4th and Inches said:trash..Osodecentx said:Another update. 538.com projectionsOsodecentx said:Just updating. Using 538.com projections4th and Inches said:fetterman may not make it to the election.. watch video of him, he is in bad shape. Oz is not great canidate but fetterman is terrible. If he wins, people arent paying attention or voting against OzRedbrickbear said:C. Jordan said:
Looks really good for Dems right now.
They can thank Trump and his promotion of awful candidates: Vance, Oz, and Walker, among others.
I agree with you on Oz…fetterman is gonna win in PA.
But Vance is a good candidate and is gonna win Ohio.
Vance is gonna win Ohio.
Walker is gonna win GA.
Laxalt is leading in NV, watch that one
Johnson is -4 in WI according to FoX poll but Fox overstated WI polling by 6.5 in 2020.. this is a horse race folks
Fetterman remains in the lead, but race is tightening (my perception). Fetterman has 80% chance of winning
Vance continues to lead in Ohio. 72% chance of victory
Warnock narrowly ahead in GA, 538 basically says too close to call. Warnock with 52% chance of victory.
Masto over Laxalt in Nevada, but close. Masto 60% chance of victory
Johnson even with Barnes and has momentum. Johnson with 51% chance of victory.
https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2022-election-forecast/senate/
Fetterman 52%-45.7. Fetterman has 82% chance of winning.
Vance 51.7-48.3. Vance has 69% chance of winning.
Warnock 49.9 - 48.5. Warnock has 55% chance of winning.
Masto 49.2-47.4. Masto has a 60% chance of winning.
Johnson 50.4-49.6. Johnson has a 55% chance of winning.
Kelly 51.5- 48.4. Kelly has 77% chance of winning.
If the above hold true, Dems pick up 1 seat.
https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2022-election-forecast/senate/
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Osodecentx said:4th and Inches said:trash..Osodecentx said:Another update. 538.com projectionsOsodecentx said:Just updating. Using 538.com projections4th and Inches said:fetterman may not make it to the election.. watch video of him, he is in bad shape. Oz is not great canidate but fetterman is terrible. If he wins, people arent paying attention or voting against OzRedbrickbear said:C. Jordan said:
Looks really good for Dems right now.
They can thank Trump and his promotion of awful candidates: Vance, Oz, and Walker, among others.
I agree with you on Oz…fetterman is gonna win in PA.
But Vance is a good candidate and is gonna win Ohio.
Vance is gonna win Ohio.
Walker is gonna win GA.
Laxalt is leading in NV, watch that one
Johnson is -4 in WI according to FoX poll but Fox overstated WI polling by 6.5 in 2020.. this is a horse race folks
Fetterman remains in the lead, but race is tightening (my perception). Fetterman has 80% chance of winning
Vance continues to lead in Ohio. 72% chance of victory
Warnock narrowly ahead in GA, 538 basically says too close to call. Warnock with 52% chance of victory.
Masto over Laxalt in Nevada, but close. Masto 60% chance of victory
Johnson even with Barnes and has momentum. Johnson with 51% chance of victory.
https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2022-election-forecast/senate/
Fetterman 52%-45.7. Fetterman has 82% chance of winning.
Vance 51.7-48.3. Vance has 69% chance of winning.
Warnock 49.9 - 48.5. Warnock has 55% chance of winning.
Masto 49.2-47.4. Masto has a 60% chance of winning.
Johnson 50.4-49.6. Johnson has a 55% chance of winning.
Kelly 51.5- 48.4. Kelly has 77% chance of winning.
If the above hold true, Dems pick up 1 seat.
https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2022-election-forecast/senate/
You are welcome
Why?
Scooplet: Rick Scott announced the results an internal poll at a Senate GOP lunch today: Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson leads Democrat Mandela Barnes 49% to 45%, according the Senate Republicans’ campaign arm. Barnes has been ahead slightly in public polls. https://t.co/EXEjtPTDMn
— Holly Otterbein (@hollyotterbein) September 14, 2022
4th and Inches said:Osodecentx said:4th and Inches said:trash..Osodecentx said:Another update. 538.com projectionsOsodecentx said:Just updating. Using 538.com projections4th and Inches said:fetterman may not make it to the election.. watch video of him, he is in bad shape. Oz is not great canidate but fetterman is terrible. If he wins, people arent paying attention or voting against OzRedbrickbear said:C. Jordan said:
Looks really good for Dems right now.
They can thank Trump and his promotion of awful candidates: Vance, Oz, and Walker, among others.
I agree with you on Oz…fetterman is gonna win in PA.
But Vance is a good candidate and is gonna win Ohio.
Vance is gonna win Ohio.
Walker is gonna win GA.
Laxalt is leading in NV, watch that one
Johnson is -4 in WI according to FoX poll but Fox overstated WI polling by 6.5 in 2020.. this is a horse race folks
Fetterman remains in the lead, but race is tightening (my perception). Fetterman has 80% chance of winning
Vance continues to lead in Ohio. 72% chance of victory
Warnock narrowly ahead in GA, 538 basically says too close to call. Warnock with 52% chance of victory.
Masto over Laxalt in Nevada, but close. Masto 60% chance of victory
Johnson even with Barnes and has momentum. Johnson with 51% chance of victory.
https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2022-election-forecast/senate/
Fetterman 52%-45.7. Fetterman has 82% chance of winning.
Vance 51.7-48.3. Vance has 69% chance of winning.
Warnock 49.9 - 48.5. Warnock has 55% chance of winning.
Masto 49.2-47.4. Masto has a 60% chance of winning.
Johnson 50.4-49.6. Johnson has a 55% chance of winning.
Kelly 51.5- 48.4. Kelly has 77% chance of winning.
If the above hold true, Dems pick up 1 seat.
https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2022-election-forecast/senate/
You are welcome
Why?Scooplet: Rick Scott announced the results an internal poll at a Senate GOP lunch today: Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson leads Democrat Mandela Barnes 49% to 45%, according the Senate Republicans’ campaign arm. Barnes has been ahead slightly in public polls. https://t.co/EXEjtPTDMn
— Holly Otterbein (@hollyotterbein) September 14, 2022
I am adding more..Osodecentx said:4th and Inches said:Osodecentx said:4th and Inches said:trash..Osodecentx said:Another update. 538.com projectionsOsodecentx said:Just updating. Using 538.com projections4th and Inches said:fetterman may not make it to the election.. watch video of him, he is in bad shape. Oz is not great canidate but fetterman is terrible. If he wins, people arent paying attention or voting against OzRedbrickbear said:C. Jordan said:
Looks really good for Dems right now.
They can thank Trump and his promotion of awful candidates: Vance, Oz, and Walker, among others.
I agree with you on Oz…fetterman is gonna win in PA.
But Vance is a good candidate and is gonna win Ohio.
Vance is gonna win Ohio.
Walker is gonna win GA.
Laxalt is leading in NV, watch that one
Johnson is -4 in WI according to FoX poll but Fox overstated WI polling by 6.5 in 2020.. this is a horse race folks
Fetterman remains in the lead, but race is tightening (my perception). Fetterman has 80% chance of winning
Vance continues to lead in Ohio. 72% chance of victory
Warnock narrowly ahead in GA, 538 basically says too close to call. Warnock with 52% chance of victory.
Masto over Laxalt in Nevada, but close. Masto 60% chance of victory
Johnson even with Barnes and has momentum. Johnson with 51% chance of victory.
https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2022-election-forecast/senate/
Fetterman 52%-45.7. Fetterman has 82% chance of winning.
Vance 51.7-48.3. Vance has 69% chance of winning.
Warnock 49.9 - 48.5. Warnock has 55% chance of winning.
Masto 49.2-47.4. Masto has a 60% chance of winning.
Johnson 50.4-49.6. Johnson has a 55% chance of winning.
Kelly 51.5- 48.4. Kelly has 77% chance of winning.
If the above hold true, Dems pick up 1 seat.
https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2022-election-forecast/senate/
You are welcome
Why?Scooplet: Rick Scott announced the results an internal poll at a Senate GOP lunch today: Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson leads Democrat Mandela Barnes 49% to 45%, according the Senate Republicans’ campaign arm. Barnes has been ahead slightly in public polls. https://t.co/EXEjtPTDMn
— Holly Otterbein (@hollyotterbein) September 14, 2022
Consistent with 538
Of the eight states with competitive Senate races, polling has NOT significantly overstated DEM support in only two.
— Rich Baris "The People's Pundit" (@Peoples_Pundit) September 14, 2022
And only in Arizona is the DEM outside the average error right now.
If past is prologue, the GOP is taking it 52/48, at this moment.
I like the trend4th and Inches said:I am adding more..Osodecentx said:4th and Inches said:Osodecentx said:4th and Inches said:trash..Osodecentx said:Another update. 538.com projectionsOsodecentx said:Just updating. Using 538.com projections4th and Inches said:fetterman may not make it to the election.. watch video of him, he is in bad shape. Oz is not great canidate but fetterman is terrible. If he wins, people arent paying attention or voting against OzRedbrickbear said:C. Jordan said:
Looks really good for Dems right now.
They can thank Trump and his promotion of awful candidates: Vance, Oz, and Walker, among others.
I agree with you on Oz…fetterman is gonna win in PA.
But Vance is a good candidate and is gonna win Ohio.
Vance is gonna win Ohio.
Walker is gonna win GA.
Laxalt is leading in NV, watch that one
Johnson is -4 in WI according to FoX poll but Fox overstated WI polling by 6.5 in 2020.. this is a horse race folks
Fetterman remains in the lead, but race is tightening (my perception). Fetterman has 80% chance of winning
Vance continues to lead in Ohio. 72% chance of victory
Warnock narrowly ahead in GA, 538 basically says too close to call. Warnock with 52% chance of victory.
Masto over Laxalt in Nevada, but close. Masto 60% chance of victory
Johnson even with Barnes and has momentum. Johnson with 51% chance of victory.
https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2022-election-forecast/senate/
Fetterman 52%-45.7. Fetterman has 82% chance of winning.
Vance 51.7-48.3. Vance has 69% chance of winning.
Warnock 49.9 - 48.5. Warnock has 55% chance of winning.
Masto 49.2-47.4. Masto has a 60% chance of winning.
Johnson 50.4-49.6. Johnson has a 55% chance of winning.
Kelly 51.5- 48.4. Kelly has 77% chance of winning.
If the above hold true, Dems pick up 1 seat.
https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2022-election-forecast/senate/
You are welcome
Why?Scooplet: Rick Scott announced the results an internal poll at a Senate GOP lunch today: Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson leads Democrat Mandela Barnes 49% to 45%, according the Senate Republicans’ campaign arm. Barnes has been ahead slightly in public polls. https://t.co/EXEjtPTDMn
— Holly Otterbein (@hollyotterbein) September 14, 2022
Consistent with 538
Osodecentx said:I like the trend4th and Inches said:I am adding more..Osodecentx said:4th and Inches said:Osodecentx said:4th and Inches said:trash..Osodecentx said:Another update. 538.com projectionsOsodecentx said:Just updating. Using 538.com projections4th and Inches said:fetterman may not make it to the election.. watch video of him, he is in bad shape. Oz is not great canidate but fetterman is terrible. If he wins, people arent paying attention or voting against OzRedbrickbear said:C. Jordan said:
Looks really good for Dems right now.
They can thank Trump and his promotion of awful candidates: Vance, Oz, and Walker, among others.
I agree with you on Oz…fetterman is gonna win in PA.
But Vance is a good candidate and is gonna win Ohio.
Vance is gonna win Ohio.
Walker is gonna win GA.
Laxalt is leading in NV, watch that one
Johnson is -4 in WI according to FoX poll but Fox overstated WI polling by 6.5 in 2020.. this is a horse race folks
Fetterman remains in the lead, but race is tightening (my perception). Fetterman has 80% chance of winning
Vance continues to lead in Ohio. 72% chance of victory
Warnock narrowly ahead in GA, 538 basically says too close to call. Warnock with 52% chance of victory.
Masto over Laxalt in Nevada, but close. Masto 60% chance of victory
Johnson even with Barnes and has momentum. Johnson with 51% chance of victory.
https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2022-election-forecast/senate/
Fetterman 52%-45.7. Fetterman has 82% chance of winning.
Vance 51.7-48.3. Vance has 69% chance of winning.
Warnock 49.9 - 48.5. Warnock has 55% chance of winning.
Masto 49.2-47.4. Masto has a 60% chance of winning.
Johnson 50.4-49.6. Johnson has a 55% chance of winning.
Kelly 51.5- 48.4. Kelly has 77% chance of winning.
If the above hold true, Dems pick up 1 seat.
https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2022-election-forecast/senate/
You are welcome
Why?Scooplet: Rick Scott announced the results an internal poll at a Senate GOP lunch today: Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson leads Democrat Mandela Barnes 49% to 45%, according the Senate Republicans’ campaign arm. Barnes has been ahead slightly in public polls. https://t.co/EXEjtPTDMn
— Holly Otterbein (@hollyotterbein) September 14, 2022
Consistent with 538
2022 election update. The trends are not insignificant. I'm not ready to lock in a RED WAVE but if any of demographic shifts turn out to be accurate, it will be quite the mid-term shellacking for the Dems.
— Justin Hart (@justin_hart) September 13, 2022
- Black voters going red 10+ pts vs 2018
- 65+ votes +10
- Moderates +11 pic.twitter.com/REpUDSO2YV
2022 GENERIC CONGRESSIONAL BALLOT POLLING by Emerson College among likely voters
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) September 15, 2022
NEVADA
GOP — 46% (+3)
DEM — 43%
PENNSYLVANIA
GOP — 47% (+1)
DEM — 46%
OHIO
GOP — 51% (+10)
DEM — 41%
GEORGIA
GOP — 51% (+5)
DEM — 46%
Conducted: 08/15-09/10https://t.co/P077engKMW pic.twitter.com/fghrXeZo5S
NEW: @UTAustin | @TxPolProject
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) September 14, 2022
TX GOV
(R) Greg Abbott 45% (+5)
(D) Beto O'Rourke 40%
TX LT GOV
(R) Dan Patrick 39% (+7)
(D) Mike Collier 32%
TX AG
(R) Ken Paxton 38% (+5)
(D) Rochelle Garza 33%
1,200 RV | R48/D42/I10 | 08/28-09/06https://t.co/ZTvTB66rw3
Yep, Abbott will win by 11 to 15 points.4th and Inches said:
Junk poll- registered instead of likelyNEW: @UTAustin | @TxPolProject
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) September 14, 2022
TX GOV
(R) Greg Abbott 45% (+5)
(D) Beto O'Rourke 40%
TX LT GOV
(R) Dan Patrick 39% (+7)
(D) Mike Collier 32%
TX AG
(R) Ken Paxton 38% (+5)
(D) Rochelle Garza 33%
1,200 RV | R48/D42/I10 | 08/28-09/06https://t.co/ZTvTB66rw3
4th and Inches said:2022 GENERIC CONGRESSIONAL BALLOT POLLING by Emerson College among likely voters
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) September 15, 2022
NEVADA
GOP — 46% (+3)
DEM — 43%
PENNSYLVANIA
GOP — 47% (+1)
DEM — 46%
OHIO
GOP — 51% (+10)
DEM — 41%
GEORGIA
GOP — 51% (+5)
DEM — 46%
Conducted: 08/15-09/10https://t.co/P077engKMW pic.twitter.com/fghrXeZo5S
lol, no public outcry on abortion.. cant even make top 3 as an issue, most if the time cant make top 5.Osodecentx said:
But Democrats are also benefiting from factors over which they had little control: the public outcry in response to the Supreme Court's overturning of federal abortion rights and the return of former President Donald J. Trump to an attention-commanding presence on the national stage.
That's what the media and twitter bots care about, no one that isn't obsessed with infanticide and Trump 24/7 cares.Osodecentx said:
But Democrats are also benefiting from factors over which they had little control: the public outcry in response to the Supreme Court's overturning of federal abortion rights and the return of former President Donald J. Trump to an attention-commanding presence on the national stage.
Trump is giving controversial interviews that take the focus off of Biden. We want Biden to be the focus of attention in the run up to election day4th and Inches said:Osodecentx said:
But Democrats are also benefiting from factors over which they had little control: the public outcry in response to the Supreme Court's overturning of federal abortion rights and the return of former President Donald J. Trump to an attention-commanding presence on the national stage.
Trump is out running the Generic GOP polling in most places, dont see that as helping Dems..
PENNSYLVANIA SENATE POLLING TRENDS By Trafalgar Group
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) September 16, 2022
August 18
(D) John Fetterman 48.6% (+4.9)
(R) Mehmet Oz 43.5%
September 15
(D) John Fetterman 47.7% (+1.8)
(R) Mehmet Oz 45.9%
✅ 3.1 point shift towards Dr. Oz pic.twitter.com/v7qkdzWtXW
while that may be a controversial interview, it doesn't take the focus off of Biden. The focus is on Biden every time somebody has to pay a high gas bill, has to pay at the gas pump, has to pay at the grocery store, has struggles to pay the rent or mortgage. All of that is Biden.Osodecentx said:Trump is giving controversial interviews that take the focus off of Biden. We want Biden to be the focus of attention in the run up to election day4th and Inches said:Osodecentx said:
But Democrats are also benefiting from factors over which they had little control: the public outcry in response to the Supreme Court's overturning of federal abortion rights and the return of former President Donald J. Trump to an attention-commanding presence on the national stage.
Trump is out running the Generic GOP polling in most places, dont see that as helping Dems..
Trump warns of 'big problems' if indicted, says he'd still run for office
Former president Donald Trump warned that if he were indicted on a charge of mishandling classified documents after leaving the White House, there would be "problems in this country the likes of which perhaps we've never seen before."
Trump, speaking Thursday to conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt, added, "I don't think the people of the United States would stand for it."
Hewitt, who is also a contributing columnist for The Washington Post, then noted that critics would describe the comment as inciting violence, and he asked Trump to respond to the claim. "That's not inciting I'm just saying what my opinion is. I don't think the people of this country would stand for it," Trump said.
When pressed by Hewitt, Trump said he thought there would be "big problems, big problems."
Federal agents conducted a court-authorized search of Trump's club and residence Aug. 8, as part of a long-running investigation into whether government documents some of which are classified were being stored at Mar-a-Lago instead of returned to the National Archives.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/09/15/trump-justice-department-investigation-fbi-search/
NYT/Sienna Poll released a RV sample.
— Rich Baris "The People's Pundit" (@Peoples_Pundit) September 16, 2022
I get they weren't particularly good at a LV model in 2020, but it's still the job.
If you can't do it, then don't.
As of now, only 2/7 in the RCP average are LV samples. The 5/7 RV samples are DEM leads. The two LV samples are REP leads.
2022 GENERIC CONGRESSIONAL BALLOT POLLING by CD Media and @Peoples_Pundit
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) September 16, 2022
PENNSYLVANIA
GOP — 50% (+6)
DEM — 44%
PA Indies
GOP — 52% (+17)
DEM — 35%
.
ARIZONA
GOP — 49% (+9)
DEM — 40%
AZ indies
GOP — 44% (+14)
DEM — 30%
Conducted: 07/15-09/01https://t.co/hdho9NMG17 pic.twitter.com/jgvIGCYq0t
RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:I am pulling for the had a stroke, cannot put a cognitive sentence together guy in Pennsylvania. The only way he could get more support from the Dems is if he was dead.Harrison Bergeron said:
The "media" is giving Fetterman the Biden basement treatment ... ignoring him. Just like in Georgia it's ignoring a wife beater.
Clown country. Clown World.
Holy Moses! I thought you were in a nursing home or dead. Glad you are still on the right side of the grass, Buddy!JettRink said:RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:I am pulling for the had a stroke, cannot put a cognitive sentence together guy in Pennsylvania. The only way he could get more support from the Dems is if he was dead.Harrison Bergeron said:
The "media" is giving Fetterman the Biden basement treatment ... ignoring him. Just like in Georgia it's ignoring a wife beater.
Clown country. Clown World.
The Honorable Judge Ward, we are all so interested in your opinions on political races. Can you remind all of us about the brilliant race you ran for County Judge?
but, but, but...there are 30 people demonstrating in Amy Coney Barrett's front yard!4th and Inches said:lol, no public outcry on abortion.. cant even make top 3 as an issue, most if the time cant make top 5.Osodecentx said:
But Democrats are also benefiting from factors over which they had little control: the public outcry in response to the Supreme Court's overturning of federal abortion rights and the return of former President Donald J. Trump to an attention-commanding presence on the national stage.
Inflation/economy are number 1 and it is a noose around the Dems neck. It is considered number one by almost for times as many people as the number 2 top issue.
Trump is out running the Generic GOP polling in most places, dont see that as helping Dems..
compare that to the generic Congressional ballot poll a few posted up, where GOP is +3 in PA.4th and Inches said:PENNSYLVANIA SENATE POLLING TRENDS By Trafalgar Group
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) September 16, 2022
August 18
(D) John Fetterman 48.6% (+4.9)
(R) Mehmet Oz 43.5%
September 15
(D) John Fetterman 47.7% (+1.8)
(R) Mehmet Oz 45.9%
✅ 3.1 point shift towards Dr. Oz pic.twitter.com/v7qkdzWtXW
The error in Oso's post is that he's blaming Trump for the "Trump distraction."4th and Inches said:while that may be a controversial interview, it doesn't take the focus off of Biden. The focus is on Biden every time somebody has to pay a high gas bill, has to pay at the gas pump, has to pay at the grocery store, has struggles to pay the rent or mortgage. All of that is Biden.Osodecentx said:Trump is giving controversial interviews that take the focus off of Biden. We want Biden to be the focus of attention in the run up to election day4th and Inches said:Osodecentx said:
But Democrats are also benefiting from factors over which they had little control: the public outcry in response to the Supreme Court's overturning of federal abortion rights and the return of former President Donald J. Trump to an attention-commanding presence on the national stage.
Trump is out running the Generic GOP polling in most places, dont see that as helping Dems..
Trump warns of 'big problems' if indicted, says he'd still run for office
Former president Donald Trump warned that if he were indicted on a charge of mishandling classified documents after leaving the White House, there would be "problems in this country the likes of which perhaps we've never seen before."
Trump, speaking Thursday to conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt, added, "I don't think the people of the United States would stand for it."
Hewitt, who is also a contributing columnist for The Washington Post, then noted that critics would describe the comment as inciting violence, and he asked Trump to respond to the claim. "That's not inciting I'm just saying what my opinion is. I don't think the people of this country would stand for it," Trump said.
When pressed by Hewitt, Trump said he thought there would be "big problems, big problems."
Federal agents conducted a court-authorized search of Trump's club and residence Aug. 8, as part of a long-running investigation into whether government documents some of which are classified were being stored at Mar-a-Lago instead of returned to the National Archives.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/09/15/trump-justice-department-investigation-fbi-search/
All of the stuff that Donald Trump said would happen during the 2020 election, it's happened or is happening. Buyers remorse has set in and people are longing for the days of Donald Trump as president. He is polling better than he ever has in 8 years
If you want to know who's dragging down the GOP's chances in the midterms, look no further than current DC GOP leader ship. They could absolutely be hammering the Dems on these issues but have been relatively silent.
The good news is we have people like Kerrie lake who's most likely going to win Arizona governor and Ron DeSantis who is the current Florida governor that have the guts to stand up and make a national name for themselves among conservatives and could be a future presidential hopeful.
Of course the Dems are doing everything they can to distract from Biden. When we talk about Trump we are playing into their hands. As you say, Biden is a negative for Dems, so let's keep him front and center.whiterock said:The error in Oso's post is that he's blaming Trump for the "Trump distraction."4th and Inches said:while that may be a controversial interview, it doesn't take the focus off of Biden. The focus is on Biden every time somebody has to pay a high gas bill, has to pay at the gas pump, has to pay at the grocery store, has struggles to pay the rent or mortgage. All of that is Biden.Osodecentx said:Trump is giving controversial interviews that take the focus off of Biden. We want Biden to be the focus of attention in the run up to election day4th and Inches said:Osodecentx said:
But Democrats are also benefiting from factors over which they had little control: the public outcry in response to the Supreme Court's overturning of federal abortion rights and the return of former President Donald J. Trump to an attention-commanding presence on the national stage.
Trump is out running the Generic GOP polling in most places, dont see that as helping Dems..
Trump warns of 'big problems' if indicted, says he'd still run for office
Former president Donald Trump warned that if he were indicted on a charge of mishandling classified documents after leaving the White House, there would be "problems in this country the likes of which perhaps we've never seen before."
Trump, speaking Thursday to conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt, added, "I don't think the people of the United States would stand for it."
Hewitt, who is also a contributing columnist for The Washington Post, then noted that critics would describe the comment as inciting violence, and he asked Trump to respond to the claim. "That's not inciting I'm just saying what my opinion is. I don't think the people of this country would stand for it," Trump said.
When pressed by Hewitt, Trump said he thought there would be "big problems, big problems."
Federal agents conducted a court-authorized search of Trump's club and residence Aug. 8, as part of a long-running investigation into whether government documents some of which are classified were being stored at Mar-a-Lago instead of returned to the National Archives.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/09/15/trump-justice-department-investigation-fbi-search/
All of the stuff that Donald Trump said would happen during the 2020 election, it's happened or is happening. Buyers remorse has set in and people are longing for the days of Donald Trump as president. He is polling better than he ever has in 8 years
If you want to know who's dragging down the GOP's chances in the midterms, look no further than current DC GOP leader ship. They could absolutely be hammering the Dems on these issues but have been relatively silent.
The good news is we have people like Kerrie lake who's most likely going to win Arizona governor and Ron DeSantis who is the current Florida governor that have the guts to stand up and make a national name for themselves among conservatives and could be a future presidential hopeful.
In reality, it's the Democrats who are responsible for Trump being a distraction. Trump is purposely waiting to declare for 2024 in order to NOT be the issue on the ballot, while Dems are going max effort to make the mid-terms a referendum on Trump rather than Biden.
That will definitely help the Dems. But not as much as many suppose. As noted in other polling, Trump is outpacing the generic ballot, so he's a net positive to the GOP. But Biden is a far, far worse negative to the Dems. So getting Trump on the ballot is a very marginal benefit, at best will save a few seats, a slightly less awful outcome in an otherwise dreadful cycle for the Dems.
nope..Osodecentx said:Of course the Dems are doing everything they can to distract from Biden. When we talk about Trump we are playing into their hands. As you say, Biden is a negative for Dems, so let's keep him front and center.whiterock said:The error in Oso's post is that he's blaming Trump for the "Trump distraction."4th and Inches said:while that may be a controversial interview, it doesn't take the focus off of Biden. The focus is on Biden every time somebody has to pay a high gas bill, has to pay at the gas pump, has to pay at the grocery store, has struggles to pay the rent or mortgage. All of that is Biden.Osodecentx said:Trump is giving controversial interviews that take the focus off of Biden. We want Biden to be the focus of attention in the run up to election day4th and Inches said:Osodecentx said:
But Democrats are also benefiting from factors over which they had little control: the public outcry in response to the Supreme Court's overturning of federal abortion rights and the return of former President Donald J. Trump to an attention-commanding presence on the national stage.
Trump is out running the Generic GOP polling in most places, dont see that as helping Dems..
Trump warns of 'big problems' if indicted, says he'd still run for office
Former president Donald Trump warned that if he were indicted on a charge of mishandling classified documents after leaving the White House, there would be "problems in this country the likes of which perhaps we've never seen before."
Trump, speaking Thursday to conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt, added, "I don't think the people of the United States would stand for it."
Hewitt, who is also a contributing columnist for The Washington Post, then noted that critics would describe the comment as inciting violence, and he asked Trump to respond to the claim. "That's not inciting I'm just saying what my opinion is. I don't think the people of this country would stand for it," Trump said.
When pressed by Hewitt, Trump said he thought there would be "big problems, big problems."
Federal agents conducted a court-authorized search of Trump's club and residence Aug. 8, as part of a long-running investigation into whether government documents some of which are classified were being stored at Mar-a-Lago instead of returned to the National Archives.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/09/15/trump-justice-department-investigation-fbi-search/
All of the stuff that Donald Trump said would happen during the 2020 election, it's happened or is happening. Buyers remorse has set in and people are longing for the days of Donald Trump as president. He is polling better than he ever has in 8 years
If you want to know who's dragging down the GOP's chances in the midterms, look no further than current DC GOP leader ship. They could absolutely be hammering the Dems on these issues but have been relatively silent.
The good news is we have people like Kerrie lake who's most likely going to win Arizona governor and Ron DeSantis who is the current Florida governor that have the guts to stand up and make a national name for themselves among conservatives and could be a future presidential hopeful.
In reality, it's the Democrats who are responsible for Trump being a distraction. Trump is purposely waiting to declare for 2024 in order to NOT be the issue on the ballot, while Dems are going max effort to make the mid-terms a referendum on Trump rather than Biden.
That will definitely help the Dems. But not as much as many suppose. As noted in other polling, Trump is outpacing the generic ballot, so he's a net positive to the GOP. But Biden is a far, far worse negative to the Dems. So getting Trump on the ballot is a very marginal benefit, at best will save a few seats, a slightly less awful outcome in an otherwise dreadful cycle for the Dems.
Trump is not a net positive. If he were we'd be asking him to speak daily. Trump cost us 2 senate seats in Georgia and 2 in Az. That's a fact.
Trump is not playing into their hands. He's defending himself as he should. Your unserious argument presumes that he has a duty to hunker down and let events play out without any public comment or defense. Reality is Dems attacked him, because they knew he would have to respond. They are picking the fight. He did not. Let us repeat that. Trump did not pick this fight. Democrats did.Osodecentx said:Of course the Dems are doing everything they can to distract from Biden. When we talk about Trump we are playing into their hands. As you say, Biden is a negative for Dems, so let's keep him front and center.whiterock said:The error in Oso's post is that he's blaming Trump for the "Trump distraction."4th and Inches said:while that may be a controversial interview, it doesn't take the focus off of Biden. The focus is on Biden every time somebody has to pay a high gas bill, has to pay at the gas pump, has to pay at the grocery store, has struggles to pay the rent or mortgage. All of that is Biden.Osodecentx said:Trump is giving controversial interviews that take the focus off of Biden. We want Biden to be the focus of attention in the run up to election day4th and Inches said:Osodecentx said:
But Democrats are also benefiting from factors over which they had little control: the public outcry in response to the Supreme Court's overturning of federal abortion rights and the return of former President Donald J. Trump to an attention-commanding presence on the national stage.
Trump is out running the Generic GOP polling in most places, dont see that as helping Dems..
Trump warns of 'big problems' if indicted, says he'd still run for office
Former president Donald Trump warned that if he were indicted on a charge of mishandling classified documents after leaving the White House, there would be "problems in this country the likes of which perhaps we've never seen before."
Trump, speaking Thursday to conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt, added, "I don't think the people of the United States would stand for it."
Hewitt, who is also a contributing columnist for The Washington Post, then noted that critics would describe the comment as inciting violence, and he asked Trump to respond to the claim. "That's not inciting I'm just saying what my opinion is. I don't think the people of this country would stand for it," Trump said.
When pressed by Hewitt, Trump said he thought there would be "big problems, big problems."
Federal agents conducted a court-authorized search of Trump's club and residence Aug. 8, as part of a long-running investigation into whether government documents some of which are classified were being stored at Mar-a-Lago instead of returned to the National Archives.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/09/15/trump-justice-department-investigation-fbi-search/
All of the stuff that Donald Trump said would happen during the 2020 election, it's happened or is happening. Buyers remorse has set in and people are longing for the days of Donald Trump as president. He is polling better than he ever has in 8 years
If you want to know who's dragging down the GOP's chances in the midterms, look no further than current DC GOP leader ship. They could absolutely be hammering the Dems on these issues but have been relatively silent.
The good news is we have people like Kerrie lake who's most likely going to win Arizona governor and Ron DeSantis who is the current Florida governor that have the guts to stand up and make a national name for themselves among conservatives and could be a future presidential hopeful.
In reality, it's the Democrats who are responsible for Trump being a distraction. Trump is purposely waiting to declare for 2024 in order to NOT be the issue on the ballot, while Dems are going max effort to make the mid-terms a referendum on Trump rather than Biden.
That will definitely help the Dems. But not as much as many suppose. As noted in other polling, Trump is outpacing the generic ballot, so he's a net positive to the GOP. But Biden is a far, far worse negative to the Dems. So getting Trump on the ballot is a very marginal benefit, at best will save a few seats, a slightly less awful outcome in an otherwise dreadful cycle for the Dems.
Trump is not a net positive. If he were we'd be asking him to speak daily. Trump cost us 2 senate seats in Georgia and 2 in Az. That's a fact. (you need that to be true, but it isn't.)
Great. Let's put Trump out front. You and Schumer/Pelosi/Biden are in agreement. Wonder why Dems want Trump out front?whiterock said:Trump is not playing into their hands. He's defending himself as he should. Your unserious argument presumes that he has a duty to hunker down and let events play out without any public comment or defense. Reality is Dems attacked him, because they knew he would have to respond. They are picking the fight. He did not. Let us repeat that. Trump did not pick this fight. Democrats did.Osodecentx said:Of course the Dems are doing everything they can to distract from Biden. When we talk about Trump we are playing into their hands. As you say, Biden is a negative for Dems, so let's keep him front and center.whiterock said:The error in Oso's post is that he's blaming Trump for the "Trump distraction."4th and Inches said:while that may be a controversial interview, it doesn't take the focus off of Biden. The focus is on Biden every time somebody has to pay a high gas bill, has to pay at the gas pump, has to pay at the grocery store, has struggles to pay the rent or mortgage. All of that is Biden.Osodecentx said:Trump is giving controversial interviews that take the focus off of Biden. We want Biden to be the focus of attention in the run up to election day4th and Inches said:Osodecentx said:
But Democrats are also benefiting from factors over which they had little control: the public outcry in response to the Supreme Court's overturning of federal abortion rights and the return of former President Donald J. Trump to an attention-commanding presence on the national stage.
Trump is out running the Generic GOP polling in most places, dont see that as helping Dems..
Trump warns of 'big problems' if indicted, says he'd still run for office
Former president Donald Trump warned that if he were indicted on a charge of mishandling classified documents after leaving the White House, there would be "problems in this country the likes of which perhaps we've never seen before."
Trump, speaking Thursday to conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt, added, "I don't think the people of the United States would stand for it."
Hewitt, who is also a contributing columnist for The Washington Post, then noted that critics would describe the comment as inciting violence, and he asked Trump to respond to the claim. "That's not inciting I'm just saying what my opinion is. I don't think the people of this country would stand for it," Trump said.
When pressed by Hewitt, Trump said he thought there would be "big problems, big problems."
Federal agents conducted a court-authorized search of Trump's club and residence Aug. 8, as part of a long-running investigation into whether government documents some of which are classified were being stored at Mar-a-Lago instead of returned to the National Archives.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/09/15/trump-justice-department-investigation-fbi-search/
All of the stuff that Donald Trump said would happen during the 2020 election, it's happened or is happening. Buyers remorse has set in and people are longing for the days of Donald Trump as president. He is polling better than he ever has in 8 years
If you want to know who's dragging down the GOP's chances in the midterms, look no further than current DC GOP leader ship. They could absolutely be hammering the Dems on these issues but have been relatively silent.
The good news is we have people like Kerrie lake who's most likely going to win Arizona governor and Ron DeSantis who is the current Florida governor that have the guts to stand up and make a national name for themselves among conservatives and could be a future presidential hopeful.
In reality, it's the Democrats who are responsible for Trump being a distraction. Trump is purposely waiting to declare for 2024 in order to NOT be the issue on the ballot, while Dems are going max effort to make the mid-terms a referendum on Trump rather than Biden.
That will definitely help the Dems. But not as much as many suppose. As noted in other polling, Trump is outpacing the generic ballot, so he's a net positive to the GOP. But Biden is a far, far worse negative to the Dems. So getting Trump on the ballot is a very marginal benefit, at best will save a few seats, a slightly less awful outcome in an otherwise dreadful cycle for the Dems.
Trump is not a net positive. If he were we'd be asking him to speak daily. Trump cost us 2 senate seats in Georgia and 2 in Az. That's a fact. (you need that to be true, but it isn't.)
Trump's endorsed candidate and long-time personal friend is going to win that Senate seat in GA. Are you going to give Trump credit for winning that one?
Trump and Thiel get them nominated and it's Mitch's fault if they lose? Trump is sitting on $99 million political fund. Thiel gave $15 million to the Az candidate and now won't support him. You break it, you own it.4th and Inches said:nope..Osodecentx said:Of course the Dems are doing everything they can to distract from Biden. When we talk about Trump we are playing into their hands. As you say, Biden is a negative for Dems, so let's keep him front and center.whiterock said:The error in Oso's post is that he's blaming Trump for the "Trump distraction."4th and Inches said:while that may be a controversial interview, it doesn't take the focus off of Biden. The focus is on Biden every time somebody has to pay a high gas bill, has to pay at the gas pump, has to pay at the grocery store, has struggles to pay the rent or mortgage. All of that is Biden.Osodecentx said:Trump is giving controversial interviews that take the focus off of Biden. We want Biden to be the focus of attention in the run up to election day4th and Inches said:Osodecentx said:
But Democrats are also benefiting from factors over which they had little control: the public outcry in response to the Supreme Court's overturning of federal abortion rights and the return of former President Donald J. Trump to an attention-commanding presence on the national stage.
Trump is out running the Generic GOP polling in most places, dont see that as helping Dems..
Trump warns of 'big problems' if indicted, says he'd still run for office
Former president Donald Trump warned that if he were indicted on a charge of mishandling classified documents after leaving the White House, there would be "problems in this country the likes of which perhaps we've never seen before."
Trump, speaking Thursday to conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt, added, "I don't think the people of the United States would stand for it."
Hewitt, who is also a contributing columnist for The Washington Post, then noted that critics would describe the comment as inciting violence, and he asked Trump to respond to the claim. "That's not inciting I'm just saying what my opinion is. I don't think the people of this country would stand for it," Trump said.
When pressed by Hewitt, Trump said he thought there would be "big problems, big problems."
Federal agents conducted a court-authorized search of Trump's club and residence Aug. 8, as part of a long-running investigation into whether government documents some of which are classified were being stored at Mar-a-Lago instead of returned to the National Archives.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/09/15/trump-justice-department-investigation-fbi-search/
All of the stuff that Donald Trump said would happen during the 2020 election, it's happened or is happening. Buyers remorse has set in and people are longing for the days of Donald Trump as president. He is polling better than he ever has in 8 years
If you want to know who's dragging down the GOP's chances in the midterms, look no further than current DC GOP leader ship. They could absolutely be hammering the Dems on these issues but have been relatively silent.
The good news is we have people like Kerrie lake who's most likely going to win Arizona governor and Ron DeSantis who is the current Florida governor that have the guts to stand up and make a national name for themselves among conservatives and could be a future presidential hopeful.
In reality, it's the Democrats who are responsible for Trump being a distraction. Trump is purposely waiting to declare for 2024 in order to NOT be the issue on the ballot, while Dems are going max effort to make the mid-terms a referendum on Trump rather than Biden.
That will definitely help the Dems. But not as much as many suppose. As noted in other polling, Trump is outpacing the generic ballot, so he's a net positive to the GOP. But Biden is a far, far worse negative to the Dems. So getting Trump on the ballot is a very marginal benefit, at best will save a few seats, a slightly less awful outcome in an otherwise dreadful cycle for the Dems.
Trump is not a net positive. If he were we'd be asking him to speak daily. Trump cost us 2 senate seats in Georgia and 2 in Az. That's a fact.
He is the only one doing the talking. Your GOP arguement is with DC leadership and RNC leadership. Their failure to support all the GOP canidates on the general ballot in these flip states is very telling
sometimes things besides money have value..Osodecentx said:Trump and Thiel get them nominated and it's Mitch's fault if they lose? Trump is sitting on $99 million political fund. Thiel gave $15 million to the Az candidate and now won't support him. You break it, you own it.4th and Inches said:nope..Osodecentx said:Of course the Dems are doing everything they can to distract from Biden. When we talk about Trump we are playing into their hands. As you say, Biden is a negative for Dems, so let's keep him front and center.whiterock said:The error in Oso's post is that he's blaming Trump for the "Trump distraction."4th and Inches said:while that may be a controversial interview, it doesn't take the focus off of Biden. The focus is on Biden every time somebody has to pay a high gas bill, has to pay at the gas pump, has to pay at the grocery store, has struggles to pay the rent or mortgage. All of that is Biden.Osodecentx said:Trump is giving controversial interviews that take the focus off of Biden. We want Biden to be the focus of attention in the run up to election day4th and Inches said:Osodecentx said:
But Democrats are also benefiting from factors over which they had little control: the public outcry in response to the Supreme Court's overturning of federal abortion rights and the return of former President Donald J. Trump to an attention-commanding presence on the national stage.
Trump is out running the Generic GOP polling in most places, dont see that as helping Dems..
Trump warns of 'big problems' if indicted, says he'd still run for office
Former president Donald Trump warned that if he were indicted on a charge of mishandling classified documents after leaving the White House, there would be "problems in this country the likes of which perhaps we've never seen before."
Trump, speaking Thursday to conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt, added, "I don't think the people of the United States would stand for it."
Hewitt, who is also a contributing columnist for The Washington Post, then noted that critics would describe the comment as inciting violence, and he asked Trump to respond to the claim. "That's not inciting I'm just saying what my opinion is. I don't think the people of this country would stand for it," Trump said.
When pressed by Hewitt, Trump said he thought there would be "big problems, big problems."
Federal agents conducted a court-authorized search of Trump's club and residence Aug. 8, as part of a long-running investigation into whether government documents some of which are classified were being stored at Mar-a-Lago instead of returned to the National Archives.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/09/15/trump-justice-department-investigation-fbi-search/
All of the stuff that Donald Trump said would happen during the 2020 election, it's happened or is happening. Buyers remorse has set in and people are longing for the days of Donald Trump as president. He is polling better than he ever has in 8 years
If you want to know who's dragging down the GOP's chances in the midterms, look no further than current DC GOP leader ship. They could absolutely be hammering the Dems on these issues but have been relatively silent.
The good news is we have people like Kerrie lake who's most likely going to win Arizona governor and Ron DeSantis who is the current Florida governor that have the guts to stand up and make a national name for themselves among conservatives and could be a future presidential hopeful.
In reality, it's the Democrats who are responsible for Trump being a distraction. Trump is purposely waiting to declare for 2024 in order to NOT be the issue on the ballot, while Dems are going max effort to make the mid-terms a referendum on Trump rather than Biden.
That will definitely help the Dems. But not as much as many suppose. As noted in other polling, Trump is outpacing the generic ballot, so he's a net positive to the GOP. But Biden is a far, far worse negative to the Dems. So getting Trump on the ballot is a very marginal benefit, at best will save a few seats, a slightly less awful outcome in an otherwise dreadful cycle for the Dems.
Trump is not a net positive. If he were we'd be asking him to speak daily. Trump cost us 2 senate seats in Georgia and 2 in Az. That's a fact.
He is the only one doing the talking. Your GOP arguement is with DC leadership and RNC leadership. Their failure to support all the GOP canidates on the general ballot in these flip states is very telling
Leading Pollster: GOP Voters Will Be ‘Virtually Impossible To Poll’ After Biden’s ‘MAGA Republicans’ Attacks https://t.co/TAA5oThkq5
— Daily Wire News (@DailyWireNews) September 18, 2022
This seems rightCobretti said:Leading Pollster: GOP Voters Will Be ‘Virtually Impossible To Poll’ After Biden’s ‘MAGA Republicans’ Attacks https://t.co/TAA5oThkq5
— Daily Wire News (@DailyWireNews) September 18, 2022
