, he certainly won't blame himself, the first president ever to usher in a "golden age" for Americans. Perhaps, Biden, or Obama or Hillary for fostering such evil hatred towards Republicans. But most likely, he'll blame Democrats for rigging local elections and stealing votes meant for Republican candidates. Possibly, but probably unlikely, he'll blame the losing Republican candidates for running poor campaigns by not emphasizing all the amazing accomplishments Trump has made as president.
We'll just have to wait and see; at any rate Democrats are going to hand his ass to him after the mid-term elections!
Bigly!!!
Link?
luiza
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Trumpfy was not gifted the Presidency only for a couple of years , Grasshopper .
He has targets to achieve and elections will not suddenly be something they have never been .
The Sheeple might think that all is decided by party politicians .
But that just demonstrates how Gullible and Silly they are .
And you are proof of that .
/—-/ Nice fantasy. Is Santa going to bring you a pony for Christmas too?‘Shame!’: Republican Sen. Susan Collins faces heckling, boos at public event in Maine
When a senator is getting shouted down at a ribbon-cutting ceremony a year out from a re-election campaign, that’s not a great sign.
Well, he certainly won't blame himself, the first president ever to usher in a "golden age" for Americans. Perhaps, Biden, or Obama or Hillary for fostering such evil hatred towards Republicans. But most likely, he'll blame Democrats for rigging local elections and stealing votes meant for Republican candidates. Possibly, but probably unlikely, he'll blame the losing Republican candidates for running poor campaigns by not emphasizing all the amazing accomplishments Trump has made as president.
We'll just have to wait and see; at any rate Democrats are going to hand his ass to him after the mid-term elections!
Bigly!!!
Nostra
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My standards are a little higher than that, and on another plane, when it comes to qualities I look for in a President.
Nostra
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Not the way he lies all the time.
/—-/ Andy Cuomo and Upchuck Schumer are awkward dorks. JD is cool, calm, and authoritarian.
Concerned American
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C'mon, give him a break. He believes in Santa----and smart democrats.
BluesLegend
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Then the OP woke up from his fantasy land.
Actually he is. If the GOP does well he'll likely hold his coalition together until the end of his term. If the GOP does poorly, anyone up for re-election will be motivated to put distance between them and the Pres and he'll have a very hard time with any legislation.
Sitting Presidents generally lose ground in mid-terms so the real question is, how bad will he do.
It is a shame that people never learn. Winsome Sears is much firmer on the ground as a candidate and not extreme like Spanberger. The red counties need to resist as much as they can.
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It's my belief that the midterms will be a nail biter for both sides, which means dems are in big trouble since they should normally do pretty well.
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