The red wave is building
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Shaken, not stirred!
Dems Win Senate MajorityAll signs point to a LEGENDAY ASS-KICKING OF THE DISASTER-O-CRATS IN JUST A COUPLE OF WEEKS...
Republicans headed into Tuesday's election confident a "red wave" would sweep them into power in the Senate and give them a commanding majority in the House.
As it became clear that neither would materialize, conservative leaders and media figures began pointing fingers and blaming each other for the surprising defeat — with Trump, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy all facing backlash.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna56677
The house has factions on the right to deal with. They have some election deniers, of course, they did not deny their results. They are silly little people. However, that group will vote together. The Trumpys will vote together. The old reds will be together. If Mcarthy wants the seat, he will have to cee much power. It has been said the Trumpys want the power to end his speakership if they choose to. He cannot agree to that. This should be a good spectator sport.
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All signs point to a LEGENDAY ASS-KICKING OF THE DISASTER-O-CRATS IN JUST A COUPLE OF WEEKS...AS ALL OF THE TOP ISSUES WITH VOTERS HEAVLY FAVOR THE GOP...
The red wave is building
Less than three weeks out from the midterm elections, the polls are moving in one direction. Even MSNBC's Joe Scarborough “senses” the shift in voter sentiment.
Earlier this week, he spoke to NBC analyst Steve Kornacki, who compared the midterm elections to previous elections. He sees striking similarities to 2014 when a “slow and late-building wave to the point where, even on election night, the magnitude of it took some folks by surprise.” He pointed out that Republicans in 2014 won back the Senate and “reached their highest level in terms of House seats since 1928.”
As Democratic candidates try in vain to resurrect the fervor among pro-choice voters triggered by the Supreme Court’s reversal of Roe v. Wade, Kornacki confirmed the obvious: The economy, inflation, and crime are the most important issues.
~ Signs of a red wave abound. Although it’s premature to predict that Republican Rep. Lee Zeldin will pull off an upset victory against New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, he has managed to close the gap from 24 points to 4 in a newly released Quinnipiac poll . New York hasn’t elected a Republican governor in two decades, but it seems Zeldin’s singular focus on the state’s skyrocketing crime rate is resonating with voters.
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/...ge-strength-optimism/the-red-wave-is-building
Sure, it appears the toxic red wave of poison, corruption and pollution has built its own toxic wave to take a huge swallow upon itself.
A classic post.All signs point to a LEGENDAY ASS-KICKING OF THE DISASTER-O-CRATS IN JUST A COUPLE OF WEEKS...AS ALL OF THE TOP ISSUES WITH VOTERS HEAVLY FAVOR THE GOP...
The red wave is building
Less than three weeks out from the midterm elections, the polls are moving in one direction. Even MSNBC's Joe Scarborough “senses” the shift in voter sentiment.
Earlier this week, he spoke to NBC analyst Steve Kornacki, who compared the midterm elections to previous elections. He sees striking similarities to 2014 when a “slow and late-building wave to the point where, even on election night, the magnitude of it took some folks by surprise.” He pointed out that Republicans in 2014 won back the Senate and “reached their highest level in terms of House seats since 1928.”
As Democratic candidates try in vain to resurrect the fervor among pro-choice voters triggered by the Supreme Court’s reversal of Roe v. Wade, Kornacki confirmed the obvious: The economy, inflation, and crime are the most important issues.
~ Signs of a red wave abound. Although it’s premature to predict that Republican Rep. Lee Zeldin will pull off an upset victory against New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, he has managed to close the gap from 24 points to 4 in a newly released Quinnipiac poll . New York hasn’t elected a Republican governor in two decades, but it seems Zeldin’s singular focus on the state’s skyrocketing crime rate is resonating with voters.
Guno צְבִי
We fight, We win, Am Yisrael Chai
All signs point to a LEGENDAY ASS-KICKING OF THE DISASTER-O-CRATS IN JUST A COUPLE OF WEEKS...AS ALL OF THE TOP ISSUES WITH VOTERS HEAVLY FAVOR THE GOP...
The red wave is building
Less than three weeks out from the midterm elections, the polls are moving in one direction. Even MSNBC's Joe Scarborough “senses” the shift in voter sentiment.
Earlier this week, he spoke to NBC analyst Steve Kornacki, who compared the midterm elections to previous elections. He sees striking similarities to 2014 when a “slow and late-building wave to the point where, even on election night, the magnitude of it took some folks by surprise.” He pointed out that Republicans in 2014 won back the Senate and “reached their highest level in terms of House seats since 1928.”
As Democratic candidates try in vain to resurrect the fervor among pro-choice voters triggered by the Supreme Court’s reversal of Roe v. Wade, Kornacki confirmed the obvious: The economy, inflation, and crime are the most important issues.
~ Signs of a red wave abound. Although it’s premature to predict that Republican Rep. Lee Zeldin will pull off an upset victory against New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, he has managed to close the gap from 24 points to 4 in a newly released Quinnipiac poll . New York hasn’t elected a Republican governor in two decades, but it seems Zeldin’s singular focus on the state’s skyrocketing crime rate is resonating with voters.
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/...ge-strength-optimism/the-red-wave-is-building
Dutch Uncle
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Dutch Uncle
* Tertia Optio * Defend the Constitution
Nomad
Every trumper is a N4T.
Yes. A real doctor would know that.
Alright.... that's it.
I cannot and will not sit still for this anymore.
To you people who keep rubbing the Trumpers' faces in the last election results and openly smirking about how wrong their predictions were last year when they were obnoxiously end zone dancing and celebrating victory before the game was even played, all I can say to you guys is.....
Yes, we did!
I never even saw Michael Jordan or Tom Brady do that much pre-game taunting, smirking, and end zone dancing.
All signs point to a LEGENDAY ASS-KICKING OF THE DISASTER-O-CRATS IN JUST A COUPLE OF WEEKS...AS ALL OF THE TOP ISSUES WITH VOTERS HEAVLY FAVOR THE GOP...
The red wave is building
Less than three weeks out from the midterm elections, the polls are moving in one direction. Even MSNBC's Joe Scarborough “senses” the shift in voter sentiment.
Earlier this week, he spoke to NBC analyst Steve Kornacki, who compared the midterm elections to previous elections. He sees striking similarities to 2014 when a “slow and late-building wave to the point where, even on election night, the magnitude of it took some folks by surprise.” He pointed out that Republicans in 2014 won back the Senate and “reached their highest level in terms of House seats since 1928.”
As Democratic candidates try in vain to resurrect the fervor among pro-choice voters triggered by the Supreme Court’s reversal of Roe v. Wade, Kornacki confirmed the obvious: The economy, inflation, and crime are the most important issues.
~ Signs of a red wave abound. Although it’s premature to predict that Republican Rep. Lee Zeldin will pull off an upset victory against New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, he has managed to close the gap from 24 points to 4 in a newly released Quinnipiac poll . New York hasn’t elected a Republican governor in two decades, but it seems Zeldin’s singular focus on the state’s skyrocketing crime rate is resonating with voters.
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/...ge-strength-optimism/the-red-wave-is-building
Possibly the worst prediction in the 18 year history of JPP.com?
Dutch Uncle
* Tertia Optio * Defend the Constitution
One of them. It's amazing how stupid Trumpers have proved themselves to be.
Guno צְבִי
We fight, We win, Am Yisrael Chai
All signs point to a LEGENDAY ASS-KICKING OF THE DISASTER-O-CRATS IN JUST A COUPLE OF WEEKS...AS ALL OF THE TOP ISSUES WITH VOTERS HEAVLY FAVOR THE GOP...
The red wave is building
Less than three weeks out from the midterm elections, the polls are moving in one direction. Even MSNBC's Joe Scarborough “senses” the shift in voter sentiment.
Earlier this week, he spoke to NBC analyst Steve Kornacki, who compared the midterm elections to previous elections. He sees striking similarities to 2014 when a “slow and late-building wave to the point where, even on election night, the magnitude of it took some folks by surprise.” He pointed out that Republicans in 2014 won back the Senate and “reached their highest level in terms of House seats since 1928.”
As Democratic candidates try in vain to resurrect the fervor among pro-choice voters triggered by the Supreme Court’s reversal of Roe v. Wade, Kornacki confirmed the obvious: The economy, inflation, and crime are the most important issues.
~ Signs of a red wave abound. Although it’s premature to predict that Republican Rep. Lee Zeldin will pull off an upset victory against New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, he has managed to close the gap from 24 points to 4 in a newly released Quinnipiac poll . New York hasn’t elected a Republican governor in two decades, but it seems Zeldin’s singular focus on the state’s skyrocketing crime rate is resonating with voters.
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/...ge-strength-optimism/the-red-wave-is-building
