zitothebrave
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Second ('Third') Trump Presidency Thread
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GeorgiaGirl
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Man vibes wise in general; it's looking more and more likely that Trump threw away a chance at a reverse 2022 type midterm with Iran.
I wouldn't take too much from the non-partisan races, but there was a point where I was saying that KLB might cost Ossoff either early this year or last year. I no longer think that's going to be the case, but I do think there are many folks online that are going to be highly disappointed when Ossoff doesn't blow it out and KLB very much is a toss-up race at best.
And then if I were in Maine, I'd legitimately just blank it for the senate race (and my dad, longterm traditional Dem who hates Trump's guts, but...is also a giant Zionist, would actually vote Susan Collins), and the Rabb race says that El Sayed truly does have an excellent chance in Michigan unless one of McMorrow or Stevens gets out of the race, and El Sayed is also a very problematic candidate for me.
To sum it all up, if it weren't for Iran, I well and truly do think that you'd be in a reverse 2022 situation where the Michigan senate seat would get thrown in the trash by Dems and the Georgia seat would potentially be too close for comfort...even as things stand, until I see more polling, El Sayed vs Rogers is probably a toss-up.
I wouldn't take too much from the non-partisan races, but there was a point where I was saying that KLB might cost Ossoff either early this year or last year. I no longer think that's going to be the case, but I do think there are many folks online that are going to be highly disappointed when Ossoff doesn't blow it out and KLB very much is a toss-up race at best.
And then if I were in Maine, I'd legitimately just blank it for the senate race (and my dad, longterm traditional Dem who hates Trump's guts, but...is also a giant Zionist, would actually vote Susan Collins), and the Rabb race says that El Sayed truly does have an excellent chance in Michigan unless one of McMorrow or Stevens gets out of the race, and El Sayed is also a very problematic candidate for me.
To sum it all up, if it weren't for Iran, I well and truly do think that you'd be in a reverse 2022 situation where the Michigan senate seat would get thrown in the trash by Dems and the Georgia seat would potentially be too close for comfort...even as things stand, until I see more polling, El Sayed vs Rogers is probably a toss-up.