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The purpose of this channel is to discuss
1. Predictions for how the elections for the Senate will go
2. What things are looking like in your district
3. Anything else that pertains to the United States Senate
Das rite
McCain's not much of a person so the DB writer is trying to ask us to decipher 0 x 50.
opinions on Patrick Little?
Much like.
Will be voting for him
Same, I intend to also
He's a good man.
I hope he runs for something else if he loses.
really want more people like him in government.
Im hoping he will be able to encourage and inspire more to run openly on the same platform
Yep
Congrats
we made national news again
Senate if Clinton won in 2016.
It would be 68 seats since Sessions would still be a senator.
New Jersey and New Mexico, (R) Senators?
I dunno man.
Best case scenario, or if Hillary won.
The New Jersey incumbent had a scandal, and...
New Mexico was close last time.
If this race was in 2010 or 14, we would've won it.
NJ going red
Please
cuz of Menendez
It's not going red buddy
Unless South Jersey Whites turn out
The North Carries the state
@FLanon If we don't get a wall by November,
and if we lose Congress,
would you say it would've been preferable that we lost to Hillary Clinton in 2016?
definitely not under the current circumstances
no
Why would you want fucking Hilary
Jesus Christ
To cause a real red storm?
She would've flooded the US with refugees.
What is a red storm worth if the person in office can't even do shit with it
"cause a real Redstorm"
But imagine for a second
If Hillary had won,
What another Obama, great
we would have 60+ seats in the Senate
And what could we do
Nothing
So point
and almost unilateral control of all rural and suburban districts in House of Representatives
60 senate seats and nothing to do with it
majority democrat scotus
They would've have confirmed any of Hillary's picks
They didn't confirm Garland, did they?
This is the difference:
54 R senators
Biden Rule
The bottleneck tightened in the Senate after 2016, and because the Biden Rule stuff no longer worked, the chance of an R defector is much higher.
But muh Red Storm
My Senate ratings.
Montana going blue?
Why is that?
Leaning blue.
A popular incumbent combined with no strong Republican candidate.
pretty fair map
These are the ratings right now, and when the Republican campaigns and raises awareness, we'll see if that goes to tossup or even lean red territory.
we should go for everything that is light blue
I'd make NJ somewhat lighter because of Menendez
@Deleted User All farmers and Tester sticks up for them
Not light blue, yet not extremely dark blue
I originally put Maryland and New Jersey under Likely Democrat.
Because of the chance of Manning winning and Menendez being Menendez.
But I decided against it, mainly because of how unlikely they are.
But they're on the border between likely and safe.
Since I seem to be good on ratings, I'll make one for the House.
"Pielover19's Red Storm Crystal Ball"
Ima be so bummed if Tester wins reelection.
good luck with that clusterfuck
We need to compete hard in Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Montana, Minnesota, Missouri, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Indiana, And Florida
Absolutely
Wisconsin is looking really bad.
trump at a -14 with Whites there...
Virginia too
We can win it
@zakattack04 why are there so many Whites voting Dem in Wisconsin?
unions
they voted R in 2016 because they implemented right-to-work
God I hate unions
Same issue in PA.
Except PA isn't a right to work state.
because Tom Wolf is a faggot.
And he's gunna win reelection.
Unions need to be Abolished
I'd rather just leave it to states.
No federal protections for unions
Like we have now.
if some staes like CA want union protections fine.
Other states shouldn't have to though.
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