Guno צְבִי
We fight, We win, Am Yisrael Chai
It would be the death of the party, and that the party would deserve it.
Since then, the GOP lost control of the House, and the only Republican to win a Congressional district on the southern border campaigned against Trump’s border wall. Seven governorships have flipped from Republican to Democrat, including in Kentucky, where Trump campaigned for the Republican saying that election would be a referendum on his own popularity and the impeachment.
Trump himself has an approval rating below 40%, and below 50% in 16 of the 30 states he carried in 2016. Two-thirds of voters in key swing states (Mid-West/Rust Belt) say he doesn’t deserve a second term, and over half the country favored impeaching him and removing him from office before public hearings even began.
Young voters are going increasingly to the left, and many prominent Republicans have left the party.
If Trump is still in office on election day, not only will he suffer an overwhelming defeat, but low Republican turnout, high anti-Trump turnout, and down-ballot voting could cost the Republicans several Senate seats, possibly (but not likely) enough to flip the Senate blue.
Republicans aren’t just losing, they’re dying. And the saddest part is that they are so isolated from reality in their fake news bubbles that they actually think they’re winning.
Since then, the GOP lost control of the House, and the only Republican to win a Congressional district on the southern border campaigned against Trump’s border wall. Seven governorships have flipped from Republican to Democrat, including in Kentucky, where Trump campaigned for the Republican saying that election would be a referendum on his own popularity and the impeachment.
Trump himself has an approval rating below 40%, and below 50% in 16 of the 30 states he carried in 2016. Two-thirds of voters in key swing states (Mid-West/Rust Belt) say he doesn’t deserve a second term, and over half the country favored impeaching him and removing him from office before public hearings even began.
Young voters are going increasingly to the left, and many prominent Republicans have left the party.
If Trump is still in office on election day, not only will he suffer an overwhelming defeat, but low Republican turnout, high anti-Trump turnout, and down-ballot voting could cost the Republicans several Senate seats, possibly (but not likely) enough to flip the Senate blue.
Republicans aren’t just losing, they’re dying. And the saddest part is that they are so isolated from reality in their fake news bubbles that they actually think they’re winning.