Historic pro-GOP voting gap revealed, potential 70-seat pickup

[audiophile]

Sweep! At least with conservatives and independents.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics ... d=msedgntp

[Deleted User 14896]

Sweep! At least with conservatives and independents.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics ... d=msedgntp

If the Republicans make a big deal of how much of Biden's Infrastructure Bill has nothing to do with infrastructure, they should have a good day next November.

[Matt]

All the more reason to NOT bend over for the failed crybaby that had 80 million votes against him.

[craig11152]

All the more reason to NOT bend over for the failed crybaby that had 80 million votes against him.

Yes to this
Hopefully they will realize a rejection of Biden doesn't necessarily equate to an embracing of more Trump.

My vote "for" Biden was nothing more than a rejection of 4 more years of Trump.

[FakeAndyStuart]

All the talk was that polls were wrong and pollsters didn't know what they were doing. But you believe them now?

[Matt]

All the talk was that polls were wrong and pollsters didn't know what they were doing. But you believe them now?

Yes. Biden has been a historical failure. His team failed to understand a rejection of Trump mandate was NOT blanket approval to swing to the far left.

[bmw]

Every poll on the planet since the Afghanistan withdrawal shows Biden's approval roughly 15 points lower than it was before Afghanistan. So at least for trends, I have no reason to believe this is inaccurate.

Perhaps even more alarming for Democrats should be the Congressional approval polls. Granted, Congress is historically almost ALWAYS unpopular, but again - trends. When Democrats took over, it fairly quickly rose from the mid teens to a peak of 36% in May. However, since then, it has dropped back to 22%. That is the same drop that Biden has seen. And if 15% of the population has dropped its support of Democrats, that is a BIG deal for next year as I just don't see much good news on the horizon that would send those numbers back onto a positive trajectory for Democrats.

But the usual caveat applies. If there's a way for Republicans to eff-this up, they will find that way.

[Colonel Flagg]

All the more reason to NOT bend over for the failed crybaby that had 80 million votes against him.

Yes to this
Hopefully they will realize a rejection of Biden doesn't necessarily equate to an embracing of more Trump.

My vote "for" Biden was nothing more than a rejection of 4 more years of Trump.

So, a President, with obvious signs of cognitive decline, a cackling, unpopular VP, race baiters, and pantywaist sissy military leaders who put our own people in grave danger are an improvement over rude tweets? In the words of your senile leader..."C'mon man!"

[Motown322]

Person, woman, man, camera, TV

[MotorCityRadioFreak]

No, it’s true. The Democrats are in trouble in 2022. The vaccine mandate is going to end up putting them in trouble. Once hospitals close in January due to the staffing quitting, they will be done.

[Colonel Flagg]

No, it’s true. The Democrats are in trouble in 2022. The vaccine mandate is going to end up putting them in trouble. Once hospitals close in January due to the staffing quitting, they will be done.

Best news I've had all day. Cheers.